Re: How to reference a module defined in another package?

2021-04-23 Thread Vincent Legoll
On Sat, Apr 24, 2021 at 12:08 AM Vincent Legoll wrote: > I think this may be of help: > > https://guix.gnu.org/cookbook/en/html_node/GUIX_005fPACKAGE_005fPATH.html And the first thing this page tells you, is to go have a look at the new way of doing this kind of things: channels.

Re: How to reference a module defined in another package?

2021-04-23 Thread Vincent Legoll
Hello, I think this may be of help: https://guix.gnu.org/cookbook/en/html_node/GUIX_005fPACKAGE_005fPATH.html The error seems to be that it does not find the code, that your use module is trying to load. -- Vincent Legoll

How to reference a module defined in another package?

2021-04-23 Thread mbcladwell
Hi, I am trying to package an application, my guix.scm is below. The build starts OK but fails with the error: ice-9/boot-9.scm:1669:16: In procedure raise-exception: no code for module (artanis utils) make: *** [Makefile:1878: limsn/app/controllers/target.go] Error 1 command "make" "-j"

Re: What to do when a package is removed upstream

2021-04-23 Thread Bonface Munyoki K .
Ricardo Wurmus writes: > Bonface Munyoki K. writes: > >>> You can use an ‘inferior’[0] Guix if you don't >>> mind the entire closure of python2-flask* being >>> frozen in the past -- possibly including >>> incompatibilities or known security >>> vulnerabilities. >>> >>> I don't know what their

Re: What to do when a package is removed upstream

2021-04-23 Thread Ricardo Wurmus
Bonface Munyoki K. writes: You can use an ‘inferior’[0] Guix if you don't mind the entire closure of python2-flask* being frozen in the past -- possibly including incompatibilities or known security vulnerabilities. I don't know what their inclusion & maintenance criteria are, but another

Re: What to do when a package is removed upstream

2021-04-23 Thread Bonface Munyoki K .
Hi Tobias! Tobias Geerinckx-Rice writes: > Bonface, > > Bonface Munyoki K. writes: >> What do you do when you want to use a package that >> has already been removed from guix. An example is >> that I have a legacy project that I help maintain >> that still uses some old python2 packages. One of