Leo Famulari <[email protected]> writes: > On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 12:54:02AM +0100, Marius Bakke wrote: >> Since no one apparently uses it, let's just remove it. I'm something of >> a curl power user and did not know it even had SSH support! >> >> In the mean time, if curl is the only "heavy" user of libssh2, we >> can give it a non-public or hidden libssh2 package that stays on version >> 1.8.0 to avoid the graft. WDYT? > > Good idea! Done in af8f7eb4f2a664c2d0fb3faabaf2e80c72993ef6
This commit changed the cURL derivation, so I pushed a followup in c1f4e6491cecc5d121ef371a8fb2aa0a07030d36. I think using the "hidden?" property will leave the derivation unchanged (as opposed to (hidden-package ...)). @guix-sysadmin: Can you cancel evaluation 4309 on Berlin?
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