Ludovic Courtès <[email protected]> writes:
> Hi, > > Chris Keschnat <[email protected]> skribis: > >> FAIL: tests/texlive >> =================== >> >> (package (inherit (simple-texlive-package "texlive-texsis" (list >> "bibtex/bst/texsis/" "doc/man/man1/" "doc/otherformats/texsis/base/" >> "tex/texsis/base/" "tex/texsis/config/") (base32 >> "17ckkii656y2g1h5h8lc1bsy10a0bfgnsakhxii4hxfmvrfvc097") #:trivial? >> #t)) (version "59745") (propagated-inputs (list texlive-cm >> texlive-hyphen-base texlive-knuth-lib texlive-plain texlive-tex)) >> (home-page "https://www.tug.org/texlive/";) (synopsis "Plain TeX >> macros for Physicists") (description "TeXsis is a TeX macro package >> which provides useful features for typesetting\nresearch papers and >> related documents. For example, it includes support\nspecifically >> for: Automatic numbering of equations, figures, tables >> and\nreferences; Simplified control of type sizes, line spacing, >> footnotes, running\nheadlines and footlines, and tables of contents, >> figures and tables; Specialized\ndocument formats for research >> papers, preprints and \"e-prints\", conference\nproceedings, theses, >> books, referee reports, letters, and memoranda; Simplified\nmeans of >> constructing an index for a book or thesis; Easy to use double >> column\nformatting; Specialized environments for lists, theorems and >> proofs, centered or\nnon-justified text, and listing computer code; >> Specialized macros for easily\nconstructing ruled tables. TeXsis >> was originally developed for physicists, but\nothers may also find >> it useful. It is completely compatible with Plain TeX.") (license >> lppl)) >> >> ;;; (fail (package (inherit (simple-texlive-package "texlive-texsis" >> (list "bibtex/bst/texsis/" "doc/man/man1/" >> "doc/otherformats/texsis/base/" "tex/texsis/base/" >> "tex/texsis/config/") (base32 >> "17ckkii656y2g1h5h8lc1bsy10a0bfgnsakhxii4hxfmvrfvc097") #:trivial? >> #t)) (version "59745") (propagated-inputs (list texlive-cm >> texlive-hyphen-base texlive-knuth-lib texlive-plain texlive-tex)) >> (home-page "https://www.tug.org/texlive/";) (synopsis "Plain TeX >> macros for Physicists") (description "TeXsis is a TeX macro package >> which provides useful features for typesetting\nresearch papers and >> related documents. For example, it includes support\nspecifically >> for: Automatic numbering of equations, figures, tables >> and\nreferences; Simplified control of type sizes, line spacing, >> footnotes, running\nheadlines and footlines, and tables of contents, >> figures and tables; Specialized\ndocument formats for research >> papers, preprints and \"e-prints\", conference\nproceedings, theses, >> books, referee reports, letters, and memoranda; Simplified\nmeans of >> constructing an index for a book or thesis; Easy to use double >> column\nformatting; Specialized environments for lists, theorems and >> proofs, centered or\nnon-justified text, and listing computer code; >> Specialized macros for easily\nconstructing ruled tables. TeXsis >> was originally developed for physicists, but\nothers may also find >> it useful. It is completely compatible with Plain TeX.") (license >> lppl)) #f) >> test-name: texlive->guix-package >> location: /home/ck/tmp/guix/tests/texlive.scm:161 > > Actually I’m now experiencing it, and I think it’s caused by commit > be7b314f3fe22273e935accac22f313e44d3d970, which changes the ‘texlive’ > importer. My apologies. Fixed with commit c9a37f57cbb18be01436a709cbdd96ffea41caf5. -- Ricardo
