Hi Maxim, Maxim Cournoyer <[email protected]> writes:
> * gnu/packages/gnuzilla.scm (%icecat-base-version): New variable. > (%upstream-firefox-version): Likewise. > (%icecat-version): Define in terms of %icecat-base-version. > (upstream-firefox-source): New variable. > (icecat-source): Adjust to use the above newly introduced variables. I'm deeply uncomfortable binding toplevel variables, even unexported ones, that provide non-FSDG-complaint software. I guess that the primary motivation for this commit was to make it easier to use the 'update-mozilla-locales' helper. In an earlier message <https://bugs.gnu.org/32026#100>, I suggested an alternative way to use the code in your proposed 'update-mozilla-locales' helper which would eliminate the need to expose any *firefox* toplevel variables. I hope you'll find that alternative approach acceptable, so that we can avoid exposing non-FSDG-compliant software in our toplevel bindings. What do you think? Thanks, Mark
