Hello, Mathieu Othacehe <[email protected]> skribis:
>> As discussed in <https://issues.guix.info/issue/32966#5>, the “1G” bit >> is somewhat part of the test: it ensures a bare-bones install doesn’t >> take more than that. So I’d really like to keep it like this. > > Hmm, I think I understand the problem, I added a few packages in > 'installation-os' for font management in kmscon (fontconfig, font-dejavu > and font-gnu-unifont) and they end-up in the disk-image via > 'operating-system-add-packages' call. But they don’t end up in the installed system, do they? Normally we install bare-bones.tmpl as is, right? > So maybe I should remove them in (gnu tests install) to avoid increasing > the limit, WDYT? Dunno, it seems to me that the limit this commit modifies is that of the installed system (i.e., bare-bones), not that of the installer itself. That said, we should also be careful about the size of the installer, so it’s worth running ‘guix size’ to check how much these packages add and whether we can strip that. Thanks, Ludo’.
