Hello! Ricardo Wurmus <[email protected]> skribis:
> the search at ci.guix.gnu.org now recognizes ^ and $ to designate the > beginning or end of a query. You can now also search for arbitrary > build names (previously the query would always end on “-%”). > > Examples: > > ^r-3 system:aarch64-linux > Show all builds of the “r” package at version 3.x on aarch64. > > test spec:staging-staging > Show any build including the string “test” on the “staging-staging” > specification. (I also don’t like the duplication in spec names.) > > -test$ spec:guix-master system:x86_64-linux > Show all x86_64 builds ending on “-test” in the “guix-master” > specification. Woow, really nice! I dreamed about it out loud a couple of days ago, I’m glad it’s already here! :-) The “spec:” and “system:” keywords are really nice. Strangely “installed-os” works, but “test.installed-os” and “test\.installed-os” yield nothing. Perhaps wrong tokenization? Thank you! Ludo’.
