On 2019-06-30 21:32, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
Swedebugia,
swedebugia wrote:
http://ci.guix.gnu.org/search?query=rust-1.30
->
http://ci.guix.gnu.org/build/1303680/details "dependency failed"
What does that mean?
What is going on?
That a package (well, derivation) upon which rust@1.30.1 depends failed
to build.
I'm almost certain that Cuirass doesn't currently track dependency
information the way it eventually should, which would mean there's no
way to find out *which* dependency failed. The only way to find out
would be build rust@1.30.1 yourself and see what fails before you get to
it. If you do get to it, you managed to build something that ci.guix
didn't and you should feel proud.
I logged into my substitute server to find out more, but:
athena.tobias.gr ~ λ guix describe
Generation 109 Jun 30 2019 21:11:58 (current)
guix a3d1a34
repository URL: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/guix.git
branch: master
commit: a3d1a3487a34820d2a0b3d5e6206e4df1c77c15c
athena.tobias.gr ~ λ guix build rust@1.30.1
[…]
/gnu/store/p20fkgdlqqw4dlfqg8jximqg6qpcz7a1-rust-1.30.1
Looks like I already built the entire rust chain successfully. (?)
You're welcome to give my substitute server at https://guix.<my domain
name> a try (more info at that URL). I'd be interested in both success
and failure. :-)
Nice, what a gift!
Also could somebody tell me how to shut off the tests if I choose to
build them myself?
Edit the package definition to add ‘#:tests? #f’ to the arguments
field. This will change the derivation and all that depend on it (so
you won't get substitutes for anything that depends on your untested
rust fork).
Yeah, thats the downside.
--
Cheers Swedebugia
