Am Mon, Feb 20, 2023 at 12:16:17PM +0100 schrieb Julien Lepiller: > We can probably get rid of most 4.07 variants but I would keep the bootstrap > (in the hope we can bootstrap later versions from it). 4.09 is still used for > unison, and I think Andreas uses it a lot :) > I'd say remove all leaf 4.07 packages that are libraries only.
My impression is that all 4.07 packages apart from ocaml@4.07 itself are libraries; "guix refresh -l ocaml@4.07" returns only packages of the form ocaml4.07-xxx. So by recursively removing leaf libraries, nothing will be left over except for the bootstrap. Unison has a newer release 2.53, with the following NEWS: * OCaml >= 4.08 is required to build unison. * unison can be built with (unreleased) OCaml 5. So this could be tackled (after the core-updates merge, I would say). Then there is usync depending on unison. It is unmaintained with the last commit 5 years ago, so can maybe be dropped. Well, it is a simple scsh script, so will probably continue to work by calling the unison and rsync binaries. Andreas
