On 6/12/26 19:25, Fredrik Salomonsson wrote:
Hi Hugo,
Hugo Buddelmeijer via <[email protected]> writes:
Hi all,
Most Guix commands I run print out some ZFS test messages. E.g.
$ guix search aaaaaaa
*** Entering test group: zfs-system ***
* PASS: root file system is a safety-check proxy for the ZFS dataset
* PASS: ZFS root proxy is a vanilla Guix pseudo file system
But not with "guix describe":
Generation 252 Jun 10 2026 13:42:56 (current)
beaverlabs b0d8625
repository URL: https://gitlab.com/edouardklein/guix
branch: beaverlabs
commit: b0d86251ddc3dac0c2d1343bf6e34fd601fa0179
I haven't seen that before. But my guess would be from the beaverlabs
channel. The commit message to the commit you are using (b0d8625) is
named `First zfs try` [0] so try rollback that channel and see if the
messages goes away.
[0]
https://gitlab.com/edouardklein/guix/-/commit/b0d86251ddc3dac0c2d1343bf6e34fd601fa0179
Yes thanks Frederik, that commit is obviously the origin. These all
seem to be test-assert or test-equal outputs. It did not really occur
to me that channels can do something like that. But I suppose channels
can run arbitrary guile code. (As that is kinda the point.)
