Tobias Geerinckx-Rice writes:
> Indeed, my first mail was too hurried & my longer mail didn't
> address this part at all...
>
> (packages
> (append
> (list (list git "send-email")
> (list git "gui"); just another example
> foo
> ...)
>
Hi!
Zelphir Kaltstahl writes:
> building /gnu/store/yh4kyvg0s1zwwih4lgm8x5sb4j0m3aa8-smalltalk-3.2.5.drv...
> | 'check' phasebuilder for
> `/gnu/store/yh4kyvg0s1zwwih4lgm8x5sb4j0m3aa8-smalltalk-3.2.5.drv' failed with
> exit code 1
> build of
Hi Guix Users!
I just tried installing GNU Smalltalk in a Guix environment as follows:
manifest.scm file:
start
(specifications->manifest
'("smalltalk@3.2.5"))
~end~
command:
start
guix environment -m manifest.scm
~end~
output:
start
substitute:
Good evening,
EuAndreh 写道：
Use specification->package+output.
I tried that, and it indeed doesn't complains about 'unknown
package'
anymore. However, send-email is still not installed after a
system
reconfigure:
Indeed, my first mail was too hurried & my longer mail didn't
address this
> Use specification->package+output.
I tried that, and it indeed doesn't complains about 'unknown package'
anymore. However, send-email is still not installed after a system
reconfigure:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
$ sudo guix system reconfigure guix.scm
...
Are you building guix from git by chance?
--
Joshua Branson
Sent from Emacs and Gnus
Hi,
apparently, the issue was related to emacs (I am using doom emacs)
setting environment variables after startup. Removing
~/.emacs.d/.local/env solved the issue, so this is not really
related to
guix - sorry.
Best
Dario
dario writes:
Hi,
thanks for your input!
Could you try
EuAndreh 写道：
I got a bit confused by that. On IRC pkill9 mentioned that "git"
is a
package, but "git:send-email" is an output. But isn't "git" the
same as
"git:out"?
No. Packages are records (the things created by calling (package
...), and upon which you can call (package-name ...) etc.).
Hi!
EuAndreh 写道：
I tried adding it just like that to my config.scm declaration:
--8<---cut
here---start->8---
(packages
(append
(map specification->package
'("git"
"git:send-email"
...)
Hi guix!
How can I selecet the git:send-email output in my "operating-system"
declaration inside config.scm?
Right now I only have the git package, but I don't know which output it
is selecting. I guess the git:out one?
I tried adding it just like that to my config.scm declaration:
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