* gnu/ci.scm (channel-build-system, channel-source->package): Remove.
* gnu/packages/package-management.scm (channel-source->package): New
procedure, moved from (gnu ci).
* guix/build-system/channel.scm: New file, with code moved from (gnu ci).
* doc/guix.texi (Build Systems): Document it.
* guix/read-print.scm (%not-newline): New variable.
(print-multi-line-comment): New procedure.
(pretty-print-with-comments): Use it.
* tests/read-print.scm ("pretty-print-with-comments, multi-line
comment"): New test.
This lets users use three leading semicolons, for instance, in top-level
comments.
* guix/read-print.scm (canonicalize-comment): Add INDENT parameter and
honor it.
(pretty-print-with-comments): Change default value of #:format-comment.
Call FORMAT-COMMENT with INDENT as the second argument.
* tests/read-print.scm: Adjust test accordingly.
* guix/read-print.scm (read-with-comments): Add #:blank-line? and honor it.
(read-with-comments/sequence, pretty-print-with-comments/splice): New
procedures.
* tests/read-print.scm (test-pretty-print/sequence): New macro.
Add tests using it.
* guix/read-print.scm (<page-break>, page-break?, page-break)
(char-set:whitespace-sans-page-break): New variables.
(space?): New procedure.
(read-vertical-space): Use it.
(read-until-end-of-line): New procedure.
(read-with-comments): Add #\page case.
(pretty-print-with-comments): Add 'page-break?' case.
* tests/read-print.scm ("read-with-comments: top-level page break"): New
test.
Add round-trip test with page break within an sexp.
* guix/read-print.scm (<vertical-space>, vertical-space?)
(vertical-space, vertical-space-height): New variables.
(combine-vertical-space, canonicalize-vertical-space)
(read-vertical-space): New procedures.
(read-with-comments): Use it in the #\newline case.
(pretty-print-with-comments): Add #:format-vertical-space and honor it.
Add case for 'vertical-space?'.
* guix/scripts/style.scm (format-package-definition): Pass
#:format-vertical-space to 'object->string*'.
* tests/read-print.scm ("read-with-comments: list with blank line")
("read-with-comments: list with multiple blank lines")
("read-with-comments: top-level blank lines")
("pretty-print-with-comments, canonicalize-vertical-space"): New tests.
Add a couple of additional round-trip tests.
* guix/read-print.scm (<blank>, blank?): New record type.
(<comment>): Redefine using the record interface.
(read-with-comments, pretty-print-with-comments): Change some uses of
'comment?' to 'blank?'.
* guix/scripts/style.scm (simplify-inputs)[simplify-expressions]: Use
'blank?' instead of 'comment?'.
* guix/read-print.scm (<comment>): Rename constructor to
'string->comment'.
(comment): New procedure.
(read-with-comments, canonicalize-comment): Use 'string->comment'
instead of 'comment'.
* guix/build-system/perl.scm: Add info on cross-compilation.
(lower)[private-keywords]: Remove #:target when cross-compiling.
(lower)[target]: Set.
(host-inputs)[perl]: New entry.
(host-inputs)[(standard-packages)]: Move to ...
(build-inputs)[(standard-packages)]: ... here when cross-compiling.
(build-inputs)[standard-cross-packages]: Add when cross-compiling.
(target-inputs): New entry when cross-compiling.
(build): Use perl-cross-build when cross-compiling.
(perl-cross-build): New procedure.
Signed-off-by: Mathieu Othacehe <othacehe@gnu.org>
This fixes another regression introduced with
1f466ed6be932526fc69e72ffd50390691d0d382, which affected the packages bitmask,
hime, hime, nimf and vorta.
The fix is to provide a default qt-major-version when #:qtbase is missing,
such as when borrowing the qt-wrap phase in a package not using the Qt build
system.
* guix/build/qt-utils.scm (wrap-all-qt-programs)[qt-major-version]: Fall-back
to %default-qt-major-version when #:qtbase is #f.
Reported-by: John Kehayias <john.kehayias@protonmail.com> and others.
Fixes a bug whereby, for example:
guix shell bash -- bash -c xyz
would erroneously print:
guix shell: error: bash: command not found
simply because the parent process could not distinguish that 127 from a
"genuine" 127 used by convention for "command not found".
* guix/scripts/environment.scm (launch-environment): Before exiting,
report a "command not found" error and suggest a command name.
(validate-exit-status): Remove.
(launch-environment/fork): Remove call
(launch-environment/container)[exit/status*]: Remove.
Call 'exit/status' instead of it.
The custom input/output port wrapping the TLS session record port would
introduce overhead, and it would also prevent its uses in a non-blocking
context--e.g., with Fibers. The port close mechanism added in GnuTLS
3.7.7 allows us to get rid of that wrapper.
* guix/build/download.scm (wrap-record-port-for-gnutls<3.7.7): New
procedure, with code formerly in 'tls-wrap'.
(tls-wrap): Check for 'set-session-record-port-close!' and use it when
available; otherwise call 'wrap-record-port-for-gnutls<3.7.7'.
The 'asd-operation' parameter can be used to specify the ASDF operation to use
in the build phase. It's default value is "load-system".
* guix/build-system/asdf.scm (package-with-build-system, asdf-build): Add
'asd-operation' parameter.
* guix/build/asdf-buid-system.scm (build): Add 'asd-operation' parameter and
use it.
* guix/build/lisp-utils.scm (compile-systems): Add 'asd-operation' parameter
and use it.
This approach has many benefits:
- It simplifies the build system.
- The package definitions are easier to write.
- It fixes a bug with systems that call asdf:clear-system which would cause
the load to fail. See for instance test systems using Prove.
* guix/build-system/asdf.scm (package-with-build-system): Remove 'asd-files'
and replace 'test-asd-file' by 'asd-test-systems'.
(lower): Same.
* guix/build/asdf-build-system.scm (source-asd-file): Remove since ASDF does
it better than us.
(find-asd-files): Same.
(build): Remove unused asd-files argument.
(check): Remove asd-files argument and replace asd-systems by
asd-test-systems.
* guix/build/lisp-utils.scm (compile-systems): Call to ASDF to find the
systems.
(test-system): Same.
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Le Vaillant <glv@posteo.net>
According to the ASDF manual:
This will make sure all the files in the system are compiled, but not
necessarily load any of them in the current image; on most systems, it
will _not_ load all compiled files in the current image. This function
exists for symmetry with 'load-system' but is not recommended unless you
are writing build scripts and know what you're doing.
* guix/build/lisp-utils.scm (compile-systems): Switch from asdf:compile-system
to asdf:load-system.
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Le Vaillant <glv@posteo.net>
* guix/build-system/qt.scm (qt-build)[qtbase]: Specify a default value. Lower
it using ungexp-native.
(qt-cross-build): Likewise.
Reported-by: Maxime Devos <maximedevos@telenet.be> and others.
* guix/build-system/qt.scm (default-qtbase): New variable.
(lower) <#:qtbase>: Add argument...
[build-inputs]: ... and propagate it here.
(qt-build): Add qtbase argument.
(qt-cross-build): Likewise.
* guix/build/qt-utils.scm (%default-qt-major-version): New variable.
(variables-for-wrapping): Add qt-major-version argument, and use it to format
the various path prefixes. Wrap QT environment variables exactly.
(wrap-qt-program*): Add qt-major-version argument, and pass it to
variables-for-wrapping.
(wrap-qt-program): Add qt-major-version argument, and pass it to
wrap-qt-program*.
(wrap-all-qt-programs): Add qtbase argument, and extract the major version
from it, passing it to wrap-qt-program*.
This patch updates Clojure to 1.11.1. It also adds the 'reset-class-timestamps
phase to the Clojure build system.
This phase makes sure the timestamp of compiled class files is set to a later
point in time than the timestamp of the corresponding Clojure source files. If
the timestamps of the class and source files are the same, the Clojure
compiler will compile the sources again which can lead to issues. This problem
has been discussed here [1]. The suggested solution was to keep/adjust the
timestamps of the class files.
[1] https://www.mail-archive.com/clojure@googlegroups.com/msg99928.html
* gnu/packages/clojure.scm (clojure): Update to 1.11.1 and update all of
LIBRARIES accordingly.
[arguments]: In 'unpack-library-sources' phase, copy from
"core-specs-alpha-src" and "spec-alpha-src" as well. Add
phases 'closure-spec-skip-macros', 'clojure-spec-compile',
'maven-classpath-properties', and 'reset-class-timestamps'.
* guix/build/clojure-build-system.scm (regular-jar-file?)
(reset-class-timestamps): New procedures.
(%standard-phases): Add 'reset-class-timestamps' phase.
Co-authored-by: Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org>
Previously, 'guix gc -d4m' would ignore Home generations. With this
change, they are treated like profiles and generations that match the
pattern are deleted.
* guix/scripts/gc.scm (guix-gc)[delete-generations]: Add call to
'home-generation-base'.
* doc/guix.texi (Invoking guix gc): Document the change.
* guix/import/texlive.scm (tlpdb->package): Add VERSION argument; include
explicit version field in output.
(texlive->guix-package): Set default value for VERSION argument; adjust call
of tlpdb->package.
(texlive-recursive-import): Accept REPO and VERSION keyword arguments.
* guix/import/utils.scm (package->definition): Add a clause to deal with
output from tlpdb->package.
* guix/scripts/import/texlive.scm (%options): Add "recursive" option.
(guix-import-texlive): Honor "recursive" option.
* doc/guix.texi (Using TeX and LaTeX): Mention "recursive" option.
* guix/scripts/package.scm (list-installed): New procedure.
* guix/scripts/home.scm (%options, show-help): Add '--list-installed'.
(process-command): For 'describe' and 'list-generations', honor the
'list-installed option.
(display-home-environment-generation): Add #:list-installed-regex and
honor it.
(list-generations): Likewise.
* guix/scripts/utils.scm (pretty-print-table): New argument "left-pad".
* doc/guix.texi (Invoking Guix Home): Add information and example for
--list-installed flag.
Co-authored-by: Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org>
Previously the output of 'guix refresh --list-updaters' would be
non-deterministic, and likewise the order in which updaters are tried
would be non-deterministic.
Reported by zimoun <zimon.toutoune@gmail.com>.
* guix/upstream.scm (%updaters): Add call to 'sort'.
I missed this remark from the review when pushing the last change.
* guix/import/pypi.scm(python->package-name): Replace the trailing '#t'-case
by a 'else'.
Trytond modules are Python packages, and treated like this in guix. Anyhow,
since they are add-ons for the “Trytond“ application, their guix package name
do not get the "python-" prefix like other Python modules, (see also
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/46057#1). This change disables adding the
"python-" prefix to the guix package name for Trytond modules when importing
and updating, thus inhibiting irritating messages like in this example:
$ guix refresh -u trytond-party
…
trytond-party: consider adding this propagated input: python-trytond-country
trytond-party: consider removing this propagated input: trytond-country
Handling this special case seems appropriate since (as of now) there are
about 165 packages for Trytond and the number is growing.
* guix/import/pypi.scm(python->package-name): Don't add "python-" prefix for
trytond packages.
'egg-source-url' did not return the URL, but the quoted expression. This did
break the updater, which expects the URL as a string.
* guix/import/egg.scm(egg-source-url): Remove.
(egg->guix-package)[egg-content]: Use quoted expression directly.
(latest-release): Call egg-uri instead of egg-source-url.
Fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/56114>.
Reported by Maxime Devos <maximedevos@telenet.be>.
* guix/monad-repl.scm (%build-verbosity): New variable.
(evaluate/print-with-store): New procedure.
(run-in-store): Rewrite in terms of 'evaluate/print-with-store'.
(verbosity, lower, build): New meta-commands.
* doc/guix.texi (Using Guix Interactively): New node.
(The Store Monad): Link to it.
(Invoking guix repl): Likewise.
* doc/contributing.texi (Running Guix Before It Is Installed): Refer to
it.
(The Perfect Setup): Suggest 'guix install' rather than 'guix package -i'.
Fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/56539>.
Fixes a bug where "guix shell -D pkg --export-manifest" would provide
the expansion of PKG's dependencies instead of a call to
'package-development-manifest' if that profile happened to be cached.
* guix/scripts/shell.scm (profile-cached-gc-root): Add clause for 'export-manifest?.
This effects packages hosted at github with source-uri like
…/releases/download/REPO-VERSION/REPO-VERSION.EXT.
E.g. ‘guix refresh udisks’ would fail to find the new release of ‘udisks’
before this change.
* guix/import/github.scm(updated-url): For one one of the
cases add missing 'prefix' and set new version.
Fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/56441>.
Reported by zimoun <zimon.toutoune@gmail.com>.
Fixes a bug introduced in 4ff12d1de7cd617b791996ee7ca1240660b4c20e with
version 4 of the manifest format. A new 'guix time-machine' would
create a v4 manifest; when targeting an old revision (v3),
'generate-package-cache' would fail to read that manifest and abort.
Furthermore, an old Guix living in a new profile with a v4 manifest
would be unable to describe itself via (guix describe).
* guix/channels.scm (package-cache-file): Add 'format-version' field to
PROFILE.
(channel-instances->derivation): Pass #:format-version to
'profile-derivation'.
* guix/profiles.scm (%manifest-format-version): New variable.
(manifest->gexp): Add optional 'format-version' parameter.
[optional, entry->gexp]: Honor it.
(profile-derivation): Add #:format-version parameter and honor it.
(<profile>)[format-version]: New field.
(profile-compiler): Honor it.
* guix/build/profiles.scm (manifest-sexp->inputs+search-paths): Support
both versions 3 and 4. Remove unused 'properties' variable.
* tests/profiles.scm ("profile-derivation format version 3"): New test.
Version 2 was introduced in commit
dedb17ad010ee9ef67f3f4f3997dd17f226c8090 (May 2015), which made it into
Guix 0.9.0.
* guix/profiles.scm (find-package): Remove.
(sexp->manifest)[infer-search-paths]: Remove.
Remove clauses for versions 0 and 1.
I'm looking at this as the Guix Data Service uses this behaviour to record and
display logs from inferior processes.
* guix/inferior.scm (open-bidirectional-pipe): Call dup2 for file descriptor
2, passing either the file number for the current error port, or a file
descriptor for /dev/null.
* tests/inferior.scm ("#:error-port stderr", "#:error-port pipe"): Add two new
tests that cover some of the #:error-port behaviour.
