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building from local (or private) git repository
From: |
Robert Vollmert |
Subject: |
building from local (or private) git repository |
Date: |
Mon, 8 Jul 2019 17:52:38 +0200 |
Hi all,
I realize this isn’t generally an aim for guix proper, but I’d like
to be able to build a package from a local git repository (or
optionally from a local tar ball). In my specific case, it’s while
working out the packaging of a project I intend to publish but
haven’t published yet.
What I have working so far uses local-file, as below:
(define-public puzzledb-tools
(package
(name "puzzledb-tools")
(version "20190625-git")
(source
(local-file
"/home/rob/puzzledb/tools"
#:recursive? #t))
…
That’s a bit annoying because it includes stale files that happen
to be in the directory, it doesn’t check the hash, etc. Using a
git origin with a local path doesn’t work for reasons I don’t
completely understand — I think it’s because the guix-daemon builds
in a namespace without access to the local filesystem. Perhaps there’s
a way to link the git repository into that namespace?
Any hints appreciated!
Robert
- building from local (or private) git repository,
Robert Vollmert <=