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Re: Are gzip-compressed substitutes still used?
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Vagrant Cascadian |
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Re: Are gzip-compressed substitutes still used? |
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Wed, 17 Mar 2021 11:08:38 -0700 |
On 2021-03-17, Léo Le Bouter wrote:
> Just as a reminder siding with vagrantc here:
>
> We must ensure the Debian 'guix' package can still work and upgrade
> from it's installed version, so ensure that removing gzip doesnt break
> initial 'guix pull' with it.
... and I would expect this version to ship in Debian for another ~3-5
years, unless it gets removed from Debian bullseye before the upcoming
(real soon now) release!
But if lzip substitutes are still supported, I *think* guix 1.2.0 as
packaged in Debian still supports that, at least.
Dropping both gzip and lzip would be unfortunate; I don't think it would
be trivial to backport the zstd patches to guix 1.2.0, as it also
depends on guile-zstd?
live well,
vagrant
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Re: Are gzip-compressed substitutes still used?, zimoun, 2021/03/17
Re: Are gzip-compressed substitutes still used?, Jonathan Brielmaier, 2021/03/17
Re: Are gzip-compressed substitutes still used?, Pierre Neidhardt, 2021/03/18