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[PATCH] gnu: Add pay-respects.
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>Thanks for the first patch using the new workflow :)
Glad I could be the first one to use it :)
>When describing a keybinding, use @kbd. But it's actually a command, right?
Yes, since this is a CLI, sending "f" to the terminal isn't really
a keybind.
>"pressing" is not accurate here.
"inputting" f?
>Installing this package doesn't brings you a @command{thefuck} program, you may
>refer to it as @code{thefuck} package.
@code{} to refer to packages, got it.
>> +Additional support for instaling packages adding missing binaries is available.
>> +For Guix, a user just has to index their store with the @command{guix locate}
>> +command. Additional support for Nix is also available, but that requires the
>> +instalation of @command{nix-index} from Nix for it to work (and it also has
>> +a lower priority, as package managers are checked in alphabetical order).")
>
>Can you rephrase these sentences without the "For Guix"? Also Nix isn't
>relevant here I think?
I added Nix because we have it packaged, but I can remove this line.
>I think in practice committers should import dependencies again and check all
>added sources after applying the patch locally, so not sure about how to count
>copyright for this module.
So I should:
1. Import the patch, with something like mumi.
2. Run "guix import -i" again.
3. Check the source with "tar xf $(guix build --source pay-respects) -C /tmp"
4. Check the sources of the dependencies too.
Right?
>so not sure about how to count copyright for this module.
I think not adding copyright to this module could create a bigger
issue down the line, a similar example being what happend to .dir-locals.el:
<https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-patches/2025-02/msg02189.html>
And that is just V1 of the patch-more authors had to be added.
I'dd add the copyright so it doesn't create a similar issue down the
line, but you decide.
--
Gabriel Santos
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