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2024-07-18guix: channels: Enable specifiying available builtin builders....When computing channel instance derivations. This is useful when you want to generate compatible derivations that can be run with a daemon that potentially doesn't support builtin builders that the daemon you're using to generate the derivations has. I'm looking at this in particular because I want to use this in the data service, since it provides substitutes for derivations, and since these can be built on other machines, it's useful to control which builtin builders they depend on. Fixes: <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/67250>. * build-aux/build-self.scm (build-program): Accept #:built-in-builders and pass along to port->connection or open-connection as approriate. (build): Accept and pass on #:built-in-builders. * guix/channels.scm (build-from-source, build-channel-instance, channel-instance-derivations, channel-instances->manifest, channel-instances->derivation): Accept and pass on #:built-in-builders. Change-Id: I315c990de66c6f7dca25a859165a5568abe385ea Christopher Baines
2021-11-27build-self: Help users to submit useful bug reports....* build-aux/build-self.scm (build): Request the ‘COMPLETE output’. Tobias Geerinckx-Rice