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<efraim>I was thinking an interm method of dealing with it would be to download the "release" unminimized version and minimize it ourselves for the packages which want it

<efraim>there are already some packages which bundle jquery or other JS libraries

<zimoun>hi!

<civodul>o/

<rekado_>efraim: this is what I wanted to do since day one, but I didn’t find anything that was buildable and could be considered source code.

<rekado_>if you have a URL for a concatinated unminified version I’d gladly take it.

*rekado_ prepares to push CRAN updates to the r-updates branch

<efraim>I'm on vacation ATM but I'll keep my eyes open

<zimoun>civodul, argh local build of julia leads to error test/testdefs.jl:21. Because libgit2. The next commit remove libgit2. is it a fix for that? Or unrelated?

<civodul>zimoun: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/commit/?h=core-updates-frozen&id=0677443c45c89c64ee3a62849b76d8e8a6ddfb17 is self-explanatory; does Julia need a custom libgit2?

<civodul>actually are you on master?

<zimoun>I have read the message. I am on core-updates-frozen. About libgit2, I do not know, the error «could not load library "/gnu/store/…-libgit2-1.3.0/lib/libgit2.so.1.1"» which is really weird.

<civodul>so it's a regression compared to libgit2 1.2?

<civodul>if needed, we can reintroduce 1.2 and have Julia use it

<zimoun>I do not know, I am checking. Berlin has the substitutes for julia@1.6.3 and libgit2@1.1 if I am correct. Pre-e0e2316420 update to 1.3.

<zimoun>another data point, Julia for this test: usr/share/julia/stdlib/v1.6/LinearAlgebra/test/matmul.jl:155

<civodul>zimoun: ah yes, i think that's what i saw in the test failure logs

<zimoun>civodul: from IRClog http://logs.guix.gnu.org/guix-hpc/2021-11-18.log#210256 you have seen test/math.jl:296 :-)

<zimoun>however, libgit seems an issue. And deterministic with the few tests I did. It is so long…

<civodul>zimoun: maybe you can build with -K, interrupt the build, and from there run tests manually and selectively

<zimoun>civodul, about non-deterministic ones. Yeah. But Julia is not reproducible so I propose to first see if it passes on Berlin. For instance, it does on roptat machine https://paste.debian.net/1220582/ except libgit2.

<zimoun>and it does sometimes on mine too.

<zimoun>Otherwise, yes we could remove the 2-3 non-deterministic tests.

<civodul>i'd do like apteryx suggested: report the non-deterministic tests upstream, and skip them in the meantime

*civodul goes afk for a bit

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