[CI] Add CI configuration for the GUIX builds
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Authored by Fabien on Mar 11 2024, 15:27.

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rABCb5497111c120: [CI] Add CI configuration for the GUIX builds

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This will make it possible to run the builds from the CI.

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./contrib/teamcity/build-configurations.py guix-linux
./contrib/teamcity/build-configurations.py guix-osx
./contrib/teamcity/build-configurations.py guix-win

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Fabien created this revision.Mar 11 2024, 15:27

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Fabien requested review of this revision.Mar 11 2024, 15:27

Harbormaster completed remote builds in B27793: Diff 46096.Mar 11 2024, 15:27

I tried reviewing one of these guix diffs but got an error about not having the required deps (and running the script wiped my build/ dir and also all node_modules.

What do I need to install to run these commands?

PiRK accepted this revision.Mar 12 2024, 08:32

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Mar 12 2024, 08:32

In D15674#353964, @bytesofman wrote:

I tried reviewing one of these guix diffs but got an error about not having the required deps (and running the script wiped my build/ dir and also all node_modules.

What do I need to install to run these commands?

You basically need to follow the missing dependencies. They are not documented because they are for CI only, this is not a script for the end user.

In D15674#353964, @bytesofman wrote:

I tried reviewing one of these guix diffs but got an error about not having the required deps (and running the script wiped my build/ dir and also all node_modules.

The guix-clean script is meant to delete most changes in the repository to start from a state that is as close as possible to the fresh clone. This improves the chances that the builds are reproducible, not polluted by local files.
In most cases you can skip the guix-clean step, unless you want to specifically test build reproducibility. But then you'll have to manually delete a few build dirs created by the guix-build script afterwards.