On 2024-11-12, Gabriel Wicki wrote: > Subject: [PATCH 1/2] gnu: Lint synopses. > > Correct a bunch of synopses. > > Change-Id: I69fb52cc783994673e2eaf92b936edc19ba92cfe > --- > gnu/packages/astronomy.scm | 2 +- ... > gnu/packages/web.scm | 2 +- > 57 files changed, 175 insertions(+), 178 deletions(-) Thanks! I think that alone cleared around 200 guix lint warnings! Pushed as several split commits: 6f8c8a86d827627f503a803381bce7fbcf8f39a0 gnu: Fix synopsis in miscelaneous packages. 1b7c85f24ea6bf455a31cb289dabeadff27687f1 gnu: Fix synopsis in various go packages. 8d05f0c8db93ccd5350cb8968fd96957ea9820b2 gnu: Fix synopsis in various python packages. 2159d8fc03487da400e6694d522a41b934a2a1aa gnu: Fix synopsis in various julia packages. 3ba56d011e5b568f653c5d1cc54e407e2e9062da gnu: Fix synopsis in various texlive packages. b158f3fb7acb8a9677898e3cfffd21abf55dbafa gnu: Fix synopsis in rust packages. 44cc1295752edb7711471dce4872c41d740d10d0 gnu: Fix synopsis in various sbcl packages. 5d77267abd2ec8a4537304c22118166cd74c1620 gnu: Fix synopsis in various emacs packages. 1199a19ba7a1486ef016e8991d21d53e9c7eb990 gnu: Fix synopsis in various haskell packages. I used guix.git/etc/committer.scm to help format the oh-so-verbose commit messages, and then squashed the resulting individual patches into several grouped semi-related patches, although it required a lot of massaging to get it "right". Clearly I had to make it hard on myself. :) I believe the changed files are more-or-less identical to what you proposed, with only some minor rebasing needed. In the future, somewhat smaller patch sets from the get-go would be easier (and possibly quicker) to review and merge. Also, if the worst happens, and it takes a long time to review (Like this time! Oops. Sorry!), the individual patches might be more likely to merge successfully than one or two huge mega-patches. Still have to follow-up with the description patches (I did manage to rebase it on a recent master, at least)... where I suspect I will have more opinions... but that is for another day... Thanks again! live well, vagrant