> Sorry for missing that in my first review: there should be an
> explanatory comment here mentioning which commit to use and why (e.g.:
> "Use the latest commit since there are no proper releases nor tags.")
> [...]
> Nitpick: when there are few inputs (< 5), it's OK to list them inline if
> it fits the 80 columns rule, like:
>
>   (propagated-inputs (list zlib boost heatshrink))
>
> I think this is what 'guix style' would do.
> [...]
> It looks like this package does not provide the Python bindings, so it
> may be best to drop that part of the last sentence mentioning their
> existence, as it would be misleading for Guix users.

Fixed.

- avp

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