Hi Maxim, Quoting Maxim Cournoyer (2022-04-04 04:32:25) > Tanguy LE CARROUR writes: > > Quoting Ludovic Courtès (2022-04-01 18:02:08) > >> Tanguy Le Carrour skribis: > >> > >> > * gnu/packages/gnunet.scm (gnunet): Update to 0.16.3. > >> > [arguments]: Enable all the tests that were disabled. > >> > [inputs]: Use new style. [native-inputs]: Add openssl. > >> > [home-page]: Update URL. > >> > >> Woohoo! Applied, thanks! > > > > Thanks! > > > > Now, I "just" have to make sure that it works as expected! ^_^' > > That's usually something we do *before* sending patches, but if given > the test suite passes without disabling much (anything?) anymore, I'm > confident it will :-). You're right! :-) Actually, I tested it before sending the patch. But by "tested", I mean I only started the node and ran `gnunet-core` to see if it was connected. When I wrote "make sure that it works" I meant running another node, defining records in GNS, resolving it from the other node, using the VPN, trying re:claimID… > > I might also try to make it build from source instead of > > relying on the release archive!? > > I usually prefer the release archive when it exists and is signed by the > project's maintainer PGP key (which I believe must be the case here, > given it's part of the GNU project). +1! I tried to build from source, but found out that the bootstrap phase was cloning another repo (gana) and copying files over. :-( So, if you're happy with the release archive… so am I! :-) > Thanks for working on keeping our GNUnet package up to date! My pleasure! -- Tanguy