Hello, Taiju HIGASHI skribis: > I only discovered the problem, I was able to implement it mostly thanks > to Maxime and Tobias! > The code review experience was so good that I even posted the following > :) > https://fosstodon.org/web/@taiju/108458633893022791 > https://fosstodon.org/web/@taiju/108458643302758263 Heh, good to know that it was a positive experience! > I'd like to know for future contributions. > I like functional programming and I love compose, (ice-9 > curried-definitions), and SRFI 26 in my programs, but should I use them > less in the code I put in Guix? Probably. It’s tempting to use these if you come with a Haskell background, say. But in some cases, they make things less readable; that’s the case with the way ‘make-dummy-file’ was written IMO. Guix code uses SRFI-26 in some places; I think (ice-9 curried-definitions) is not used anywhere but I think it’s fine to use it if it helps. Thanks, Ludo’.