packages: Default origin 'patch-flags' is a gexp.
Using a gexp instead of a list means that 'gexp->sexp' & co. do not need to scan that list for file-like objects. * guix/packages.scm (<origin>)[patch-flags]: Default to %DEFAULT-PATCH-FLAGS. (%default-patch-flags): New variable. (patch-and-repack): #:flags defaults to %DEFAULT-PATCH-FLAGS. (origin->derivation): Don't expect FLAGS to be a list.
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(default '()) (delayed))
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(snippet origin-snippet (default #f)) ; sexp or #f
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(patch-flags origin-patch-flags ; list of strings
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(default '("-p1")))
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(patch-flags origin-patch-flags ; string-list gexp
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(default %default-patch-flags))
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;; Patching requires Guile, GNU Patch, and a few more. These two fields are
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;; used to specify these dependencies when needed.
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(set-record-type-printer! <origin> print-origin)
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(define %default-patch-flags
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#~("-p1"))
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(define (origin-actual-file-name origin)
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"Return the file name of ORIGIN, either its 'file-name' field or the file
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name of its URI."
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#:key
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inputs
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(snippet #f)
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(flags '("-p1"))
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(flags %default-patch-flags)
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(modules '())
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(guile-for-build (%guile-for-build))
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(system (%current-system)))
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(content-hash-value hash)
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name #:system system))
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(($ <origin> uri method hash name (= force (patches ...)) snippet
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(flags ...) inputs (modules ...) guile-for-build)
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flags inputs (modules ...) guile-for-build)
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;; Patches and/or a snippet.
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(mlet %store-monad ((source (method uri
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(content-hash-algorithm hash)
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