bug#39700: closed (Outdated installation video)

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> Thu, 20 Feb 2020 13:39:59 -0500
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> Hi guix!
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> This email is motivated by https://social.tchncs.de/@mray/103492792270770063 
> who complained that the instructions didn't work (not in a very nice way :/).
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> In fact, the video is slightly outdated, showing a different command for 
> importing the gpg key.
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> There was also a confusion as the gpg fingerprint appears on a separate 
> paragraph, as if it were part of the output, leading to a failure due to the 
> lack of providing a fingerprint. This points to an issue in the video 
> generation script.
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> Anyway, this long fingerprint is not necessary anymore, since the script now 
> suggests to import from savannah. My patch from yesterday also proposes to add 
> an option that is easier to type to let the script do it. We should update the 
> video accordingly.
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> Thanks :)
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> Julien Lepiller <address@hidden> writes:
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> > In fact, the video is slightly outdated, showing a different command
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> This is now fixed.
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> > There was also a confusion as the gpg fingerprint appears on a
> > separate paragraph, as if it were part of the output, leading to a
> > failure due to the lack of providing a fingerprint. This points to an
> > issue in the video generation script.
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> There are a bunch of places in the session scripts where lines are
> arbitrarily broken.  I’ve fixed a couple of them.
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> I also elided all hashes, replaced “guix package --install” with “guix
> install”, replaced the installer script URL with the shorter
> https://guix.gnu.org/install.sh and replaced all instances of
> “guix.info” with “guix.gnu.org”.
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> There are still a few problems with these CLI sessions.  One of the
> biggest problems in my opinion is the dots that are supposed to indicate
> time passing.  That’s distorting the real output and it just looks
> noisy.
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> Anyway, this problem is now fixed.  Let’s remember to polish these
> videos some more.
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> Ricardo
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