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Subject: bug#50771: guix system search doesn't show system services from channels
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Declared system service in (gnu services tmp) in my channel, did guix
pull with the apropriate channels configuration.

System service from (gnu services tmp) can be used in my
operating-system record, but not searchable with `guix system search`.

Do anyone know reasons for such behavior?  Are there any known good
solutions for that problem?

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Subject: bug#50771: guix system search doesn't show system services from channels
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Hi,

On Fri, 24 Sept 2021 at 08:59, Andrew Tropin <andrew@HIDDEN> wrote:
>
> Declared system service in (gnu services tmp) in my channel, did guix
> pull with the apropriate channels configuration.
>
> System service from (gnu services tmp) can be used in my
> operating-system record, but not searchable with `guix system search`.
>
> Do anyone know reasons for such behavior?  Are there any known good
> solutions for that problem?

Does it work if, instead of pulling, you run --load-path?

Cheers,
simon

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