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where search is your query, page is a page number and limit is a number of items on a single page. Pagination information (such as a number of pages and etc) is returned
in response headers.
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If FILE is a profile generation GC root such as "guix-profile-42-link", return its corresponding profile---e.g., "guix-profile". Otherwise return #f.
Concatenate the manifests listed in LST and return the resulting manifest.
Add PATTERN to TRANSACTION's list of packages to remove.
Delete generation with NUMBER from PROFILE. Return the file name of the generation that has been deleted, or #f if nothing was done (for instance because the NUMBER is zero.)
Return PROFILE's generation specified by SPEC, which is a string. The SPEC may be a N, -N, or +N, where N is a number. If the spec is N, then the number returned is N. If it is -N, then the number returned is the profile's current generation number minus N. If it is +N, then the number returned is the profile's current generation number plus N. Return #f if there is no such generation.
Return a manifest for the "development inputs" of PACKAGE for SYSTEM, optionally when cross-compiling to TARGET. Development inputs include both explicit and implicit inputs of PACKAGE.
Return either ~/.guix-profile or ~/.config/guix/current if that's what PROFILE refers to, directly or indirectly, or PROFILE.
Return true if TRANSACTION has no effect---i.e., it neither installs nor remove software.
Attempt to create /…/profiles/per-user/$USER if needed. Nowadays this is taken care of by the daemon.
Return a derivation that unites all the kernel modules of the manifest and creates the dependency graph of all these kernel modules.
This is meant to be used as a profile hook.
Compute the effect of applying TRANSACTION to MANIFEST. Return 4 values: the list of packages that would be removed, installed, upgraded, or downgraded when applying TRANSACTION to MANIFEST. Upgrades are represented as pairs where the head is the entry being upgraded and the tail is the entry that will replace it.
Return the creation time of a generation in the UTC format.