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Return a derivation that builds a single-file bundle containing the CA certificates in the /etc/ssl/certs sub-directories of the packages in MANIFEST. Single-file bundles are required by programs such as Git and Lynx.
Add PATTERN to TRANSACTION's list of packages to remove.
Add a list of manifest ENTRIES to MANIFEST and return new manifest. Remove MANIFEST entries that have the same name and output as ENTRIES.
Augment TRANSACTION's set of installed packages with ENTRY, a <manifest-entry>.
Atomically switch PROFILE to the generation NUMBER. Return the number of the generation that was current before switching.
Return true if TRANSACTION has no effect---i.e., it neither installs nor remove software.
Apply PROC to all the entries of MANIFEST and return a new manifest.
Return true if ENTRY1 is equivalent to ENTRY2, ignoring their 'properties' field.
Return true if ENTRY is a candidate for removal in TRANSACTION.
Set the environment variables specified by MANIFEST for PROFILE. When PURE? is #t, unset the variables in the current environment except those that match the regexps in WHITE-LIST-REGEXPS and those listed in WHITE-LIST. Otherwise, augment existing environment variables with additional search paths. Environment variables in ENVIRONMENT-VARIABLES, a list of pairs, are set in the environment.
Return an sexp representing code to build an approximate version of MANIFEST; the code is wrapped in a top-level 'begin' form. Call ENTRY-PACKAGE-VERSION to determine the version number to use in the spec for a given entry; it can be set to 'manifest-entry-version' for fully-specified version numbers, or to some other procedure to disambiguate versions for packages for which several versions are available.
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 list of manifest entries, one for each item listed in PACKAGES. Elements of PACKAGES can be either package objects or package/string tuples denoting a specific output of a package. PROPERTIES is a procedure taking one argument and returning an alist.