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Return the list of outputs of PATH, a .drv file.
Return the list of store items for which a build failure is cached.
The result is always the empty list unless the daemon was started with '--cache-failures'.
Optimize the store by hard-linking identical files ("deduplication".) Return #t on success.
Return #t if PATH is a derivation path.
Return #t when PATH designates a valid store item and #f otherwise (an invalid item may exist on disk but still be invalid, for instance because it is the result of an aborted or failed build.)
An exception is raised if PATH is not prefixed by the store directory (/gnu/store).
Return the store path for NAME/HASH/TYPE.
Return the names of the supported built-in derivation builders supported by STORE.
Return true if PATH is syntactically a valid store path. Unlike 'store-path?', this can be used to validate untrusted input.
This must not be confused with 'valid-path?'.
Lower PROC, a monadic procedure in %STORE-MONAD, to a "normal" procedure taking the store as its first argument.
Return a procedure of two arguments to record cache lookups, hits, and misses for COMPONENT. The procedure must be passed a Boolean indicating whether the cache lookup was a hit, and the actual cache (a vhash).
Return information about the subset of PATHS that is substitutable. For each substitutable path, a `substitutable?' object is returned; thus, the resulting list can be shorter than PATHS. Furthermore, that there is no guarantee that the order of the resulting list matches the order of PATHS.
Return the hash part of PATH as a base32 string, or #f if PATH is not a syntactically valid store path.
Ensure that the given path is valid; if it is not valid, it may be made valid by running a substitute. Return #t on success and raise an exception on failure.
As a GC root is not created by the daemon, you may want to call 'add-temp-root' on that store path.