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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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Return the derivation for PACKAGE, an inferior package, built for SYSTEM and cross-built for TARGET if TARGET is true. The inferior corresponding to PACKAGE must be live.
Return the list of name/version pairs corresponding to the set of packages available in INFERIOR.
This is faster and less resource-intensive than calling 'inferior-packages'.
Open the inferior Guix in DIRECTORY, running 'DIRECTORY/COMMAND repl' or equivalent. Return #f if the inferior could not be launched.
Return a directory containing a guix filetree defined by CHANNELS, a list of channels. The directory is a subdirectory of CACHE-DIRECTORY, where entries can be reclaimed after TTL seconds. This procedure opens a new connection to the build daemon. AUTHENTICATE? determines whether CHANNELS are authenticated.
VALIDATE-CHANNELS must be a four-argument procedure used to validate channel instances against REFERENCE-CHANNELS; it is passed as #:validate-pull to 'latest-channel-instances' and should raise an exception in case a target channel commit is deemed "invalid".
When VERIFY-CERTIFICATE? is true, raise an error when encountering an invalid X.509 host certificate; otherwise, warn about the problem and keep going.
Return the replacement for PACKAGE. This will either be an inferior package, or #f.
Return the list of packages known to INFERIOR.
Return a "provenance sexp" for PACKAGE, an inferior package. The result is similar to the sexp returned by 'package-provenance' for regular packages.
Return a manifest entry for the OUTPUT of package PACKAGE.
Add FILE to DIRECTORY under NAME, and return the resulting directory. DIRECTORY and FILE must be hashes identifying objects in the IPFS store.