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To document this more it seems to happend when library has dependencies. In the mentioned SRFI repo it does not happen with SRFI-60 or SRFI-145. SRFI-180 is packaged with snow-chibi and then indexed locally and installed. |
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Okay this happens with other implementations too. I'm closing this pull request and filing an issue when I can make a repeatable test for this. |
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When running Kawa inside Docker without -it flags which do this
Installing for example SRFI-180 from here https://github.com/srfi-explorations/r7rs-srfi for running tests does not work. srfi/180.sld does not exists in the tmp directory. I'm not sure why it happens and what is causing it. Sometimes with Kawa I noticed I needed to use (newline) to get output to appear. So maybe it is something related to that.
Anyway, this fixes it for some reason. Not a perfect fix but I dont have time to do a thorough investigation now.