Hi, Daniel Gerber <d...@atufi.org> skribis:
>> However, what do /gnu/guix-local-packages/ contain? I suppose it >> provides node@11.10.0? > > Yes, it provides node@11.10.0 *plus* its dependency libuv@1.26.0. > > $ tree /gnu/guix-local-packages/ /gnu/guix-local-packages/ ├── gnu > │ └── packages │ ├── libevent.scm │ └── node.scm └── > node-llhttp.patch (Looks like your email client automatically splits lines, but I think I got the above tree right.) Your local packages use the same module names as those in Guix itself: (gnu packages …). You should not do that because modules are unique. That is, there can be only one (gnu packages node) module at run time. It may be that GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH and -L lead to a different (gnu packages node) being loaded first, but really the core of the problem IMO is the module name collision. So my suggestion would be to rename your modules to, say, (daniel packages …); remember to “mv gnu daniel” as well. Let me know if that solves the problem! Thanks, Ludo’.
