Hello Guix. I did: `guix system build -n config.scm`
I get a message, something like: "3 packages (guix, modules, and ?) would be downloaded." I ran `sudo guix system build config.scm`. Guix told me it will build the linux kernel. It was unexpected. The `guix system build/reconfigure` upgrades the daemon first. Right? So, if `guix` cannot know beforehand will the User get any substitutes.. Maybe: * `guix` should stop and ask in case there is a build ahead? * add a separate 'update-daemon-only' command (or flag) to `system`? Background: With `update-daemon-only`, one can just walk away. Then look-up, if any builds are ahead. Of course i understood that the system-wide config should be keept minimal. So not that big trouble: just i had an substitute offered to me (for kernel), but (as `system build -n` didn't warned me) decided to not use it (as i thought the kernel will not be updated). When i found out that kernel actually going to be build, i canceled it. Then switched to kernel that has substitute (same config, different hash). --- Thank You for the attention, Vitaliy.
