Il giorno mer, 02/06/2021 alle 12.20 +0000, Zelphir Kaltstahl ha scritto: > > > > >
> How do I go about it? Simply removing the cache folder the messages > point to? > > And what commands would that alternative workflow entail? I skimmed your project and I see that there's only one dependency: Guile In fact, being the needs of your project so minimal, using a Guix environment is a bit of an overkill The way to deal with developing a project that is distrubuted throug Guix would be to have and environment (or a profile) based on your project In such environment you would have a shell with all your project dependencies in it BUT your project itself So you would git checkout your project within such environment and you could build it, run the tests (if there are any) and generally work with it in such a shell as far as I understand (I stil don't know how channels work) you have installed your project with Guix AND you are working on it That's why the compiled code is in 2 different places One of them was installed by Guix and another one has been put there by Guile when it has autocompiled it You can 1) cancel the cache in your home folder 2) remove the package installed by Guix (maybe also garbage collect the store) 3) create a guix environment for your project The Guix cookbook has a paragraph on the difference between Guix profiles and Guix environments and also the Guix blog has something about this I'd also discuss this on the guix mailing list as people there are more immediately ready to discuss scenarios involving Guix Hope this helps
