On Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 03:38:58PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > While debugging it with Taylan on IRC, it occurred to us that > guix/build-system/haskell.scm wasn’t getting installed, which is fixed > by ce6fc7d. Can you confirm that this solves the problem?
It does, thanks a lot! > Anyway, I recommend against using repeated “make install”, one reason > being that there can be leftovers if you don’t run “make uninstall” > beforehand. It seems to be the good way of working in my "multi-user" setting. Why should every user handle his own copy of guix? For instance, the daemon needs to be installed in a system location to be started by the init system. Anyway, "make install" needs to work. > “guix pull” is meant to be a handy way to deal with updates. Does this not interfere badly with git? I am running "make install" from my latest stable master git branch, so that every user on the system has a recent stable guix, with "stable" in the sense of a rolling release, not the latest official relase. Then I use "./pre-inst-env" from my private branch in which I am developing new packages. Andreas
