l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) skribis: > Until now ‘guix pull’ would fetch a ~13 MiB snapshot of our Git > repository when you invoke it. This is no longer the case (at last!) > with a change that makes it use Guile-Git (bindings to libgit2)
I should point out that this uses a cached Git checkout under ~/.cache/guix/pull, thanks to the (guix git) module that Mathieu Othacehe wrote. So the first time you run ‘guix pull’, it clones the whole repo, and after that it simply does the equivalent of ‘git pull’. Better than downloading the whole snapshot every time. :-) Ludo’.
