Hello, swedebugia <swedebu...@riseup.net> skribis:
> "Note: if your have wound up with a faulty guix after a "guix pull" you can > manually run an older version by looking at the symlinks in your > /user/home/.config/guix/ directory. > E.g. if it lists: > $ ls -l /root/.config/guix/ > total 0 > lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 33 Nov 4 01:24 current -> > /root/.config/guix/current-1-link > ... > Then your faulty guix is in current-1-link, and your former probably well > working guix is in an older symlink, e.g. current-2-link. > To run the guix-version before the last pull in the example above, run: > /root/.config/guix/current-2-link/bin/guix > > Now go ahead and use that older guix to roll back as described above." > > What do you think? I think you’re describing a terrible bug, but a bug that’s behind us AFAIK. I’m reluctant to documenting an old bug that’s hopefully no longer relevant; I think it would clutter the manual. Does that make sense? Ludo’.
