Hi Ludovic, Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> writes:
> Hi Ada, > > Ada Stevenson <adansk...@gmail.com> skribis: > >> This is embarrassing. I sent this email before I actually reconfigured >> my system, and it seems like the message has gone away and the locales >> are working....... oops! > > I missed this message before. Indeed, once you’ve reconfigured, > /run/current-system/locale is, by default, populated with locale data > for both the old and the new version of glibc. Thus, both “old” > binaries (linked against glibc 2.35) and new ones (linked against 2.39) > find compatible locale data. I guess there should be some user guidance either documented or from the CLI (using news items?) to tell users what to do when the glibc gets updated: 1. First update your Guix System 2. *Then* update the package collection from your user profile Doing it in reverse leads to problems such as reported in #74209 (locales-related breakage). -- Thanks, Maxim
