Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> mikadoZero <mikadoz...@yandex.com> writes: > >> I did copy the suggested exports that were output when I ran `guix >> package --manifest=manifest.scm` into .zprofile and they were: > > I suggest to not do this and to add this snippet instead: > > export GUIX_PROFILE="$HOME/.guix-profile" > source $GUIX_PROFILE/etc/profile > It is now in my .bash_profile. >> I commented out all of the above export of environment variables in >> .zprofile and ran `guix environment --pure guix` then ran `printenv` but >> that has not changed the order. /root/.guix-profile directories are >> still first. > > “guix environment --pure” spawns a sub-shell. You need to ensure that > for sub-shells the variables are not set — this is currently not the > case as evidenced by printenv. I don’t know about what files zsh reads > under what conditions, so I cannot recommend a way around this. > > You could also try to use Bash instead. Thank you I have been able to switch my non root users shell from zsh to bash. Now with a user that has a bash shell I am able to continue on using the contributing section of the manual as a guide and can do: bootstrap, configure, `./pre-inst-env guix lint package-name` and `./pre-inst-env guix build --rounds=4 package-name`.
