Le 23 avril 2019 22:02:00 GMT+02:00, MutoShack <sh...@muto.ca> a écrit : >I've been using Guix for a while on my Mint 19.1 machine. When Nano 4.0 >came out as a Guix package I was excited, so I ran: >'guix pull && guix package -u' >on my machine. It pulled Nano 2.9.3 from mirror.hydra.gnu.org (I >recently had Nano 3.4 installed, which means Guix downgraded my >package) > >My laptop computer, running GuixSD, pulled Nano 4.0 (and other new >packages) perfectly fine. > >Running >'/path/to/guix-daemon --substitute-urls="https://ci.guix.info";' >and pulling yields the same result. >Deleting '~/.config' on both user & root, then letting 'guix pull' >regenerate them also did nothing. > >I tried changing my generation and deleting old generations. >I tried the good old "RTFM" and "STFW" methods (reading info and >websearching), but I could not find an answer. Maybe I misunderstood >the >information I found.
Hi, this sounds like you're not using she right guix, like a guix installed in your profile. If that's the case, every time you "upgrade", you actually downgrade guix itself and the packages it knoos about. Make sure that ~/.config/guix/current/bin tomes first in your $PATH and run "hash guix" to make sure your shell refers to the right guix.
