Hi everyone! Recently it caught my attention that emacs-guix seems to always be on the *previous* generation of Guix, i.e. the one before the latest pull. That is, when I do a `guix pull` and check for new packages and versions in `guix pull --news`, when I go to the emacs-guix packages list, these packages and versions are not there; the ones from the previous Guix generation are instead.
Actually, if I upgrade or install such new packages from the command line, some packages under emacs-guix appear as "from the future". Restaring Emacs or pulling from it doesn't seem to fix things. I also came across the `guix-repl-use-latest` variable, but it's already `t` (in fact, `ps` shows the right `~/.config/guix/current` paths being passed to `guile`). I'm running Guix on top of Debian, and I also have package `guix` installed in my profile (if I remove it, it gets even worse: the Emacs installed package list shows most packages as "unknown"). Is this behavior expected? Does it also happen to you? (Hint: do you see many blue packages "from the future" in the Emacs list.) Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Thanks in advance for your help! -- Ivan Vilata i Balaguer -- https://elvil.net/
