Efraim Flashner <efr...@flashner.co.il> writes:
> The way I do it is I read my emails with mutt and I pipe the patch file > (either the e-mail or a part of it, depending on how it came through) to > 'cd workspace/guix; git am' and then test it out from there. > > There is also CBaines's patch tracker. If you add > https://git.guix-patches.cbaines.net/git/guix-patches as another remote > (git remote add guix-patches > https://git.guix-patches.cbaines.net/git/guix-patches) > then you can cherry-pick c6e882a52b5e736d0ac11872bc2dc6e26100115a and > test out the patch that way. Thanks, CBaines’ patch tracker made it very easy to get the code. So I run "./pre-inst-env guix shell julia". But apparently julia wasn’t rebuilt as I did that. So when I then run "./pre-inst-env julia" I am probabilly using the unpatched julia version, right ? If I install say "julia-docstringextensions" with guix and then in julia add it with Pkg it still gets installed the usual way. How can I use the julia package as defined in the patch ? Kind Regards, Théo
