jgart <jg...@dismail.de> writes:
> Hi, > > This is what I do to work on GNU Guix on a foreign distro: > > git clone https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/guix.git > > cd guix > guix shell -D guix --container -- ./bootstrap > guix shell -D guix --container -- ./configure --localstatedir=/var > guix shell -D guix --container -- make > guix shell --container --network coreutils vis ripgrep rlwrap -D guix > --share=/var/guix/ > > Should I be doing anything differently in the above for setting up a dev > environment for guix hacking? Why do you keep exiting and entering the container for each command? And: why use a container at all when “guix shell --pure” would be more than enough? I’d just start a new shell *once* and then run the commands inside of the shell session. -- Ricardo
