rczb writes:
> During evaluation, Nix will generate a JSON file named `flake.lock`,
> which stores the exact revisions of the dependencies, just like the
> output of `guix describe -f channels`.
How would this be different from using, in Guix, say, a manifest file
(using the specification syntax
Hi, thank you all very much for the help,
Thank you Andreas for your patch. I wasn't sure quite how to use it at
first, but after some looking I found out I could put it into a local
channel. So I made a file ~/my-channel/ruby.scm with contents
(define-module (ruby)
#:use-module (guix packages)
