Marco van Zwetselaar <zw...@zwets.com> writes:
> On 10/03/16 18:44, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
>
>> Instead of “guix pull” may I suggest using git instead? Especially,
>> when you have multiple machines on which Guix should run, it may make
>> sense to just clone the Guix git repository once from the Internet,
>> clone it to the other machines via local network, and then update once
>> in a while via “git pull” (not “guix pull”).
>>
>> You can create a link “~/.config/guix/latest” pointing to, say,
>> “~/dev/guix” (if that’s the directory holding the cloned repository).
>>
>> When you update with “git pull” you’ll only have to download recent
>> changes, not the whole Guix code.
>>
>> Does this make sense?
>
> It's a good start for sure, thx! However, I now get loads of
>
> ;;; note: source file /home/zwets/.config/guix/latest/gnu/packages/{...}.scm
> ;;; newer than compiled
> /gnu/store/3lg5c1nidbj0kjdz5b63hn3vp29kzf0s-guix-0.9.0.c3f29bc/share/guile/site/2.0/gnu/packages/{...}.go
>
> whenever I run guix. Do I need to build the pulled source,
> then point my guix command elsewhere?
Whenever I pull the latest version from git I also run “make” to compile
the modules. The warnings will disappear then and things will be
faster.
~~ Ricardo
