Cássio Tavares <[email protected]> writes:
I have created a profile from the attached `manifest.scm`, meant
to be used
in a container shell, so as to isolate activity X from the
everything else.
After everything was setup, I tried to initiate the shell with
this command:
guix shell -c 4 -M 6 --no-cwd --pure --container --network \
--manifest=./etc/manifest.scm \
--share=./home/sys-conf \
--user=sys-conf \
--profile=./home/sys-conf/.guix-profile \
--preserve='^DISPLAY$'
But this doesn't work, and I get this error message:
guix shell: error: "--profile" can't be used with package
options
--profile sources an existing guix profile (which is a group of package installations), while --manifest or other package options create a new profile with the defined packages. These two things are contradictory.
Is there a specific reason you included the --profile flag? I think you'll probably get the behaviour you imagine without it.
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