Hi all, I have a small, 24GB server running unattended-upgrade-service, which regularly invokes guix time-machine. I noticed that the disk space on that server was stubbornly almost maxed even though I regularly delete system generations and gc'd all I could find. Turns out there was a large amount of gc roots in /root/.cache/guix/inferiors which totaled up to about ~70% of my total drive space.
Is there some Guix command I'm not aware of that can help manually trim those roots? I can always nuke it with rm -r, but I'm curious if there's a smarter solution (like deleting the least-recently used). If not, perhaps a guix gc --delete-inferiors could be added so users are more likely to realize those little buggers exist. -- Take it easy, Richard Sent Making my computer weirder one commit at a time.
