Am Mon, Feb 10, 2025 at 12:28:00PM +0000 schrieb gfp:
> In Emacs there are always many packages to update.
> Is it useful to do that, because then I have only updated Emacs?
> without other packages in Guix?
> Or is it better to update all packages in Guix,
> so that all Emacs packages including everything in Guix is updated
> and that does not break anything?

I would usually update everything together, which is safer; updating
only some of your packages can cause problems with contradicting
propagated inputs.

This said, I sometimes postpone updates of big packages if no binary
substitute is available yet, for instance like so:
   guix package --do-not-upgrade icecat ungoogled-chromium -u .

Then you can still later do a
   guix package -u icecat ungoogled-chromium
when the binaries become available.

Andreas


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