Hi André André A. Gomes <andremegaf...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi Guix, > > Take a package that you have installed in the default profile, say > "which". Then notice that when issuing "guix shell --pure" followed by > "which which" replies that the command can't be found. On the other > hand, when starting the environment via "guix shell", the command can be > found. > > If my memory isn't tricking me, the "pure" flag used to behave > differently. It simply started the shell with a clean env, but it still > exposed the packages from the default profile. Am I missing something > or is this a regression? No, this is `--pure` working as expected, the other behavior you describe would be considered a bug. Maybe you used to have the default profile loaded through .bashrc, even though this is discouraged exactly for that reason? Best, -- Josselin Poiret
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