Marius Bakke <mba...@fastmail.com> writes: > Wait, isn't this what --pure is for? I haven't followed the > discussion, but I would expect `guix environment` to *add* to my > current profile, and use '--pure' if I want a "clean" environment.
I think the behavior here is unspecified because --pure is about unsetting shell variables while this is about how the load-path and autoloads are set up within an environment's Emacs instance. Conceptually, though, I agree that a --pure flag would match guix-emacs-autoload-packages considering only the environment's Emacs packages, whereas no --pure flag would match adding the environment's to the current profile's. But in the discussion so far, I've been assuming that currently there's not a direct way for guix-emacs-autoload-packages to detect if --pure was given. If that's not true, I'd be happy with the behavior you propose. -- Kyle
