Colin Woodbury
Colin Woodbury
What would the advantage be to removing it and readding it each time you do an install?
Any thoughts on this?
I'm going to close this for now. Please feel free to reopen it if there's anything further regarding this that you'd like to discuss.
One thing to point out is that the `--ignore` flag is available. That at least would allow you to avoid the cycle of editing your config file.
The secret to that, of course, is to avoid Haskell packages at all costs on Arch Linux :rofl:
> it doesn't support copying files into the chroot Files, or packages? Packages it can do via `-I`. > because of missing repositories, which are not specified in the standard...
Hm. Thanks for reporting this. These kinds of issues are precisely why chroot-based building is still considered experimental. In the meantime, I'd advise that you manually delete that chroot.
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