This worked, thanks! Am I supposed to stay on the floxmain branch or should I go back to the x86_64-darwin.default branch I was on?
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Awesome! You can just leave it on floxmain
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The fix just rolled out to stable.flox.flox-prerelease. Thanks for finding that for us!
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Thanks Matthew. I was able to upgrade to the prerelease version (r111) but I am actually not sure how I did it :-). I think I flox pull -e flox/prerelease and reactivated the environment, at first it didn’t work and eventually it did (maybe I did a hash -r in the meantime).
Now the conversion of both my default and my flox/prerelease environments worked ok and I can also edit them and see the nix format for the environment. I was even able to reintroduce my previous alias :-).
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About upgrading flox. I now did
flox list -e default
Removed my current flox version in default (it was r93), listed as 2 in the list:
flox rm 2 -e default
and installed the prerelease version with
flox install stable.flox.flox-prerelease -e default
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