When I ran the Pkg gc
it listed active manifests. What are the active manifests? Why are these active and not others? I had not activated any project, and I have no environment variables pointing to these paths.
(v1.1) pkg> gc
Active manifests:
`/l/user1/julia/environments/v1.1/Manifest.toml`
`/l/user1/Dropbox/tests/julia/Kernel/Manifest.toml`
`/l/user1/julia/environments/v1.0/Manifest.toml`
`/l/user1/julia/packages/PackageCompiler/oT98U/packages/LanguageServer/Manifest.toml`
`/l/user1/Project/Manifest.toml`
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Maybe “active manifest” is a bad name. They are the path to all manifests you have used which are still on the filesystem.
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Ok, thanks! So somewhere in the bowels of my Julia installation there is a list of projects that I have activated with Pkg activate
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After some digging, I think it is
$JULIA_DEPOT_PATH/logs/manifest_usage.toml
Is this correct?
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It would be really great to expose this somewhere/somehow. Looking at that I found projects I’d totally forgotten about 
Does having it listed in a file not qualify as “exposing it”?
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Well, I know you’re not trying to keep it a secret
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Yeah, that would be great 