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23 Aug 2023
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27 Aug 2023
@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computer so I have a github job that regularly runs nix flake update and files a PR with the version bump. Is there a nice way to visualize the things that change, especially around what packages got updated? Ideally as a follow-up github action? (: 16:21:04
@kranzes:matrix.orgIlan Joselevich (Kranzes) nix flake update --commit-lock-file 16:22:10
@kranzes:matrix.orgIlan Joselevich (Kranzes)This commits the file after an update with a commit description/message indicating which things got updated16:22:28
@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computeroooooh, TIL!16:23:16
@crtified:crtified.meCRTifiedBut that only shows what changed for the inputs, i.e. the git rev16:24:12
@kranzes:matrix.orgIlan Joselevich (Kranzes) yup, if you want something for actual derivations you could use nix store diff-closures 16:24:35
@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computerHm hm hm. I think yeah, the closure diff would be preferable. Guess I’d have to identify the thing I would like to diff; but it would probably work. Hmmmmm.17:17:23
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@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computerthe alternative would be to not open a PR and push to the default branch directly, it's about the same amount of scrutiny that these updates get (:18:18:32
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30 Aug 2023
@mewp:nurupo.plmewp what is the proper method to have a nixos module use a package defined in the same flake? is there a current system available somewhere so that I could use packages.${currentSystem}. something? 10:50:22
@mewp:nurupo.plmewp oh, Imanaged to find pkgs.system, nevermind 10:56:09
@mewp:nurupo.plmewp* oh, I managed to find `pkgs.system`, nevermind10:56:17
@petrichor:envs.net@petrichor:envs.net mewp: see also https://github.com/hercules-ci/flake-parts which might help with maintainability in the long run 11:00:14
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@cw:kernelpanic.cafeChinchilla Optional How can I specify a branch for a local (git+file:) flake? 22:11:05
@cw:kernelpanic.cafeChinchilla OptionalOh, looks like `?ref=<branchname>'22:13:30
31 Aug 2023
@arianvp:matrix.org@arianvp:matrix.org how is nixConfig option supposed to work? 09:25:44
@arianvp:matrix.org@arianvp:matrix.org I tried to add the nixConfig.bash-prompt option but my prompt doesnt change in nix-develop 09:25:55
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@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computerI don't think all the settings are piped through? this seems like it would be better to set in the dev shell definition of the flake11:52:32
@antifuchs:asf.computer@antifuchs:asf.computerthat said, I haven't gotten the binary cache (the example given in the docs) to work with nixConfig either11:52:52

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