In reply to @dish1892:matrix.org
There’s also another tool called nixos anywhere which can do partitioning aswell

In reply to @ststefa:matrix.org
Hey there! The nixos-infect works quite nicely, thanks again!
Now when I try to apply to the aarch64-linux node from my aarch64-darwin using colnema (using deployment.buildOnTarget), it will somehow not "activate the profile".
I don't quite get what that means :-/
I tried:
colmena apply --reboot --force-replace-unknown-profiles
I get:
failure) Unexpected active profile: Profile(StorePath("/nix/store/0pi9dwfl661k77k8zvacz1h7ikj2hlsi-nixos-system-arm-1-24.11.716947.26d499fc9f1d"))
Any ideas? Maybe this is a noob-trap?
If I run without "--force-replace-unknown-profiles" then it will reboot, but none of my changes seems to get applied.

In reply to @gmacon:matrix.org
I proposed adding a reboot subcommand to colmena to see what people think about the idea. If you have thoughts, please share them here or on the issue. Thanks!

In reply to @ststefa:matrix.org
Hey there! The nixos-infect works quite nicely, thanks again!
Now when I try to apply to the aarch64-linux node from my aarch64-darwin using colnema (using deployment.buildOnTarget), it will somehow not "activate the profile".
I don't quite get what that means :-/
I tried:
colmena apply --reboot --force-replace-unknown-profiles
I get:
failure) Unexpected active profile: Profile(StorePath("/nix/store/0pi9dwfl661k77k8zvacz1h7ikj2hlsi-nixos-system-arm-1-24.11.716947.26d499fc9f1d"))
Any ideas? Maybe this is a noob-trap?
If I run without "--force-replace-unknown-profiles" then it will reboot, but none of my changes seems to get applied.

Hey there! The nixos-infect works quite nicely, thanks again!
Now when I try to apply to the aarch64-linux node from my aarch64-darwin using colnema (using deployment.buildOnTarget), it will somehow not "activate the profile".
I don't quite get what that means :-/
I tried:
colmena apply --reboot --force-replace-unknown-profiles
I get:

failure) Unexpected active profile: Profile(StorePath("/nix/store/0pi9dwfl661k77k8zvacz1h7ikj2hlsi-nixos-system-arm-1-24.11.716947.26d499fc9f1d"))

Any ideas? Maybe this is a noob-trap?
If I run without "--reboot" then colmena will finish without errors, but none of my changes seems to get applied.

Hey there! The nixos-infect works quite nicely, thanks again!
Now when I try to apply to the aarch64-linux node from my aarch64-darwin using colnema (using deployment.buildOnTarget), it will somehow not "activate the profile".
I don't quite get what that means :-/
I tried:
colmena apply --reboot --force-replace-unknown-profiles
I get:
failure) Unexpected active profile: Profile(StorePath("/nix/store/0pi9dwfl661k77k8zvacz1h7ikj2hlsi-nixos-system-arm-1-24.11.716947.26d499fc9f1d"))

Any ideas? Maybe this is a noob-trap?
If I run without "--reboot" then colmena will finish without errors, but none of my changes seems to get applied.

i can build this configuration with nixos-rebuild but colmena throws infinite recursion, is there a way to fix it?

{
  inputs,
  ...
}: {
  imports = [
     # this file configures some third party module and the imported function requires inputs as a consequence
    (import "${inputs.my-flake}/modules-profiles/some-app-configs/default-with-inputs.nix")
  ];

… while evaluating the module argument `inputs'
error: infinite recursion encountered

i can build this nixos host configuration with nixos-rebuild but colmena throws infinite recursion, is there a way to fix it?

{
  inputs,
  ...
}: {
  imports = [
     # this file configures some third party module and the imported function requires inputs as a consequence
    (import "${inputs.my-flake}/modules-profiles/some-app-configs/default-with-inputs.nix")
  ];

… while evaluating the module argument `inputs'
error: infinite recursion encountered