I am quite confused with how the nur integration works with devos, I cannot seem to update my nur input via nix flake lock --update-input nur, but if I add in nur.url = "github:nix-community/NUR"; then the lockfile is actually updated.

I guess my main question is how is nur actually integrated when it's not defined as an input?

well this is interesting, if I remove nur.url input from the flake, then run nix flake lock --recreate-lock-file it updates the path of the nur input from a github url to a store path, but does not remove it from the lock file (I guess since I use/rely on nur or because it is an argument to outputs)

• Updated input 'nur':
    'github:nix-community/NUR/7ad8de0eab7c38e0b84ffa817582223a0293e732' (2021-09-21)
  → 'path:/nix/store/0wad8flznsfv3jr4qggyq65jqminxzpn-source?lastModified=1632235753&narHash=sha256-GTfOKPZ5L+uTQDbm4LhXx3
UfQpOyCJzbf%2f2zOQdZEPM=&rev=7ad8de0eab7c38e0b84ffa817582223a0293e732' (2021-09-21)

HI!
I can't understand how to use suites, for example in my flake.nix I have the following:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

And in users/ccr/default.nix:

{ hmUsers, pkgs, suites, ... }:
{
  home-manager.users = {
    inherit (hmUsers); #what is this?
    ccr.imports = import suites.gui; #here I want to import the suite with the home-manager configs for sway and related things
    home.packages = with pkgs; [
      # packages for this user
    ];
  };

  users.users.ccr = {
    # my user config
  }
}

I get this error:

error: attribute 'gui' missing

       at /nix/store/280x4jmhhi4mnf23bbg744d35s4ls9kq-source/users/ccr/default.nix:5:26:

            4|     inherit (hmUsers);
            5|     ccr.imports = import suites.gui;
             |                          ^
            6|     home.packages = with pkgs; [
(use '--show-trace' to show detailed location information)

HI!
I can't understand how to use suites, for example in my flake.nix I have the following:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = base ++ [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

And in users/ccr/default.nix:

{ hmUsers, pkgs, suites, ... }:
{
  home-manager.users = {
    inherit (hmUsers); #what is this?
    ccr.imports = import suites.gui; #here I want to import the suite with the home-manager configs for sway and related things
    home.packages = with pkgs; [
      # packages for this user
    ];
  };

  users.users.ccr = {
    # my user config
  }
}

I get this error:

error: attribute 'gui' missing

       at /nix/store/280x4jmhhi4mnf23bbg744d35s4ls9kq-source/users/ccr/default.nix:5:26:

            4|     inherit (hmUsers);
            5|     ccr.imports = import suites.gui;
             |                          ^
            6|     home.packages = with pkgs; [
(use '--show-trace' to show detailed location information)

HI!
I can't understand how to use suites, for example in my flake.nix I have the following:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { import = suites.base };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

And in users/ccr/default.nix:

{ hmUsers, pkgs, suites, ... }:
{
  home-manager.users = {
    inherit (hmUsers); #what is this?
    ccr.imports = import suites.gui; #here I want to import the suite with the home-manager configs for sway and related things
    home.packages = with pkgs; [
      # packages for this user
    ];
  };

  users.users.ccr = {
    # my user config
  }
}

I get this error:

error: attribute 'gui' missing

       at /nix/store/280x4jmhhi4mnf23bbg744d35s4ls9kq-source/users/ccr/default.nix:5:26:

            4|     inherit (hmUsers);
            5|     ccr.imports = import suites.gui;
             |                          ^
            6|     home.packages = with pkgs; [
(use '--show-trace' to show detailed location information)

HI!
I can't understand how to use suites, for example in my flake.nix I have the following:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { imports = suites.base };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

And in users/ccr/default.nix:

{ hmUsers, pkgs, suites, ... }:
{
  home-manager.users = {
    inherit (hmUsers); #what is this?
    ccr.imports = import suites.gui; #here I want to import the suite with the home-manager configs for sway and related things
    home.packages = with pkgs; [
      # packages for this user
    ];
  };

  users.users.ccr = {
    # my user config
  }
}

I get this error:

error: attribute 'gui' missing

       at /nix/store/280x4jmhhi4mnf23bbg744d35s4ls9kq-source/users/ccr/default.nix:5:26:

            4|     inherit (hmUsers);
            5|     ccr.imports = import suites.gui;
             |                          ^
            6|     home.packages = with pkgs; [
(use '--show-trace' to show detailed location information)

I solved this way:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { imports = suites.base; home-manager.users.ccr.imports = suites.gui; };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

Is this correct?

I also tried this but doesn't work:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
            };
          };
          users = {
            ccr = { suites, ... }: { imports = suites.base; home-manager.users.ccr.imports = suites.gui; };
          }; # digga.lib.importers.rakeLeaves ./users/hm;
        };

Maybe I solved with this

{ pkgs, suites, ... }:
{
  home-manager.users.ccr = { suites, ...}: {
    imports = with suites; shell ++ gui ++ browser ++ dev;
    #etc...
  };
#etc...
}

in my users/ccr/default.nix and this in my flake.nix:

home = {
          imports = [ (digga.lib.importModules ./users/modules) ];
          externalModules = [ ];
          importables = rec {
            profiles = digga.lib.rakeLeaves ./users/profiles;
            suites = with profiles; rec {
              # As NixOS profiles
              base = [ direnv git zsh ];
              # As home-manager profiles
              shell = [ zsh ];
              gui = [ sway ];
              browser = [ firefox ];
              dev = [ vscode ];
            };
          };
        };

Is this a correct approach?