| 15 Aug 2025 |
John Ericson | (got to go to bed now, though) | 05:26:08 |
fzakaria | gnight! I think the Input has to actually write to the store ? so dummy:// isn't good enough (i think?) | 05:27:54 |
fzakaria | I thought maybe there could be memory:// but I got it all working... the auto registering of things so you can just do "auto" was really confusing to learn | 05:28:21 |
John Ericson | I have a draft PR for that | 05:36:32 |
John Ericson | or maybe it's not even draft | 05:36:38 |
John Ericson | feel free to go take it | 05:36:43 |
John Ericson | we just needed a use-case for it, and now we have one | 05:36:50 |
John Ericson | (it was always gonna be unit testing) | 05:37:02 |
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fzakaria | i can take it up after; right now having the store be temporary directory for just fetching inputs feels okay -- but I want it. | 15:35:40 |
fzakaria | is there a way to use Nix as a C++ lib in a separate project? | 15:35:49 |
Sergei Zimmerman (xokdvium) | In reply to @fzakaria:one.ems.host is there a way to use Nix as a C++ lib in a separate project? Pretty easy to do so. Just needs pkg-config integration in your build system. I assume you are going to use bazel? | 15:44:21 |