| 8 Aug 2025 |
 Corngood | fetch-deps should do a tool restore. Are you running that to make your deps.json? | 21:29:23 |
 oatmealraisin | No, I don't really know how passthru works. Right now I'm doing dotnet restore <csproj> --packages out; nuget-to-json out > deps.json | 21:35:01 |
| oatmealraisin | Actually, I just read up on it and I'm getting this error upon runnin result, mv: cannot create regular file '/nix/store/79w8gxjdfwahlzy79zxyzhsp0nrls06j-source/deps.nix': Permission denied | 22:00:20 |
| Corngood | You can't run it through a flake. You'd have to do it in impure mode, so the output is writeable. | 23:31:46 |
| 9 Aug 2025 |
| oatmealraisin | Ok, good to know. I'm running nix build .#default.passthru.fetch-deps; ./result, and passing --impure doesn't change anything. I'll try to make a non-flake build to make this deps.json file | 00:38:20 |
| oatmealraisin | Made a quick default.nix with the main buildDotnetModule, no more tools issues, thanks for the help! | 00:46:50 |
| oatmealraisin | Would it be worth it to add this info to the documentation? | 00:56:23 |
| oatmealraisin | Also, I'm not sure what happened, but a bunch of the WebAssembly related deps (for a blazor/razor part of the project) were a minor version off, I needed to manually change a bunch from 8.0.17 to 8.0.18. Any idea why this might have happened? | 01:01:53 |
| oatmealraisin | Also, now I'm running into another issue wrt wasm, error NETSDK1084: There is no application host available for the specified RuntimeIdentifier 'browser-wasm'., I've seen some others having problems with this | 01:05:52 |
 GGG | yeah, you probably have to install the wasm workload and I don't think we support that currently | 01:22:50 |
