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Ofborg's ofborg-eval-package-list-no-aliases check is still missing a lot of alias usage (see https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/230188#pullrequestreview-1415772214)

I notice that adding --drv-path to the command here https://github.com/NixOS/ofborg/blob/0f34038feb9b0ae9959c865608700c91d57b2590/ofborg/src/tasks/eval/nixpkgs.rs#L455 lets it catch those, but obviously that makes it a more expensive eval (since it has to actually evaluate the entire drvs)

Is there a better way we can detect alias usage instead of having it pass PRs that fail with allowAliases = false?