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 mwoodpatrickmx | Not sure if this is the right place to ask the question but when using the nix repl is there a way to get a list of all the variables the repl currently has | 14:08:23 |
| mwoodpatrickmx | Seems like doing ":<tab>" (colon followed by tab autocompletes and generates a list of known variables. | 14:36:31 |
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| wizardlink | Hello there! A quick and maybe dumb question...
I am currently working on my home-manager configuration and decided to make my scripts into .nix files that evaluate strings (for interpolating packages). Now, if I do
{
# ...
text = import ./my-script.nix;
}
It yields an error, which is very non-descriptive... But:
{
# ...
text = import ./my-script.nix { pkgs = pkgs; };
}
Does not errors and the function is evaluated? I thought that parameters got passed down kind of like imports does, but it isn't the case... Can someone explain me better how functions are evaluated in the case of an import?
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| wizardlink | * Hello there! A quick and maybe dumb question...
I am currently working on my home-manager configuration and decided to make my scripts into .nix files that evaluate strings (for interpolating packages). Now, if I do
{
# ...
text = import ./my-script.nix;
}
It yields an error, which is very non-descriptive... But:
{
# ...
text = import ./my-script.nix { pkgs = pkgs; };
}
Does not errors and the function is evaluated? I thought that parameters got passed down kind of like imports does, but it isn't the case... Can someone explain me better how functions are evaluated in the case of an import?
Thanks in advance!
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