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sterni (he/him) | In reply to @melg8:matrix.org Hi, maybe somebody know, how can i replicate "nix-store --print-env" call but inside nix and without directly calling print-env? so i need to generate something like string with concatenated env_var1="value1"\n env_var2="value2" from given derivation A = derivation {...};? the actual environment or the one prescribed in the derivation | 23:56:03 |
sterni (he/him) | derivation.drvAttrs contains everything you need theoretically, but you'd still convert it to environment values (i. e. strings) correctly | 23:56:28 |
sterni (he/him) | you can also do something like hello.overrideAttrs (_: { buildCommand = "env > $out"; }) which is a bit hacky, but works pretty well if a derivation is okay with you | 23:57:12 |
| 21 May 2021 |
Melg8 | i have custom derivations which don't have proper bash even, sou i cant just do that. But yea drvAttrs i'll try it | 00:15:11 |
Melg8 | sterni: thanks | 00:15:33 |
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sterni (he/him) | In reply to @sternenseemann:systemli.org
derivation.drvAttrs contains everything you need theoretically, but you'd still convert it to environment values (i. e. strings) correctly I think the conversion to strings is very similar to toString if not the same thing (guess you have to check the source to find out) | 08:49:15 |
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