i do have a few tiny nits when it comes to the flakes settings prompt (lix#682)

1. it's not immediately obvious that y, A, n and N are the things you should type, in my experience that's generally indicated by putting [bracket] around the options (like [y]es for now / [A]llow always / [n]o / [N]o to all), but it also hinders readability so it's a tradeoff (another option is having a secondary [y/A/n/N] prompt after the list of options, but that makes an already long line even longer, so you'd have to put it on a new line for the best experience)
2. having a difference between n and N is a little confusing, i think [R]eject all or [D]isallow all might be a better idea (and could makes the prompt case-insensitive in general, if that's okay)
3. english is my second language, so i am NOT an expert on this, but "Allow always" sounds slightly more awkward than "Always allow," which still has the same letter/prefix (and imo makes the prompt easier to parse because you only need to pay full attention to the first word of each to get the sentiment, i personally had to do a double take, especially with the tiny, uncapitalized and unemphasized no)
   again, these are all nits, and i understand we're pretty close to release now (and it's my fault for not keeping up with the issue for it earlier), so it's just general feedback

Is __findFile override no longer possible in lix?

I’m trying to use the angle bracket syntax for the den library (https://den.oeiuwq.com/guides/angle-brackets/) which would help cut down on the verbosity

(Den is a really neat way to structure cross platform nix code btw. Nonflakes fully supported)

I note that lix has a builtin for findFile, while cppnix does not. I didn’t see a release note specifically calling out module.args.__findFile as removed. Just one asking for feedback on use cases last year

{
  den,
  libdna,
  ...
}:
{
  _module.args.__findFile = den.lib.__findFile;
  den.hosts.x86_64-linux.null.users.core = {};
  den.aspects.null = {
    nixos = {
      system.stateVersion = "26.05";
    };
    includes = [
      <transience>
      (den.aspects.security._.autologin "core")
    ];
  };
}

let
  sources = import ./npins;
  with-inputs = import sources.with-inputs sources {
    # uncomment for local checkout on CI
    #den.outPath = ../den;
  };

  outputs =
    inputs:
    (inputs.nixpkgs.lib.evalModules {
      modules = [
        (inputs.den.flakeModule)
        (inputs.import-tree ./den)
        ({ imports = [ ./lib ]; })
        ({ den, ... }: {
          _module.args.__findFile = den.lib.__findFile;
        })
      ];
      specialArgs = {
        inherit inputs;
        inherit (inputs) self;
      };
    }).config;

in
with-inputs outputs

or if you don't want to mess with module args, you can always have a let binding for it, i'm pretty sure that should work:

{ den, ... }:
let __findfile = den.lib.__findFile; in {
  den.aspects.null = ...
}