Bring back the possibility to copy CA paths with no reference (like the
outputs of FO derivations or stuff imported at eval time) between stores
that have a different prefix.
If a package's attribute path, description or name contains matches for any of the
regexes specified via `-e` or `--exclude` that package is excluded from
the final output.
Currently nix-build prints the "printMissing" information by default,
nix build doesn’t.
People generally don‘t notice this because the standard log-format of
nix build would not display the printMissing
output long enough to perceive the information.
This addresses https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/6561
The security.csm ACL is, as far as I know, never reasonable to remove, so let's add it to the ignore-list in the vanilla nix image. This makes this image usable on GKE.
Relative 'path:' flake inputs now use the containing flake's
InputAccessor. This has the following implications:
* They're no longer locked in the lock file.
* They don't cause an additional copy to the store.
* They can reference the containing directory (i.e. a subflake can
have an input '../foo', so long as it doesn't go outside the
top-level containing flake).
Note: this is not a complete fix for subflake handling, since the lock
file currently makes it ambiguous what the containing flake is. We'll
probably need to add another field to the lock file for that.
Fixes#6352.
User on Matrix reported install problems which presented as
"vifs:editing error" which we traced back to vim griping about an
existing swap file. When opened interactively, it did this:
E325: ATTENTION
Found a swap file by the name "/etc/.fstab.swp"
owned by: root dated: Sön Apr 24 16:54:10 2022
file name: /private/etc/fstab
modified: YES
user name: root host name: MBP.local
process ID: 1698
While opening file "/etc/fstab"
dated: Sön Apr 24 16:56:27 2022
NEWER than swap file!
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