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In `args@{ a ? 1 }: /* ... */` the value `a` won't be a part of `args`
unless it's specified when calling the function, the default value will
be ignored in this case.
My personal point of view is that this behavior is a matter of taste, at
least I was pretty sure that unmatched arguments will be a part of
`args@` while debugging some Nix code last week.
I decided to add a warning to the docs which hopefully reduces the
confusion of further Nix developers who thought the same about `args@`.
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| advanced-attributes.xml | ||
| arguments-variables.xml | ||
| build-script.xml | ||
| builder-syntax.xml | ||
| builtins.xml | ||
| derivations.xml | ||
| expression-language.xml | ||
| expression-syntax.xml | ||
| generic-builder.xml | ||
| language-constructs.xml | ||
| language-operators.xml | ||
| language-values.xml | ||
| simple-building-testing.xml | ||
| simple-expression.xml | ||
| writing-nix-expressions.xml | ||