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> So you mean that there should be a command to bookmark all open tabs, but rather than saving them to a single, multi-tab bookmark, it should save them in...

I checked emacs.git's log and didn't see anything obvious, but will post it shortly. I also noticed that having a scratch buffer in org-mode seems to make burly fail for...

I can reproduce this in `emacs 27.2` with `emacs -Q` and `burly-20211005.1159`. It's because `bookmark-alist` is null and `list-bookmarks` calls `(bookmark-maybe-load-default-file)` and populates it when you execute `list-bookmarks`. Should burly...

I believe I used a clean config with 27. I'll check and update this issue when back at pc. Sorry, must have been in a hurry.

This can be worked around by copying the `~/.ssh/config` to `/root/.ssh/config`. I suppose that means this was changed at some point to be done by the daemon since it worked...

> Just tried by adding > > ``` > Host foo > HostName github.com > Use git > ``` > > to my `~/.ssh/config` and creating a flake with `git+ssh://foo/nixos/nixpkgs`...

For haskell.nix users, I think the hacky workaround of wrapping nix in the nix-shell to avoid this error is much worse than the problems that IFD's cause: https://github.com/purenix-org/purenix/issues/34#issuecomment-981290387

@srid I think the core problem here is cabal doesn't trust nix installed binaries like build tools, so it's trying to cabal install them. See https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/8434#issuecomment-1230889097 where I try to...

Also all nix integration currently has the downside of build-tools not working if you use `cabal-v2` and it's the default. Here's a discussion you might want to weigh in on...

> As long as parsing .cabal files in pure nix is not possible, we have to use at least some IFD. Yesterday I remembered you saying this when I ran...