Hraban
Hmm bad news from my personal test: I'm getting broken links in launchpad. Will have a look to see if I can fix that somehow..
My spotlight has also completely stopped indexing .app bundles altogether, which may be completely unrelated to this new Contents symlinking. It's not easy to debug 😂
Hmm just after replying I did notice more broken icons: Something seems unhappy with the symlink after all... It's an interesting option which provides enough benefits that I am considering...
Hmm he does seem to advocate for -rfc though, not -classic. And I see this on their readme https://github.com/NixOS/nixfmt : > nixfmt was used as the basis for the official...
gotcha thanks I'll try both and see
I respect the choice, though on first thought I don't think I will mainline this, in the spirit of "explicit is better than implicit". The two folders are fundamentally distinct...
Out of curiousity, can you try adding your configuration using `lib.mkAfter`? E.g.: ``` system.activationScripts.postActivation.text = lib.mkAfter '' if [[ -d "/Applications/Nix Trampolines" ]]; then chflags hidden "/Applications/Nix Trampolines" fi '';...
One reason I remember for running this as root is multi user systems: you check not just your own dock but that of others as well to update their potential...
Proposed fix in #1626 PS @joshbode fyi bash has that functionality built-in using the `@Q` modifier: ``` $ foo="Joe's tavern" $ echo "${foo@Q}" 'Joe'\''s tavern' $ echo ${foo@Q} 'Joe'\''s tavern'...
The line you're indicating is printed by osacompile: https://github.com/hraban/mac-app-util/issues/3#issuecomment-2157138976 I'll add a comment in the repo because this is a recurring ticket on this repo and it becomes a red...