Lily Ballard

Please do one as soon as possible. This, and the bug where it builds everything instead of just the dependency, has already caused _hours_ of wasted time for me over...

@mdiep 0.14.0 did not fix this. `carthage update SomeDep` now only updates/checks out/builds the tree starting from `SomeDep` (i.e. it fixes #1107), which is good, but it still _fetches_ everything,...

@danroberts In my experience, it updates any dependencies of `foo` as well, which seems like reasonable behavior.

This is completely incorrect. I did make a breaking change. It just doesn't break all clients (only one API changed in a backwards-incompatible way) and my dependent library doesn't use...

I'm currently writing a Rust equivalent of Apple's [Scanner](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/scanner), because I want something that lets me quickly do ad-hoc parsing of input for Advent of Code, and one of the...

Interestingly, this URL fixup does not appear to be run against CLI arguments, so e.g. `nix develop [email protected]:NixOS/nix` simply complains that this is not a valid URL. So this appears...

Regarding freezing in the flake schema, Nix already faces challenges with the idea of changing the system strings as `builtins.currentSystem` returns just such a string and changing this is likely...

The use-case that prompted this suggestion was my nix-darwin setup, which has a separate file for each host that uses the setup, and each host then imports a common file...

Oh and to answer the question more broadly, Nix already has the notion of "what's the current system?", both in the builtin (for impure evaluations) and in how flakes use...

Actually I suppose `nix-env` uses `~/.nix-profile` to determine the profile to use, so resetting that is potentially useful for `sudo nix-env` behavior. I think that ideally it would read `~/.nix-defexpr`...