Nicolas B. Pierron
Nicolas B. Pierron
See https://github.com/mozilla/nixpkgs-mozilla/blob/master/firefox-overlay.nix#L184-L188 , the `firefoxVersion` function is available at `lib.firefoxVersion` after importing the overlay. You could add another overlay, loaded after, which looks like: ```nix final: prev: { my-firefox-esr =...
The reason is that ESR versions are used by companies/persons which might need time to migrate between one version to the next. Such as updating internal websites of configuration issues...
How does `rustup` behave in such cases, if the latest nightly does not provide the component that is supposed to be installed?
@Shados Thanks for the information. So the current behavior is the one expected by `rustup`, if you were to do a fresh install all extensions without any prior installations. Thus,...
There is none at the moment. You can probably add an option as part of the `postFixup` phase: https://github.com/mozilla/nixpkgs-mozilla/blob/8c007b60731c07dd7a052cce508de3bb1ae849b4/rust-overlay.nix#L181 And transfer the `installDoc` option from: https://github.com/mozilla/nixpkgs-mozilla/blob/8c007b60731c07dd7a052cce508de3bb1ae849b4/rust-overlay.nix#L264 https://github.com/mozilla/nixpkgs-mozilla/blob/8c007b60731c07dd7a052cce508de3bb1ae849b4/rust-overlay.nix#L269 Such that it...
@steveeJ Thanks for your help.
I would be extremely surprised if nixos-option depends on xorg, because this is a simple script shell with a few sed & nix-instantiate commands in it. The only reason might...
Intel CPUs have a feature which allow recording the traces of taken branches in the form of a record with a from & to pointer. Look for "branch trace" in...
> I'm not sure about `exportOptionsUnderConfig`. It doesn't seem right, to return options there. I agree, the problem is that I wanted to avoid have 2 evaluations of the submodules,...
> IMHO it shouldn't be possible for submodules to modify the super-configuration at all. I.e. it should not be possible for `security.acme.certs` to modify `services.systemd.services`. > > The big problem...