Making everything 0o555 is too much, since many files in the store
are not supposed to be executable. Those should be 0o444. Instead
of splatting 0o555 out, take a more measured approach and remove
the writable flag from the on-disk mode.
* Support remote-building to macOS hosts
Our README has long featured a snippet to add to the zshenv, with a
caevat that it might behave strangely if you're writing a script with an
empty PATH.
It is pretty straightforward to eliminate those caveats while still
providing remote building for Nix to macOS hosts.
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* Add cargo-watch
* clippy: the borrowed expression implements the required traits
* clippy: expression creates a reference which is immediately dereferenced by the compiler
* clippy: redundant closure
* clippy: this if-then-else expression returns a bool literal
* clippy: explicit call to .into_iter() in function argument accepting IntoIterator
* Clippy: an implementation of From is preferred since it gives you Into<_> for free where the reverse isn't true
* Support cargo building on a mac
* Create a nix-hook service on macos to inject the shell at startup
* Introduce nix-installe restore-shell to fix the init scripts, called by the nix-hook plist on every login
* Wait for /nix to be there, and restart the hook until it works
* Back to run-at-load hoping that works
* Revert "Back to run-at-load hoping that works"
This reverts commit cccb8bcd971e296fecc0a2dba4f1101795bcd5ba.
It starts too early, fails, and then aborts. When it fails,
launchd says the service failed to initialize and that the system
is read-only.
* nits
* rename to repair
* Handle --no-modify-profile
* fmt
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* Switch to flakehub
* Diagnostics: support user-defined attribution.
Allows a user to specify an additional value to associate their diagnostics with that value. nix-installer doesn't generate or store these values, and most users have no need for it.
* Respond to feedback
* Make nix.conf changes deterministic
* Add mac fixture
* Warn/error if user settings don't match our needs
* Repair mac fixture
* fmt
* clipster
* Tidy up some feedback
* fmt
* resolve some nits
* Add Upgrading section to README.md
* Change upgrading note README.md
* Change upgrading section at README.md
Remove note.
Add explanation of which version will be installed.
* Use an h3 instead
* A bit less detail...
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