Merge "builtins.nixVersion: return fixed fake version" into main
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@ -4299,25 +4299,16 @@ void EvalState::createBaseEnv()
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.impureOnly = true,
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});
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v.mkString(nixVersion);
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v.mkString("2.18.3-lix");
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addConstant("__nixVersion", v, {
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.type = nString,
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.doc = R"(
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The version of Nix.
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Legacy version of Nix. Always returns "2.18.3-lix" on Lix.
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For example, where the command line returns the current Nix version,
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```shell-session
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$ nix --version
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nix (Nix) 2.16.0
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```
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the Nix language evaluator returns the same value:
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```nix-repl
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nix-repl> builtins.nixVersion
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"2.16.0"
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```
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To determine if features exist, Nix scripts should instead use direct
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means of feature detection, such as checking for existence of
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builtins they want to use. Doing so allows for much better compatibility
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across implementations.
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)",
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});
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@ -611,7 +611,7 @@ namespace nix {
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TEST_F(PrimOpTest, nixVersion) {
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auto v = eval("builtins.nixVersion");
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ASSERT_THAT(v, IsStringEq(nixVersion));
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ASSERT_THAT(v, IsStringEq("2.18.3-lix"));
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}
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TEST_F(PrimOpTest, currentSystem) {
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