Make the revisionSuffix bit a specialization step *after* the expensive build so you don't get excess rebuilds while working on repo nix infra #384
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Reference: lix-project/lix#384
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It's very goofy that you get Lix rebuilds while poking at things in the repo that aren't Lix, which are caused by revisionSuffix changing to -dirty, e.g. This should be fixed so that the Lix derivation gets fixed up. Ideally we also deal with self-references and replace them correctly by some means, perhaps objcopy into a purpose-made section for self-references.
Then the specialization step would just be: copy all the bins over and forbid references to the original output path, then objcopy in the version information.
Sure, you can force officialRelease = true, which fixes this temporarily, but we could do this cleanly instead.
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