nix flake update as non-trusted user emits warnings about tarball-ttl #680
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The first two lines printed after starting
nix flake updateare:This confused me because I'm not setting that anywhere. Seems to me like Lix might be doing this internally somewhere. Maybe it should not try to do that if the current user isn't trusted?
I would very naively assume that this is related to this line in
CmdFlakeUpdate(there is a similar one inCmdFlakeLock):settings.tarballTtl.override(0);Nix's equivalent (https://github.com/NixOS/nix/blame/8384e41b7608b5ff50306d3dec6171483cf2d4cd/src/nix/flake.cc#L131) is:
It was changed in
4dbbd721eb, which suggests that "Only overridden settings are sent to the daemon" – so perhaps this is a latent Nix bug, hidden by the setting being silently ignored?@alois31 was this intentional?
Ugh, the error message was certainly not intentional fallout from that change. Really the ultimate goal was that settings like that should never be sent to the daemon, but that work has unfortunately stalled.
This issue was mentioned on Gerrit on the following CLs: