This is a great idea, after introducing nix to my company a mate changed
crontab without thinking of doing it via configuration.nix, he then
wondered why the database backup scripts weren't working after I
nixos-rebuild switch.
emulating the git command set would really drive home
Hi,
i recently started setting up nixos on a separate partition on my
macbook. One annoying little thing I don't get past is one vim
plugin that I need to work: YouCompleteMe:
https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe
I am aware that there is some sort of vimplugin2nix
solution but that would
I use such, instead of VAM you can use vundle, however this direct
comparison has shown that VAM event starts up faster.
vimMarc =
vim_configurable.customize {
name = vim-marc-weber;
vimrcConfig.vam.knownPlugins = vimPluginsUsedByMarcWeber;
I would like to see the diff feature in nix-env. Or something that tells you
a little more about what changed between generations.
I think nix-env could be more modelled more like the git interface. You have
some scripts that already are similar to some commands in git. This would
make it
On 06/09/2015 06:55 PM, Joel Moberg wrote:
I would like to see the diff feature in nix-env.
That should be best done by diffing the json trees in manifest.nix
(which is present in root of every profile).
Vladimir
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