This was
mkDefault { } // filterAttrs () x
which is interpreted as
(mkDefault { }) // (filterAttrs () x)
but the intention is
mkDefault ({ } // filterAttrs () x)
Resulting in lastModified, rev, etc. not being included. This is
essentially just bringing this clause up-to-date with the one from
NixOS.
Without this, attempts to build the fonts dir with repeated font
packages in `fonts.fonts` will yield:
```
ln: failed to create symbolic link '/nix/store/6im9rm87nxc82nqbv350hfp2w7ja1z47-fonts/Library/Fonts/IBMPlexSansThai-Thin.otf': File exists
```
Currently, `system.patches` doesn't work because it will attempt to first detect if the patch has already been applied by checking if it can be applied in reverse.
However, when that happens, `patch` detects that the supplied patch is incorrectly reversed and attempts to ask the user if they want to "Ignore -R":
```
Unreversed (or previously applied) patch detected! Ignore -R? [y]
```
Because the output is piped to `/dev/null` the user will basically see nothing and `darwin-rebuild switch` will hang until the user presses "Enter" (possibly to check if the terminal is frozen). At which point, patch will ignore the --reverse and exit successfully, preventing the patch from being applied at all.
This change fixes that bug by using `--force` which tells patch that we know what we're doing and prevents it from prompting the user if they want to ignore `--reverse`.
Source files originate from the hercules-ci-agent repository and
I will make sure to keep them in sync, bidirectionally.
The module is split into two files to make maintenance of the
common parts with NixOS easier.
Normally, the system region setting determines whether the clock uses
12- or 24-hour time. This flag allows users to override this setting and
use 24-hour time even if their region does not.
I want a newish postgres config to work on my Mac.
This contains a little hack (putting the check-config derivation into
the start script as a comment) to deal with not having #356.
It's otherwise identical to the upstream module.
