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When we’re not managing the Nix installation, these defaults aren’t used out of the box and won’t accurately represent the state of any unmanaged Nix or the desired Nix package, so reading the option defaults is a bug. This was previously a warning for `nix.package` and a silent failure for all the others. Now that all the problematic accesses in nix-darwin have been appropriately conditionalized, and since a throw gives a backtrace where a warning doesn’t, give throwing defaults to all the `nix.*` options that don’t reflect reality and that that modules shouldn’t be reading when `nix.enable` is off. I’m not in love with the implementation strategy here… ideally we’d think of something better than this and then upstream it to NixOS. `nix.nrBuildUsers` growing a fake default that is never used is particularly unfortunate. But this should hopefully catch mistakes in module code reasonably reliably.
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Nix
16 lines
467 B
Nix
{ config, ... }:
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{
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nix.enable = false;
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test = ''
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printf >&2 'checking for unexpected Nix binary in /sw/bin\n'
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[[ -e ${config.out}/sw/bin/nix-env ]] && exit 1
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printf >&2 'checking for unexpected nix-daemon plist in /Library/LaunchDaemons\n'
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[[ -e ${config.out}/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.nixos.nix-daemon.plist ]] && exit 1
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printf >&2 'checking for late‐bound Nix lookup in /activate\n'
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grep nixEnvPath= ${config.out}/activate
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'';
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}
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