Subflakes should provide their wares as outputs, so wire up the pkgs
flake to reflect that.
Due to the unstable nature of flakes, updating the root flake doesn't
currently update the subflake lock file. Therefore, add additional
logic to flk update script in order to do this behind the scenes.
Nix is now pulled in from the "nix" registry flake in order for users
to take advantage of improvements to the UI since its last update in
nixpkgs.
- [x] refactor lib into separate files, similar to NixOS/nixpkgs/lib.
- [x] refactor ci to automatically generate derivations from flake outputs
- [x] remove cluttered indirection statements throughout the codebase
- [x] refactor hosts to allow for upcoming integration tests
- [x] improve ambiguity in the existing docs
- [x] add [BORS](https://bors.tech) support
- [x] add initial integration test
- [x] write tests documentation
- [x] test lib
- [x] improve version string generation, and do so automatically for pkgs/flake.nix sources
Clean up the codebase as best we can in preparation for #152 and add tests. From now on, all PRs will be merged with BORS.
* Resolves#118
* Leverage flakes to manage package sources & hashes
* Update documentation with an example.
* Add `mkVersion` function to autogenerate a version string.
* Add srcs package via overlay containing all sources defined in
_pkgs/flake.nix_
* Extend `flk update` with the ability to only update the given input
The bash wrapper was causing issues with deploy-rs and the
experimental-features option in the config was causing hercules-ci to
spit out a bunch of junk in the logs. Patching nix with the default
values required for flakes fixes both of these issues.
* Move extern lists to their own folder
* Move unstable package and module imports to their own folder
* Create a genPkgs function to avoid using legacyPackages for the whole
package set
* Move hmActivationPackages to legacyPackages
This core will be used as the new base for the reuse branch, which is
essentiall the same as the existing template branch, except that it is
rebased from this core, simplifying future rebasing.
Now you can add packages to the list in pkgs/override.nix and they will
be pulled in from nixpkgs master instead of the default NixOS flake
when installed.
Benjamin Bädorf
