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WalkthroughRefactors flake outputs to a functional form that exposes Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller as flake caller
participant Outputs as outputs fn ({ self, ... }@inputs)
participant Self as self (flake)
participant PerSys as per-system generator
Caller->>Outputs: invoke with inputs
Outputs->>Self: expose self to derivations
alt per-system derivation
Outputs->>PerSys: call forEachSupportedSystem (uses self.overlays.default)
PerSys->>Self: reference self.overlays.default and self.packages
PerSys-->>Outputs: return per-system pkgs/devShells
end
Outputs-->>Caller: return final flake outputs
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flake.nix (2)
84-88: Consider removing duplicate devShell aliases.The devShells
a,b,c, anddall referencedefault. While the comment on line 91 mentions these are for local testing, consider removing these aliases or documenting their purpose to avoid confusion.- a = default; - b = default; - c = default; - d = default;
103-109: Consider removing test package aliases.The packages
athroughfappear to be test artifacts. While the comment indicates these are for local testing, consider:
- Removing them from the committed flake
- Moving them to a separate test file or documentation
- Adding clear comments explaining their purpose
Having test packages like
d = pkgs.jq,e = pkgs.ponysay, andf = pkgs.helloin the production flake may cause confusion.- a = default; - b = default; - c = default; - d = pkgs.jq; - e = pkgs.ponysay; - f = pkgs.hello;
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flake.nix (5)
17-18: LGTM! Idiomatic Nix flake pattern.Destructuring
selffrom the inputs is a standard and cleaner pattern in Nix flakes, making the subsequent code more readable by usingselfdirectly instead ofinputs.self.
26-36: LGTM! Consistent with the refactored signature.The use of
self.overlays.defaultinstead ofinputs.self.overlays.defaultis consistent with the new outputs signature and makes the code cleaner.
42-62: LGTM! Overlay definition is correct.The rustToolchain overlay properly combines the stable Rust toolchain components with platform-specific musl targets for Linux systems.
98-98: LGTM! Correct source reference.Using
src = self;instead ofsrc = inputs.self;is correct and consistent with the refactored outputs signature.
6-13: URLs are valid—no issues found.All FlakeHub URLs have been verified:
nixpkgspoints to DeterminateSystems' legitimate enterprise-grade secure nixpkgs flake with CVE monitoring and cryptographic signingfenixversion 0.1.1885 is a valid pinned releasecraneversion 0.20 (v0.20.0) is a valid pinned release
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