Add example template on how to reuse nixos and home-manager modules. #85
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Dunno if this is also related to #77. Using modules to share common settings between different hosts and homes seems natural to me, that's what I'm doing in my systems flake. |
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Hello, @zimbatm I was expecting CI to check the nix-darwin configuration defined on this template. However, checking the output, it seems only the nixos one is being actually checked, even when the flake checks seems to include darwin-configurations.
Since the goal of this PR is to exercise more of blueprint's features via CI, I'm wondering if darwin checks are being run on github actions. Am I missing something from the output? UPDATE: I know what's happening now, sorry. I used |
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This also serves as CI test for checking that a blueprint correctly integrates home-manager, nixos and nix-darwin configurations. A new feature is also tested: on host nested home-configurations you can now access hostConfig which provides a way to enable things on home-managed environment based on the host system-wide config.
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thanks! |
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is the hostConfig specialArg needed, isnt there osConfig for home-manager? |
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Good point, let's remove that |
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the problem is that if you switch to the the hosts user via standalone, osConfig wont exist which will break the home config edit: dont think this matters |
Will send another PR to remove hostConfig. Thanks for pointing out to the existing osConfig param from home-manager. |
`hostConfig` was introduced in numtide#85, however as pointed out by @JumpIn-Git, home-manager already provides the same functionality via the `osConfig` module argument. This PR removes `hostConfig`. Also added a bit of documentation about the sharing-modules example.
`hostConfig` was introduced in #85, however as pointed out by @JumpIn-Git, home-manager already provides the same functionality via the `osConfig` module argument. This PR removes `hostConfig`. Also added a bit of documentation about the sharing-modules example.
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This also serves as CI test for checking that blueprint correctly integrates home-manager, nixos and nix-darwin configurations.
A new feature is also tested: on host nested home-configurations you can now access
hostConfigwhich provides a way to enable things on home-managed environment based on the host system-wide config.