nerf/impermanence #13
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Reference: Fachschaft/nixConfig#13
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Impermanence support is here
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to interact with this, as most configuration files will be in the nix store anyway. If the application wants these nix
store files in certain directories you should use `environment.etc` family of options (consult the nixos documentation
for this). This is for mutable files that are not core application data. (Like ssh keys, for a mailserver one could
think about the hash files (not the db files) of an alias map (if one don't want to manage that with
don't
->doesn't
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{ ... } : {
{pkgs, config, lib, ...} : {
If #12 is merged, this diff will probably change and be easier to review. Before that, I see that there are some differences (e.g.
users.root.hashedPassword = "!";
) but I won't search them all and judge.Oh, something crept into here, that shouldn't be in here. (But it doesn't make a difference after both are merged).
But semantically here should only be the impermanence line and the rest of the changes introduced in [#12].
But they should be the same [#12] should only have more
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If you keep your application data (like recommended) on a separate partition, the chances are you don't need
to interact with this, as most configuration files will be in the nix store anyway. If the application wants these nix
store files in certain directories you should use `environment.etc` family of options (consult the nixos documentation
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rebased changes onto main, needs review again (and the diff should be very clear now)