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abathur
a shell resolver? :) (find and resolve shell script dependencies)
This PR only implements a parser for `flatpak` and one of its subcommands. I think that #90 would have to be dealt with before a parser that supports all of...
Here are some things that I’m not sure about: - I added more `add_argument()` calls than I needed to. I wanted to keep the code organized into the same categories...
I previously overrode lore for `zip` from `can` to `cannot` because I convinced myself that binlore was just hitting on some code that will try to do something roughly equivalent...
I'd like to see a way to `.override` resholve from nixpkgs to effectively throw in some arbitrary extra code into `ExternalCommandParsers`. The override should also affect `resholve.writeScript` and such as...
[Resholve’s parser for `sudo` is supposed to support `sudo --version`](https://github.com/abathur/resholve/blob/3e7f0191d787184a5dbebdab7ad0b634d0d1b642/resholve#L2045), but it doesn’t work. This Nix expression: ```nix { pkgs ? import { } }: pkgs.resholve.writeScript "sudo-fix-example" { inputs =...
I won't pretend to have the firmest grasp of this, but nixpkgs reviewers are leaning heavily on PR authors to use the `mkDerivation (finalAttrs: ...)` pattern first added in: -...
Trying to resholve [this script](https://github.com/matterhorn-chat/matterhorn/blob/master/notification-scripts/notifyV2). ```nix notifyScript = resholve.writeScript "matterhorn-notify-script" { inputs = [jq libnotify coreutils which]; interpreter = "${bash}/bin/bash"; } (builtins.readFile ./notifyV2); ``` `jq` and `notify-send` are not substituted...
> **Edit:** This was initially about setting up automation to ensure the sample of demo output in the repo was kept in sync with the real demos/tests. That work's been...
I noticed that lilgitd gets flagged as an execer, but the resholve derivation for lilgit itself doesn't require a lore override for it. I'm not sure if it's _correct_ or...
resholve's Nix API uses two separate builds: 1. an inner build to let the shell project build its ~final source normally (in case for example its Makefile does any dynamic...