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Remove unused stuff and the projectPath hack
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!machines/asus/firefox/
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!machines/asus/git/
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!machines/asus/helix/
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!machines/asus/intellij/
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!machines/asus/libreoffice/
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!machines/asus/networkmanager/
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!machines/asus/nushell/
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!machines/asus/openttd/
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!machines/asus/pipewire/
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!machines/asus/qbittorrent/
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!machines/asus/wine/
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!machines/asus/xserver/
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!flake.lock
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flake.nix
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flake.nix
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normalUser = attributes: attributes // {
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isNormalUser = true;
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};
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# Q: Can't we just do supply a relative path "./foo" ?
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# A: When configuring our system with flakes, Nix copies them to the
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# Nix store to run them. So we can't use relative paths as they will refer
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# to a file which is in the Nix store, and is immutable because it is in
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# the Nix store, which beats the point of abusing Home Managers
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# mkOutOfStoreSymlink to create symlinks to mutable files.
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# To avoid this, we must give an absolute path to a file,
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# so we do this. The @pwd@ here is replaced by the rebuild script
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# with the working directory, then changed back after the build.
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# And yes, this is a major hack.
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projectPath = "@pwd@";
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} [
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configurationDirectory
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home-manager.nixosModules.home-manager
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sudo true
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sed -i.old "s|@pwd@|$PWD|g" flake.nix
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sudo nixos-rebuild switch --impure --flake .#$machine || exit 1
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mv -f flake.nix.old flake.nix
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if [[ $1 != "-c" && $1 != "--clean-garbage" ]]; then
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read -p "Clean garbage? [Y/N]: " clean_garbage
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