With mkFlakeDoc in packages there is no need for jobs. And I think
anything that could go in jobs really should go in checks or packages.
If something needs to be tested - checks, if something needs to be built
- packages. jobs is not multi-arch and is redundant to build/test
things with when official flake outputs exist
Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib
for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason
it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and
"inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is
redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to
figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to
figure out.
in devos, we differentiate clearly between home and os
configuration, reason for which we are more precise by not naming
after the (more generic) fup API.
for clarity's sake, expose which function uses final and prev, so that
people can have a clearer understanding how they relate to each other
in terms of dependencies.
also a simple `{ lib = final; }` probably does not warrant a complete
callLibs obscurization.
236: init pkgs-lib and add tests and shell r=nrdxp a=Pacman99
Towards the goal of removing top level folders and putting more things in lib. This shifts shell and tests to lib under the `pkgs-lib` namespace. This namespace is separated by architecture, because those lib functions rely on nixpkgs architecture specific derivations. I think this is the cleanest way to do it, you don't have to instantiate pkgs-lib for each arch, and it exposes some of these functions for others to use.
This PR also fixes multi-arch checks.
Co-authored-by: Pacman99 <pachum99@gmail.com>
227: Fix documentation mistake after project rename r=nrdxp a=lycheese
After the project rename the cachix documentation in `cachix/README.md` contains instructions that do not work (`cachix use divnix`).
Tested that `cachix use nrdxp` works and should have the intended effect.
Co-authored-by: lycheese <4779944-lycheese@users.noreply.gitlab.com>
