[0001] Provide to-dev-shell utility for mkDerivation #1
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jonringer
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Nov 8, 2024
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To disable hardening flags, which cause issues with debug traces
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| inherit hardeningDisable; |
and add a
, hardeningDisable ? [ "all" ]
as a default
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I believe, that this is a relevant "entry breadcrumb" into the nixpkgs' state of discussion: NixOS/nix#7501 This EEP seems to be more narrowly scoped for pragamtic reasons, but reference of the broader context may be of interest for a deep dive into the topic. |
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Make development shells easier to create with all derivations by having
mkDerivationprovide atoDevShellfunction, which can be used to convert a derivation into a similar derivation with additional dependencies.