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Supported input type 'file' #53
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I'm getting this issue too, downloading an arbitrary JS file. Adding file input support would fix my package. Thanks! |
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Cleans up the nix flake as follows: - conform to modern nixpkgs standards by removing the `with` statements and making scoping explicit - removing `flake-compat` (which was broken on macos due to edolstra/flake-compat#53). Additionally reworks the structure a little and makes the default flake output dynamically linked, making it easier to consume from other nix flakes (e.g. act).
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Cleans up the nix flake as follows: - conform to modern nixpkgs standards by removing the `with` statements and making scoping explicit - removing `flake-compat` (which was broken on macos due to edolstra/flake-compat#53). Additionally reworks the structure a little and makes the default flake output dynamically linked, making it easier to consume from other nix flakes (e.g. act).
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Cleans up the nix flake as follows: - conform to modern nixpkgs standards by removing the `with` statements and making scoping explicit - removing `flake-compat` (which was broken on macos due to edolstra/flake-compat#53). Additionally reworks the structure a little and makes the default flake output dynamically linked, making it easier to consume from other nix flakes (e.g. act).
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I have a flake that downloads an EXE and unpacks it to get to an Electron app that's inside it for unofficially supported Linux support. I've previously done something similar with MacOS DMG files.
I think there will always be pointers to various files on the internet that we don't have controlled fetchers for. Flakes seems to be able to handle these pretty well with an input type of
file
. Is there any reason this can't be supported withflake-compat
?I think a solution could give this project what
getFlakes
returns for thesefile
inputs:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: