Add my erosanix flake

[emmanuelrosa]

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[ysndr]

Hej

thanks for your submission.
Be aware that your module needs some changes.
Please check your flake with the command in the readme.

[emmanuelrosa]

I found the issue. It's fixed now.

[garbas]

I still get the error when running flake-info flake github:mmanuelrosa/erosanix.

@emmanuelrosa Could you look at it?

[emmanuelrosa]

I got a successful run of flake-info after fixing the issue. It looks like the checks failed due to some other repos.

[ncfavier]

Note that you didn't need to change the default, only to give it a textual representation for the manual: defaultText = lib.literalExpression "pkgs.electrs". (We should probably document this in the README as it seems like the most common reason that flake-info fails)

[emmanuelrosa]

OK, I went ahead and made the suggested change.

I noticed that flake-info is quite picky. For example, if the flake path is ".", meaning current directory, it complains about a syntax error, which really confused me because I thought there was a problem with the Nix code. If the path to the flake ends with a forward slash it also complains, but that error is clear.

[ncfavier]

Yeah that's fixed in #460

[ncfavier]

Hm actually it still complains about . not being an absolute path. That's annoying. Apparently a problem with nix.

[ysndr]

Hm actually it still complains about . not being an absolute path. That's annoying. Apparently a problem with nix.

Yes it needs a ./. I think, since the argument is passed to builtins.getFlake (toString flake); which needs an absolute path.
however nix turns ./. into an absolute path while failing to interpret ..

[ncfavier]

Ah, but #460 uses --argstr so ./. wouldn't work anymore. I guess that's not a worthy trade-off if the only point of using --argstr is to be able to use registry references.

Another solution might be to pass in the flake reference using --override-flake.

[ysndr]

Another solution might be to pass in the flake reference using --override-flake.

.. and model flake-info.nix as a flake?
otherwise I'm not sure where it would pick that overridden flake from?

[ncfavier]

Just builtins.getFlake "input-flake" (see the PR)