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Is there an easy way to override the source of a Lisp package when it includes many sub-packages?
For example I'd like to replace the source to mcclim but we have many derivations (mcclim, mcclim-bezier, ...) and they each have a separate src attribute that references an external url/sha256. The best option I can think of is to override all of those derivations together.
It might be neat though if the sources themselves were a named derivation that could be overridden...? Or what's the least-bad way to do it today? :)
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Is there an easy way to override the source of a Lisp package when it includes many sub-packages?
For example I'd like to replace the source to
mcclim
but we have many derivations (mcclim
,mcclim-bezier
, ...) and they each have a separatesrc
attribute that references an external url/sha256. The best option I can think of is to override all of those derivations together.It might be neat though if the sources themselves were a named derivation that could be overridden...? Or what's the least-bad way to do it today? :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: