Document flake usage #10
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Hey! Thanks a lot for the PR, this looks great. I like the flake example, but I think we should still document the stable non-flake way as well. Maybe the docs should just have two sections, one for flake users and one for plain Nix users? |
… use the flake - This shows how to control the classpath locations that `clojure` uses - Make explicit that $HOME is read-only
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@whentze I've updated the README to have both ways. Is this what you were looking for? |
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Looks very nice! I like the note about the read-only $HOME as well. Thank you, merging. |
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This PR does not affect any functionality. #11 builds on top of it, and does add new functionality.
It documents how to
flake initthe example, and then shows how to use that example.It also explains how
clojure-nix-lockerandnix run .#lockerhas the same result.