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"elaborated", not "elaborate" The former means "with all the details spelled out explicitly". The latter means "intricate". And, I've yet to see a .drv file
by octoberfranklin 5y ago
"elaborated", not "elaborate"
The former means "with all the details spelled out explicitly". The latter means "intricate".
And, I've yet to see a .drv file that contains absolutely 0% shell script. Let's be honest, nix is used mainly as a metaprogramming language for bash.