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FWIW, I'd say the new Nix CLI should see broader adoption soon. It was only just around the beginning of 2022 that they started signaling it was mature and ther
by easygenes 4y ago
FWIW, I'd say the new Nix CLI should see broader adoption soon. It was only just around the beginning of 2022 that they started signaling it was mature and there's been good progress to improve things like Home Manager compatibility with the new session format brought with the new CLI since.
I think mostly now a few people just need to step up to overhaul the docs.
- pxc 4y agoI agree that critical mass with third-party Nix code, especially in important projects like Home Manager and Nix-Darwin, is crucial and it's almost there. I don't want to rush the finalization of flakes or the new CLI, though, eager as I am to see them come out from behind the 'experimental' flag. There's clearly still a lot of work, including bugfixes, going into the flakes implementation.