emacs.pkgs.withPackages from Nixpkgs can be used to configure Emacs.
Its main functionality is to add extra Emacs lisp libraries.
By (ab)using a library named default, user configuration (init.el) can
also be added by it.
A natural extension[1] is to add early-init.el via
emacs.pkgs.withPackages. With this patch, early-init.el can be added by
packaging it as a library named early-default.
The early-default library is similar to the default library except that
it is loaded right after early-init.el and is controlled by
inhibit-early-default-init.
[1]: https://github.com/nix-community/emacs-overlay/issues/532
Since I started touching this subsystem, I found the name confusing
since this is the part where we actually compile the kernel and we have
a ready-to-use configuration.
The stated goal of the commit introducing it[1] is to provide a function
to
> make it possible to build a kernel with a user provided .config.
Considering that this is supposed to be a differentiation from other
build mechanisms and nowadays this is the only way to build kernels in
nixpkgs, I figured that `build.nix` is a better name.
`pkgs.linuxManualConfig` isn't renamed on purpose: Kloenk and I are
planning to do more involved work and it may become necessary to change
parts of the API. So asking users to do a migration now just to add
another one soon isn't worth it.
[1] bf7467cbb1
This commit introduces a `withExtensions` function, to allow for
downloading and using the other installable parts of nrfutil.
It also introduces support for aarch64-linux, as well as updating the
program.
See https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/437208#issuecomment-3288623669
Depends on https://github.com/NixOS/org/pull/172
As documented below, the idea is to essentially group all changes
rebuilding all VM tests with kernel updates and merge them together into
`master` whenever the Linux kernels get updated.
This documents the workflow of updates in the nixpkgs manual. While at
it, I removed the README from the packages because
* it's horribly outdated
* I didn't even know it exists which confirms that its discoverability
was very poor
and added the relevant portions into the nixpkgs manual as well.
PR #431115 changed extraStructuredConfig to structuredExtraConfig to
follow the deprecation warning about `extraConfig`. However,
`extraStructuredConfig` was mentioned in several places in the docs that
weren't addressed. Also, using this would silently fail since the code
in question would still accept the old key.
This patch updates the docs accordingly and throws an error if the
code-path is reached and `extraStructuredConfig` is being used.
Add a `treefmt.optionsDoc` passthru, which is included on the treefmt
section of the nixpkgs manual.
This generates reference docs for options declared in
`treefmt.evalConfig`.
Add a `treefmt.functionsDoc` passthru, which is included on the treefmt
section of the nixpkgs manual.
This generates reference docs for functions defined in
`pkgs/by-name/tr/treefmt/lib.nix`, using `nixdoc`.
This documents:
* The existence of the `lhapdf` package (not particularly important)
* The existence of the `lhapdf.pdf_sets` attrset (important)
* The setup hook used in all of the entries in `lhapdf.pdf_sets`
(slightly important)
Part of #341479.
This documents:
* The `geant4.data` attrset introduced in #39514
* The setup hook for geant4
* The setup hook for the geant4.data packages
I also added a brief description of what Geant4 is.
Part of #341479
This commit introduces two new properties:
`enable` and `type`, to replace the `enabled` property.
`enable` has the same meaning as is common across nixpkgs.
`type` has the same meaning as the existing `enabled` property.
`enabled` property is now deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
Fixes#180654
linuxManualConfig involves more boilerplate to change the kernel. Use
the wrapper linuxPackages_custom which is wrapper that takes an
attribute sets and calls linuxManualConfig approrpriately.
This is much easier for beginners to use instead of linuxManualConfig
helper.
Point to linuxManualConfig for further customizations.
Johannes Kirschbauer