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We currently have a large number of small derivations, and this is only increasing. e.g. zfs will require 12 more, many vary similar
We should figure out the structure of the FreeBSD directory. I think there's 3 main options:
Keep it the way it is, many tiny derivations
Move some grouped libraries/binaries into single derivations, possibly based on "packages" defined in the FreeBSD makefiles. Currently "bin" and "libc" basically do this
Group several derivations into a single file, then inherit in default.nix
I think I support the 3rd option, it keeps dependencies clear but reduces the large number of files and code duplication we need, especially in things like zfs
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We currently have a large number of small derivations, and this is only increasing. e.g. zfs will require 12 more, many vary similar
We should figure out the structure of the FreeBSD directory. I think there's 3 main options:
default.nix
I think I support the 3rd option, it keeps dependencies clear but reduces the large number of files and code duplication we need, especially in things like zfs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: