A free-form `attrsOf str` option that is merged with the /etc/os-release
builder, allowing downstreams to customise arbitrary os-release fields.
This is separate from the variant option, as using an attribute set
merge means one gets an infinte recursion when making extraOSReleaseArgs
a recursive set, and the variant attribute is useful to define elsewhere
or multiple times.
Ditto for /etc/lsb-release.
Signed-off-by: Fernando Rodrigues <alpha@sigmasquadron.net>
It's almost 2025; we don't need to use 3-bit colour anymore. Let's use
the proper colour code for NixOS' light blue:
ea1384e183/logo/README.md (colours)
Signed-off-by: Fernando Rodrigues <alpha@sigmasquadron.net>
Commit e14483d6a6 fixed a bug in the `ini`
type with `listsAsDuplicatedKeys = true;`: multiple list declarations
weren't merged, but latter declarations shadowed the former without any
error.
The fix brought another issue to surface however: before, the
`plugin-load-add` declaration in the MySQL test shadowed the
`auth_socket.so` setting in the module. But now the attempt
to merge a list and a single declaration breaks because of
`types.either` seeing a mix of declarations from the left
AND right type.
Turning the `plugin-load-add` in the module into a list triggers the
correct merging behavior and thus fixes the evaluation error (and
merging behavior of `plugin-load-add`)!
This wasn't an issue for mysql itself (empty `plugin-load-add` in the
test) and neither for mariadb (the `auth_socket.so` isn't added for
this).
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/347283 changed the default to
exclude non-physical network Kind, but that unfortunately also includes
`veth` which LXC uses for its network interfaces. Re-enable that
functionality so users can use networkd with useDHCP.
`/var/cache`, `/var/lib`, and `/var/spool` all have 0755 permissions by
default, so should probably be created as such in this script.
See #357447 for discussion.
ShellCheck reports the following:
> SC2174 (warning): When used with -p, -m only applies to the deepest
> directory.
Avoid this warning by splitting `mkdir -m MODE -p DIR` into
`(umask MASK && mkdir -p DIR)`.
