Manually importing postgresql packages from the /pkgs/ folder or
manually importing the test from /nixos/tests/ in generic.nix is not
only ugly, but also forbidden should we ever move to pkgs/by-name.
We can achieve almost the same with a slightly different setup. We allow
overriding the postgresql package for the test via passthru.override, to
make sure that each postgresql_xx.tests.postgresql-wal-receiver is
properly teted with the right version.
* ombi: allow overriding package in module
* nixos/ombi: replace explicit bin path with getExe function
Co-authored-by: Anderson Torres <torres.anderson.85@protonmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Anderson Torres <torres.anderson.85@protonmail.com>
Relax dependency with certs that are validated via DNS challenge since
we know the HTTP server is not required for that validation.
This allows marking the server's service as depending on the cert.
Relax dependency with certs that are validated via DNS challenge since
we know the HTTP server is not required for that validation.
This allows marking the server's service as depending on the cert.
Relax dependency with certs that are validated via DNS challenge since
we know the HTTP server is not required for that validation.
This allows marking the server's service as depending on the cert.
This is no longer referenced anywhere and so will inevitably bitrot,
and doesn’t do anything that isn’t simple to achieve with the
module documentation.
"Freeform options" is a term that's a bit more meaningful to regular
users who don't follow development, and thus does a better job at
describing the changes
The main goal is to make these points a bit more concise, fix errors,
and (somewhat subjectively) improve word choice to avoid repetition and
have a better flow
The main goal is to make these points a bit more concise, have better
consistency in how removals and deprecations are described, and improve
grammar/flow
The main goal is to make these highlights a bit more concise,
consistently link to newly introduced option definitions, and (somewhat
subjectively) improve word choice to avoid repetition and have a better
flow
