As stated in the repository¹ README:
Important
This functionality has been integrated directly into the gh CLI
https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_cache
This extension should be removed and replaced with usage of gh cache directly
gh extension remove actions-cache
¹: https://github.com/actions/gh-actions-cache
At any rate, the repository has been archived (on Oct 21, 2024).
writers/writeNim: migrate package to nim
nim: remove nativeStacktraces and gnuReadline args
nim: use pname instead
It's time that we remove nim1, nim1 has been a package for a while and
nim has moved on during that time to the v2 versions.
It's also time that nim had some attention in nixpkgs and upgrade the
nim 2 versions.
Also fixes an issue with nim-unwrapped missing the pname and version.
See #485742 for more info.
Co-authored-by: éclairevoyant
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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
Upstream nix-serve-ng has switched to Lix as its supported Nix
implementation, so follow upstream and build the Lix-backed variant
by default. Add a release-notes entry since this changes pkgs.nix-serve-ng.
We need to allow some time for users to migrate between the tarballs and
can reasonably link that to the 26.11 EOL one year from now.
Until then our channel and tarball jobs will be twice as big.
