# A shell to get tooling for Nixpkgs development # # Note: We intentionally don't use Flakes here, # because every time you change any file and do another `nix develop`, # it would create another copy of the entire ~500MB tree in the store. # See https://github.com/NixOS/nix/pull/6530 for the future # # Note: We use a pinned Nixpkgs so that the tools are readily available even # when making changes that would otherwise require a new build of those tools. # If you'd like to test out changes to the tools themselves, you can pass # # nix-shell --arg nixpkgs ./. # { system ? builtins.currentSystem, nixpkgs ? ( # On 26.05 we need a CI-pinned Nixpkgs revision that supports x86_64-darwin. # TODO: remove after 26.05 support ends. if system == "x86_64-darwin" && (builtins.readFile ./.version) == "26.05" then let pinned = (builtins.fromJSON (builtins.readFile ./ci/pinned.json)).pins; warn = builtins.warn or (import ./lib).warn; inherit (pinned."nixpkgs-26.05-darwin") url hash revision branch ; withWarning = warn (toString [ "The currently pinned Nixpkgs (${pinned.nixpkgs.revision}) does not support ${system}," "using revision (${revision}) from ${branch}." "You may experience some differences to CI." ]); in withWarning fetchTarball { inherit url; sha256 = hash; } else null ), }: let inherit (import ./ci { inherit nixpkgs system; }) pkgs fmt; # For `nix-shell -A hello` curPkgs = removeAttrs (import ./. { inherit system; }) [ # Although this is what anyone may expect from a `_type = "pkgs"`, # this file is intended to produce a shell in the first place, # and a `_type` tag could confuse some code. "_type" ]; in curPkgs // pkgs.mkShellNoCC { packages = [ # Helper to review Nixpkgs PRs # See CONTRIBUTING.md pkgs.nixpkgs-reviewFull # Command-line utility for working with GitHub # Used by nixpkgs-review to fetch eval results pkgs.gh # treefmt wrapper fmt.pkg ]; } // { formatter = fmt.pkg; }