We ran into this issue wherein GitHub's `actions/checkout` would fail
because `git-config` would fail to include additional configuration.
The symptom was:
```
Error: fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled
```
And is caused by `git config --local includeIf.gitdir:/var/lib/github-runners/_work/…`.
Wherein `git` apparently resolves (canonicalizes) the current repository
path which then does not match the argument for `includeIf.gitdir` which
then means the configuration that `actions/checkout` is trying to apply
does not get pulled in, which then prevents git from authenticating with
GitHub and fails the build.
Ngl, gemini 3 found that out for me.
We could prefix `/private` everywhere, but changing the user's home
directory is going to [be tricky], not sure what do to about that.
[be tricky]: 7e22bf538a/modules/users/default.nix (L208)
Addresses an error like the following:
```sh-session
$ sudo darwin-rebuild --verbose --print-build-logs switch
building the system configuration...
fetching git input 'git+file:///private/etc/nix-darwin'
error:
… while evaluating an expression to select 'drvPath' on it
at «internal»:1:552:
… while evaluating strict
at «internal»:1:552:
(stack trace truncated; use '--show-trace' to show the full trace)
error: 'vim_configurable' has been renamed to/replaced by 'vim-full'
```
See <853d9f31ea>
Fixesnix-darwin/nix-darwin#1622
Adds a new `services.dnsmasq.servers` option to configure upstream DNS servers. This allows users to specify which DNS servers dnsmasq should forward queries to, supporting domain-specific routing and custom ports.
When empty (default), dnsmasq uses servers from /etc/resolv.conf.
Signed-off-by: Wigger Boelens <me@wigger.email>
Add `NSStatusItemSpacing` and `NSStatusItemSelectionPadding` to `NSGlobalDomain`
options.
These options control the spacing between and padding inside status icons in the
menu bar. With these options, it's possible to squeeze more items on the menu
bar, something that's especially useful on machines with a notch.
This is a copy of #872, which was closed without being merged.
Co-Authored-By: Rob Harrop <rob@robharrop.dev>
The conditional override was intended to be backwards-compatible with older runner packages without the `nodeRuntimes` argument.
However, `override` doesn't yield default arguments, so the override was never applied.
This commit removes the conditional entirely since `nodeRuntimes` was added back in 24.05.
All existing attempts fell short.
So we fall back to plain old copying applications over.
Problems with alternatives:
- Symlinking: Spotlight doesn't index symlinks. Therefore one cannot use
Spotlight to find or open the apps. Also they don't show up in
LaunchPad.
- Trampolines: Apples Security & Privacy doesn't get the concept and
shows them with the wrong name. Having an app open during an update will
also make it show up twice in the Dock.
- Aliasses: Require either AppleScript (a permission we don't want to
have, as it easily bypasses Apples TCC) or extra tools (that would be
ok), but also Aliasses are not categorized as 'Application' by
SpotLight.
- Directory Hardlinks are not supported by APFS - but also wouldn't work
cross volume.
- clonefile also doesn't work cross-volume.
Which all leads us back to Don Copine and Pastone. *sigh*
