NixOS: use pinned dependencies #28
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An outdated Nix should be fine, since we only use it for fetching files and parsing NARs. |
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Oh, turns out I didn't use the first commit in the end. I think it's a bit cleaner than |
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The Nix C++ interface is not stable, so dwarffs needs regular updates to stay compatible.
However, that's generally not worth the effort, as I don't think it uses any particularly critical or fast changing components, so let's make sure that it always builds by pinning
nix.TODO: confirm my assumption; make sure an outdated Nix is not hazardous.