Make import from derivation work again
Broken by f503e556ea
Fixes #12
Cause of the problem:
nix-instantiate uses the store in read-only mode by default, unlike
nix-build.
Import from derivation requires a read-write store, causing the
command to fail with a (bad) error message. This only happened when
the derivation wasn't already built. This did not occur often
because commands like arion up use nix-build and therefore typically
mask the problem on subsequent invocations.
To reproduce the problem, garbage collect, then arion ps.
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do_eval() {
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do_eval() {
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echo 1>&2 "Evaluating configuration..."
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echo 1>&2 "Evaluating configuration..."
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# read-write-mode is required for import from derivation
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nix-instantiate \
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nix-instantiate \
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"$nix_dir/eval-docker-compose.nix" \
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"$nix_dir/eval-docker-compose.nix" \
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--eval \
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--eval \
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--read-write-mode \
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--json \
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--json \
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--argstr uid "$UID" \
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--argstr uid "$UID" \
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--arg modules "$modules" \
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--arg modules "$modules" \
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