JabRef 5
JabRef is an open source bibliography reference manager. The native file format used by JabRef is BibTeX, the standard LaTeX bibliography format. JabRef is a desktop application and works equally well on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

While there is a JabRef Package it is the outdated Version 3.

Metadata

• homepage URL: https://www.jabref.org/
• source URL: https://githu

The builder of a derivation accepts a few builtin builders as described here:

https://github.com/NixOS/nix/blob/512753f8247b927b62fd9391ee5ba6dda29ea4d4/src/libstore/build.cc#L3497

These should be documented somewhere and how they differ from some builtin functions. From my understanding builtins.fetchurl fetches during instantiation time but a derivation using builtins:fetchurl as `buil

This issue is to announce that I'm working on implementing a Miso submission for Realworld. This is aiming to be the most comprehensive Miso example with pages, routing, auth, css, etc.

The only thing it's not gonna cover, at least initially, is full-stack development with shared types. I'll think about adding that (maybe in a separate example?) when

Please document how a checkout of home-manager can be used instead of channels.

It is not easy to start hacking on home-manager if you can't get it running without channels.

Affected part of DeckDeckGo

• Studio
• Remote control
• Documentation
• Demo
• Starter kit
• Poll
• Web Components
• Templates

Reproduction

Steps to reproduce:

1. Begin with a Starter or Ionic React presentation on Windows 10.
2. Run "npm install" then "npm run start" to kick off local host

Hi!

The current nixery-based containers lack clarity around ldconfig specifics in Nix, which breaks software tooling expectations, that are usually met within conventional Linux distributions.

For instance, consider the Haskell Stack

[nix-shell:~]$ docker pull nixery.dev/shell/which/stack
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from shell/which/stack
30c2bb75530a: Already exis

I don't find mention of how to install plugins in the README or the docs linked from there.

Assuming most new nixops users are going to want to try nixops with libvirtd or VirtualBox, this is a significant adoption blocker.

I see that Future and Place (http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/parallelism.html) in racket provides parallelism instead of concurrency with green thread.
It can be interesting look if we can really use several processor for the scheduler.

A lot of unit tests from libraries are failing on ghcjs.
I presume that is because they expect file system access in a different format than nodejs provides.
What I do at the moment is:

((import ./reflex) { } ).project ({ pkgs, ... }: {
    overrides = self: super: {
         relude = pkgs.haskell.lib.dontCheck super.relude; # doesn't do a test right 
   };
}

Can I disable

It should automatically install Nix on the system if it isn’t installed and then run the other necessary commands to get my system to the state I want it to be in.

That took me the whole day to figure out. Installation runs smoothly, and installs what's in darwin-configuration.nix, but when I type this in zsh

$ darwin-rebuild switch
building the system configuration...
error: file 'darwin-config' was not found in the Nix search path (add it using $NIX_PATH or -I), at /nix/store/i5gakh46n16945x7yllxwha24dy9m1gc-darwin/darwin/default.nix:1:40
(u

fetchPypi just calls fetchurl underneath but has a slightly different calling syntax in order to construct the URL. It would be great to track these external dependencies using niv. :-)

Cabal automatically handles .hsc files. It would be cool if snack could also handle these files.

One particularly complex project that also uses hsc2hs is haskell-opencv. Besides hsc2hs it also uses inline-c and i

In https://github.com/nh2/static-haskell-nix/blob/d24dea3d46a727e1cd93e67458ce2768109efe0a/static-stack2nix-builder-example/default.nix#L36 I pin the version of nix itself.

I added that in the past because the upgrade from Nix 1.* to 2.0 created (if I remember correctly) different .drv files.

I would like to document cases beyond that which resulted in different .drvs or build outputs

Otherwise one might get an error like:

cachix push /nix/store/7i1kqf6x52l1fhqqdmqgggjr0zigggik-cachix-0.1.3/bin/cachix

NoInput "You need to specify store paths either as stdin or as a cli argument"

Commands are automatially found and listed.

I suppose that if the comment at the top is missing, the command doesn't get listed. See e.g. the --to-dec command.

It should be possible to supply a full shell script to morph to be executed on a/multiple remote host(s).

Something along the lines of morph exec --script foobar.sh ./hostgroups/k8s.nix

The supplied script would be uploaded to the remote hosts as tempfiles and executed like so: bash /tmp/xXya81.foobar.sh

If the --script flag is provided, the command argument should either be:

• omi

...Once you have the results, type the numbers of the packages to install.

Bonus: if you enter the letter 's' at the beginning of the package numbers list, a nix-shell will be started with those packages instead.

Cool feature! I arrived here for a separate issue, found this, and was compelled to suggest that you mention this in the non-existent man-page, help summary, or with nox dur

I'd like to be able to build all packages in packages: part of stack.yaml and all their components.

This would be a simple way to emulate stack test.

Neither the readme nor cabal2nix --help include an example of what a git URL looks like, and for some reason I have the hardest time remembering. Could one of these places maybe include an example of fetching a project from github? That would make this a lot easier for me to use.