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WIP home-manager: avoid profile management during activation

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This commit deprecates profile management from the activation script.
The profile management is instead the responsibility of the driving
software, for example, the `home-manager` tool in the case of
standalone installs.

The legacy behavior is still available for backwards compatibility but
may be removed in the future.

The new behavior resolves (or moves us closer to resolving) a number
of long standing open issues:

- `home-manager switch --rollback`, which performs a rollback to the
  previous Home Manager generation before activating. While it was
  previously possible to accomplish this by activating an old
  generation, it did always create a new profile generation.

  This option has been implemented as part of this commit.

- `home-manager switch --test`, which activates the configuration but
  does not create a new profile generation.

  This option has _not_ been implemented here since it relies on the
  current configuration being activated on login, which we do not
  currently do.

- When using the "Home Manager as a NixOS module" installation method
  we previously created an odd `home-manager` per-user "shadow
  profile" for the user. This is no longer necessary.

  This has been implemented as part of this commit.

Fixes #3450
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@ -53,11 +53,6 @@ Home Manager targets [NixOS][] unstable and NixOS version 24.05 (the current
stable version), it may or may not work on other Linux distributions and NixOS
versions.
Also, the `home-manager` tool does not explicitly support rollbacks at the
moment so if your home directory gets messed up you'll have to fix it yourself.
See the [rollbacks][] section for instructions on how to manually perform a
rollback.
Now when your expectations have been built up and you are eager to try all this
out you can go ahead and read the rest of this text.

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@ -27,6 +27,7 @@
.Cm | option Ar option.name
.Cm | packages
.Cm | remove-generations Ar ID \&...
.Cm | switch Op Fl -rollback
.Cm | uninstall
.Brc
.Op Fl A Ar attrPath
@ -155,9 +156,14 @@ sub-command to find suitable generation numbers.
.RE
.Pp
.It Cm switch
.It Cm switch Op Fl -rollback
.RS 4
Build and activate the configuration\&.
.sp
If the
.Fl -rollback
option is given, then the build is not done, instead roll back to and
activate the configuration prior to the current configuration\&.
.RE
.Pp

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@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
# Home Manager Internals {#ch-internals}
This chapter collects some documentation about the internal workings
of Home Manager. The information here is mostly aimed to developers of
Home Manager and those who do non-trivial integration with Home
Manager.
```{=include=} sections
internals/activation.md
```

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@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
# Activation {#sec-internals-activation}
Activating a Home Manager configuration ensures that the built
configuration is introduced into the user's environment. The
activation is performed by a suitably named script
{command}`activate`. This script is generated as part of the
configuration build and will be placed in the root of the build
output.
The activation script is implemented in the Bash language and consists
of initialization code followed by a number of _activation script
blocks_. These blocks are specified using the
[home.activation](#opt-home.activation) option. The blocks may have
dependencies among themselves and the generated activation script will
contain the blocks serialized such that the dependencies are
satisfied. A dependency cycle causes a failure when the configuration
is built.
Historically, the activation script has been responsible for creating
a new generation of the `home-manager` Nix profile. The more modern
way, however, is to let the _activation driver_ – that is, the
software calling the activation script – manage the profile. Indeed,
in some cases we may not have a `home-manager` profile at all! This is
the case when Home Manager is used as a NixOS or nix-darwin module, in
these cases the system profile will contain references to the
corresponding Home Manager configurations.
Note, to maintain backwards compatibility, the old activation script
behavior is still the default. To choose the new mode of operation you
have to call the activation script with the command line option
`--driver-version 1`. The old behavior is available using
`--driver-version 0`, or simply omit it entirely.
Unfortunately, driver software need to support both modes of operation
for the time being since a user may wish to activate an old generation
that contains an activation script that does not support
`--driver-version`. To determine whether support is available, check
the {file}`gen-version` file in the configuration build output root.
If the file is missing then the activation script does not support
`--driver-version`. If the file exists and contains the integer 1 or
higher, then `--driver-version 1` is supported.

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@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ usage.md
nix-flakes.md
writing-modules.md
contributing.md
internals.md
3rd-party.md
faq.md
```

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@ -1,32 +1,45 @@
# Rollbacks {#sec-usage-rollbacks}
While the `home-manager` tool does not explicitly support rollbacks at
the moment it is relatively easy to perform one manually. The steps to
do so are
When you perform a `home-manager switch` and discover a problem then
it is possible to _roll back_ to the previous version of your
configuration using `home-manager switch --rollback`. This will turn
the previous configuration into the current configuration.
1. Run `home-manager generations` to determine which generation you
wish to rollback to:
::: {.example #ex-rollback-scenario}
### Home Manager Rollback
``` shell
$ home-manager generations
2018-01-04 11:56 : id 765 -> /nix/store/kahm1rxk77mnvd2l8pfvd4jkkffk5ijk-home-manager-generation
2018-01-03 10:29 : id 764 -> /nix/store/2wsmsliqr5yynqkdyjzb1y57pr5q2lsj-home-manager-generation
2018-01-01 12:21 : id 763 -> /nix/store/mv960kl9chn2lal5q8lnqdp1ygxngcd1-home-manager-generation
2017-12-29 21:03 : id 762 -> /nix/store/6c0k1r03fxckql4vgqcn9ccb616ynb94-home-manager-generation
2017-12-25 18:51 : id 761 -> /nix/store/czc5y6vi1rvnkfv83cs3rn84jarcgsgh-home-manager-generation
…
```
Imagine you have just updated Nixpkgs and switched to a new Home
Manager configuration. You discover that a package update included in
your new configuration has a bug that was not present in the previous
configuration.
2. Copy the Nix store path of the generation you chose, e.g.,
You can then run `home-manager switch --rollback` to recover your
previous configuration, which includes the working version of the
package.
/nix/store/mv960kl9chn2lal5q8lnqdp1ygxngcd1-home-manager-generation
To see what happened above we can observe the list of Home Manager
generations before and after the rollback:
for generation 763.
``` shell
$ home-manager generations
2024-01-04 11:56 : id 765 -> /nix/store/kahm1rxk77mnvd2l8pfvd4jkkffk5ijk-home-manager-generation (current)
2024-01-03 10:29 : id 764 -> /nix/store/2wsmsliqr5yynqkdyjzb1y57pr5q2lsj-home-manager-generation
2024-01-01 12:21 : id 763 -> /nix/store/mv960kl9chn2lal5q8lnqdp1ygxngcd1-home-manager-generation
2023-12-29 21:03 : id 762 -> /nix/store/6c0k1r03fxckql4vgqcn9ccb616ynb94-home-manager-generation
2023-12-25 18:51 : id 761 -> /nix/store/czc5y6vi1rvnkfv83cs3rn84jarcgsgh-home-manager-generation
…
3. Run the `activate` script inside the copied store path:
$ home-manager switch --rollback
Starting home manager activation
…
``` shell
$ /nix/store/mv960kl9chn2lal5q8lnqdp1ygxngcd1-home-manager-generation/activate
Starting home manager activation
…
```
$ home-manager generations
2024-01-04 11:56 : id 765 -> /nix/store/kahm1rxk77mnvd2l8pfvd4jkkffk5ijk-home-manager-generation
2024-01-03 10:29 : id 764 -> /nix/store/2wsmsliqr5yynqkdyjzb1y57pr5q2lsj-home-manager-generation (current)
2024-01-01 12:21 : id 763 -> /nix/store/mv960kl9chn2lal5q8lnqdp1ygxngcd1-home-manager-generation
2023-12-29 21:03 : id 762 -> /nix/store/6c0k1r03fxckql4vgqcn9ccb616ynb94-home-manager-generation
2023-12-25 18:51 : id 761 -> /nix/store/czc5y6vi1rvnkfv83cs3rn84jarcgsgh-home-manager-generation
…
```
:::

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@ -7,7 +7,29 @@ is therefore not final.
This release has the following notable changes:
- No changes.
- The `home-manager` Nix profile update that the Home Manager
activation script has previously performed is now deprecated. The
profile update is instead the responsibility of the software calling
the activation script, such as the `home-manager` tool..
The legacy behavior is the default for backwards compatibility but
may be emit a deprecation warning in the future, for eventual
removal. If you have developed tooling that directly call the
generated activation script, then you are encouraged to adapt to the
new behavior. See [Activation](#sec-internals-activation) for
details on how to call the activation script.
- The `home-manager switch` command now offers a `--rollback` option.
When given, the switch performs a rollback to the Home Manager
generation prior to the current before activating. While it was
previously possible to accomplish this by manually activating an old
generation, it always created a new profile generation. The new
behavior mirrors the behavior of `nixos-rebuild switch --rollback`.
See the [Rollbacks](#sec-usage-rollbacks) section for more.
- When using Home Manager as a NixOS or nix-darwin module we
previously created an unnecessary `home-manager` per-user "shadow
profile" for the user. This no longer happens.
## State Version Changes {#sec-release-24.11-state-version-changes}

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home-manager/home-manager
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@ -476,7 +476,7 @@ EOF
_i "Creating initial Home Manager generation..."
echo
if doSwitch; then
if doSwitch --switch; then
# translators: The "%s" specifier will be replaced by a file path.
_i $'All done! The home-manager tool should now be installed and you can edit\n\n %s\n\nto configure Home Manager. Run \'man home-configuration.nix\' to\nsee all available options.' \
"$confFile"
@ -635,31 +635,89 @@ function doBuild() {
}
function doSwitch() {
setHomeManagerPathVariables
setVerboseArg
setWorkDir
local action
while (( $# > 0 )); do
local opt="$1"
shift
case $opt in
--switch)
action='switch'
;;
--test)
action='test'
;;
--rollback)
action='rollback'
;;
*)
errorEcho "home-manager switch: unknown option '%s'" "$opt" >&2
return 1
;;
esac
done
if [[ ! -v action ]]; then
errorEcho "home-manager switch: missing required option" >&2
return 1
fi
local generation
# Build the generation and run the activate script. Note, we
# specify an output link so that it is treated as a GC root. This
# prevents an unfortunately timed GC from removing the generation
# before activation completes.
generation="$WORK_DIR/generation"
case $action in
switch|test)
# Build the generation and run the activate script. Note, we
# specify an output link so that it is treated as a GC root. This
# prevents an unfortunately timed GC from removing the generation
# before activation completes.
generation="$WORK_DIR/generation"
setFlakeAttribute
if [[ -v FLAKE_CONFIG_URI ]]; then
doBuildFlake \
"$FLAKE_CONFIG_URI.activationPackage" \
--out-link "$generation" \
${PRINT_BUILD_LOGS+--print-build-logs} \
&& "$generation/activate" || return
else
doBuildAttr \
--out-link "$generation" \
--attr activationPackage \
&& "$generation/activate" || return
setFlakeAttribute
if [[ -v FLAKE_CONFIG_URI ]]; then
doBuildFlake \
"$FLAKE_CONFIG_URI.activationPackage" \
--out-link "$generation" \
${PRINT_BUILD_LOGS+--print-build-logs}
else
doBuildAttr \
--out-link "$generation" \
--attr activationPackage
fi
;;
rollback)
generation="$HM_PROFILE_DIR/home-manager"
;;
esac
# If we are doing a switch but built a legacy configuration, where the
# activation script manages the profile, then we instead perform a test
# action.
#
# The migration away from legacy activation scripts happened when
# introducing the gen-version file, hence the existence check.
if [[ $action == 'switch' && ! -e "$generation/gen-version" ]]; then
action='test'
fi
presentNews
case $action in
switch)
run nix-env $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$HM_PROFILE_DIR/home-manager" --set "$generation"
;;
rollback)
run nix-env $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$HM_PROFILE_DIR/home-manager" --rollback
;;
esac
"$generation"/activate --driver-version 1 || return
if [[ $action == 'switch' || $action == 'test' ]]; then
presentNews
fi
}
function doListGens() {
@ -672,10 +730,14 @@ function doListGens() {
fi
pushd "$HM_PROFILE_DIR" > /dev/null
local curProfile
curProfile=$(readlink home-manager)
# shellcheck disable=2012
ls --color=$color -gG --time-style=long-iso --sort time home-manager-*-link \
| cut -d' ' -f 4- \
| sed -E 's/home-manager-([[:digit:]]*)-link/: id \1/'
| sed -E -e "/$curProfile/ { s/\$/ \(current\)/ }" \
-e 's/home-manager-([[:digit:]]*)-link/: id \1/'
popd > /dev/null
}
@ -929,7 +991,11 @@ function doHelp() {
echo
echo " instantiate Instantiate the configuration and print the resulting derivation"
echo
echo " switch Build and activate configuration"
echo " switch [OPTION]"
echo " Build and activate configuration"
echo
echo " --rollback Do not build a new configuration, instead roll back to"
echo " the configuration prior to the current configuration."
echo
echo " generations List all home environment generations"
echo
@ -960,7 +1026,7 @@ while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
opt="$1"
shift
case $opt in
build|init|instantiate|option|edit|expire-generations|generations|help|news|packages|remove-generations|switch|uninstall)
build|init|instantiate|option|edit|expire-generations|generations|help|news|packages|remove-generations|rollback|switch|test|uninstall)
COMMAND="$opt"
;;
-A)
@ -1025,6 +1091,17 @@ while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
-n|--dry-run)
export DRY_RUN=1
;;
--rollback)
case $COMMAND in
switch)
COMMAND_ARGS+=("$opt")
;;
*)
_iError 'home-manager: "--rollback" can only be used after "switch"' >&2
exit 1
;;
esac
;;
--option|--arg|--argstr)
[[ -v 1 && $1 != -* ]] || errMissingOptArg "$opt"
[[ -v 2 ]] || errMissingOptArg "$opt $1"
@ -1083,14 +1160,22 @@ case $COMMAND in
doInstantiate
;;
switch)
doSwitch
doSwitch --switch "${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}"
;;
# TODO: The test functionality is not really sensible until we perform
# activation through some form of systemd unit.
# test)
# doSwitch --test
# ;;
generations)
doListGens
;;
remove-generations)
doRmGenerations "${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}"
;;
rollback)
doRollback
;;
expire-generations)
if [[ ${#COMMAND_ARGS[@]} != 1 ]]; then
_i 'expire-generations expects one argument, got %d.' "${#COMMAND_ARGS[@]}" >&2

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@ -105,10 +105,7 @@ in
# 1. Remove files from the old generation that are not in the new
# generation.
#
# 2. Switch over the Home Manager gcroot and current profile
# links.
#
# 3. Symlink files from the new generation into $HOME.
# 2. Symlink files from the new generation into $HOME.
#
# This order is needed to ensure that we always know which links
# belong to which generation. Specifically, if we're moving from
@ -215,28 +212,6 @@ in
}
cleanOldGen
if [[ ! -v oldGenPath || "$oldGenPath" != "$newGenPath" ]] ; then
_i "Creating profile generation %s" $newGenNum
if [[ -e "$genProfilePath"/manifest.json ]] ; then
# Remove all packages from "$genProfilePath"
# `nix profile remove '.*' --profile "$genProfilePath"` was not working, so here is a workaround:
nix profile list --profile "$genProfilePath" \
| cut -d ' ' -f 4 \
| xargs -rt $DRY_RUN_CMD nix profile remove $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$genProfilePath"
run nix profile install $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$genProfilePath" "$newGenPath"
else
run nix-env $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$genProfilePath" --set "$newGenPath"
fi
run --quiet nix-store --realise "$newGenPath" --add-root "$newGenGcPath" --indirect
if [[ -e "$legacyGenGcPath" ]]; then
run rm $VERBOSE_ARG "$legacyGenGcPath"
fi
else
_i "No change so reusing latest profile generation %s" "$oldGenNum"
fi
linkNewGen
''
);

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@ -431,6 +431,18 @@ in
description = "The package containing the complete activation script.";
};
home.activationGenerateGcRoot = mkOption {
internal = true;
type = types.bool;
default = true;
description = ''
Whether the activation script should create a GC root to avoid being
garbage collected. Typically you want this but if you know for certain
that the Home Manager generation is referenced from some other GC root,
then it may be appropriate to not create our own root.
'';
};
home.extraActivationPath = mkOption {
internal = true;
type = types.listOf types.package;
@ -582,9 +594,21 @@ in
home.packages = [ config.home.sessionVariablesPackage ];
# A dummy entry acting as a boundary between the activation
# script's "check" and the "write" phases.
home.activation.writeBoundary = hm.dag.entryAnywhere "";
# The entry acting as a boundary between the activation script's "check" and
# the "write" phases. This is where we commit to attempting to actually
# activate the configuration.
#
# Note, if we are run by a version 0 driver then we update the profile here.
home.activation.writeBoundary = hm.dag.entryAnywhere ''
if (( $hmDriverVersion < 1 )); then
if [[ ! -v oldGenPath || "$oldGenPath" != "$newGenPath" ]] ; then
_i "Creating new profile generation"
run nix-env $VERBOSE_ARG --profile "$genProfilePath" --set "$newGenPath"
else
_i "No change so reusing latest profile generation"
fi
fi
'';
# Install packages to the user environment.
#
@ -710,6 +734,38 @@ in
export PATH="${activationBinPaths}"
${config.lib.bash.initHomeManagerLib}
# The driver version indicates the behavior expected by the caller of
# this script.
#
# - 0 : legacy behavior
# - 1 : the script will not attempt to update the Home Manager Nix profile.
hmDriverVersion=0
while (( $# > 0 )); do
opt="$1"
shift
case $opt in
--driver-version)
if (( $# == 0 )); then
errorEcho "$0: no driver version specified" >&2
exit 1
elif (( 0 <= $1 && $1 <= 1 )); then
hmDriverVersion=$1
else
errorEcho "$0: unexpected driver version $1" >&2
exit 1
fi
shift
;;
*)
_iError "%s: unknown option '%s'" "$0" "$opt" >&2
exit 1
;;
esac
done
unset opt
${builtins.readFile ./lib-bash/activation-init.sh}
if [[ ! -v SKIP_SANITY_CHECKS ]]; then
@ -717,7 +773,22 @@ in
checkHomeDirectory ${escapeShellArg config.home.homeDirectory}
fi
${optionalString config.home.activationGenerateGcRoot ''
# Create a temporary GC root to prevent collection during activation.
trap 'run rm -f $VERBOSE_ARG "$newGenGcPath"' EXIT
run --silence nix-store --realise "$newGenPath" --add-root "$newGenGcPath"
''}
${activationCmds}
${optionalString (config.home.activationGenerateGcRoot && !config.uninstall) ''
# Create the "current generation" GC root.
run --silence nix-store --realise "$newGenPath" --add-root "$currentGenGcPath"
if [[ -e "$legacyGenGcPath" ]]; then
run rm $VERBOSE_ARG "$legacyGenGcPath"
fi
''}
'';
in
pkgs.runCommand
@ -730,6 +801,11 @@ in
echo "${config.home.version.full}" > $out/hm-version
# The gen-version indicates the format of the generation package
# itself. It allows us to make backwards incompatible changes in the
# package output and have surrounding tooling adapt.
echo 1 > $out/gen-version
cp ${activationScript} $out/activate
mkdir $out/bin

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@ -59,34 +59,13 @@ function setupVars() {
declare -gr hmDataPath="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/home-manager"
declare -gr genProfilePath="$profilesDir/home-manager"
declare -gr newGenPath="@GENERATION_DIR@";
declare -gr newGenGcPath="$hmGcrootsDir/current-home"
declare -gr newGenGcPath="$hmGcrootsDir/new-home"
declare -gr currentGenGcPath="$hmGcrootsDir/current-home"
declare -gr legacyGenGcPath="$globalGcrootsDir/current-home"
declare greatestGenNum
greatestGenNum=$( \
nix-env --list-generations --profile "$genProfilePath" \
| tail -1 \
| sed -E 's/ *([[:digit:]]+) .*/\1/')
if [[ -n $greatestGenNum ]] ; then
declare -gr oldGenNum=$greatestGenNum
declare -gr newGenNum=$((oldGenNum + 1))
else
declare -gr newGenNum=1
fi
if [[ -e $genProfilePath ]] ; then
if [[ -e $currentGenGcPath ]] ; then
declare -g oldGenPath
oldGenPath="$(readlink -e "$genProfilePath")"
fi
_iVerbose "Sanity checking oldGenNum and oldGenPath"
if [[ -v oldGenNum && ! -v oldGenPath
|| ! -v oldGenNum && -v oldGenPath ]]; then
_i $'The previous generation number and path are in conflict! These\nmust be either both empty or both set but are now set to\n\n \'%s\' and \'%s\'\n\nIf you don\'t mind losing previous profile generations then\nthe easiest solution is probably to run\n\n rm %s/home-manager*\n rm %s/current-home\n\nand trying home-manager switch again. Good luck!' \
"${oldGenNum:-}" "${oldGenPath:-}" \
"$profilesDir" "$hmGcrootsDir"
exit 1
oldGenPath="$(readlink -e "$currentGenGcPath")"
fi
}
@ -181,15 +160,13 @@ if [[ -v VERBOSE ]]; then
fi
_iVerbose "Activation variables:"
if [[ -v oldGenNum ]] ; then
verboseEcho " oldGenNum=$oldGenNum"
if [[ -v oldGenPath ]] ; then
verboseEcho " oldGenPath=$oldGenPath"
else
verboseEcho " oldGenNum undefined (first run?)"
verboseEcho " oldGenPath undefined (first run?)"
fi
verboseEcho " newGenPath=$newGenPath"
verboseEcho " newGenNum=$newGenNum"
verboseEcho " genProfilePath=$genProfilePath"
verboseEcho " newGenGcPath=$newGenGcPath"
verboseEcho " currentGenGcPath=$currentGenGcPath"
verboseEcho " legacyGenGcPath=$legacyGenGcPath"

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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ in {
lib.escapeShellArg cfg.backupFileExtension
}"}
${lib.optionalString cfg.verbose "export VERBOSE=1"}
exec ${usercfg.home.activationPackage}/activate
exec ${usercfg.home.activationPackage}/activate --driver-version 1
''
}
'') cfg.users);

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@ -13,6 +13,24 @@ let
in {
imports = [ ./common.nix ];
options.home-manager = {
enableLegacyProfileManagement = mkOption {
type = types.bool;
default = versionOlder config.system.stateVersion "24.05";
defaultText = lib.literalMD ''
- `true` for `system.stateVersion` < 24.05,
- `false` otherwise'';
description = ''
Whether to enable legacy profile (and garbage collection root)
management during activation. When enabled, the Home Manager activation
will produce a per-user `home-manager` Nix profile as well as a garbage
collection root, just like in the standalone installation of Home
Manager. Typically, this is not desired when Home Manager is embedded in
the system configuration.
'';
};
};
config = mkMerge [
{
home-manager = {
@ -26,12 +44,21 @@ in {
# Inherit glibcLocales setting from NixOS.
i18n.glibcLocales = lib.mkDefault config.i18n.glibcLocales;
# Legacy profile management is when the activation script generates GC
# root and home-manager profile. The modern way simply relies on the
# GC root that the system maintains, which should also protect the
# Home Manager activation package outputs.
home.activationGenerateGcRoot = cfg.enableLegacyProfileManagement;
}];
};
}
(mkIf (cfg.users != { }) {
systemd.services = mapAttrs' (_: usercfg:
let username = usercfg.home.username;
let
username = usercfg.home.username;
driverVersion =
if cfg.enableLegacyProfileManagement then "0" else "1";
in nameValuePair ("home-manager-${utils.escapeSystemdPath username}") {
description = "Home Manager environment for ${username}";
wantedBy = [ "multi-user.target" ];
@ -78,7 +105,7 @@ in {
| ${sed} -En '/^(${exportedSystemdVariables})=/s/^/export /p'
)"
exec "$1/activate"
exec "$1/activate" --driver-version ${driverVersion}
'';
in "${setupEnv} ${usercfg.home.activationPackage}";
};

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@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ let
tests = {
nixos-basics = runTest ./nixos/basics.nix;
nixos-legacy-profile-management =
runTest ./nixos/legacy-profile-management.nix;
standalone-flake-basics = runTest ./standalone/flake-basics.nix;
standalone-standard-basics = runTest ./standalone/standard-basics.nix;
};

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nodes.machine = { ... }: {
imports = [ ../../../nixos ]; # Import the HM NixOS module.
system.stateVersion = "24.05";
users.users.alice = {
isNormalUser = true;
description = "Alice Foobar";
@ -14,14 +16,19 @@
uid = 1000;
};
home-manager.users.alice = { ... }: {
home.stateVersion = "24.05";
home.file.test.text = "testfile";
# Enable a light-weight systemd service.
services.pueue.enable = true;
# We focus on sd-switch since that hopefully will become the default in
# the future.
systemd.user.startServices = "sd-switch";
home-manager = {
enableLegacyProfileManagement = false;
users.alice = { ... }: {
home.stateVersion = "24.05";
home.file.test.text = "testfile";
# Enable a light-weight systemd service.
services.pueue.enable = true;
# We focus on sd-switch since that hopefully will become the default in
# the future.
systemd.user.startServices = "sd-switch";
};
};
};
@ -79,17 +86,13 @@
logout_alice()
with subtest("GC root and profile"):
# There should be a GC root and Home Manager profile and they should point
# to the same path in the Nix store.
gcroot = "/home/alice/.local/state/home-manager/gcroots/current-home"
gcrootTarget = machine.succeed(f"readlink {gcroot}")
with subtest("no GC root and profile"):
# There should be no GC root and Home Manager profile since we are not
# using legacy profile management.
hmState = "/home/alice/.local/state/home-manager"
machine.succeed(f"test ! -e {hmState}")
profile = "/home/alice/.local/state/nix/profiles"
profileTarget = machine.succeed(f"readlink {profile}/home-manager")
profile1Target = machine.succeed(f"readlink {profile}/{profileTarget}")
assert gcrootTarget == profile1Target, \
f"expected GC root and profile to point to same, but pointed to {gcrootTarget} and {profile1Target}"
hmProfile = "/home/alice/.local/state/nix/profiles/home-manager"
machine.succeed(f"test ! -e {hmProfile}")
'';
}

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{ pkgs, ... }:
{
name = "nixos-legacy-profile-management";
meta.maintainers = [ pkgs.lib.maintainers.rycee ];
nodes.machine = { ... }: {
imports = [ ../../../nixos ]; # Import the HM NixOS module.
system.stateVersion = "23.11";
users.users.alice = { isNormalUser = true; };
home-manager.users.alice = { ... }: {
home.stateVersion = "23.11";
home.file.test.text = "testfile";
};
};
testScript = ''
start_all()
machine.wait_for_unit("home-manager-alice.service")
with subtest("Home Manager file"):
# The file should be linked with the expected content.
path = "/home/alice/test"
machine.succeed(f"test -L {path}")
actual = machine.succeed(f"cat {path}")
expected = "testfile"
assert actual == expected, f"expected {path} to contain {expected}, but got {actual}"
with subtest("GC root and profile"):
# There should be a GC root and Home Manager profile and they should point
# to the same path in the Nix store.
gcroot = "/home/alice/.local/state/home-manager/gcroots/current-home"
gcrootTarget = machine.succeed(f"readlink {gcroot}")
profile = "/home/alice/.local/state/nix/profiles"
profileTarget = machine.succeed(f"readlink {profile}/home-manager")
profile1Target = machine.succeed(f"readlink {profile}/{profileTarget}")
assert gcrootTarget == profile1Target, \
f"expected GC root and profile to point to same, but pointed to {gcrootTarget} and {profile1Target}"
'';
}