- If a function is defined, check that the function file exists and
that the contents matches a given string.
- If no functions exists, the functions folder should not exist.
- Verify plugin functionality.
This change allows the entire repo to be imported directly. Some plugins (such
as oh-my-fish's vi-mode) have extra files that are referenced by the plugin
itself. This means we cannot create a generic plugin file structure out of the
plugins that exist currently.
The section headers help show where each section came from when looking at the
generated config. Added a note about how the config was generated in the
generated file.
This resolves the error
The option `accounts.email.accounts.xyz.neomutt.sendMailCommand`
is defined both null and not null, in
`…/home-manager/modules/accounts/email.nix' and
`…/home-manager/modules/accounts/email.nix'.
that would occur previously when both neomutt and msmtp were enabled
for an account.
This forces the `home.file` option to be completely empty when
switching to the uninstall configuration. This is necessary to guard
against files are added by default in Home Manager, such as
`$XDG_CACHE_HOME/.keep`.
The format script can be used to automatically format the Nix source
files and also verify that the files are formatted using the `-c`
command argument.
At the moment some files are exempt from the formatting to avoid
causing merge conflicts in active pull requests.
Finally, update the contribution guidelines to note that `nixfmt`
should be used.
This adds a service module for [grobi](https://github.com/fd0/grobi),
which can be used to automatically configure monitors/outputs for Xorg
via RANDR.
This allows pkgs to be overridden in such a way that `<nixpkgs>` is
never imported, allowing home-manager to be used in environments where
`NIX_PATH` is not set.
PR #993
This change makes use of the `extend` function inside `lib` to inject
a new `hm` field containing the Home Manager library functions. This
simplifies use of the Home Manager library in the modules and reduces
the risk of accidental infinite recursion.
PR #994
