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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions flake.nix
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vim
yq-go
zip
zsh
zstd
];

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};
# This is an intermediate stage that adds sudo with the setuid bit set.
# Nix doesn't allow setuid binaries in the store, so we have to do this
# in a separate stage.
# in a separate stage.
intermediateDevEnvImage = pkgs.dockerTools.buildImage {
name = "intermediate";
fromImage = baseDevEnvImage;
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# Using Nix instead of Docker is **significantly** faster. This _build_
# doesn't really build anything, it just copies pre-built binaries into
# a container and adds them to the $PATH.
#
#
# To test changes and iterate on this, you can run:
# > nix build .#devEnvImage && ./result | docker load
# This will import the image into your local Docker daemon.
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