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Motivation
Given a flake,
nix flake bakeproduces a new "baked" flake consisting of the same outputs, but they're pre-evaluated, i.e. each output is a call to a function (builtins.fakeDerivation) that substitutes the output directly. Thus a baked flake is much faster since it does (almost) no evaluation.Example usage:
Note: this introduces a new builtin derivation (
builtin:substitute) with its own new derivation type (DerivationType::Substituted). This derivation is never actually built (i.e. it's a "fake" derivation) - it just pulls in output paths via substitution. It looks like this:The main reason for this is to provide a derivation that other derivations can depend on (e.g. a flake can depend on a baked flake and use its outputs as derivation inputs normally). This is inspired by #408.
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