## Description
nixpkgs turned the `xorg` set into a warning alias, thus
`scripts/nix/default.nix` printed `'xorg.libX11' has been renamed to
'libx11'` on every evaluation.
This takes the top-level `libx11` instead.
`libX11` exists at the top level too, but only as an alias, so `libx11`
is the name that stays.
## User-facing changes (Release notes)
n/a
## Additional notes
Checked against current nixos-unstable, evaluates without the warning.
## Description
Remove `x86_64-darwin` (Intel Mac) from the Nix flake's supported
systems because nixos-unstable after 26.05 has dropped support for this
platform, causing evaluation to fail.
This removes Intel Mac outputs from `packages`, `legacyPackages`, and
`devShells`. Apple Silicon Mac support remains available through
`aarch64-darwin`.
Also update `flake.lock` to refresh the `nixpkgs` and `rust-overlay`
inputs.
## User-facing changes (Release notes)
Removed Intel Mac (`x86_64-darwin`) support from the Nushell Nix flake
following its removal from upstream Nixpkgs. Apple Silicon Macs remain
supported.
## Description
#18968 bumped `rust-toolchain.toml` to 1.96.1,
but the `rust-overlay` rev locked in `scripts/nix/flake.lock` predates that release,
so `fromRustupToolchainFile` fails with `error: Stable 1.96.1 is not available` and the flake will not evaluate.
Bumps `rust-overlay` `4a408e1` -> `6ae57a7`, lock file only.
`nixpkgs` left alone, since nothing forces it.
Checked on `x86_64-linux`: the toolchain resolves to `rust-default-1.96.1` and the default package evaluates again.
## User-facing changes (Release notes)
n/a, only affects building from the flake in `scripts/nix`.
## Additional notes
Follow-up to #18968.
Updating nixpkgs
Latest devshell variant can be used with either:
* using nix directly: `nix develop ./scripts/nix#latest`
* using direnv: `"use flake ./scripts/nix#latest" | save -f .envrc`
---
Probably something that I should make a PR for whenever a release is
coming up.
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I saw #10945 and added some notes in the `scripts/nix/README.md` file on
how to use it properly in the non-root directory. Closes#10352.
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Allows including in another flake using the `...?dir=scripts/nix` option
on the flake url. Some common uses in the repo:
```console
$ # Build nushell
$ nix build ./scripts/nix
$ # Enter the development shell (sadly it's bash, use .envrc for nu)
$ nix develop ./scripts/nix
$ # Enable direnv for this project
$ "use flake ./scripts/nix" | save -a ./.envrc
```
Everything else should be nicely extracted from the
`rust-toolchain.toml` and `Cargo.toml`s around the repo, making changes
outside the nix directory require almost no intervention, unless
dependencies change or a new plugin is added.
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Martin Kronberger