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Adds a Nix flake for development and building, which replicates the functionality of the magefile. The devShell provides the necessary tools to immediately hack on the project, namely Go and an LSP for editor integration. Caveats: - Uses its own independent version instead of reading version.go. This could be fixed by inferring the version from the git tag and using '-X ...=`git describe --tags --long --always`' (see https://codeberg.org/pronounscc/pronouns.cc/src/branch/main/Makefile) - gomod2nix.toml needs to be updated every time go.mod is touched: e.g. on module add or update. References: livekit/livekit-cli#276
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Adds a Nix flake for development and building, which replicates the functionality of the magefile. The devShell provides the necessary tools to immediately hack on the project, namely Go and an LSP for editor integration.
See livekit/livekit-cli#276 for rationale, usage, and caveats.