Reading your linked post, it seems you are wrestling with how Nix works.
Nix is hard to learn. The concepts used are almost the same, but different. That's because it's solving slightly different problems than package managers currently do.
As the overriding example shows, the versions are pinned by hash and are stored in a file.
What about it is not maintainable or scalable?
Nix is hard to learn. The concepts used are almost the same, but different. That's because it's solving slightly different problems than package managers currently do.
As the overriding example shows, the versions are pinned by hash and are stored in a file. What about it is not maintainable or scalable?
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