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1 month agoTry to use the npm package instead of the nix package, worked for me
Try to use the npm package instead of the nix package, worked for me
No, I mean my app has a node and an C part, just AS an example. Could also be Java vor PHP.
And now these need different GCC compilers. And building should be easy and reproducible.
Try to develop on a system that just has node16 3 different projects at the same time that each require different node versions. Nix rocks.
Debian 13 has 69% of packages up to date: https://repology.org/repositories/statistics Years ago I used Mint and was annoyed by the outdated packages, so I used the nix package manager. But after a few Months I switched completely to nixos.