feat(pkgs): add lastModified to manually defined packages #812
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isabelroses
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this will probably hurt eval time but NixOS/nixpkgs#459651 this will make things more sane some day
isabelroses
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pkgs/buildCatppuccinPort/package.nix
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| args.src or sources.${finalAttrs.port} or (fetchCatppuccinPort { | ||
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| inherit (finalAttrs) rev hash; | ||
| inherit (finalAttrs) rev hash lastModified; |
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actually won't this cause IR
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closes #517
This does not really cover swaync, vscode and a few others but i'd argue those are both fine since we pin to release versions anyway