Add deprecation notice for fluidattacks/makes integration #414
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This PR adds deprecation notices for the
std.lib.dev.mkMakes
function following the deprecation of thefluidattacks/makes
project in favor of Nix Flakes.Changes
Runtime Warning: Added a
builtins.trace
deprecation warning tosrc/lib/dev/mkMakes.nix
that displays when the function is used:Documentation Updates:
src/lib/dev/mkMakes.md
with prominent deprecation warning in the function title and descriptiondeprecation.nix
Migration Path: The changes maintain backward compatibility while clearly warning users about the deprecation and providing a scheduled removal date of 2025-06-01. Users can continue using the function while planning their migration to native Nix solutions.
This addresses the fluidattacks/makes project deprecation and provides users with clear guidance for migration away from the deprecated tooling.
Fixes #413.
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