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This would allow disabling the case-hack option, and maybe resolve issues of sources having different output hashes on macOS and Linux.
Regardless, given that there's no real penalty to using a case-sensitive APFS volume, and the option is already supported in the planner, wouldn't it make sense to make it the default?
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I have no idea! From my reading there are several Mac applications which assume case-non-sensitivity but I don't really think that is an issue when using Nix...
Important to note that due to NixOS/nix#1446 the planner will need to explicitly disable the case-hack option, since Nix just presumes Darwin = case insensitive.
This would allow disabling the
case-hack
option, and maybe resolve issues of sources having different output hashes on macOS and Linux.Regardless, given that there's no real penalty to using a case-sensitive APFS volume, and the option is already supported in the planner, wouldn't it make sense to make it the default?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: