updated readme from release-21.05 to nixos-unstable #378
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nmattia
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No problem! - if you can do it easily, then go ahead, otherwise I'll try to do it tomorrow :)
Thanks for this great project!
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Oh yes, that's correct! Thanks a lot!
CI will probably fail because `README.md` & `README.tpl.md` are not in sync. You can easily fix this by copying your changes to `README.tpl.md`, or let me know and I'll push to your branch!
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The readme.md does not reflect how niv current handles init, as it no longer follows the
release-xxxbranch, but instead unstable.This might cause confusion for some, as they will try to use
release-xxxbranch, which shouldn't be used (AFAIK), but if one wants to pin to a stable branchnixos-xxxornixpkgs-xxxshould be used instead :)