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I don't pretend I have nearly enough knowledge about the inner workings of nix-darwin but I was wondering if the /run symlink it adds to /etc/synthetic.conf is really necessary or if it wouldn't actually be more in the spirit of targetting darwin / macOS to directly refer to /private/var/run?
I'm mainly asking because the way /run is created also makes it so it can't be hidden from Finder either (sudo chflags -h hidden /run does not work because the symlink is part of the read-only root volume).
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I'm not sure but I could have sworn there used to be a module option to disable (opt-out) the creation of /run. Check all the options, although maybe it got removed?
I don't pretend I have nearly enough knowledge about the inner workings of nix-darwin but I was wondering if the /run symlink it adds to /etc/synthetic.conf is really necessary or if it wouldn't actually be more in the spirit of targetting darwin / macOS to directly refer to /private/var/run?
I'm mainly asking because the way /run is created also makes it so it can't be hidden from Finder either (
sudo chflags -h hidden /run
does not work because the symlink is part of the read-only root volume).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: