apply_local: Fix nixos detection from os-release #63
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Nice, thanks for catching this! I haven't updated so I didn't encounter this, but we should have some automation to auto-bump the I'll backport this to 0.2 in a bit. |
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This release fixes NixOS detection so `apply-local` works with the latest changes in nixos-unstable (#63). Additionally, `--no-keys` was fixed in `apply-local`.
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This fixes apply-local not detecting the system as NixOS due to the changes in the format of the
os-releasefile.Details on the changes made to the
os-releasefile can be found in the following commit NixOS/nixpkgs@bae181d.I'm new to Rust so let me know if I've missed anything, thanks!