4) thought wasn't there a "shell.nix" or something that would be similar to a venv but also allow to add additional packages as dependencies that I could use? *5 minutes later* ok, but how does this thing work. It appears to have an entirely different syntax for whatever reason...
5) Use a container instead? Kinda don't want to. But for sure would be easier and faster...
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4) thought wasn't there a "shell.nix" or something that would be similar to a venv but also allow to add additional packages as dependencies that I could use? *5 minutes later* ok, but how does this thing work. It appears to have an entirely different syntax for whatever reason...
5) Use a container instead? Kinda don't want to. But for sure would be easier and faster...
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@agowa338
It's probably the popular python setup mistake everyone does.
First of all,
Instead of venv use flake directly. Coz nix is like venv but ecosystem agnostic, so people don't do venv with nix.
This video is a really good start:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fftiTJ2vuQ
YouTube
