CI fails to fetch it:
```
error: Server does not allow request for unadvertised object 87d0d1fb0566a80229029d0d8d7c863138d70aae
warning: could not update mtime for file '/home/runner/.cache/nix/gitv3/0gjpwip102kwcvz961gsiva3lqmmr6266s5wzs8kq0ybm68gwpx9/refs/heads/master': No such file or directory
error:
… while checking flake output 'checks'
at /nix/store/fwrwzxjvvpx1l27h8j5f9gffzwn2vdik-source/flake.nix:54:7:
53| in {
54| checks = perSystemPackages (pkgs:
| ^
55| let
… while checking the derivation 'checks.x86_64-linux.full'
at /nix/store/fwrwzxjvvpx1l27h8j5f9gffzwn2vdik-source/flake.nix:83:11:
82| })).emacsWithDoom;
83| full = mkDoom {
| ^
84| full = true;
(stack trace truncated; use '--show-trace' to show the full trace)
error: Cannot find Git revision '87d0d1fb0566a80229029d0d8d7c863138d70aae' in ref 'refs/heads/master' of repository 'https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/emms.git'! Please make sure that the rev exists on the ref you've specified or add allRefs = true; to fetchGit.
```
Try to follow the suggestions from the error message, as I do see the
commit in https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emms.git/.
I'm not sure why this is only failing now...
...with `--override-flake nixpkgs github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixpkgs-unstable`
(bypass my local registry) to write a flake.lock that should pass
flake-checker.
I knew this might cause problems at some point, but it came to a head
sooner than expected: it triggered
https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/5131 (magit is pinned but
magit-section was not, and those packages expect to be kept in sync).
The fix is messier than I'd like but at least fixes magit.
Doom hooks into flycheck's emacs-lisp checker to load itself. This does
not involve its profile loader, so this bypasses our profile dir
customization.
Hook into this hook to add that customization back.
`doom-start` locates the profile init file relative to
`doom-profile-dir` when running interactively, which we customize (either
directly or by setting `doom-profile-data-dir`). But when running
noninteractively, it uses `doom-profile-init-file`, which always loads
relative to `doom-data-dir`.
We cannot point `doom-data-dir` into the store, so this breaks us.
Work around it by advicing `doom-profile-data-dir` to locate the init
file relative to `doom-profile-dir` too. Try to make this more safe by
erroring out if called on a non-default profile.
All of this feels questionable, but I really want `doom doctor` to
work...
`straight--load-build-cache` is not autoloaded, so we fail if it has not
been loaded yet. Apparently it usually is when we hit this override
interactively, but Doom CLI can call our override early enough we need
this.
It does not use them (although doomscripts themselves might).
Not forcing them seems more convenient for users (this should let me
test build-profile-loader) and helps me make the profile loader
optional.
Both approaches are about equivalent, but since I'm trying to make the
profile loader optional and there's no way I can make the wrapper
optional, let's move this around...
Instead of passing the path down from the profile loader to init.el,
just substitute the path into init.el.
This requires moving DOOMDIR generation into the same derivation as
profile build to avoid a circular dependency.
This unsets DOOMPROFILE from inside the profile loader, which should
result in Doom behaving as if we were not using profiles at all.
I'm marking this experimental in part because it feels like a hack, and
in part because this is not sufficient to fix `doom doctor`.
Buliding an empty autoloads file is harmless. Removing it would only
have been useful if I was able to skip straight.el initialization
entirely: now that I'm storing its build cache it no longer helps.
