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This seems like a relatively sane way of loading our profile from the Nix store. The alternatives I see are patching Doom (which I'm trying to avoid) or setting DOOMLOCALDIR. If we set DOOMLOCALDIR, Doom sets enough variables based on it it would be a pain to clean them up after we gain control. Using the profile loader lets us set doom-profile-data-dir early, which currently only contains the profile and env file.
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EmacsLisp
29 lines
1 KiB
EmacsLisp
;;; cli.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
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;; We skip Doom's normal install and initialization.
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(require 'straight)
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(defadvice! nix-doom-skip-core-packages (orig-fn &rest args)
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"HACK: don't install straight and core packages.
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`doom-initialize-core-packages' would no-op out if
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`straight-recipe-repositories' is set, but we do not want to set
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it. Just skip it entirely."
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:override #'doom-initialize-core-packages
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t)
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(defcli! build-profile-loader-for-nix-build ()
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"Write Doom's profile loader."
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(let ((new-profiles (doom-profiles-autodetect)))
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(doom-profiles-save new-profiles)))
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(defcli! build-profile-for-nix-build ()
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"Write a Doom profile."
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;; HACK: this initializes enough of straight (particularly
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;; straight--build-cache, which doom-profile--generate-package-autoloads hits)
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;; to make Doom work.
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;;
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;; TODO: remove doom-profile--generate-package-autoloads?
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;; Because there are no straight-built packages, it generates an empty file.
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(straight-prune-build-cache)
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(doom-profile-generate))
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