The `clan.core.vars.settings.passBackend` option has been replaced with
`clan.vars.password-store.passPackage` to provide better type safety and
clearer configuration.
Changes:
- Remove problematic mkRemovedOptionModule that caused circular dependency
- Add proper option definition with assertion-based migration
- Users setting the old option get clear migration instructions
- Normal evaluation continues to work for users not using the old option
Migration: Replace `clan.core.vars.settings.passBackend = "passage"`
with `clan.vars.password-store.passPackage = pkgs.passage`
- Remove _serialized field from vars interface to prevent serialization
errors with throwing passBackend field
- Implement direct selection of generator fields using multi-select syntax
- Refactor vars_generators() to use new Generator.from_flake() method that
selects only safe fields (avoiding non-serializable values)
- Remove unused legacy methods: Generator.from_json(), Var.from_json(),
Prompt.from_json()
- Update precaching to match new selection approach
This fixes the serialization errors that were preventing vars from working
with the new password-store implementation by avoiding the problematic
_serialized field entirely.
- Remove deployment.json file generation from outputs.nix
- Add throw for deprecated deployment.file usage with upgrade instructions
- Remove vars data from deployment.data
- Update Machine class to use direct select() calls instead of deployment property
- Update all deployment property accesses to use direct selectors
- Add precaching for frequently accessed values in update.py:
- Module paths for facts and vars
- Deployment settings (requireExplicitUpdate, nixosMobileWorkaround)
- Services and generators data
- Secret upload locations
- This removes unnecessary JSON serialization and makes the code more composable
MacOS doesn't come with a proper login shell for ssh and therefore
doesn't have nix in $PATH as it doesn't source /etc/profile.
This restores the remote-program parameter that was accidentally
removed in commit cff5d61f26.
This refactoring improves the separation of concerns by moving remote host creation logic from the Machine class to the calling functions, making the code more flexible and testable.
This makes it clear that this should be used with care
It is potentially more expensive to create the full object, therefore it should be discouraged by its longer name
This listing is implemented based on the basic listing, where each item is turned into the bigger machine class
We haven't documented macOS support yet, so I don't expect many people
using it yet. Now that the pull request is merged probably most people
starting with darwin-nix will be on that commit anyway, so it's not
worth the check, given that the sudo version doesn't work very well.
