* Switch `Generator`'s `validation` from a regular property to
an `@property` annotated method backed by `Machine`'s `eval_nix()`.
* Ensure that `Machine`'s flake cache is flushed after each
effectful generator execution (rather than only after all
generators have been executed).
On macOS mktemp returns a temporary directory in a symlink.
Nix has a bug where it won't accept path:// located in a symlink.
This avoid this issue by always resolving symlinks as returned by
TemporaryDirectory.
This adds options `invalidationData` to generators.
`invalidationData` can be used by an author of a generator to signal if a re-generation is required after updating the logic.
Whenever a generator with invalidation data is executed, a hash of that data is stored by the respective public and/or secret backends.
The stored hashes will be checked on future deployments, and a re-generation is triggered whenever a hash doesn't match what's defined in nix.
When the users of a secret change, when for example a new admin user is added, an error will be thrown when generating vars, prompting the user to pass --fix to re-encrypt the secrets
Migrating generated files from the facts subsystem to the vars subsystem is now possible.
HowTo:
1. declare `clan.core.vars.generators.<generator>.migrateFact = my_service` where `my_service` refers to a service from `clan.core.facts.services`
2. run `clan vers generate your_machine` or `clan machines update your_machine`
Vars will only be migrated for a generator if:
1. The facts service specified via `migrateFact` does exist
2. None of the vars to generate exist yet
3. All public var names exist in the public facts store
4. All secret var names exist in the secret fact store
If the migration is deemed possible, the generator script will not be executed. Instead the files from the public or secret facts store are read and stored into the corresponding vars store
Compute the whole closure of to-be-executed generators upfront before executing anything
Properly compute closures for the 4 different scenarios:
1. full_closure: run all generators for a selected machine in topological order
2. all_missing_closure: run just the missing generators including their dependents
3. requested_closure: run only a selected list of generators including their missing dependencies and their dependents
4. minimal_closure: Run just enough to ensure that the list of selected generators are in a consistent state. Don't execute anything if nothing is missing.
