> Instantly sounds like a whole reason to use nix and capture those tools as part of the dependency set.
It's tempting, and I tried that, but ran away crying. We're using Docker images instead for now.
We are also using direnv that transparently execs commands inside Docker containers, this works surprisingly well.
I'm just sad that Nix is often dismissed as intractable, and I feel that's mostly because tutorials get too hung up on concept rabbit holing.
> Instantly sounds like a whole reason to use nix and capture those tools as part of the dependency set.
It's tempting, and I tried that, but ran away crying. We're using Docker images instead for now.
We are also using direnv that transparently execs commands inside Docker containers, this works surprisingly well.