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  • Revert Nix packaging changes that caused reproducibility issues over time
  • Deno's lock file mechanism proved insufficient for long-term dependency pinning in Nix builds
  • Restore original wrapper script approach until a robust solution is found

Background

The deterministic dependency vendoring approach introduced in the previous refactor relied on Deno's lock file for reproducibility. However, Deno's ecosystem does not guarantee that dependencies remain fetchable indefinitely, causing Nix builds to fail when upstream packages become unavailable or change.

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  • Verify nix build succeeds
  • Verify nix run executes the CLI correctly

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This reverts commit 316068f.

- Revert Nix packaging changes that caused reproducibility issues over time
- Deno's lock file mechanism proved insufficient for long-term dependency pinning in Nix builds
- Restore original wrapper script approach until a robust solution is found

The deterministic dependency vendoring approach introduced in the previous refactor relied on Deno's lock file for reproducibility. However, Deno's ecosystem does not guarantee that dependencies remain fetchable indefinitely, causing Nix builds to fail when upstream packages become unavailable or change.
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This reverts commit 73fd886.

- Revert Nix packaging changes that caused reproducibility issues over time
- Deno's lock file mechanism proved insufficient for long-term dependency pinning in Nix builds
- Restore original wrapper script approach until a robust solution is found

The deterministic dependency vendoring approach introduced in the previous refactor relied on Deno's lock file for reproducibility. However, Deno's ecosystem does not guarantee that dependencies remain fetchable indefinitely, causing Nix builds to fail when upstream packages become unavailable or change.
@natsukium natsukium force-pushed the revert/nix-derivations branch from bf52633 to a096ff6 Compare December 25, 2025 03:50
@lambdalisue lambdalisue merged commit b380f71 into probitas-test:main Dec 25, 2025
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@natsukium natsukium deleted the revert/nix-derivations branch December 25, 2025 08:29
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