Bind the Nix package to v0.1.0 - #33
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Bind both supported Linux systems to the signed v0.1.0 tarball hashes and pin the nixpkgs input so a clean checkout can evaluate without inventing dependency state. Keep the injectable package helper for future release versions. Constraint: Only x86_64 has current native non-skipped Nix build proof Rejected: Keep fakeHash behind the helper | leaves the default flake intentionally unbuildable after release Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: clean Directive: Update version, both hashes, and flake.lock deliberately for future Nix publication changes Tested: Signed manifest verification, SRI conversion, x86_64 containerized nix build, docs and requirements gates Not-tested: Native aarch64 Nix build Related: #28
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Closes #28.
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nixpkgs.lib.fakeHashplaceholders with SRI hashes from the signed publicv0.1.0manifestflake.lockso clean evaluations use a pinned nixpkgs revisionpackages.<system>.loopwire-bin, the default output, and the injectable future-release helperRelease bindings
sha256-Gt5lTPyKa34+WoVXorxTdH3MktJVW7mKNlEKVTjktWI=sha256-5ZjdwSUDQZYfw4gwhDf/4/1rhfg8m4ue0uvJkl7m0L8=3ed67ec0a4d3c7ab4ae1f04f8ee8df07bfa506a2Validation
SHA256SUMS.sigwithpackaging/release-signing-public.pemnixos/nix:2.28.6:nix --extra-experimental-features 'nix-command flakes' build 'path:/src#loopwire-bin' --no-link --print-build-logspnpm verify:requirementspnpm verify:docsgit diff --checkKnown gap
The AArch64 hash is signature/checksum-bound, but no native AArch64 Nix build was run in this change.