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Now I get red banner
direnv: error /nixpkgs/.envrc is blocked. Run
direnv allowto approve its content
in Nixpkgs & can’t customize my setup like I have been with my personal/per-WIP env vars for testing stuff without having perpetual unmerged changes & needing to stash to justpull --rebase
latest. I still don’t see what the value add is here in Nixpkgs when the folks that know about & want to use direnv couldecho 'use nix' >> .envrc
as an untracked file that doesn’t get in the way.You have made hacking on specific packages & testing environment variables more difficult by making this a tracked file.