While updating home-manager I got a notice that freeimage-unstable-2021-11-01
is marked as unsafe.
Since chances are it's used by something I never use, I'd like to know what I'm using that depends on it... any idea how to do it?
Also.. any idea why I have 4 copies of the freeimage stuff in my /nix/store
? (I just run nix-collect-garbage -d
and the 4 seem to be actually different):
❱ md5sum /nix/store/*freeimage*/lib/libfreeimage.a
67a0ce1cb5dd562473e27d7c88e8a9bd /nix/store/6gi6hm57zngqnxb6p5dnxhjjcbr96lrk-freeimage-unstable-2021-11-01/lib/libfreeimage.a
5995e0affbfa28b63da7e997cb4dbe63 /nix/store/09nwykzzksc0zknflsyxyah5b67c2rsn-freeimage-unstable-2021-11-01/lib/libfreeimage.a
67a0ce1cb5dd562473e27d7c88e8a9bd /nix/store/ikfiv4gpmcpyir7lsj45by653qcnvgyx-freeimage-unstable-2021-11-01/lib/libfreeimage.a
213a408e3c1fbb5dfa4491deebe05984 /nix/store/q2sc85f2hclgwl8m3qdw8rpbs44gzmah-freeimage-unstable-2021-11-01/lib/libfreeimage.a
I don't know why
nix
isn't able to output a plan of stuff it has to do, but anyway, what I've done is just install the thing, thennix --query --referrers $storePath
. You can do the same with everyfree-image-unstable
you found in your store.Also, you should be able to grep the
.drv
files for the store paths of eachfree-image-unstable
and find out what was passed in to build them. My hunch is that the package was an input to other packages that needed to activate or deactivate build options. Maybe one package needed a specific feature and another needed yet another --> multiple builds.Anti Commercial-AI license