Run brew as regular user instead of as root
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This is already part of the per‐user activation scripts. You’re probably running |
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Looks like the non‐sudo part of #1047 may be an actual bug (that I don’t understand the cause of). FWIW, here is the draft of The Plan™ around user activation: #1016 (comment). I am focused on the Nixpkgs 24.11 release right now but hopefully there will be movement on it after that. Thanks for the contribution in any case! We will hopefully match NixOS better here soon; |
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Fixes #1047
This makes
brewrun commands as a normal user, dropping privileges and avoiding brew errors, see: #1047 (comment).Note: Would appreciate guidance if there's a better way to write this using Nix, or if the current way is correct in the context of
nix-darwin.