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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README replaces an advisory about unsupported Flake schemas with a reference to Determinate Nix, expands the list of supported flake output types, removes the experimental-flake-schemas section, updates development/testing instruction formatting, and adjusts cross-references and external links. Changes
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6-25:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorClarify the documentation about test coverage for advertised output types.
The README lists 18 "currently covered output types," but only 5 have test directories (checks, legacyPackages, packages, schemas, and nixosConfigurations), while 13 others lack test coverage. The term "covered" may mislead users into assuming all types are tested and verified.
Consider either:
- Adding test coverage for the remaining 13 types before advertising them as "covered"
- Clarifying the language to distinguish between "schema definitions available" vs "tested and verified"
- Adding a note about which types have comprehensive test coverage
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@README.md` around lines 6 - 25, The README currently states "The currently covered output types:" listing items like apps, bundlers, checks, darwinConfigurations, devShells, formatter, homeConfigurations, hydraJobs, legacyPackages, nixosConfigurations, nixosModules, ociImages, overlays, packages, schemas, templates, etc., which is misleading because only checks, legacyPackages, packages, schemas and nixosConfigurations have test directories; update the wording to clarify the distinction (e.g., "Output types with schema definitions" vs "Output types with test coverage"), and add a short note or bullet that explicitly lists the types with comprehensive tests (checks, legacyPackages, packages, schemas, nixosConfigurations) or mark each item with a test/no-test indicator so readers can tell which outputs are actually tested.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Outside diff comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 6-25: The README currently states "The currently covered output
types:" listing items like apps, bundlers, checks, darwinConfigurations,
devShells, formatter, homeConfigurations, hydraJobs, legacyPackages,
nixosConfigurations, nixosModules, ociImages, overlays, packages, schemas,
templates, etc., which is misleading because only checks, legacyPackages,
packages, schemas and nixosConfigurations have test directories; update the
wording to clarify the distinction (e.g., "Output types with schema definitions"
vs "Output types with test coverage"), and add a short note or bullet that
explicitly lists the types with comprehensive tests (checks, legacyPackages,
packages, schemas, nixosConfigurations) or mark each item with a test/no-test
indicator so readers can tell which outputs are actually tested.
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This PR updates the README to better reflect the current reality of the feature.
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