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The previous commit hacked it into the output of `nix path-info --json`, this cleans that up my making it an actual field of that data type, and part of the canonical JSON serializers for it (and `ValidPathInfo` and `NarInfo`). Beyond cleaning up the JSON code, this also opens the doors to things like: - Binary caches that contain store objects that don't all belong in the same store directory - Relocatable store objects which carefully don't mention any store directory by absolute path, and instead use relative paths for anything. (#9549) |
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| build-trace-entry-v1 | ||
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| content-address-v1 | ||
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| derivation-options-v1 | ||
| derivation-options-v1.yaml | ||
| derivation-v4.yaml | ||
| deriving-path-v1 | ||
| deriving-path-v1.yaml | ||
| file-system-object-v1 | ||
| file-system-object-v1.yaml | ||
| hash-v1 | ||
| hash-v1.yaml | ||
| nar-info-v2 | ||
| store-object-info-v2 | ||
| store-object-info-v2.yaml | ||
| store-path-v1 | ||
| store-path-v1.yaml | ||
| store-v1 | ||
| store-v1.yaml | ||