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This pull request sets up a reproducible development environment using Nix flakes, configures the Rust toolchain, and updates deployment settings for the project. The main changes are the introduction of a
flake.nixfile to define the environment, addition of a Rust toolchain configuration, and a refinement of the deployment VM settings.Development environment setup:
flake.nixfile to define a Nix flake for the project, specifying dependencies, supported systems, and providing both build and development shell environments with Rust and necessary libraries.use flaketo.envrcto automatically load the Nix flake environment when entering the project directory.Rust toolchain configuration:
toolchain.tomlto pin the Rust toolchain to the stable channel for consistent builds.Deployment configuration:
fly.tomlVM configuration to explicitly set memory, CPU kind, and number of CPUs for the deployment environment.Pull request overview
This PR introduces a Nix flake-based development environment, adds a Rust toolchain configuration file, and refines Fly.io VM sizing to make local development and deployments more consistent.
Changes:
flake.nix/flake.lockto provide reproducible Nix build + dev shell environments (Rust + OpenSSL)..envrc(direnv) integration and ignore.direnvartifacts.fly.tomlVM config to explicitly set memory/CPU parameters.Reviewed changes
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@ -0,0 +1,2 @@[toolchain]channel = "stable"toolchain.tomlis not a Rust toolchain override file recognized by rustup/cargo; the standard filenames arerust-toolchain.toml(orrust-toolchain). As-is, this file likely has no effect and the Rust version will not be pinned as intended. Rename the file accordingly (and keep the same TOML contents).@ -0,0 +1,2 @@[toolchain]channel = "stable"@copilot apply changes based on this feedback
@ -0,0 +1,2 @@[toolchain]channel = "stable"Renamed
toolchain.tomltorust-toolchain.tomlin commit004f6a8. The file will now be recognized by rustup/cargo as the toolchain override.