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210-210: Make the negative assertion verify the failure reason.
(! nix develop ...)passes on any non-zero exit, including unrelated breakage. Prefer asserting stderr to lock this test to the schema-resolution failure mode.Proposed test hardening
-(! nix develop . -L --command sh -c "echo \$x") +expectStderr 1 nix develop . -L --command sh -c "echo \$x" | + grepQuiet "does not provide attribute"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/functional/flakes/develop.sh` at line 210, Replace the loose negative assertion that uses (! nix develop . -L --command sh -c "echo \$x") with an assertion that captures stderr and verifies the failure is the schema-resolution error: run nix develop . -L --command sh -c "echo \$x" (without the leading !) capture its exit status and stderr, assert the exit is non-zero, and grep/assert stderr contains the schema-resolution failure text (e.g. a phrase like "could not resolve" or "schema" / "flake input" that matches the flake schema-resolution error) so the test fails only for unrelated breakage and passes only when the expected schema-resolution error occurs.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@tests/functional/flakes/develop.sh`:
- Line 210: Replace the loose negative assertion that uses (! nix develop . -L
--command sh -c "echo \$x") with an assertion that captures stderr and verifies
the failure is the schema-resolution error: run nix develop . -L --command sh -c
"echo \$x" (without the leading !) capture its exit status and stderr, assert
the exit is non-zero, and grep/assert stderr contains the schema-resolution
failure text (e.g. a phrase like "could not resolve" or "schema" / "flake input"
that matches the flake schema-resolution error) so the test fails only for
unrelated breakage and passes only when the expected schema-resolution error
occurs.
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nix developcommand to work withlegacyPackagesflake outputs, enabling developers to reference legacy package definitions.Tests
nix developwhen usinglegacyPackagesin flake definitions.