> you need it to work together with some network based package manager
Well, you can disable sandboxing if you want, although it's not recommended. This lets you run a package manager that requires networking in a derivation.
Well, you can disable sandboxing if you want, although it's not recommended. This lets you run a package manager that requires networking in a derivation.
It gets really complicated really fast, and things that "just work" with other packages managers and projects, because they are opinionated and linux-y, most of the time don't work well with Nix or have to be shoehorned into it.
It always feels like you're fighting against everything to get things into Nix that just weren't meant to be.