![]() They are both as powerful, but buildEnv is treacherous: if you pass a package which depends on another python (for example the one of unstable when you are on stable) it will be *silently* dropped, leading to hair pulling. Use case: override neovim from unstable, but still keep stable's pythonPackages. |
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wrapper.nix |