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1Password / shell-plugins

Seamless authentication for every tool in your terminal.
https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/shell-plugins/
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Optional package #471

Open Aigeruth opened 2 weeks ago

Aigeruth commented 2 weeks ago

Overview

1Password CLI requires setting the group of the executable to onepassword-cli. This isn't possible when home-manager is installed in standalone mode (e.g. Ubuntu or other distributions). Opting out of installing the 1Password CLI with nix allows using the system-wide installation (e.g. via apt).

This change also allows changing the package. It's beneficial when nixpkgs-unstable is mapped to pkgs.unstable via an overlay.

This is not breaking, the current behavior remains as is.

Type of change

Improved experience for nix users.

How To Test

Opting out of installing the package:

{
    imports = [ inputs._1password-shell-plugins.hmModules.default ];
    programs._1password-shell-plugins = {
      enable = true;
      package = null;
      plugins = with pkgs; [ gh awscli2 cachix ];
    };
}

Changing the package:

{
    imports = [ inputs._1password-shell-plugins.hmModules.default ];
    programs._1password-shell-plugins = {
      enable = true;
      package = pkgs.unstable._1password;
      plugins = with pkgs; [ gh awscli2 cachix ];
    };
}

Changelog

Allow nix users to change the _1password package like in home-manager modules or allow opting out from installing the package by setting it to null.

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