Maximilian Bosch
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Step two for #496. The idea is to allow `nix-build --arg config.allowUnfree true` do the right thing in the future. However, that's a breaking change since people might be relying on the ability to set `"config.allowUnfree"` as attribute-name when auto-calling a Nix-expression. As a first step, a warning got introduced in 2.92, the next step is now to reject this usage in 2.94 and await feedback if any so that we can do the change in a future Lix release. Change-Id: I6e38fafe26e234204f5bba2a3a4c1da10f80e5f2
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