Maximilian Bosch
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So I recently saw it the first time in the wild, I liked that you get interactively asked about the nix.conf settings from the flake, but there were a few minor things that I'd like to see changed: * The `(y/N)` was somewhere in the middle of the line. Moved it to the end. At first I assumed it was a bug because another thread into my terminal while I was answering the question. * I had to say no four times for a single flake with two options. So if you already know you don't want any of the config for _this_ flake, I found a `No to all` switch that ignores the rest of the nix.conf settings a little more ergonomic than having to stop the invocation, looking up the exact wording of `--no-accept-flake-config` and restarting it. Hence, I added it. * Added a note where the choices which settings to trust are persisted. My initial assumption was that this went into `nix.conf` which is not writable on NixOS, so I said no there as well. Change-Id: I0a0d9c403f0662df4707697a77f08e6cd003ec6f
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