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Building and Privately Caching x86 and Aarch64 NixOS Systems with GitHub Actions
Building and Privately Caching x86 and aarch64 NixOS Systems with Github Actions.
In the previous article we walked through how to set up our very own Nix binary cache.
It’s great being able to run attic push system /run/current-system on whichever machine we are currently using, but the the chances are that if you use Nix to manage your system configurations, you have a system configuration monorepo, and depending on how many machines and architectures you are targeting, it can quickly become tiresome to manually push to the cache from each of them.
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