Syncthing still supports existing Linux installations that keep config.xml under XDG_CONFIG_HOME/syncthing. Resolve the runtime directory from the generated scripts so Home Manager waits on and copies keys into the existing legacy directory when no state-dir config exists.
Fixes#6933
Use the standalone User Themes extension package when enabling GNOME Shell theme support instead of installing the full gnome-shell-extensions package.
Closes#9171
Add programs.ssh.settings as a freeform DAG for OpenSSH client configuration blocks. Render Host and Match blocks directly from the new settings option while preserving ordering support.
Render known ssh_config comma-list directives from Nix lists as single comma-separated lines and known space-list directives as single whitespace-separated lines. This keeps directives like KexAlgorithms, Ciphers, MACs, HostKeyAlgorithms, ProxyJump, SendEnv, GlobalKnownHostsFile, and PermitRemoteOpen from being emitted as duplicate directives where OpenSSH may only use the first value.
Migrate legacy matchBlocks into settings, keep root SSH option redirects pointed at the new option names, and hide the deprecated matchBlocks option from generated docs.
Update SSH tests, docs references, and news coverage for the new option.
Adds Home Manager module for ec, a 3-way terminal native Git merge conflict resolver.
The module supports:
- Git integration by configuring ec as a mergetool.
'fonts.fontconfig.enable' is, according to the documentation, disabled
by default. However, when Home Manager is installed as a NixOS submodule
and 'home-manager.useUserPackages' is enabled, it defaults to NixOS'
'fonts.fontconfig.enable'. This commit makes this behaviour transparent.
Closes#3966.
Add an option to order Walker's user service after elephant.service and add a systemd Requires= dependency when enabled.
The option defaults to services.elephant.enable, so Home Manager-managed Elephant setups work automatically while users can still enable the dependency for an externally managed elephant.service.
Add a service module for Elephant with package installation, provider selection, TOML config generation, and a systemd user service.
This gives Elephant its own configuration surface instead of wiring it through Walker.
`literalExpression` is intended just to signify code that needs to stay
a string that gets represented exactly as-is for docs. It has been
misused heavily and people get confused repeatedly on when or not to use
it because of the rampant misuse.
Use parameter expansion with a default value when checking Home Manager's session-variable sentinels.
Users with zsh NO_UNSET or shell nounset enabled were seeing parameter-not-set errors before the generated session variables had a chance to export the sentinel variables.
Update the home session-variable and zsh fixtures to cover the generated guards.
Different discord branches use different config locations, but home-manager
uses `${configDir}/discord` unconditionally. This adds an option that changes
that to `${configDir}/${configName}`.
Insert the command-option terminator before values passed to kwriteconfig6 so negative numeric settings are not parsed as command flags.
This fixes KDE settings such as DimDisplayIdleTimeoutSec = -1, which previously produced an unknown-option error from kwriteconfig6.
Cover the regression in the existing qt-basic NMT test by checking the generated activation command includes the terminator before the negative value.
Quote generated Quadlet key-value entries when attrset-backed values contain whitespace, preserving the value as a single systemd/Quadlet field.
Without quoting, label values such as Traefik rules are split by podman-system-generator into multiple invalid --label arguments.
Extend the container NMT fixture with a label containing spaces and assert the generated service preserves it as one label.
Adds programs.t3code so T3 Code can be installed and configured from Home
Manager, including optional merge semantics when the app mutates its config
files. Includes a news entry and tests for empty, merged, and immutable setups.
Make the location of Claude Code's configuration files configurable.
The option defaults to `~/.claude` so existing setups are unaffected,
and exports the `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` environment variable automatically
whenever the directory differs from the upstream default so the CLI
reads from the same location home-manager wrote to.
The option follows the convention established by
`programs.github-copilot-cli`: an absolute-path string with a
`defaultText` for clean documentation rendering, an `upstreamConfigDir`
constant, and a session variable wired only when the user opts out of
the upstream default.
This fixes the path of the wallust config file to be under Library/Application Support/wallust when on Darwin, instead of assuming it always falls under the XDG_CONFIG_HOME (for whatever reason the owner of the Rust dirs package refuses to allow XDG on macOS, since it's non-standard)
The isHandler filter, rather than checking if the function _has_ any
handler attribute, now checks if the function has any handler attribute
_that is not null_. This prevents non-handler functions defined as an
attrset (as opposed to a string) from being sourced in config.fish.
Adds `programs.microsoft-edge` to the Chromium-based browser module,
exposing the same `commandLineArgs`, `extensions`, `dictionaries` and
`nativeMessagingHosts` interface as the other supported browsers.
The `microsoft-edge` package in nixpkgs is `x86_64-linux` only, so on
macOS users must either set `programs.microsoft-edge.package = null`
(to manage configuration files only) or supply a custom
darwin-compatible package.
I do not use kanshi anymore and thus cannot meaningfully test changes.
Since it is my only maintained module, also remove myself from the
maintainer lists.
