Use fd to rebuild untracked files #414
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Fixes NixOS#410 `git ls-files` only traces files that are already in Git. When adding new content, this is inconvenient. `fd` searches the entire directory irrespective of the files' status in Git. However, it still respects .gitignore files, so that it ignores build artifacts.
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Hm… this is my first time touching a flake. Traditionally I would have added this package to
shell.nix. Is it okay to add it underbuildInputs, even though it is only developer tooling? Or do we have a better place for such things?By the way git was also not in there… of course, everyone has Git already, making this rarely a practical problem. But still in a pure nix-shell
git ls-files | entr makefails.