display attr-path only when queried available #3380
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It's probably better to throw an error if |
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Thanks. I've updated the commit to throw an error. |
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Is it possible to get the attribute path that generated an installed package? E.g., |
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It would be a huge improvement in usability, but I don't think this information is stored. |
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Currently the option
--attr-pathis not relevant when queried with--installed. We have no way to know what the original attribute path is. This pull request remove the display of the misleadingattr-pathobtained frommanifest.nix.Closes #3288