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rinf_cli: init at 8.7.2 #413223
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Welcome to nixpkgs and thank you for your contribution!
Thank you for asking upstream about providing a lockfile.
Let's continue with fetching the crate for now and see what they respond.
I do not see any problems with this derivation and started a nixpkgs-review
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Approved automatically following the successful run of nixpkgs-review
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Approved automatically following the successful run of nixpkgs-review
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It's useful to install this with Nix as part of devshells. I don't have Flutter installed on my system. Instead, I use devshells to install dependencies on a per-project basis. |
Rinf is a framework for creating cross-platform Rust apps by using Flutter as the UI layer. The project consists of a Dart package, a Rust crate, and a CLI tool that generates Dart code from Rust structs.
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