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I have considered showing something along these lines, however, currently, there isn't a good way to figure out exactly which packages are installed by which options other than evaluating all of nixpkgs. I've seen that nix-store --query --requisites /run/current-system
shows all derivations, but there isn't always a 1-1 match from derivation to attribute, so it would be as unreliable as nix-env
. It could probably be done manually in the future though
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I think maintaining the matching manually is too unreliable, because it will easily get out-of-date.
Could we or Nix cache the result and have to evaluate nixpkgs only once? I think they do that for available packages, so it should be possible to do it with options as well.
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Yeah that could be done, not sure how to do it though since that information doesn't seem to be in the evaluated options
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