eachSystem: prefix system-less outpus with _
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Enhances `eachSystem` and the functions that build off of it to pass through system-independant outputs such as `lib` by simply refixing it with `_`: `_lib`. In additional, attributes prefixed with 2 (`__`) underscores are passed through unmodified, for the sake of `__functor` _et al_.
This was referenced Nov 6, 2022
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We've diverged the logic a bit more in nosys, so I'll close this for now. |
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Enhances
eachSystemand the functions that build off of it to pass through system-independant outputs such aslibby simply prefixing it with_:_lib.In additional, attributes prefixed with 2 (
__) underscores are passed through unmodified, for the sake of__functoret al.Currently in use here, but I'd rather use this as an upstream, or possibly even merge the
noSysanddeSysfunctions here if you are open to it.