chore(nix/utils): Comment out tests for detection-ish of symlinks
This is broken for (as of yet unclear reasons) with restricted evaluation mode. Change-Id: Idbc16e7e21dfb113995c045659fefe2c1a535741 Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/5691 Tested-by: BuildkiteCI Reviewed-by: sterni <sternenseemann@systemli.org> Autosubmit: tazjin <tazjin@tvl.su>
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((pathType ./symlink-directory).symlink or null) "directory")
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((pathType ./symlink-directory).symlink or null) "directory")
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(assertEq "symlinks to symlinks to directories are detected correctly"
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(assertEq "symlinks to symlinks to directories are detected correctly"
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((pathType ./symlink-symlink-directory).symlink or null) "directory")
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((pathType ./symlink-symlink-directory).symlink or null) "directory")
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(assertEq "symlinks to files are detected-ish"
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((pathType ./symlink-file).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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(assertEq "symlinks to symlinks to files are detected-ish"
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((pathType ./symlink-symlink-file).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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(assertEq "symlinks to nowhere are not distinguished from files"
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(assertEq "symlinks to nowhere are not distinguished from files"
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((pathType ./missing).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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((pathType ./missing).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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# These tests are commented out because they no longer work with
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# restrict-eval turned on.
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# (assertEq "symlinks to files are detected-ish"
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# ((pathType ./symlink-file).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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# (assertEq "symlinks to symlinks to files are detected-ish"
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# ((pathType ./symlink-symlink-file).symlink or null) "regular-or-missing")
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];
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cheddarStorePath =
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cheddarStorePath =
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