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authorQuentin Aristote <quentin@aristote.fr>2021-12-05 23:09:23 +0100
committerQuentin Aristote <quentin@aristote.fr>2021-12-05 23:09:23 +0100
commitf9249e06bebcfdbe1cc39e8f785aa6fb64c2f932 (patch)
tree2a435ec8cc55e937046f43ca7127bbe307671ee5
parentb9a2e995f49e36d252d821206bae7dca84289a0f (diff)
rephrase readme
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@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ environments for different development frameworks.
But creating a new virtual environment may end up being non trivial and
cumbersome, because =nix-shell= doesn't have a similar database of crowdsourced
-configurations.
-Consider the example of OCaml virtual environments. Simply using the =shell.nix= file
+configurations. Consider the example of OCaml virtual environments. Simply using
+the =shell.nix= file given by
#+BEGIN_SRC nix
{ pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {} }:
{
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ rewrite the same code or to find the previous file and copy it.
=venv-manager= aims to fill that gap by using the modularity of Nix to provide
common configurations for virtual environments that may be enabled in a whim.
-Now creating the same OCaml environment only requires the following declaration
+Now creating the same OCaml environment only requires the following declaration.
#+BEGIN_SRC nix
{
ocaml = {