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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ Live at: [flox.dev/docs](https://flox.dev/docs).

```
$ flox activate
✅ You are now using the environment 'floxdocs'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'floxdocs'.

λ (floxdocs) $ flox services start mkdocs
✅ Service 'mkdocs' started.
✔ Service 'mkdocs' started.

```
Once mkdocs service started you can preview the documentation at
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/concepts/floxhub-environments.md
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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Another way of working is to [push][flox-push] an environment to [FloxHub][floxh

```{ .sh }
$ flox push
✅ Updates to myenv successfully pushed to FloxHub
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This was completely Clauded. I didn't check spaces throughout

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These aren't colorized when rendered - I'm not sure if there's an easy way to do that

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There's not, really. You'd have to figure out how to wrap these specific characters in different HTML tags and then write custom CSS for them.

✔ Updates to myenv successfully pushed to FloxHub

View the environment at: https://hub.flox.dev/myuser/myenv
Use this environment from another machine: 'flox activate -r myuser/myenv'
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```text
$ flox install -r myuser/myenv ripgrep
✅ 'ripgrep' installed to environment 'myuser/myenv' (local)
✔ 'ripgrep' installed to environment 'myuser/myenv' (local)
```

When the Flox CLI detects that the local and upstream copies are out of sync (for example, you have a new local generation corresponding to the new package you installed), it will notify you with instructions on how to proceed.
For the example above, you would see the following output when activating the environment:

```text
$ flox activate -r myuser/myenv
ℹ️ Environment out of sync with FloxHub.
ℹ Environment out of sync with FloxHub.

Local:

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Use 'flox push|pull -r myuser/myenv' to fetch updates or update the environment on FloxHub.

✅ You are now using the environment 'myuser/myenv (local)'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'myuser/myenv (local)'.
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'
```

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```text
$ flox push -r myuser/myenv
✅ Updates to myenv successfully pushed to FloxHub
✔ Updates to myenv successfully pushed to FloxHub

View the environment at: https://hub.flox.dev/myuser/myenv
Use this environment from another machine: 'flox activate -r myuser/myenv'
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/flox-5-minutes.md
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Expand Up @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Once you have the project, you can run the [`flox activate`][activate] command t

```{ .console }
$ flox activate
✅ You are now using the environment 'flox-in-5min'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'flox-in-5min'.
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'
```

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```{ .console }
$ flox services start
✅ Service 'stopwatch' started.
✔ Service 'stopwatch' started.
```

Let's make sure it's running:
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```{ .console }
$ flox services stop
✅ Service 'stopwatch' stopped
✔ Service 'stopwatch' stopped
```

A _really cool_ feature of Flox is that if you were to exit the environment by running `exit` or pressing `Ctrl-D`, the services running in the environment would be automatically stopped.
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Expand Up @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ This will suggest a few commands you can run next:

```console
$ flox init
✨ Created environment 'new-python-project' (x86_64-linux)
⚡︎ Created environment 'new-python-project' (x86_64-linux)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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```console
$ flox install python311Full
✅ 'python311Full' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
✔ 'python311Full' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
$ flox list
python311Full: python311Full (python3-3.11.9)
```
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```console
$ flox install python311Packages.numpy python311Packages.pandas
✅ 'numpy' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
✅ 'pandas' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
✔ 'numpy' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
✔ 'pandas' installed to environment 'new-python-project'
```

### Activate the new environment
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```console
$ flox activate
✅ You are now using the environment 'new-python-project'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'new-python-project'.
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'

flox [new-python-project] $
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```console
$ flox activate
✅ You are now using the environment 'eralchemy'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'eralchemy'.
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'

Creating python virtual environment in /home/floxfan/eralchemy/.flox/cache/python
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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ We'll create a directory called `myproject` and create a Flox environment inside
$ mkdir myproject
$ cd myproject
$ flox init
✨ Created environment 'myproject' (aarch64-darwin)
⚡︎ Created environment 'myproject' (aarch64-darwin)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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```text
$ flox install go
✅ 'go' installed to environment 'myproject'
✔ 'go' installed to environment 'myproject'
$ # let's see what version of Go we have
$ flox list
go: go (1.24.1)
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```text
$ flox activate
✅ You are now using the environment 'myproject'.
✔ You are now using the environment 'myproject'.
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'

flox [myproject] $ go mod init hello
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hello-0.0.0> patching script interpreter paths in /nix/store/2hc9mjxs6wqcd8cscw9ll650jv1k6wn1-hello-0.0.0/bin/hello
Completed build of hello-0.0.0 in local mode

✨ Build completed successfully. Output created: ./result-hello
⚡︎ Build completed successfully. Output created: ./result-hello
```

It worked!
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hello-opt-1.0.0> patching script interpreter paths in /nix/store/nbykbq9fy0z67hhlf1kvf8wk7wb29x59-hello-opt-1.0.0/bin/hello
Completed build of hello-opt-1.0.0 in local mode

✨ Build completed successfully. Output created: ./result-hello-opt
⚡︎ Build completed successfully. Output created: ./result-hello-opt
```

## Publish the package
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```text
flox [myproject] $ flox install myuser/hello
✅ 'myuser/hello' installed to environment 'myproject'
✔ 'myuser/hello' installed to environment 'myproject'
```

## Conclusion
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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Then create a new environment called `python_env` in it with the [`flox init`][f
```console
$ mkdir myproject && cd myproject
$ flox init -d python_env
✨ Created environment 'python_env' (aarch64-darwin)
⚡︎ Created environment 'python_env' (aarch64-darwin)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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```console
$ flox install -d python_env python312 poetry
✅ 'python312', 'poetry' installed to environment 'python_env'
✔ 'python312', 'poetry' installed to environment 'python_env'
```

Now you can push this environment to [FloxHub][floxhub].
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```console
$ flox push -d python_env
✅ python_env successfully pushed to FloxHub
✔ python_env successfully pushed to FloxHub

Use 'flox pull myuser/python_env' to get this environment in any other location.

Expand All @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Let's create a new copy of this environment in a directory called `new_python_pr

```console
$ flox pull -d new_python_project --copy myuser/python_env
✨ Created path environment from myuser/python_env.
⚡︎ Created path environment from myuser/python_env.

You can activate this environment with 'flox activate'
```
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```console
$ flox init -d composed_python_project
✨ Created environment 'composed_python_project' (aarch64-darwin)
⚡︎ Created environment 'composed_python_project' (aarch64-darwin)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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Once you save and exit you should see this output:

```console
✅ Environment successfully updated.
✔ Environment successfully updated.
ℹ The following manifest fields were overridden during merging:
- This environment set:
- options.systems
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```console
$ flox install -d composed_python_project python312Packages.pytest
✅ 'pytest' installed to environment 'composed_python_project'
✔ 'pytest' installed to environment 'composed_python_project'
```

Note that the message says the package was installed to the `composed_python_project` environment.
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```console
$ flox install -d python_env python312Packages.hypothesis
✅ 'hypothesis' installed to environment 'myuser/python_env'
✔ 'hypothesis' installed to environment 'myuser/python_env'
```

Now let's propagate those changes to the composed environment:

```console
$ flox include upgrade -d composed_python_project
✅ Upgraded 'composed_python_project' with latest changes to:
✔ Upgraded 'composed_python_project' with latest changes to:
- 'python_env'
```

Expand All @@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ Push the additional package that we installed to `myuser/python_env` earlier:

```console
$ flox push -d python_env
✅ Updates to python_env successfully pushed to FloxHub
✔ Updates to python_env successfully pushed to FloxHub

Use 'flox pull myuser/python_env to get this environment in any other location.
```
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Expand Up @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/your-username/example-project/.git/

```console
$ flox init
✨ Created environment example-project (aarch64-darwin)
⚡︎ Created environment example-project (aarch64-darwin)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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```console
$ flox install nodejs
✅ 'nodejs' installed to environment example-project at /Users/myuser/example-project
✔ 'nodejs' installed to environment example-project at /Users/myuser/example-project
```

!!! note "Note"
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```console
$ flox install mkcert
✅ 'mkcert' installed to environment example-project at /Users/myuser/example-project
✔ 'mkcert' installed to environment example-project at /Users/myuser/example-project
```

## Enter and use the environment
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```console
$ flox install python3 flox-cuda/python3Packages.torch flox-cuda/python3Packages.torchvision
✅ 'python3' installed to environment 'mnist'
⚠️ 'torch' installed only for the following systems: x86_64-linux, aarch64-linux
⚠️ 'torchvision' installed only for the following systems: x86_64-linux
✔ 'python3' installed to environment 'mnist'
! 'torch' installed only for the following systems: x86_64-linux, aarch64-linux
! 'torchvision' installed only for the following systems: x86_64-linux

```

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Expand Up @@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ and initialize a FloxHub environment under your account:

```{ .bash }
flox auth status || flox auth login
✅ Authentication complete
✅ Logged in as <youruser>
✔ Authentication complete
✔ Logged in as <youruser>

flox init -r <youruser>/default
```
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```console
$ flox install hello
✅ 'hello' installed to environment 'default'
✔ 'hello' installed to environment 'default'
```

It worked (though you shouldn't be surprised; Flox is awesome)!
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When you do this, you should see the following output, indicating success:

```console
✅ 'hello' installed to environment 'default'
✔ 'hello' installed to environment 'default'
```

## Customization
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Expand Up @@ -22,12 +22,12 @@ Here we are installing `curl`, `gitFull`, `gnupg`, `inetutils`, `tree`, and

```console
$ flox install curl gitFull gnupg inetutils tree vim
✅ 'curl' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✅ 'gitFull' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✅ 'gnupg' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✅ 'inetutils' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✅ 'tree' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✅ 'vim' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'curl' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'gitFull' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'gnupg' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'inetutils' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'tree' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
✔ 'vim' installed to environment default at /Users/youruser
```

Let's inspect the contents of the environment with [`flox list`][flox_list]:
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```console
flox [default] $ flox init
✨ Created environment material-ui (aarch64-darwin)
⚡︎ Created environment material-ui (aarch64-darwin)

Next:
$ flox search <package> <- Search for a package
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```console
flox [default] $ flox install yarn
✅ 'yarn' installed to environment material-ui at /Users/youruser/material-ui
✔ 'yarn' installed to environment material-ui at /Users/youruser/material-ui
```

Now we're ready to do development on this project!
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```console
$ flox envs
✨ Active environments:
⚡︎ Active environments:
material-ui /home/youruser/material-ui
default /home/youruser

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