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# Pinning Microsoft GitHub Inputs | Nixtamal
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There is a gratis tier for repositories ( terms apply ).
When you write an input of this kind, you will substitute the owner & project slugs. How to pin a Micosoft GitHub repository with Nix + Nixtamal Letâs show the way using the Movim repository.
When you do this, you will substitute the owner & project slugs.
In most cases, you will want to prefer fetching the archive (Microsoft GitHub supports gzip) over the Git input kind. git ls-remote is preferred by us for being more generic & anecdotally having less issues with throttling. Latest revision // manifest.kdl inputs { movim { archive { url "https://github.com/movim/movim/archive/{{fresh-value}}.tar.gz" } } fresh-cmd { $ git ls-remote --heads "https://github.com/movim/movim.git" | cut -f1 } } Latest release tag // manifest.kdl inputs { movim { archive { url "https://github.com/movim/movim/archive/{{fresh-value}}.tar.gz" } } fresh-cmd { $ git ls-remote --tags --sort= v:refname "https://github.com/movim/movim.git" | grep -E "'refs/tags/v([0-9]+ \\ .)+[0-9]+$'" | tail -n1 | sed "'s|.*refs/tags/||'" } } Site made with Nix ( dep management), Nickel ( config ), Soupault ( SSG ), Docutils ( rST rendering), mandoc (manpage conversion), & sugilite256 (color scheme). © 2025â2026 toastal .
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