libstore: parameterize the inputs of Derivation#15968
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Working with templates adds some overhead, but parameterizing the inputs is an important prerequisite for storing the options inside the derivation. Subsequent commits can clean this up significantly. Co-authored-by: Amaan Qureshi <git@amaanq.com>
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This is much nicer to read than imperatively mutating fields one by one.
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Working with templates adds some overhead, but parameterizing the inputs
is an important prerequisite for storing the options inside the derivation.
Subsequent commits can clean this up significantly.