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WSL config sets non-existent interop options #42

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opened 2026-06-24 15:34:35 +01:00 by lyrathorpe · 0 comments
lyrathorpe commented 2026-06-24 15:34:35 +01:00
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system/machine/EDaaS/configuration.nix sets two options under wsl.wslConf.interop that the NixOS-WSL module does not declare:

  • wslConf.interop.register
  • wslConf.interop.includePath

The module's interop submodule declares only enabled and appendWindowsPath. The freeform INI type on wslConf does not extend to keys nested under the already-declared interop group, so evaluation rejects these as unknown options.

Neither is a valid wsl.conf [interop] key — the section supports only enabled and appendWindowsPath. (register is a wsl.exe CLI verb, not a config field; includePath does not exist.)

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`system/machine/EDaaS/configuration.nix` sets two options under `wsl.wslConf.interop` that the NixOS-WSL module does not declare: - `wslConf.interop.register` - `wslConf.interop.includePath` The module's `interop` submodule declares only `enabled` and `appendWindowsPath`. The freeform INI type on `wslConf` does not extend to keys nested under the already-declared `interop` group, so evaluation rejects these as unknown options. Neither is a valid `wsl.conf` `[interop]` key — the section supports only `enabled` and `appendWindowsPath`. (`register` is a `wsl.exe` CLI verb, not a config field; `includePath` does not exist.) ### Fix Remove both lines.
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Reference: lyrathorpe/nixfiles#42
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