using root account get and keep access presuming pre-existing key

deduplicate flake inputs

make re-exports explicit again

Revert "deduplicate flake inputs"

This reverts commit 95769084ce.

switch launch shell to root flake's nixpkgs, see #279

use flake-sourced nixos-anywhere in tf, to reproduce modules for nix

properly pass repo dir for prod, be it with hard-coded TF init

move tf init out of python over read-only nix env

skip tf lock in views.py over read-only nix env

specify XDG_CACHE_HOME, workaround to error writing to /var/empty/.cache

update

document updating TF module

get TF in prod to the same 'installable ... does not correspond to a Nix language value' for non-flakes

seemingly gets further when a similar command is tried from terminal.
as per https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/8752#issuecomment-1694714693,
this may have to do with aligning the current working directory.

rm launch flake, as i seem to have reached similar progress without it

update nixos-anywhere to fix error 'installable ... does not correspond to a Nix language value'

rm comment

untrack TF generated provider/module stuff - local dev now requires following launch/README.md

for now gitignore .auto.tfvars.json used to track TF module of nixos-anywhere

in case we want that file for something else, we can move this (and its
ignore) to something separate.

use a mutable HOME in TF for nixos-anywhere to make a `.ssh` dir in - will this not backfire?

change ssh user to root

allow accessing test vms from fedi201's machine ssh key, closes #286

allow accessing test vms from fedi201's machine ssh key, closes #286

update nixpkgs to unstable - resolves manual deploy error on bootloader already on newer version

switch to bash deployment

tmp

infra/flake-part.nix

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ let
             [
               ./test-machines/${vmName}
               {
-                users.users.root.openssh.authorizedKeys.keys = [
+                nixos.module.users.users.root.openssh.authorizedKeys.keys = [
                   # allow our panel vm access to the test machines
                   (import ../keys).systems.fedi201
                 ];