ci: use nix #50
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Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml Update test.yml boopfdsa no opam asd add bash arguments. update workflow
touch touch remove pr trigger run on github changes Update opam.yml Update opam.yml opam exec dune
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The current Dockerfile is unmaintained and has fallen out of date. It also never saw use as a common development environment so it's not a good base for the CI.
This changes the aslp CI to use the now-preferred Nix environment. This has the added benefit of offering more transparency than a Docker container's binary blob.
To make sure we can still build with plain opam, it might be useful to run a weekly build with only opam/dune. This will be slow, but it would just be a sanity check.
For reference, the previous Dockerfile was here: https://github.com/katrinafyi/pac-environment