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fix: typo in introduction-to-flakes
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ I delved into some details regarding Flakes:
After reviewing these resources, it seems that Flakes may be(or may not...) stabilized within two years, possibly accompanied by some breaking changes.
## the New CLI and the Classic CLI
## The New CLI and the Classic CLI
Nix introduced two experimental features, `nix-command` and `flakes`, in the year 2020.
These features bring forth a new command-line interface (referred to as the New CLI), a standardized Nix package structure definition (known as the Flakes feature), and features like `flake.lock`, similar to version lock files in cargo/npm.
@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ When researching, you can replace them with the corresponding New CLI commands (
4. `nix-build`: `nix-build` builds Nix packages and places the build results in `/nix/store`, but it does not record them in Nix's declarative configuration.
1. New CLI: `nix-build` is replaced by `nix build`.
5. `nix-collect-garbage`: Garbage collection command used to clean up unused Store Objects in `/nix/store`.
1. There is a smimilar command in the New CLI, `nix store gc --debug`, but it do not clean the profile generations, so there is currently no alternative for this command.
1. There is a similar command in the New CLI, `nix store gc --debug`, but it do not clean the profile generations, so there is currently no alternative for this command.
6. And other less commonly used commands are not listed here.
1. You can refer to the detailed command comparison list in [Try to explain nix commands](https://qiita.com/Sumi-Sumi/items/6de9ee7aab10bc0dbead?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en).