Inspect the build result of a pipeline.

Returns a data frame with four columns: - derivation: the name of the derivation - build_success: whether the build was successful or not - path: the path of this derivation in the Nix store - output: the output, if this derivation was built successfully. Empty outputs mean that this derivation was not built successfully. Several outputs for a single derivation are possible. In the derivation column you will find an object called all-derivations. This object is generated automatically for internal purposes, and you can safely ignore it.

Usage

rxp_inspect(project_path = ".", which_log = NULL)

Arguments

project_path

Character, defaults to ".". Path to the root directory of the project.

which_log

Character, defaults to NULL. If NULL the most recent build log is used. If a string is provided, it's used as a regular expression to match against available log files.

Value

A data frame with derivation names, if their build was successful, their paths in the /nix/store, and their build outputs.

See also

Other utilities: print.rxp_derivation(), rxp_copy(), rxp_gc(), rxp_init(), rxp_list_logs(), rxp_load(), rxp_read(), rxp_trace()

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
  # Inspect the most recent build
  build_results <- rxp_inspect()

  # Inspect a specific build log
  build_results <- rxp_inspect(which_log = "20250510")

  # Check which derivations failed
  failed <- subset(build_results, !build_success)
} # }