ops(flake-review): add flake-review workflow

[ojsef39]

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that integrates flake-review for automated Nix flake validation on pull requests. The workflow uses a reusable workflow from an external repository to review Nix flake changes across both macOS (aarch64-darwin) and Linux (x86_64-linux) platforms, which aligns with this project's Nix flake-based architecture.

Changes:

• Added flake-review workflow triggered on pull requests to master and dev branches
• Configured appropriate permissions for reading repository contents and commenting on pull requests
• Set up matrix builds for both Darwin and Linux systems to ensure cross-platform compatibility

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[Inrixia]

Please review failing builds

[xaiyadev]

3 Minutes for a check step sounds really ruff tbf...

Also the conflict will happen until #141 is not fixed

[ojsef39]

3 Minutes for a check step sounds really ruff tbf...

Also the conflict will happen until #141 is not fixed

yeah, nix install takes forever on macOS, unfortunately and a bigger runner costs money :(
also in that run the package wasnt cached since i had something changed, maybe ill change the workflow to just use the script directly instead of nix packaged that should be wayyy faster

[Inrixia]

@xaiyadev thx thought so. I'll consider this blocked by that then just to verify

[Inrixia]

@ojsef39 yea ideally runtime should be ~30s like Linux.

Caching and using preinstalled things where possible would be preferable.

[ojsef39]

@ojsef39 yea ideally runtime should be ~30s like Linux.

Caching and using preinstalled things where possible would be preferable.

I'll try my best, not sure how much i can do tho since most of the time is used by installing nix itself, ill give an update tomorrow :)

edit just looked again and yeah majority of time is in the review step itself, maybe i can get rid of some dependencies or something to make that faster

edit2 the pipeline failed because i had wrong cache entries in cachix, seems like the native-linux-builder features works against me with this so i started using a vm but forgot about the cache

[Inrixia]

FYI I don't get notifications on comment edits. Idm it but might be nicer to just add new comments