Sam/custom pam

[samrose]

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

• coupled with a PR for internal repo
• adds gatekeeper private flake, but follows nixpkgs for this flake
• passes in an arg to use go 1.24 since that is not the default go version we're using in nixpkgs in this flake
• packages gatekeeper by using the https://flake.parts/ pattern of creating a module with configuration for the package at nix/packages/gatekeeper.nix and then uses the package in nix/packages/default.nix

I will follow up with an explanation as to why we use this flake-parts approach soon.

The fundamental reasons are discussed at https://flake.parts/index.html

[steve-chavez]

packages gatekeeper by using the https://flake.parts/ pattern of creating a module with configuration for the package at nix/packages/gatekeeper.nix and then uses the package in nix/packages/default.nix

@samrose What's the advantage of the above compared to callPackage? Overall looks like the flake way is much more verbose.

[samrose]

packages gatekeeper by using the https://flake.parts/ pattern of creating a module with configuration for the package at nix/packages/gatekeeper.nix and then uses the package in nix/packages/default.nix

@samrose What's the advantage of the above compared to callPackage? Overall looks like the flake way is much more verbose.

@steve-chavez for what it's worth, here are the advantages to using flakes, and the flake-parts framework https://gist.github.com/samrose/a9a19b7fad0aed8fd8355bdf0b87df08

[staaldraad]

this and #1765 are directly related. I don't feel like merging the two into one version though, as the change in 1765 is pretty significant already.

[samrose]

this and #1765 are directly related. I don't feel like merging the two into one version though, as the change in 1765 is pretty significant already.

@staaldraad I personally support whatever works best for you. I only created this PR to trigger some of the tests and builds and checks that let us know things are working as desired + give a simpler way to see changs. But thought you could either use this PR, or move work as you see fit.