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Hm, what if Nix was able to continue evaluation after evaluation errors
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As in, it would just continue to the next "element" which would've been evaluated after the failing one
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Evaluation then only errors once it can't find any more elements to evaluate
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Then it would throw all evaluation errors at once
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As someone who makes a lot of errors, the compiler/runtime telling me about more of them sooner sounds like a good thing : )
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I guess it could also throw them right away, but still continue evaluation
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Should probably be opt-in too
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