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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Why is a Nix rollback just a symlink flip?

    Nix enables instant rollbacks by using immutable store paths and symlink-based generations rather than in-place installation like apt or brew. Installing or removing packages creates new numbered snapshots without modifying existing ones, so rolling back simply repoints a symlink to a previous generation with no downloads or rebuilds needed. The tradeoff is that deleting generations doesn't immediately free disk space until garbage collection runs and no roots reference those paths.

    By Anand Suresh