Fix: nix-shell raised 'pop_var_context' #594
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Using nix-shell with the latest version of Nixpkgs raised the following error: ``` bash: pop_var_context: head of shell_variables not a function context ``` Changing the order of the instructions fixed this.
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Using nix-shell with the latest version of Nixpkgs raised the following
error:
Changing the order of the instructions fixed this.