[% filename = "${build.nixname}.closure.gz" %]
          [% uri = c.uri_for('/build' build.id 'nix' 'closure' filename ) %]

            [<a class="productDetailsToggle" href="javascript:">help</a>]
            <div class="help productDetails">
                  <p>If you have Nix installed on your machine, this failed build output and
                  all its dependencies can be unpacked into your local Nix store by doing:</p>
        
                  <pre>$ curl [% uri %] | gunzip | nix-store --import</pre>
        
                  <p>The build output can then be found in the path <tt>[% product.path %]</tt>.</p>
              
              </p>
            </div>

          <tr class="product">
            <td>
    
            [% filename = "${build.nixname}.closure.gz" %]
            [% uri = c.uri_for('/build' build.id 'nix' 'closure' filename ) %]
            
            <a href="[% uri %]">
              <img src="/static/images/nix-build.png" alt="Source" />
              Nix closure of path <tt>[% product.path %]</tt>
            </a>
            
            [<a class="productDetailsToggle" href="javascript:">help</a>]
            <div class="help productDetails">
              <p>If you have Nix installed on your machine, this build and
              all its dependencies can be unpacked into your local Nix
              store by doing:</p>
    
              <pre>$ gunzip &lt; [% filename %] | nix-store --import</pre>
    
              <p>or to download and unpack in one command:</p>
    
              <pre>$ curl [% uri %] | gunzip | nix-store --import</pre>
    
              <p>The package can then be found in the path <tt>[%
              product.path %]</tt>.  You’ll probably also want to do</p>
    
              <pre>$ nix-env -i [% product.path %]</pre>
    
              <p>to actually install the package in your Nix user environment.</p>
    
              <p>If you get the error message “imported
              archive lacks a signature”, you should make sure that you have
              sufficient access rights to the Nix store, e.g., run the
              command as <tt>root</tt>.</p>
            </div>
    
            </td>
          </tr>

      <tr class="product">
        <td>

        [% filename = "${build.nixname}.closure.gz" %]
        [% uri = c.uri_for('/build' build.id 'nix' 'closure' filename ) %]
        
        <a href="[% uri %]">
          <img src="/static/images/nix-build.png" alt="Source" />
          Nix closure of path <tt>[% product.path %]</tt>
        </a>
        
        [<a class="productDetailsToggle" href="javascript:">help</a>]
        <div class="help productDetails">
          <p>If you have Nix installed on your machine, this build and
          all its dependencies can be unpacked into your local Nix
          store by doing:</p>
          <pre>$ gunzip &lt; [% filename %] | nix-store --import</pre>
          <p>or to download and unpack in one command:</p>
          <pre>$ curl [% uri %] | gunzip | nix-store --import</pre>
          <p>The package can then be found in the path <tt>[%
          product.path %]</tt>.  You’ll probably also want to do</p>
          <pre>$ nix-env -i [% product.path %]</pre>
          <p>to actually install the package in your Nix user environment.</p>
          <p>If you get the error message “imported
          archive lacks a signature”, you should make sure that you have
          sufficient access rights to the Nix store, e.g., run the
          command as <tt>root</tt>.</p>
        </div>
        </td>
      </tr>