this derivation will be built:
  /nix/store/adp46k2wy91d2nxwi8db6lgnk96x2apd-iets-ast-grep.drv
warning: ignoring the client-specified setting 'store', because it is a restricted setting and you are not a trusted user
building '/nix/store/adp46k2wy91d2nxwi8db6lgnk96x2apd-iets-ast-grep.drv' on farm.numtide.com:50051
iets-ast-grep> bld1: building adp46k2wy91d2nxwi8db6lgnk96x2apd-iets-ast-grep.drv
iets-ast-grep> error[no-comment-essays]: comment block of 8+ lines; condense it to the WHY
iets-ast-grep>     ┌─ src/source/remote.rs:290:1
iets-ast-grep>     │                  
iets-ast-grep> 283 │     ╭             /// A remote input's tree must be readable at its store path so `import` reads
iets-ast-grep> 284 │     │ ╭           /// exactly what Nix reads. `/nix/store` is used when it has the tree, then the
iets-ast-grep>     │     ╰────────────'
iets-ast-grep> 285 │       │ ╭         /// user-level input store; a tarball-shaped input in neither is downloaded into
iets-ast-grep>     │       ╰──────────'
iets-ast-grep> 286 │         │ ╭       /// that, and reads come out of the spool by offset (`crate::treestore`). A
iets-ast-grep>     │         ╰────────'
iets-ast-grep> 287 │           │ ╭     /// reachable daemon is asked to substitute first, since a local copy beats a
iets-ast-grep>     │           ╰──────'
iets-ast-grep> 288 │             │ ╭   /// download. A `git` or `hg` input still goes through Nix's `fetchTree`, which
iets-ast-grep>     │             ╰────'
iets-ast-grep> 289 │               │ ╭ /// writes `/nix/store`. Never called for a `path` input; the root tree, which
iets-ast-grep>     │               ╰──'
iets-ast-grep> 290 │ ╭               │ /// no allow list judges, takes [`readable`].
iets-ast-grep>     │ │               ╰'
iets-ast-grep> 291 │ │ ╭               pub fn ensure_readable(
iets-ast-grep>     │ ╰────────────────^
iets-ast-grep>     ·   │              
iets-ast-grep> 300 │   │               }
iets-ast-grep>     │   ╰───────────────'
iets-ast-grep> 
iets-ast-grep> Error: 1 error(s) found in code.
iets-ast-grep> Help: Scan succeeded and found error level diagnostics in the codebase.
iets-ast-grep> 
error: Cannot build '/nix/store/adp46k2wy91d2nxwi8db6lgnk96x2apd-iets-ast-grep.drv'.
       Reason: builder failed with exit code 1.
       Output paths:
         /nix/store/flclj935byxxaxxnlj2b9p8r21w61cxh-iets-ast-grep
       Last 25 log lines:
       >     │
       > 283 │     ╭             /// A remote input's tree must be readable at its store path so `import` reads
       > 284 │     │ ╭           /// exactly what Nix reads. `/nix/store` is used when it has the tree, then the
       >     │     ╰────────────'
       > 285 │       │ ╭         /// user-level input store; a tarball-shaped input in neither is downloaded into
       >     │       ╰──────────'
       > 286 │         │ ╭       /// that, and reads come out of the spool by offset (`crate::treestore`). A
       >     │         ╰────────'
       > 287 │           │ ╭     /// reachable daemon is asked to substitute first, since a local copy beats a
       >     │           ╰──────'
       > 288 │             │ ╭   /// download. A `git` or `hg` input still goes through Nix's `fetchTree`, which
       >     │             ╰────'
       > 289 │               │ ╭ /// writes `/nix/store`. Never called for a `path` input; the root tree, which
       >     │               ╰──'
       > 290 │ ╭               │ /// no allow list judges, takes [`readable`].
       >     │ │               ╰'
       > 291 │ │ ╭               pub fn ensure_readable(
       >     │ ╰────────────────^
       >     ·   │
       > 300 │   │               }
       >     │   ╰───────────────'
       >
       > Error: 1 error(s) found in code.
       > Help: Scan succeeded and found error level diagnostics in the codebase.
       >
       For full logs, run:
         nix log /nix/store/adp46k2wy91d2nxwi8db6lgnk96x2apd-iets-ast-grep.drv