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# Flake output sizes
**Definitions:**
-`Name`: the name of the package/configuration.
-`Size`: the closure size (size on disk/NAR size + all transitive dependencies).
-`NAR Size`: the size of the build output (package without the dependencies).
-`[NAR] Size Change`: the amount changed compared to the main branch.
**Tips on reading this data:**
- For NixOS configurations you generally care only about the `Size` (closure size/size on disk).
- Reduce the `Size` by disabling unneeded services/default packages.
- For Packages you care about both the `Size` and the `NAR Size`.
- Reduce the `NAR Size` by reducing the size of the build outputs, e.g. don't copy unnecessary data to the $out dir, optimize binaries for size, etc.
- Reduce the `Size` by reducing the dependencies (e.g. `buildInputs`).
- Don't worry too much about size, some dependencies are deduplicated, e.g. `glibc` adds ~40MiB to the `Size`, but is generally shared by ~every binary on the system, so, chances are, you are already including it from somewhere else and statically linking with e.g. `musl` is not gonna improve things.