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No, it builds on top of nix. But it seems like the only real option for declarative package management.
Nix shell and nix-shell are different commands
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nix-shell-nix-shell-and-nix-develop/25964/4
So does nix shell
nix shell -p works without flakes enabled
Sorry I meant nix-shell -p, I didn't read your original comment properly apparently
It's definitely an option as op wants to run one script from the sounds of it, nix-shell not nix shell is perfect for that
It's a bit needlessly confusing that there are two entirely separate commands with the same name and thought you were talking about the original one