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clacke

I need #PureDarwin for macOS 13, just enough to run #Nix on it. The purpose: Build (hydra) server for Nix/macOS derivations. Sadly, the latest preliminary release of PureDarwin and the PureDarwin Nano distribution (just drops into a she…

clacke clacke

Yep, 4 GB RAM and 2 GB swap not enough to install pandoc in Nix. It failed at or after "copying path '/nix/store/3cv3s9lv79qjkqyafbclbk03gz5z813w-ghc-8.2.2' from 'https://cache.nixos.org'..." Upped it to 8 GB swap and then it worked. It…

clacke clacke

Also don't miss lib.addMetaAttrs: > lib.addMetaAttrs { platforms = drv.meta.platforms ++ [ "x86_64-darwin" ] } drv is a bit neater than having to go all: > drv.overrideAttrs (oldAttrs: { meta = oldAttrs.meta // { platforms = oldAttrs.…

clacke clacke

Wow, styx the SSG is really all implemented in #nix. It runs asciidoctor or multimarkdown for the markup->html conversion, but that data ends up in nix strings and the application of templates and everything is all nix. The functions an…

clacke

New in #nix 2.0:

> $ nix run --help
> Usage: nix run <FLAGS>... <INSTALLABLES>...

> Summary: run a shell in which the specified packages are available.

Sweet! Thank you, #nixos IRC!

clacke

Now you can just `nix-env -f ./. -iA git-ssb git-ssb-web scuttlebot`.

https://gitlab.com/clacke/ssb4nix

#nix #ssb

clacke bob

@bob @pony @devurandom Or a #nix closure. :-)

clacke

http://techblog.holidaycheck.com/post/2017/11/14/nix-in-practice-providing-dependencies is very cool! It's really nice when developing to have your deps pinned and not have to rebuild the world because you bumped your user profile. Also…

clacke

Nix 2.0 is looking nice.

There is the foundation for a unified #nix command, much like how #guix looks.

https://nixos.org/nix/manual/#ssec-relnotes-2.0

clacke

tfw you look at that s-expression and it's finally just the way you intended it to be, and your eyes water in joy, your shoulders that you didn't know were tense sink back down in relief, and your heart swells with gratitude to the thous…

clacke

I may have some Rust coding ahead of me, so I looked up the options for doing the equivalent of rustup, but within #nix. Looks like others had the same need: https://www.mail-archive.com/nix-dev@lists.science.uu.nl/msg33296.html > I cr…

clacke gargron , clacke

@ajordan @feld @gargron One thing that I want to see more of in the future is what e.g. #rust is doing: Find the things that depend on your thing -- in their case every single crate published -- and treat them all as integration tests …

clacke

I'm getting the hang of this! "Hmm, there seems to be no way for fetchgit to use a subdirectory of a tree. But hey, fetchgit is just a derivation, right? How about I just wrap this in another derivation with an installPhase = 'cp -a the…

clacke

@taiz tfw you're on #nix or #guix so you never truly installed those things and they just go away in the next gc, instead of you having to disentangle what the things were and what things they pulled in with them.

clacke clacke , cwebber

@cwebber @azure Provisionally my ideal is #guix / #nix that is also used for intra-package dependencies, so that the daemon becomes a fine-grained compiler cache, and also that the system is modified to be able to produce non-store-y binaries for general consumption.

clacke er1n

@ninjawedding @jamey @er1n

Ubuntu as OS, with #nix and #guix as side-loaded package managers. It's the gateway drug.

clacke wolf480pl

Hi, yes, hello, local #guix and #nix shill here. Are you aware that the packaging and isolation system you are describing is almost exactly https://gnu.org/s/guix/ and https://nixos.org/nix/ and that they have 13 years of history thinki…

clacke

> 9605 store paths deleted, 16321.45 MiB freed

#nix

clacke strypey

@strypey You need to get #node 4.x+ on there, from there on it's basically npm install.

I was going to say #nix, but now I checked and Guix also has Node. And holy moley it's on 8.x, I had no idea 6.x wasn't the latest anymore.

clacke wakarimasen , dt

@dt @wakarimasen And yet the CLI is a big upgrade compared to #nix, which is less consistent and more confusing.