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| 26 Sep 2025 |
 eljamm | Does anyone know why this deps hash mismatch is happening on darwin? | 08:47:01 |
 dramforever | gdscript-formatter depends on a fork of tree-sitter-gdscript, which has both the bindings/swift/TreeSitterGdscript directory and bindings/swift/TreeSitterGDscript directory
https://github.com/NathanLovato/tree-sitter-gdscript/tree/gdquest/GDScript-formatter/bindings/swift
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| dramforever | since macos is case insensitive, this is not possible and the files involved forced to overwrite each other | 09:37:20 |
 K900 | Mmmm casehacj | 09:37:48 |
| K900 | * | 09:37:52 |
 @saiko:knifepoint.net | case sensitive store when 🫠 | 09:39:49 |
| eljamm | Thanks for figuring it out! Is there a way for working around this, perhaps? Is it possible to override the dependency and delete that directory? | 09:49:51 |
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| 27 Sep 2025 |
| dramforever | check out postFetch | 13:16:56 |
| dramforever | unrelatedly | 13:16:58 |
| dramforever | every time i look at rust-hypervisor-firmware i wonder how it could possibly work | 13:17:14 |
| dramforever | how do you even build it | 13:20:07 |
 Tristan Ross | Is there a modern example of doing UEFI things in Rust with Nix? Everything I see is 4 years old and looks like it wouldn't work. | 20:51:44 |
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| utdemir | Hey - I'm building a Rust application (on a Mac with { system = x86_64-linux } using a linux builder) using crate2nix and on the final executable I'm seeing a dependency to rust-minimal-1.85.0 - which then pulls in a lot of development tooling. Is there any flag etc. I can set to reduce the dependencies?
Sorry I don't have an example I can show - but practically it's not much different than the hello-world example on their repo.
| 21:34:34 |
| dramforever | In reply to @utdemir:matrix.org
Hey - I'm building a Rust application (on a Mac with { system = x86_64-linux } using a linux builder) using crate2nix and on the final executable I'm seeing a dependency to rust-minimal-1.85.0 - which then pulls in a lot of development tooling. Is there any flag etc. I can set to reduce the dependencies?
Sorry I don't have an example I can show - but practically it's not much different than the hello-world example on their repo.
you can try to figure out why with nix why-depends --precise your-store-path unwanted-dependency | 21:37:30 |
| utdemir | /kwnixzwqizv8701i7rj8lfqs6s0wm6hc-crate-monotone-api-0.1.0-bin
└───bin/monotone-api: …3.1/src/header/map.rs/nix/store/5h1cbigspbf8i1wa7f4h63v6jdmynwas-rust-minimal-1.85.0/lib/rustlib…
→ /5h1cbigspbf8i1wa7f4h63v6jdmynwas-rust-minimal-1.85.0
Looks like debugging symbols to me (src/header/map.rs etc.)
| 21:39:27 |
| utdemir | * Hey - I'm building a Rust application (on a Mac with { system = x86_64-linux } using a linux builder) using cargo2nix and on the final executable I'm seeing a dependency to rust-minimal-1.85.0 - which then pulls in a lot of development tooling. Is there any flag etc. I can set to reduce the dependencies?
Sorry I don't have an example I can show - but practically it's not much different than the hello-world example on their repo.
| 21:42:29 |
| utdemir | Hmm - apparently a stdenv.isDarwin check that disables debugging symbols ends up being true even though I thought I passed a nixpkgs with a linux system. That might be it - trying to figure out how to override it now. | 21:44:26 |
 rosssmyth | You can also try using removeReferencesTo | 21:57:18 |
| 28 Sep 2025 |
| dramforever | request for taking-a-look-if-you're-feeling-like-it (RFTALIYFLI)
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/446668 | 17:06:12 |
| dramforever | 
Download Screenshot_20250929_010639.png | 17:06:54 |
| 29 Sep 2025 |
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| Pierre Carrier | hi! trying to build a project with crate2nix and I need to set an env var for one of the packages in the workspace. is that possible? | 20:02:36 |
| K900 | I don't think crate2nix is really actively maintained | 20:16:36 |
| Pierre Carrier | @k900 any good alternatives? | 20:23:51 |
