| 11 Nov 2025 |
 @ghpzin:envs.net | nix build github:ghpzin/nixpkgs/12e2905327c7efac6df82d587f0ef29f68a0cc43#nixosTests.espanso
xdg-open ./result/started.png
I do not think binary in their release .deb should be that different from build result from other distro. | 21:57:20 |
| @ghpzin:envs.net | Actually if binary built on other distro is the one with problems, maybe it is just a mismatch of wxGTK32 versions. | 22:09:52 |
 n8henrie | Hopefully not, I renovated the build system prior to the 2.3 release using a pretty standard ubuntu build process. Building now. | 22:10:00 |
| n8henrie | That could totally be it. | 22:10:12 |
| n8henrie | I bet you're right. Yup the deb version is working fine.
But now I'm not sure how to get a matching wxGTK32 version on Arch, but I can look into that.
It certainly would be much easier to just bisect by setting src = /path/to/espanso-src, but then cargoHash fails. I set it to look at Cargo.lock instead, but then there's a (or maybe more than one) git dependency that trips things up.
Are you aware of any way that I can override src in the package definition without the cargoHash stuff being wrong on every iteration of a bisect?
| 22:14:27 |
| n8henrie | Looks like wxgtk 3.2.8.1 on nix, 3.2.8.1-2 on arch. | 22:15:52 |
| n8henrie | Oh, maybe I can just build on a nix shell on arch and get the matching wxgtk... | 22:16:28 |
| @ghpzin:envs.net | Iirc there is a way to not fill output git hashes importing Cargo.lock with allowBuiltinFetchGit = true; | 22:19:29 |
| @ghpzin:envs.net | Iirc a way to not fill output git hashes while importing Cargo.lock is setting allowBuiltinFetchGit = true; | 22:19:55 |
| n8henrie | Building in a nix shell with the matching version of wxGTK worked! Thanks a ton! I'll experiment with the built-in fetchgit as well, thank you for the suggestion. | 22:24:34 |
| n8henrie | Just to close the loop, allowBuiltinFetchGit works a treat and is probably an even better approach. Thank you! | 22:33:31 |
| n8henrie | This way I can make sure the package builds or exit 125 for the bisect. If the package builds, run the nixosTest and get a result. Fingers crossed. | 22:34:37 |
