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| Nix NodeJS | 201 Members |
| 57 Servers |
| Sender | Message | Time |
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| 27 Mar 2025 | ||
 @rosssmyth:matrix.org | If anyone has any ideas as to what could be the issue or how to debug it further please let me know | 21:25:34 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | My initial thought was something with github dependencies, but creating a dummy project with only the webpack-glsl-loader dependency works fine | 21:26:20 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | Ok I removed the "wasm-pack" line in the package.json and it works | 21:31:08 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | It does complain that it is not able to download wasm-opt, but it does compile | 21:32:57 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | * It does complain that it is not able to download wasm-opt/binaryen, but it does compile | 21:33:07 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | Yeah it seems to be some sort of issue when wasm-pack is in the dependency tree. Even if I put it in the optional dependencies then give it --no-optional, the build fails because something seems to expect it to exist | 22:04:54 |
| @rosssmyth:matrix.org | Upstream there are some issues open for this | 22:05:12 |
| 28 Mar 2025 | ||
 beviu joined the room. | 14:55:15 | |
 tweqx joined the room. | 15:03:57 | |
| beviu | Hi, we would like to package Overleaf based on work from an existing draft PR at https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/216889. One problem with Overleaf is that it has Git dependencies in its package.json file that have build scripts but do not have a package-lock.json file, and fetch-npm-deps doesn't support that (and rightly so, because it would not be reproducible). In that PR, the authors created a Python scripts that finds the Git dependencies in package.json, clones them, modifies the package.json to point to the clone, then run npm install to update the package-lock.json with the Git dependencies' transitive dependencies and commit that patched package-lock.json to Nixpkgs. We have a different idea where we would build the Git dependencies individually using buildNpmPackage, and then in the prePatch phase of Overleaf, we would modify the package-lock.json file in the prePatch phase to replace the Git dependencies with local dependencies that point to the output of the buildNpmPackage derivations. This would require modifying fetch-npm-deps to accept local dependencies (at least those that point to the Nix store in the form of "resolved": "/nix/store/..."). Do you think this would be the best approach? Would Nixpkgs accept a change to fetch-npm-deps to accept local dependencies? If so, maybe add a flag like --store-dir to fetch-npm-deps to tell it the location of the store (/nix/store) and only allow local dependencies under this directory? | 15:12:13 |
| beviu | * Hi, we would like to package Overleaf based on work from an existing draft PR at https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/216889. One problem with Overleaf is that it has Git dependencies in its package.json file that have build scripts but do not have a package-lock.json file, and fetch-npm-deps doesn't support that (and rightly so, because it would not be reproducible). In that PR, the authors created a Python script that finds the Git dependencies in package.json, clones them, modifies the package.json to point to the clones, then runs npm install to update the package-lock.json with the Git dependencies' transitive dependencies and commit that patched package-lock.json to Nixpkgs. We have a different idea where we would build the Git dependencies individually using buildNpmPackage, and then in the prePatch phase of Overleaf, we would modify the package-lock.json file to replace the Git dependencies with local dependencies that point to the output of the buildNpmPackage derivations. This would require modifying fetch-npm-deps to accept local dependencies (at least those that point to the Nix store in the form of "resolved": "/nix/store/..."). Do you think this would be the best approach? Would Nixpkgs accept a change to fetch-npm-deps to accept local dependencies? If so, maybe add a flag like --store-dir to fetch-npm-deps to tell it the location of the store (/nix/store) and only allow local dependencies under this directory? | 15:13:55 |
| 29 Mar 2025 | ||
| tweqx | It unfortunately turns out we cannot do this because the package-lock.json file contained in the npmDeps derivation will depend on the store path location, meaning that npmDepsHash won't fixed :(( | 19:59:02 |
| 1 Apr 2025 | ||
 stroem changed their display name from stroem - sourcegraph to stroem. | 09:41:48 | |
 Sandro 🐧 changed their display name from Sandro 🐧 to Sandro 🐧 [c3d2]. | 13:58:31 | |
| Sandro 🐧 changed their display name from Sandro 🐧 [c3d2] to Sandro 🐧. | 13:58:32 | |
 Tumble | bmod> [11ty] Writing /nix/store/a1bwpqqchlv5slmw8fn6bp0fxcqv42ds-bmod-static/posts/updates/mm/mm-update-65/index.html from ./_posts/2023-08-31-mm-update-65.md (liquid) why do i get this error when it doesnt seem like anything failed? | 17:30:47 |
| Tumble | * why do i get this error when it doesnt seem like anything failed? | 17:31:00 |
| Tumble | it only happens in a nixos-rebuild switch and its random but trying to iscolate things like testhing with nixos-rebuild build | 17:38:57 |
| 3 Apr 2025 | ||
| Sandro 🐧 | mentions dmesg something? maybe oom? | 11:26:45 |
| 5 Apr 2025 | ||
 @tinybronca:sibnsk.net removed their display name underpantsgnome. | 15:54:34 | |
| @tinybronca:sibnsk.net left the room. | 15:59:24 | |