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5 May 2024 | ||
Tumble | so i tried that and it worked | 17:20:44 |
Tumble | its just i couldnt figure out what Flags to pass to makeWrapper, added to executable calling the generated .js with node as an interpreter. These scripts are defined in package.json meant | 17:22:56 |
6 May 2024 | ||
purepani | In reply to @purepani:matrix.org So, apparently this is at least somewhat intended, or at least intentionally not guaranteed: https://yarnpkg.com/cli/install.
The issue is that if the repos don't use zero-install, either by choice, or just because they don't realize that it's a thing, there's no way to get any type of reproducibility since the integrety hashes aren't stored. | 02:18:01 |
purepani | In reply to @purepani:matrix.org* So, apparently this is at least somewhat intended, or at least intentionally not guaranteed: https://yarnpkg.com/cli/install.
The issue is that if the repos don't use zero-install, either by choice, or just because they don't realize that it's a thing, there's no way to get any type of reproducibility since the integrety hashes aren't stored. | 02:18:20 |
purepani | * So, apparently this is at least somewhat intended, or at least intentionally not guaranteed: https://yarnpkg.com/cli/install.
The issue is that if the repos don't use zero-install, either by choice, or just because they don't realize that it's a thing, there's no way to get any type of reproducibility since the integrety hashes aren't stored. | 02:18:26 |
purepani | * So, apparently this is at least somewhat intended, or at least intentionally not guaranteed: https://yarnpkg.com/cli/install.
Specifically, they say
The issue is that if the repos don't use zero-install, either by choice, or just because they don't realize that it's a thing, there's no way to get any type of reproducibility since the integrety hashes aren't stored. | 02:18:32 |
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7 May 2024 | ||
dayvidpham | Hello, just wondering what the process is for building my project locally from my Flake output. I think the problem is how Flakes handle files in When I don't do that, the build fails with message: I try to build the package using I don't define any custom
Any ideas on how to get this to work? | 08:05:28 |
dayvidpham | * Hello, just wondering what the process is for building my project locally from my Flake output. I think the problem is how Flakes handle files in
When I don't do that, the build fails with message: I try to build the package using I don't define any custom
Any ideas on how to get this to work? | 08:06:12 |
dayvidpham | * Hello, just wondering what the process is for building my project locally from my Flake output. I think the problem is how Flakes handle files in
When I don't do that, the build fails with message: I try to build the package using I don't define any custom
Any ideas on how to get this to work? | 08:08:30 |
Cobalt | You shouldn't have to check in `dist` into git. Are you sure you're build phase is working? Maybe try debugging in your installPhase with ``` ls -lah exit 2 ``` Alternatively, step through the derivation with `nix develop`> | 08:28:35 |
Cobalt | * You shouldn't have to check in `dist` into git. Are you sure you're build phase is working? Maybe try debugging in your installPhase with ``` ls -lah exit 2 ``` Alternatively, step through the derivation with `nix develop` | 08:28:43 |
dayvidpham | Ah, wow thanks. This made me realise that it was indeed not Nix that was the problem-- somebody defined the dist/ folder as a dev dependency in the package.json file 😅 | 10:00:14 |
dayvidpham | So then in the build step, Nix would look for it and wouldn't be able to find it 💀 | 10:00:46 |
@gilligan:matrix.org rejected invite. | 18:01:34 | |
9 May 2024 | ||
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10 May 2024 | ||
Winter changed their display name from Winter to Winter (test). | 13:33:56 | |
Winter changed their display name from Winter (test) to Winter. | 13:34:21 | |
20 May 2024 | ||
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21 May 2024 | ||
Tumble | ok so if i have a nodejs project built to an exe and i have a nixos config flake pull it in as a flake input and the nixos config creates a systemd service running it and i have the systemd have ${packgeVariable}/bin/name in the exec thing and i tell systemd to have enviroment variable set for that service will it get them and the prohect can use them in procress.env or will there need to be some equivalent to --pure or something | 14:32:35 |
Lily Foster | In reply to @tumble1999:matrix.orgif systemd sets env vars, then when running that exe, the exe can access them in process.env, yes | 14:56:38 |
Lily Foster | but also i guess try it and see. it sounds like you've got all of the pieces already | 14:56:54 |
Tumble | the one peice i dont have is automation system auto upgrade propably wont do good up updating a webiste for if say someone commits a mardown file for a blog post and have to wait a day for it to go live | 14:58:03 |
22 May 2024 | ||
NixOS Moderation Botchanged room power levels. | 15:25:55 | |
NixOS Moderation Botchanged room power levels. | 15:28:10 | |
@drupol:matrix.org | I'm trying to package Fider, but I have an issue with the Node Frontend trying to download Playwright. I uploaded my work in progress at https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/313713 Feel free to have a look and comment | 15:56:12 |
@drupol:matrix.org | I fixed the issue with playwright and esbuild! :) | 16:10:00 |
@drupol:matrix.org | Now working on the next issue... | 16:10:05 |
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26 May 2024 | ||
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