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@dnrix:matrix.orgdnr I want to build a package with the binary of one of my tests (using the go testing framework). I'm using buildGoModule for everything else so I'd like to use that too. I thought this would be easy but the best I could figure out was to use buildGoModule and then just override buildPhase = "go test -c -o mytest ./mytest"; (and then installPhase to copy it into $out). That works but I'm missing things like tags and other build flags. I can add those back but it's starting to feel a little wrong.. is there a better way to do this? 03:00:10
@qbit:tapenet.orgqbitbuilding a binary via tests?!13:24:29
@qbit:tapenet.orgqbitthat's weird13:24:30
@jrick:zettaport.comjrickyou build a binary every time you run tests!13:35:10
@qbit:tapenet.orgqbitbut saving it for usage elsewhere..13:37:55
@katexochen:matrix.orgPaul Meyer (katexochen)It is not weird, commonly done to run integration tests etc. Especially when building with nix, it allows running integration tests outside the sandbox.16:51:01
@katexochen:matrix.orgPaul Meyer (katexochen)At work we have a modified version of buildGoModule. Sadly overriding phases isn't possibly/easy, IIRC we copy most of the builder to make the modification.16:52:44
@katexochen:matrix.orgPaul Meyer (katexochen)* At work we have a modified version of buildGoModule for this. Sadly overriding phases isn't possibly/easy, IIRC we copy most of the builder to make the modification.16:53:06
@qbit:tapenet.orgqbitfirst time I have encountered it17:04:39
@dnrix:matrix.orgdnrThe specific reason in this case I need to run the test binary as root and I don't want to run the whole toolchain as root. Also I want to copy it to another system22:59:25
24 Apr 2024
@katexochen:matrix.orgPaul Meyer (katexochen)
In reply to @dnrix:matrix.org
I want to build a package with the binary of one of my tests (using the go testing framework). I'm using buildGoModule for everything else so I'd like to use that too. I thought this would be easy but the best I could figure out was to use buildGoModule and then just override buildPhase = "go test -c -o mytest ./mytest"; (and then installPhase to copy it into $out). That works but I'm missing things like tags and other build flags. I can add those back but it's starting to feel a little wrong.. is there a better way to do this?

looked it up, we copy buildPhase and make the following two changes:

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
       fi
 
       local OUT
-      if ! OUT="$(go $cmd "''${flags[@]}" $dir 2>&1)"; then
+      if ! OUT="$(go $cmd -c -o $GOPATH/bin/ "''${flags[@]}" $dir 2>&1)"; then
         if ! echo "$OUT" | grep -qE '(no( buildable| non-test)?|build constraints exclude all) Go (source )?files'; then
           echo "$OUT" >&2
           return 1
@@ -62,5 +62,5 @@
     fi
     for pkg in $(getGoDirs ""); do
       echo "Building subPackage $pkg"
-      buildGoDir install "$pkg"
+      buildGoDir test "$pkg"
     done
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@anthr76:mozilla.organthr76Hey y'all I'm trying to use the externalPlugins with coredns. I can'02:38:45
@anthr76:mozilla.organthr76 * Hey y'all I'm trying to use the externalPlugins with coredns. I can't seem to add coredns-tailscale or coredns-blocklist 02:39:02
@anthr76:mozilla.organthr76 *

Hey y'all I'm trying to use the externalPlugins with coredns. I can't seem to add coredns-tailscale or coredns-blocklist.

This is the error I'm seeing https://gist.github.com/anthr76/5d5f43ecc2791c1d1859a6d0dcaf0b67

This is what my code looks like:

02:39:53
@anthr76:mozilla.organthr76 *

Hey y'all I'm trying to use the externalPlugins with coredns. I can't seem to add coredns-tailscale or coredns-blocklist.

This is the error I'm seeing https://gist.github.com/anthr76/5d5f43ecc2791c1d1859a6d0dcaf0b67

This is what my code looks like:

    package = (pkgs.coredns.override {
      externalPlugins = [
        {
          name = "k8s_gateway";
          repo = "github.com/ori-edge/k8s_gateway";
          version = "3645f683ae8ccebf8eae21d675874d8f8f7b54fa";
        }
        {
          name = "coredns-blocklist";
          repo = "github.com/relekang/coredns-blocklist";
          version = "6351d9fa5b2015074521df1684185d9b6607ae97";
        }
        {
          name = "coredns-tailscale";
          repo = "github.com/damomurf/coredns-tailscale";
          version = "750df081a3cc63f325ecfde6c30a974dc0e4bf56";
        }
      ];
      vendorHash = "";
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