| 22 Oct 2024 |
 Anton | In reply to @bumperboat:matrix.org
whats in your NIX_PATH ? do you have nix.channel.enable = true ? I have nix.channel.enable = true;, and NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=flake:nixpkgs:/nix/var/nix/profiles/per-user/root/channels | 08:24:43 |
 emily | it would be very at your own risk though. | 08:24:45 |
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 truh | In reply to @emma:rory.gay
hm, i was hoping to be able to make a nginx-configuration-as-a-derivation in nix repl
evalConfig = import <nixpkgs/nixos/lib/eval-config.nix>
out = evalConfig {modules=[(import ./nginx.nix)];}
builtins.readFile out.config.environment.etc."nginx/nginx.conf".source
Works at least with a basic nixos nginx config. Whether this is outside of nixos might depend what you mean by it. | 09:38:32 |
| emily | preferably avoid builtins.readFile there, that's IFD | 09:41:10 |
 Tumble | In reply to @k900:0upti.me
Yes https://hydra.nixos.org/search?query=blender
Ah OK crosses and red hexagons | 09:46:20 |
 Beh_1479 | K900:
so after trying to nail the commit down
the faulty commit is this 6c04557835ebfd0fa90dd5037b7422a9d4300a81
the problem is that a merge ??
so how do I break that down even further
anyway
also
I read umu source code they are just running this binary pressure-vessel-wrap
in the virtual environment I made
so its either my enviroment is wrong or there is an incompatibility with glibc or something | 09:57:20 |
| Beh_1479 | * K900:
so after trying to nail the commit down (using --first-parent)
the faulty commit is this 6c04557835ebfd0fa90dd5037b7422a9d4300a81
the problem is that a merge ??
so how do I break that down even further
anyway
also
I read umu source code they are just running this binary pressure-vessel-wrap
in the virtual environment I made
so its either my enviroment is wrong or there is an incompatibility with glibc or something | 09:58:24 |
 K900 | Well that's a staging merge | 09:59:43 |
| K900 | So you'll have to do a non-first-parent bisect now | 10:00:09 |
| K900 | And probably build a bunch of things from source | 10:00:17 |
| Beh_1479 | In reply to @k900:0upti.me
So you'll have to do a non-first-parent bisect now like bisect from where to where | 10:02:22 |
| K900 | From the commit where you know it works | 10:02:31 |
| K900 | To the staging merge | 10:02:41 |
| Beh_1479 | In reply to @k900:0upti.me
From the commit where you know it works in first parent mode ?? | 10:02:58 |
| K900 | No | 10:03:04 |
| Beh_1479 | In reply to @k900:0upti.me
No 6c04557835eb staging-next 2024-09-21 (#343421)
fba309020fb2 python312Packages.mlflow: 2.14.3 -> 2.16.2 (#347104)
these two commits are from the first parent mode
first broke
second works
should I log between them without using --first parent
| 10:04:30 |
| K900 | Yes | 10:04:39 |
| Beh_1479 | ok than thanks | 10:05:06 |
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| b_lin | has anyone got any experience using clang and cmake for c++20/23? I've been trying to get it to work for the past few days and I couldn't figure it out. I'd really appreciate it as I need it for my work :/ | 10:28:46 |
| b_lin | I'd be happy to give a small bounty to whomever fixes it for me :) | 10:28:54 |
 raf | I haven't got much experience with clang nor cmake, but I've been messing with getting it to work for a friend's project. If you can show me the code, I can at least take a look. | 10:40:21 |
| b_lin | oh thanks so much dude <3 life saver | 10:40:52 |
| raf | * I haven't got much experience with clang nor cmake, but I've been messing with getting them to work for a friend's project. If you can show me the code, I can at least take a look. | 10:41:02 |
| b_lin | raf and I weren't able to fix it, the bounty is still open if anyone wants to take a crack :) | 10:49:39 |
| b_lin | it should be pretty simple if anyone has done it, cmake is unable to find the <print> module in c++23 while regular clang++ can | 10:50:22 |
