| 14 Jan 2025 |
 GGG | Even more considering whoever reviews it will need to read and understand the patchcil source as well | 13:58:58 |
 Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | Hi, quick question (hopefully): I'm building a .NET package with buildDotnetModule and need two cli tools available. I tried buildInputs but this doesn't seem to work. How can I make the tools available to the dotnet tool? | 14:26:03 |
 Emma [it/its] | nativeBuildInputs, iirc? | 14:26:49 |
| Emma [it/its] | or dyou mean at runtime? | 14:26:58 |
| Emma [it/its] | * or do you mean at runtime? | 14:27:02 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | at runtime | 14:27:02 |
| Emma [it/its] | one sec | 14:27:19 |
| Emma [it/its] | theres a separate thing for that but i need to look it up | 14:27:31 |
| Emma [it/its] | runtimeDeps :) | 14:27:55 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | :/ i tried earlier and now as well but it only appends the /lib sub paths to LD_LIBRARY_PATH it seems | 14:29:52 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | otherwise I will wrap it but would like it if I can manage it with a single package | 14:31:16 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | or more like: I assumed it would be possible to just do it with buildDotnetModule | 14:32:09 |
| Emma [it/its] | huh... thats odd | 14:33:14 |
| Emma [it/its] | bins should be on PATH... i use runtimeDeps for yt-dlp (and transitively, ffmpeg) in a project | 14:34:01 |
| Emma [it/its] | seems is misunderstood what runtimeDeps does | 14:36:29 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | in the source of buildDotnetModule runtimeDeps is only used to get libraries (https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/635e887b48521e912a516625eee7df6cf0eba9c1/pkgs/build-support/dotnet/build-dotnet-module/default.nix#L124) | 14:36:36 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | In the manual it also says that it's only for libraries | 14:37:04 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | guess I will make a wrapper | 14:37:14 |
| GGG | You can use `makeWrapperArgs` to add stuff to path | 14:38:12 |
| GGG | `buildDotnetModule` already makes a wrapper, so don't make a wrapper out of a wrapper | 14:50:18 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | It works now. thanks ^^
but small question for clarification: what are the default arguments for makeWrapper for?
# "--prefix"
# "LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
# ":"
# "${dotnet-sdk.icu}/lib"
| 14:58:26 |
| GGG | .NET needs ICU for globalization features | 15:09:45 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | Don't think I'll need but re-add it so I don't need to in the (possible) future | 15:10:40 |
| GGG | It should add them even if you set makeWrapperArgs | 15:13:25 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | oh, ok. then I maybe did not read the source correctly | 15:13:51 |
| GGG | It adds them with `++`, so they'll always be added regardless | 16:01:52 |
| GGG | Also, you may not think you use globalization, but even a simple `double.Parse` or `string.ToLower` uses globalization already (unless if you use invariant culture for everything) | 16:20:19 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | I mostly do but I can't necessarily say the same about my dependencies but good to know | 16:26:20 |
| 18 Jan 2025 |
| Waldemar Tomme (they/them) | I'm trying to get MAUI workload to work based on https://discourse.nixos.org/t/dotnet-maui-workload/20370/22 and https://github.com/anpin/maui-on-nix/blob/cd1514c4be6aef7074485e2fe976e2dea6a19426/shell.nix but it doesn't work. After checking DOTNET_ROOT I think it's because the wrong packages get overridden. How do I override the correct packages or is there another (better) way to enable working with workloads? | 01:18:17 |
 Corngood | Do you mean that the shell.nix no longer works with latest nixpkgs? | 02:06:33 |
