| 24 Apr 2026 |
 Randy Eckenrode | Unfortunately, no. If the application is ad hoc signed, you’ll have to reauthorized every time it’s updated. | 11:54:00 |
| Randy Eckenrode | It’s the issue with Fish having an invalid signature. | 11:54:26 |
| Randy Eckenrode | My build environment is back to where it was before running out of disk space (except with ~265 GiB free). I’m working on wrapping Swift. It’s unfortunately necessary to use a binary bootstrap. The alternative is requiring builds to inform Swift of where to find libc++ and libc (on Linux), but that’s unreasonable to require of users using Swift in dev shells. | 11:58:41 |
| Randy Eckenrode | I so really hate the wrapper-based model we have. Compilers understand sysroots. Building a sysroot on demand with all the dependencies would let them find their dependencies in the store without having to know anything about Nix. Darwin has an advantage over Linux thanks to install names, but it might be possible to emulate something rpaths and a linker script. | 11:59:47 |
 viraptor | Ok, I've got an xcbuild update, but there seem to be unnecessarily many deps. I don't believe many of them actually use xcbuild. I'm just wondering if there's a better way to detect use than creating a fake xcbuild with all binaries screaming ERROR and exiting with 1, because that could actually pass by accident. I know I can adjust the sandbox in some package's build - there's no easy wait to enforce a custom sandbox for downstream packages, right? | 13:12:53 |
 insipx | feels like i landed at a reasonable spot with https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/512100 so i opened it for review. i was able to remove the hackier patches for sqlcipher with flags found upstream/remove the hardcoded xcode path, as well as keep the original propagate-inputs.nix in the apple-sdk largely unchanged apart from a single ios-specific flag for tls. working on submitting a very small pr to gnulib to remove the patch for gnugrep. rerunning builds for darwin/ios platforms after rebasing on the latest staging, and also happy to wait for 'realLibiconv' to land so I can verify with that as well | 14:22:02 |
| insipx | * feels like i landed at a reasonable spot with https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/512100 so i opened it for review. i was able to remove the hackier patches for sqlcipher with flags found upstream/remove the hardcoded xcode path, as well as keep the original propagate-inputs.nix in the apple-sdk largely unchanged apart from a single ios-specific flag for tls. working on submitting a very small pr to gnulib to remove the patch for gnugrep. rerunning builds for darwin/ios platforms after rebasing on the latest staging, and also happy to wait for 'realLibiconv' to land so I can verify with that as well.
after actually looking at gnulib, it seems can simplify the gnugrep package for iOS as well, since the libc/nlist headers weren't used and the stackvma stuff is actually available
| 15:17:49 |
| insipx | * feels like i landed at a reasonable spot with https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/512100 so i opened it for review. i was able to remove the hackier patches for sqlcipher with flags found upstream/remove the hardcoded xcode path, as well as keep the original propagate-inputs.nix in the apple-sdk largely unchanged apart from a single ios-specific flag for tls. working on submitting a very small pr to gnulib to remove the patch for gnugrep. rerunning builds for darwin/ios platforms after rebasing on the latest staging, and also happy to wait for 'realLibiconv' to land so I can verify with that as well.
after actually looking at gnulib, it seems can simplify the gnugrep package for iOS as well, since the libc/nlist headers weren't used and the stackvma stuff is actually available on ios
| 15:17:53 |
| insipx | * feels like i landed at a reasonable spot with https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/512100 so i opened it for review. i was able to remove the hackier patches for sqlcipher with flags found upstream/remove the hardcoded xcode path, as well as keep the original propagate-inputs.nix in the apple-sdk largely unchanged apart from a single ios-specific flag for tls. working on submitting a very small pr to gnulib to remove the patch for gnugrep. rerunning builds for darwin/ios platforms after rebasing on the latest staging, and also happy to wait for 'realLibiconv' to land so I can verify with that as well.
edit: after actually looking at gnulib, it seems can simplify the gnugrep package for iOS as well, since the libc/nlist headers weren't used and the stackvma stuff is actually available on ios
| 15:18:04 |
| insipx | * feels like i landed at a reasonable spot with https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/512100 so i opened it for review. i was able to remove the hackier patches for sqlcipher with flags found upstream/remove the hardcoded xcode path, as well as keep the original propagate-inputs.nix in the apple-sdk largely unchanged apart from a single ios-specific flag for tls. working on submitting a very small pr to gnulib to remove the patch for gnugrep. rerunning builds for darwin/ios platforms after rebasing on the latest staging, and also happy to wait for 'realLibiconv' to land so I can verify with that as well. | 15:19:06 |
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