Nix + dotnet | 125 Members | |
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| 5 Dec 2024 | ||
| But I think that's what makes nixpkgs great. It's just recipes to build lots and lots of software. | 22:29:27 | |
| Practical example: I wanted to patch a bug in csharp-language-server-protocol as used by omnisharp-roslyn. I had to add a new package for csharp-lanaguage-server-protocol, like this: https://github.com/corngood/nixpkgs/commit/4500ed36a9476510ab10af8c5744a48b40061d11 I usually don't run into problems like that with other languages, because they aren't pulling in things from binary blobs all over the place. | 22:39:44 | |
man, I wish there was an easy way to list all packages that use buildDotnetModule in nixpkgs | 22:39:43 | |
| this treewide migration to JSON is going to be a pain | 22:39:49 | |
| take a look at: maintainers/scripts/update-dotnet-lockfiles.nix It abuses update.nix to find packages that have | 22:41:22 | |
| yeah, I found that one | 22:41:35 | |
considering modifying it to add a rm deps.nix to the start of the script or something | 22:41:44 | |
or just outright modify fetch-deps to do that and then revert it after I finish running it | 22:41:58 | |
In reply to@gggkiller:matrix.org rg buildDotnetModule | 22:43:31 | |
| Sort of a tangent, but I've taken to running
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| what's the issue that you're worried about by not running it normally? /genq | 22:45:09 | |
| that's a good idea | 22:45:10 | |
even more so since fetch-deps runs the packages' code, it might have untrusted code running | 22:45:32 | |
| it shouldn't but who knows | 22:45:38 | |
In reply to @corngood:corngood.comThatd be nice if all nuget packages actually had linked sources | 22:46:47 | |
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Yeah, if I'm regenerating all lockfiles, or doing mass updates, that's a lot of peoples code being run. Lots of new packages going in without any real audits. Could end up bad either through malice or accident. | 22:47:13 | |
| well, packages from nuget can run arbitrary code on installs, projects can also run arbitrary code on the restore stage and more | 22:47:27 | |
| technically contributors should've audited it before adding all of that to nixpkgs, but you can never be too safe | 22:47:43 | |
| Hey guys, I'm trying to see if there's a way to improve experience with C# code that has any kind of native dependencies (hi Avalonia). Would love you to chime in before I jumped to experimentation: https://github.com/NixOS-NET/Nix.NET/issues/1 | 22:49:01 | |
In reply to @gggkiller:matrix.orgConcern is upstream adding fishy stuff and maintaineds just merging the auto prs | 22:49:03 | |
| Yeah, that part of the dotnet ecosystem is a mess. Actual build recipes would be the dream. My favourite recent example was finding Avalonia.BuildServices, which is on nuget.org, but they don't even release the source for it. :| https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia/discussions/16878 | 22:50:18 | |
| that's annoying >.> | 22:51:28 | |
| also I'm just thinking about the versions situation in dotnet, it's a lot more varied than the python package ecosystem(from my POV as someone who uses python more) where there are a lot of versions of different packages in use at different times, so it may be harder to package each one individually | 22:52:26 | |
| yeah, that's also another issue | 22:52:50 | |
| I guess we're more similar to the node ecosystem in that aspect | 22:53:00 | |
| i'd be interested in maybe being able to use nix-init or a similar tool to generate initial expressions, but I don't want a single big inscrutible lockfile because that's just unmaintainable | 22:53:04 | |
| * i'd be interested in maybe being able to use nix-init or a similar tool to generate initial expressions for from-source packages, but I don't want a single big inscrutible lockfile because that's just unmaintainable | 22:53:14 | |
| I don't know how relevant this is, but the thing that comes to mind is how we patch the dll imports in the source-built version of avalonia:
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| (see the node-packages.nix file, and the whole reason why I'm working on reducing that) | 22:53:33 | |
| Oh wtf, i wasnt even aware of avalonia having telemetry, ew | 22:53:36 | |