It's very weird it doesn't work here, but I don't mind not debugging
this now as I just added this part of the functional test --- it's
already better than it was before.
Add several new functions to the C API:
StorePath operations:
- nix_store_path_hash: Extract the hash part from a store path
- nix_store_create_from_parts: Construct a store path from hash and name
Derivation operations:
- nix_derivation_clone: Clone a derivation
- nix_derivation_to_json: Serialize a derivation to JSON
Store operations:
- nix_store_drv_from_store_path: Load a derivation from a store path
Test the new functions, and improve documentation of some existing
functions to better distinguish them, also.
Co-authored-by: Tristan Ross <tristan.ross@determinate.systems>
Co-authored-by: Robert Hensing <roberth@users.noreply.github.com>
Before, had some funny logic with an unnecessary is CA enabled branch,
and erroneous use of the comma operator. Now, take advantage of the new
`Derivation::fillInOutputPaths` to fill in input addresses (and output
path env vars) in a much-more lightweight manner.
Also, fix `nix develop` on fixed-output derivations so that weird things
don't happen when we have that experimental feature enabled.
As a slight behavior change, if the original derivation was
content-addressing this one will be too, but I really don't think that
matters --- if anything, it is a slight improvement for users that have
already opted into content-addressing anyways.
Implements a safe no symlink following primitive operation for opening file descriptors.
This is unix-only for the time being, since windows doesn't really suffer from symlink
races, since they are admin-only.
Tested with enosys --syscall openat2 as well.
I missed this because I assumed all Exprs were recursed into by
bindVars, but ExprLet's ExprAttrs field is not really its own AST node,
so it doesn't get recursed into.
The single-string syntax '>=8.16.0 <8.17.0' only applied the lower
bound, causing curl 8.17.0 to be incorrectly rejected. Split into two
separate version_compare() calls for compatibility with Meson 1.1,
since multi-argument syntax requires Meson 1.8+.
This partially reverts commit bc6b9ce.
This transformation is unsound and thread unsafe. Internal libgit2
structures must *never* be shared between threads. This causes
internal odb corruption with e.g.:
nix flake prefetch-inputs:
error:
… while fetching the input 'github:nixos/nixpkgs/89c2b2330e733d6cdb5eae7b899326930c2c0648?narHash=sha256-Stk9ZYRkGrnnpyJ4eqt9eQtdFWRRIvMxpNRf4sIegnw%3D'
error: adding a file to a tree builder: failed to insert entry: invalid object specified - upload-image.sh
error:
… while fetching the input 'github:NixOS/nixpkgs/a8d610af3f1a5fb71e23e08434d8d61a466fc942?narHash=sha256-v5afmLjn/uyD9EQuPBn7nZuaZVV9r%2BJerayK/4wvdWA%3D'
error: adding a file to a tree builder: failed to insert entry: invalid object specified - outline.nix
double free or corruption (!prev)
Thread 21 "nix" received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
