Since the autotools-based build system has been removed
and meson already generates compile database there's no
need to have it in the devshell.
(cherry picked from commit 67535263a5)
This renders the rl-next notes when `officialRelease = false`, which
corresponds to the case where we're not on a release branch.
Previously we had disabled this behavior because changelog-d is
somewhat of a heavy dependency, being the only Haskell package.
However, we now have new circumstances that topple the tradeoff.
- We render `master` docs to https://nix.dev/manual/nix/development/release-notes/rl-next.html
- `.#manual` is a separate build now, so `nix build nix/foo` is
not affected by the increased closure of build input outputs.
Because of these factors, I believe adding this functionality back
is more valuable, as we can use it to
- Previous release notes
- Showcase the upcoming release to the community
... by moving our stuff out of the way from upstream's
`nixComponents` and `nixDependencies` attrsets.
(I prefer not to use overlays, but let's make it work this way
first)
(cherry picked from commit b257ea94e3)
... by moving our stuff out of the way from upstream's
`nixComponents` and `nixDependencies` attrsets.
(I prefer not to use overlays, but let's make it work this way
first)
The STSProfileCredentialsProviders allows to assume a specific IAM role
when accessing an S3 repository. Sometimes this is needed to obtain the
permissions to operate on the bucket.
we don't seem to use libgit2 for fetching via ssh, hence it shouldn't
matter if it's using libssh or the ssh binary.
(cherry picked from commit 0b61b758fb)
We want the $doc, $man outputs to be symlinks pointing to nix-manual and
nix-manual.man. Creating the directories first makes the `ln` command
produce symlink $doc/${nix-manual} instead.
```
$file /nix/store/q4dwlnd36gpfajgfcp6hca2xwy068wjq-nix-2.27.1-man/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man
/nix/store/q4dwlnd36gpfajgfcp6hca2xwy068wjq-nix-2.27.1-man/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man:
symbolic link to /nix/store/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man
```
This is the reason `nix-env --help` is once again broken on 2.26/2.27/master
after 4108529.
(cherry picked from commit 0ddfbc5939)
We want the $doc, $man outputs to be symlinks pointing to nix-manual and
nix-manual.man. Creating the directories first makes the `ln` command
produce symlink $doc/${nix-manual} instead.
```
$file /nix/store/q4dwlnd36gpfajgfcp6hca2xwy068wjq-nix-2.27.1-man/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man
/nix/store/q4dwlnd36gpfajgfcp6hca2xwy068wjq-nix-2.27.1-man/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man:
symbolic link to /nix/store/rwh8ky3k040wyrywl8k2v5b3csdfbdg7-nix-manual-2.27.1-man
```
This is the reason `nix-env --help` is once again broken on 2.26/2.27/master
after 4108529.
This should fix a few packaging regressions.
`dev` also includes a merged `includes/`, which may be helpful until
inter-component includes are fixed properly.
(cherry picked from commit 41085295ab)
This should fix a few packaging regressions.
`dev` also includes a merged `includes/`, which may be helpful until
inter-component includes are fixed properly.
(cherry picked from commit 41085295ab)
This should fix a few packaging regressions.
`dev` also includes a merged `includes/`, which may be helpful until
inter-component includes are fixed properly.
