<samueldr>
it did bring results, but I'm uh, kinda stuck
<samueldr>
(I am testing stuff as I write questions down, almost rubber-duck debugging myself)
<samueldr>
though, with an empty(!) /bin folder added to the -bin derivation, it does get picked up into PATH when a (propagated?)buildInput
<samueldr>
which in my mind smells like either a red herring, or progress
<samueldr>
(the 14 minutes turn-around for building qtbase + a software using qt is tedious)
<samueldr>
(but I praise the purity of that process!)
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<samueldr>
hmm, using this and a nix-shell --pure, a qt app that would not otherwise start (due to missing platform path) now works, don't know if there's an issue I can't foresee with this approach
<{^_^}>
#44009 (by FRidh, open): Merge staging-next into master
<LnL>
I also suggested a merge request for staging-next -> master before, that makes the status status clear and gives people a place for discussion, etc.
<FRidh>
It's a good idea.
<LnL>
oh + ofborg checks
<LnL>
:D
<FRidh>
it's otherwise always hard finding the people here in the channel
<LnL>
exactly, before it used to be more like a single person that was shepherding a staging cycle (usually vcunat)
<LnL>
but now the workflow is more complicated and more people seem to be involved
<FRidh>
more awareness, more involvement
<LnL>
yeah, more people is a good thing :)
<dtz[m]>
:)
<domenkozar>
:thumbsup:
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<FRidh>
10.000 new rebuilds on master, what happened?
<FRidh>
ah ghc
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<matthewbauer>
dtz: how do i compile statically with musl? i can't find a good version of libgcc_s.a to use. do you need to use LLVM?
<dtz[m]>
hahaha
<dtz[m]>
well you can't find one because the _s part means "shared" :P
<dtz[m]>
should pull in libgcc_eh.a I think? hmm
* dtz[m]
tries something
<Mic92>
matthewbauer: I wonder how mingw binaries work. Do they also look for their dependencies in a /nix/store like path?
<LnL>
FRidh: you can see the rebuild count (and attribute list) in the gist that ofborg links to
<LnL>
FRidh: I don't re
<LnL>
remember the implementation of the massrebuilder, but I could probably implement some logic based on the target branch
<dtz[m]>
matthewbauer: fwiw there's a "make things static" stdenvAdapter that miight be a good start
<LnL>
heh, that would be a funny idea for nix stickers or something
<Mic92>
matthewbauer: if I remember correctly it was possible to provide absolute paths on windows, which was supported by their runtime linker, but not their compiler linker.
<matthewbauer>
i much prefer overlays to stdenv adapters though
<dtz[m]>
matthewbauer: oh yeah it definietly wasn't ever gonna produce a static jobset perfectly (at least AFAIK) but just wanted to make sure you were building on top of whatever it had to offer. O:)
<matthewbauer>
Mic92: very interesting. but, because we don't really support Nix on windows i'm not sure how useful it is. it would be so much easier to just build everything statically for windows tbh. maybe someday someone will port nix to windows