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<shlevy>
niksnut: Trying to restart a failed build (https://hydra.nixos.org/build/80989222) and it's just sticking in "aborted", any idea why that might be?
<gchristensen>
shlevy: it is propagated from another build, you have to restart the other one first
<gchristensen>
which I did, but not sure why it didn't work ;)
<shlevy>
At one point it worked to restrt the leaf
<shlevy>
But yeah :|
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<shlevy>
Oy, /nix/store/p9iwgb0fb31r9vnf90mwin9jwyjgvhzi-extra-1.6.9 is even in the cache now
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<LnL>
I also had a job that couldn't be restarted on my instance a while back IIRC
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<domenkozar>
_rvl: around by any chance?
<domenkozar>
I'm wondering how to use go2nix :D
<andi->
domenkozar: whats the question there? I used it a few times and it was fairly simple (create gopath, clone the repo, run go2nix in that folder, profit)
<andi->
domenkozar: yes, basically as described there
<domenkozar>
looks pretty scary coping stuff around
<andi->
It seems to be designed for people actively developing go that have a working GOPATH already. I usually do it like this: `mkdir -p /tmp/go/src/github.com/owner/repo; export GOPATH=/tmp/go; git clone $repo /tmp/src/github.com/owner/repo; cd /tmp/src/github.com/owner/repo; go2nix save` Easy enough and doesn't require a permanent GOPATH setup
<infinisil>
Something like that should be part of the readme
<domenkozar>
or just part of the tool :)
<domenkozar>
trying..
<domenkozar>
andi-: I think you're missing go get step
<andi->
well you have to do almost the same for rust, python etc.. you have to have a working copy and probably a development setup ;-)
<andi->
domenkozar: I do
<andi->
domenkozar: It was just out of memory. I think you want a `go get ...` or `go install ...` (those 3 .'s are intended)
<domenkozar>
I get so impatient when we have tools used in nixpkgs
<domenkozar>
that don't have a basic readme that works
<LnL>
everything in the go ecosystem seems to assume you have GPOATH
<domenkozar>
that's cargoculting guys :D
<domenkozar>
can't load package: package .: no Go files in /home/ielectric/dev/nixpkgs/datadog-agent
<andi->
It was a huge barrier for me when I first started using Go.. I guess it is blindness after that for most pople
<domenkozar>
I always get this message on "go get"
<andi->
domenkozar: you want that GOPATH layout for the sources and the sources MUST be in there
<samueldr>
I believe the goal is to re-use the same stuff for the three Qts
<LnL>
I'm not really a fan of generalizations like this or the generic.nix with (args // { ... })
<LnL>
putting the extra arguments in a separate function is much clearer
<samueldr>
yeah, but right now we probably have to work with what's in the Qt5 ecosystem, otherwise it's a rewrite/refactor which won't happen right now :)
<LnL>
^ none of the others do that so they probably get pkgs.src
<LnL>
but I don't really know anything about qt stuff except for the darwin patches
<samueldr>
there's a note in the commit introducing this regression that they are using that repository as the new source as qtwebkit isn't maintained by upstream anymore
<samueldr>
all others have their source in the respective sources listing per-version
<samueldr>
generated by fetch-kde-qt.sh
<samueldr>
though!
<samueldr>
if instead of passing it like that, it was merged with the imported srcs it should probably work
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<LnL>
yeah, having both src and srcs seems a bit strange
<samueldr>
at a glance it seems to work; allowing the previous code to be used