Merge pull request #140099 from abathur/resholve_script
resholve: actually include resholveScript* in all-packages.nix
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, callPackage
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, resholve
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, resholvePackage
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, resholveScript
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, resholveScriptBin
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, shunit2
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, coreutils
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, gnused
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@ -22,35 +24,6 @@
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}:
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let
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inherit (callPackage ./default.nix { })
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resholve resholvePackage resholveScript resholveScriptBin;
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# ourCoreutils = coreutils.override { singleBinary = false; };
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/*
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TODO: wrapped copy of find so that we can eventually test
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our ability to see through wrappers. Unused for now.
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Note: grep can serve the negative case; grep doesn't match, and
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egrep is a shell wrapper for grep.
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*/
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# wrapfind = runCommand "wrapped-find" { } ''
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# source ${makeWrapper}/nix-support/setup-hook
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# makeWrapper ${findutils}/bin/find $out/bin/wrapped-find
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# '';
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/* TODO:
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unrelated, but is there already a function (or would
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there be demand for one?) along the lines of:
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wrap = { drv, executable(s?), args ? { } }: that:
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- generates a sane output name
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- sources makewrapper
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- retargets real executable if already wrapped
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- wraps the executable
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I wonder because my first thought here was overrideAttrs,
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but I realized rebuilding just for a custom wrapper is an
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ongoing waste of time. If it is a common pattern in the
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wild, it would be a nice QoL improvement.
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*/
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in
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rec {
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rescuetime = libsForQt5.callPackage ../applications/misc/rescuetime { };
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inherit (callPackage ../development/misc/resholve { })
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resholve resholvePackage;
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resholve resholvePackage resholveScript resholveScriptBin;
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restool = callPackage ../os-specific/linux/restool {};
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