luaPackages replaced by generated ones:
- bit32
- compat53
- cqueues
- luacyrussasl -> cyrussasl (luarocks name)
- luaexpat
- luadbi -> luadbi front-end module + separate backend modules
luadbi-{mysql,postgresql,sqlite3}
- luafilesystem
- luaossl
- luasec
- luasocket
- luastdlib -> stdlib (luarocks name)
- lrexlib -> lrexlib-pcre (we already have lrexlib-gnu and
lrexlib-posix, lrexlib-pcre however appears to be the variant used in
mudlet, which is the only current dep in nixpkgs)
- luasqlite -> luasql-sqlite3 (luarocks name)
- lfs -> luafilesytem (we literally had two manually written
luafilesystem expressions, under different names)
Changes and additions to overrides to generated luarocks packgaes,
including:
- busted: Install bash completions along with the zsh ones
- cqueues:
- Perform minor surgery on the rockspec to allow using a single
rockspec to build for all supported Lua versions
- Add a patch by @vcunat to work around a build issue
- luuid: Wrote a tiny patch to allow for Lua 5.1/Luajit compatibility
- General changes:
- Sorted the packages
- Attempted to make the formatting consistent
- Preferenced `.override` instead of `.overrideAttrs` wherever
possible
Minor changes to other packages to adjust for the Lua package changes:
- luakit expression simplified
- prosody expression simplified; but users will now need to specify the
luadbi backend module they intend to use in withExtraLibs
- knot-resolver inputs correctd
- mudlet inputs corrected (although this package was and should still be
broken)
Summary of main changes:
- Now makes use of luarocks dependency resolution (builds will fail if
rockspec dependencies are unmet)
- Renamed argument `external_deps` -> `exernalDeps` and add
functionality to handle external dependencies that are multiple-output
derivations
- Added an `extraVariables` argument for appending to the contents of
luarocks config `variables` table
- The `rockspecFilename` argument default is now actually used
- The `disabled` argument can now be overriden with a less-restrictive
check, as it now just sets `meta.broken` instead of throwing an error
during eval
- The `doCheck` argument is now actually honored if set to `true`
Summary of resulting package updates:
- bit32: init at 5.3.0-1 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- busted: 2.0.rc12-1 -> 2.0.rc13-0
- compat53: init at 0.7-1 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- cqueues: init at 20171014-0 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- cyrussasl: init at 1.1.0-1 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- lrexlib-pcre: init at 2.9.0-1 (vs 2.8.0 in current hand-written
lrexlib derivation)
- luadbi and backends (luadbi-{mysql,postgresql,sqlite3}): init at
0.7.2-1 (vs 0.7.1 in current hand-written derivation)
- luaexpat: init at 1.3.3-1 (vs 1.3.0 in current hand-written
derivation)
- luafilesystem: init at 1.7.0-2 (same as current hand-written
derivation)
- luaossl: init at 20190612-0 (vs 20181207 in current hand-written
derivation)
- luasec: init at 0.8-1 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- luasocket: init at 3.0rc1-2 (same as current hand-written derivation)
- luasql-sqlite3: init at 2.4.0-1 (vs 2.3.0 in current hand-written
luasqlite3 derivation)
- rapidjson: 0.5.1-1 -> 0.5.2-1
- stdlib: init at 41.2.2-1 (vs 41.2.1 in current hand-written
derivation)
Changes:
- Fetches rocks and builds Nix expressions for them in parallel
- Passes 'maintainers' list to luarocks-nix
- Constructs the luarocks argument list more cleanly, by using an
indexed array
- Made indentation consistent
If the `seedAddresses` is not set, don't force `SimpleSeedProvider` to
be in `seed_provider`. This could cause problems in a multi-datacenter
deployment when a different seed provider is preferred.
Below that it works but only when supplying a custom password file with
restricted permissions (i.e. outside the nix-store). We can't do that
using an absolute path in the tests.
If you're on a multi user system you don't want to have the password in
the nix-store. With the new jmxRolesFile option you can specify your own
protected file instead.
Would previously overwrite the binary with the wrapper and thus wrap
itself (resulting in an infinite recursion on execution) for the
binaries in /bin.t
