- Use git.Repo(ROOT, search_parent_directories=True) to find nixpkgs
repo.
- Don't commit overrides.nix.
- Remove "-a" short argument.
- Remove "--commit" flag and commit by default.
- Improve help/error messages.
- Favor closure pattern over classes.Use a closure to wrap the update
function with state rather than a callable class.
- break NixpkgsRepo class into functions
- Optional None-type arguments
- Remove repo checks from update.py. Git is too flexible and permits too
many workflows for my attempt to replace documentation with code to work.
My goal would be to separate the `--add` functionality from the update
functionality in the near term and then there will be no reason for this
usage to create commits anyway.
Qiskit Ignis is a toolbox for quantum hardware verification,
noise characterization, and error correction.
This commit follows the new Qiskit scheme of breaking one large package
into smaller packages (terra, aer, etc), and then having a single
meta-package "qiskit" that comprises them.
- When redirections are detected, rather than printing instructions,
update.py now creates two commits -- one with the plugin updates and
another with redirected plugin names updated to their new repos.
- Added a --allow-dirty flag so that one can run ./update.py --commit
with a dirty nixpkgs repository, which is necessary for development.
I wouldn't mind removing this before merging if it's not in our flag
budget but it's necessary scaffolding for now.
This is a syscall table used for compiling Minijail policy files to
BPF. The compiler is available in the minijail-tools package. The
file is generated by compiling and running a small program named
dump_constants.
When cross-compiling, we have to get the syscall table for the host
platform. To do this, dump_constants is run under QEMU user emulation
for the appropriate platform. Google takes the same approach in their
minijail packages for ChromiumOS[1].
[1]: 729bd4269a/chromeos-base/minijail/minijail-9999.ebuild (49)
This is built from the same source as minijail, but is for all intents
and purposes a seperate package. It builds different things, with no
overlap, and is under a different license.
