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mobile-nixos/release.nix

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# What's release.nix?
# ===================
#
# This is mainly intended to be run by the build farm at the foundation's Hydra
# instance. Though you can use it to run your builds, it is not as ergonomic as
# using `nix-build` on `./default.nix`.
#
# Also note that *by design* it still relies on NIX_PATH being used for the
# input Nixpkgs.
#
# Note:
# Verify that .ci/instantiate-all.nix lists the expected paths when adding to this file.
let
# An ambiant arbitrary Nixpkgs package set.
# This is assumed to be used for e.g. Hydra evals where <nixpkgs> is an input.
# This pkgs' is used as an input to release-tools, *and* to get a `lib`.
# Named pkgs' to reduce confusion with fully evaluated `pkgs`.
pkgs' = import <nixpkgs> {};
mobileReleaseTools = (import ./lib/release-tools.nix {
pkgs = pkgs';
});
inherit (mobileReleaseTools) all-devices;
in
{ mobile-nixos ? builtins.fetchGit ./.
# By default, builds all devices.
, devices ? all-devices
# By default, assume we eval only for currentSystem
, systems ? [ builtins.currentSystem ]
# nixpkgs is also an input, used as `<nixpkgs>` in the system configuration.
# Some additional configuration will be made with this.
# Mainly to work with some limitations (output size).
, inNixOSHydra ? false
}:
let
# We require some `lib` stuff in here.
# Pick a lib from the arbitrary package set.
inherit (pkgs') lib releaseTools;
inherit (mobileReleaseTools.withPkgs pkgs')
evalFor
evalWithConfiguration
knownSystems
specialConfig
;
# Systems we should eval for, per host system.
# Non-native will be assumed cross.
shouldEvalOn = {
x86_64-linux = [
"armv7l-linux"
"aarch64-linux"
"x86_64-linux"
];
aarch64-linux = [
"aarch64-linux"
];
armv7l-linux = [
"armv7l-linux"
];
};
onlyDerivations = lib.filterAttrs (k: v: lib.isDerivation v);
onlyDerivationsAndAttrsets = lib.filterAttrs (k: v: lib.isDerivation v || (lib.isAttrs v && !lib.isFunction v));
# Given an evaluated "device", filters `pkgs` down to only our packages
# unique to the overaly.
# Also removes some non-packages from the overlay.
overlayForEval =
let
# Trick the overlay in giving us its attributes.
# Using the values is likely to fail. Thank lazyness!
overlayAttrNames = builtins.attrNames (import ./overlay/overlay.nix {} {});
in
eval: let overlay = (lib.genAttrs overlayAttrNames (name: eval.pkgs.${name})); in
overlay // {
# We only "monkey patch" over top of the main nixos one.
xorg = {
xf86videofbdev = eval.pkgs.xorg.xf86videofbdev;
};
# lib-like attributes...
# How should we handle these?
image-builder = null;
mobile-nixos = (onlyDerivationsAndAttrsets overlay.mobile-nixos) // {
# The cross canaries attrsets will be used as constituents.
# Filter out `override` and `overrideAttrs` early.
cross-canary-test = onlyDerivations overlay.mobile-nixos.cross-canary-test;
cross-canary-test-static = onlyDerivations overlay.mobile-nixos.cross-canary-test-static;
};
# Also lib-like, but a "global" like attribute :/
defaultKernelPatches = null;
}
;
# Given a system builds run on, this will return a set of further systems
# this builds in, either native or cross.
# The values are `overlayForEval` applied for the pair local/cross systems.
evalForSystem = system: builtins.listToAttrs
(builtins.map (
buildingForSystem:
let
# "device" name for the eval *and* key used for the set.
name = if system == buildingForSystem then buildingForSystem else "${buildingForSystem}-cross";
# "device" eval for our dummy device.
eval = evalFor (specialConfig {inherit name buildingForSystem system;});
overlay = overlayForEval eval;
in {
inherit name;
value = overlay;
}) shouldEvalOn.${system}
)
;
# `device` here is indexed by the system it's being built on first.
# FIXME: can we better filter this?
device = lib.genAttrs devices (device:
lib.genAttrs systems (system:
(evalWithConfiguration {
nixpkgs.localSystem = knownSystems.${system};
} device).config.mobile.outputs.default
)
);
# `kernel` here is indexed by the system it's being built on first.
# FIXME: can we better filter this?
kernel = lib.genAttrs devices (device:
lib.genAttrs systems (system:
(evalWithConfiguration {
nixpkgs.localSystem = knownSystems.${system};
} device).config.mobile.boot.stage-1.kernel.package
)
);
evalExample =
{ example
, system
, targetSystem ? system
}:
import example {
device = specialConfig {
name =
if system == targetSystem
then system
else "${targetSystem}-built-on-${system}"
;
inherit system;
buildingForSystem = targetSystem;
config = {
# Ensures outputs are digestible by Hydra
mobile._internal.compressLargeArtifacts = inNixOSHydra;
# Build a generic rootfs
mobile.rootfs.shared.enabled = true;
};
};
}
;
evalInstaller =
{ device
, localSystem
}:
let
eval = evalWithConfiguration {
imports = [
./examples/installer/configuration.nix
];
nixpkgs.localSystem = knownSystems.${localSystem};
} device;
in
eval // { inherit (eval.config.mobile) outputs; }
;
doc = import ./doc {
pkgs = pkgs';
};
in
rec {
inherit device;
inherit kernel;
inherit doc;
# Some example systems to build.
# They track breaking changes, and ensures dependencies are built.
# They may or may not work as-they-are on devices. YMMV.
examples = {
hello = {
x86_64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/hello; system = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
aarch64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/hello; system = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
cross-x86-aarch64.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/hello; system = "x86_64-linux"; targetSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
cross-x86-armv7l.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/hello; system = "x86_64-linux"; targetSystem = "armv7l-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
};
phosh = {
x86_64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/phosh; system = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
aarch64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/phosh; system = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
cross-x86-aarch64.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/phosh; system = "x86_64-linux"; targetSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
};
plasma-mobile = {
x86_64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/plasma-mobile; system = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
aarch64-linux.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/plasma-mobile; system = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
cross-x86-aarch64.toplevel = (evalExample { example = ./examples/plasma-mobile; system = "x86_64-linux"; targetSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.toplevel;
};
};
installer = {
lenovo-krane = (evalInstaller { device = "lenovo-krane"; localSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
lenovo-wormdingler = (evalInstaller { device = "lenovo-wormdingler"; localSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
pine64-pinephone = (evalInstaller { device = "pine64-pinephone"; localSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
pine64-pinephonepro = (evalInstaller { device = "pine64-pinephonepro"; localSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
};
# Overlays build native, and cross, according to shouldEvalOn
overlay = lib.genAttrs systems (system:
(evalForSystem system)
);
cross-canaries = lib.genAttrs ["aarch64-linux" "armv7l-linux"] (system:
releaseTools.aggregate {
name = "cross-canaries-${system}";
constituents =
let
overlay' = overlay.x86_64-linux."${system}-cross";
in
(builtins.attrValues overlay'.mobile-nixos.cross-canary-test)
++ (builtins.attrValues overlay'.mobile-nixos.cross-canary-test-static)
;
meta = {
description = "Useful checks for cross-compilation.";
};
}
);
cross-compiled = {
installer = {
lenovo-krane = (evalInstaller { device = "lenovo-krane"; localSystem = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
lenovo-wormdingler = (evalInstaller { device = "lenovo-wormdingler"; localSystem = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
pine64-pinephone = (evalInstaller { device = "pine64-pinephone"; localSystem = "x86_64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
pine64-pinephonepro = (evalInstaller { device = "pine64-pinephonepro"; localSystem = "aarch64-linux"; }).outputs.default;
};
};
tested = let
hasSystem = name: lib.lists.any (el: el == name) systems;
constituents =
cross-canaries.aarch64-linux.constituents
++ lib.optionals (hasSystem "x86_64-linux") [
device.uefi-x86_64.x86_64-linux # UEFI system
# Cross builds
device.motorola-potter.x86_64-linux # Android
device.asus-dumo.x86_64-linux # Depthcharge
# Example systems
examples.hello.x86_64-linux.toplevel
examples.hello.cross-x86-aarch64.toplevel
examples.phosh.x86_64-linux.toplevel
examples.plasma-mobile.x86_64-linux.toplevel
# Flashable zip binaries are universal for a platform.
overlay.x86_64-linux.aarch64-linux-cross.mobile-nixos.android-flashable-zip-binaries
]
++ lib.optionals (hasSystem "aarch64-linux") [
device.motorola-potter.aarch64-linux # Android
device.asus-dumo.aarch64-linux # Depthcharge
# Example systems
examples.hello.aarch64-linux.toplevel
examples.phosh.aarch64-linux.toplevel
examples.plasma-mobile.aarch64-linux.toplevel
installer.pine64-pinephone
# Flashable zip binaries are universal for a platform.
overlay.aarch64-linux.aarch64-linux.mobile-nixos.android-flashable-zip-binaries
];
in
releaseTools.aggregate {
name = "mobile-nixos-tested";
inherit constituents;
meta = {
description = "Representative subset of devices that have to succeed.";
};
};
# Uses the constituents of tested
testedPlus = let
hasSystem = name: lib.lists.any (el: el == name) systems;
constituents = tested.constituents
++ cross-canaries.armv7l-linux.constituents
++ lib.optionals (hasSystem "x86_64-linux") [
# FIXME: add an armv7l system once one is available again
# device.asus-flo.x86_64-linux
overlay.x86_64-linux.armv7l-linux-cross.mobile-nixos.android-flashable-zip-binaries
examples.hello.cross-x86-armv7l.toplevel
]
++ lib.optionals (hasSystem "aarch64-linux") [
]
++ lib.optionals (hasSystem "armv7l-linux") [
# FIXME: add an armv7l system once one is available again
# device.asus-flo.armv7l-linux
overlay.armv7l-linux.armv7l-linux.mobile-nixos.android-flashable-zip-binaries
]
;
in
releaseTools.aggregate {
name = "mobile-nixos-tested-plus";
inherit constituents;
meta = {
description = ''
Other targets that may be failing more often than `tested`.
This contains more esoteric and less tested platforms.
For a future release, `testedPlus` shoud also pass.
'';
};
};
}