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feat(lock): init lock module for generic locking via json file
2023-03-14 20:33:06 +03:00
{
feat(ansible): use buildPythonEnv
2023-03-31 19:09:42 +03:00
"fetchPipMetadata": {
v1/pip: support building with a subset of locked extras (#530) * fix(v1/pip): remove substitution opt... ...from the interface, as it's already gone in the implementation. There's no direct replacement for binary substitutions anymore, use nixpkgs-overrides as apropriate. * feat(v1/pip): default to provided_extras for lock * feat(v1/pip, breaking): introduce targets to lock. ...targets correspond to a set of python extra markers, e.g. "dev" or "docs". We now write separate dependency trees for each requested extra to the lock file. We can then select a subset of those features using the new "pip.buildExtras" option. Note that this option currently affects the dependency tree only. This approach is still not bullet proof, i.e. in cases where a constraint of a package in "dev" changes the version of a package in "default" during resolving.
2023-06-22 11:42:54 +03:00
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fix(fetchPipMetadata): sort lock file keys
2023-04-01 18:42:47 +03:00
},
v1/pip: support building with a subset of locked extras (#530) * fix(v1/pip): remove substitution opt... ...from the interface, as it's already gone in the implementation. There's no direct replacement for binary substitutions anymore, use nixpkgs-overrides as apropriate. * feat(v1/pip): default to provided_extras for lock * feat(v1/pip, breaking): introduce targets to lock. ...targets correspond to a set of python extra markers, e.g. "dev" or "docs". We now write separate dependency trees for each requested extra to the lock file. We can then select a subset of those features using the new "pip.buildExtras" option. Note that this option currently affects the dependency tree only. This approach is still not bullet proof, i.e. in cases where a constraint of a package in "dev" changes the version of a package in "default" during resolving.
2023-06-22 11:42:54 +03:00
"targets": {
"default": {
"ansible": [
"cryptography",
"jinja2",
"paramiko",
"pyyaml",
"setuptools"
],
"bcrypt": [],
"cffi": [
"pycparser"
],
"cryptography": [
"cffi"
],
"jinja2": [
"markupsafe"
],
"markupsafe": [],
"paramiko": [
"bcrypt",
"cryptography",
"pynacl",
"six"
],
"pycparser": [],
"pynacl": [
"cffi"
],
"pyyaml": [],
"setuptools": [],
"six": []
}
feat(ansible): use buildPythonEnv
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}
}
feat(lock): re-implement in python... as discussed during the last weekly, where we've implemented a prototype, this replaces the nix + jq magic with python. it requires more SLOCs and error handling could further be improved, but i think it helps readability and makes the logic of parsing nix build logs a bit more robust by checking that we get a hash for the drv_path we expected. Empty hash is replaced by l.fakeSha256 to silence a nix warning.
2023-03-15 19:01:30 +03:00
}
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