1. Fix bug in test builds that was causing failures for some reason I
still don't understand.
`tee` output to stderr was failing with "resource temporarily
unavailable". The hack that fixed it was to simply write the herb
output to a file and dump it to stdout after it fully completes.
2. sh/cachix works without CACHIX keys. Simply doesn't upload in that case.
3. Write code to cache testbus builds (disabled for now)
4. fakeship builds get further in bootstrap sequence before committing.
This fixes problems with PRs from forked repos and enables the scripts
to be run locally.
46a438f introduced use of the stdenv generic builder instead of an
explicit builder.sh script. This was reverted in 1daaf041a as it proved
to cause problems when building on some Linux variants.
This fixes the problem encountered on Linux by calling the standard
configure script with bash in an explicit configurePhase.
Adds a derivation that uses a patched pkg/urbit/vere/lmdb.c that employs
a sixty gigabyte log limit, instead of the default forty. This is
useful for ships e.g. ~zod that receive a lot of traffic on mainnet.
'installPhase' captures all the important stuff that builder.sh
previously did, and use of the generic builder allows stages of the
build to be more easily overridden.
By baking (potentially) multiple pills into an image, we can provide
mainnet vs ropsten images. It is still up to the operator to pass
along the pill path(s) to the entrypoint. For example, using Docker:
docker run --tty urbit -B /share/brass.pill -J /share/ivory.pill ...
The main .image attribute still uses only the solid pill, and image-ropsten
has been provided with brass and ivory pills.
Additionally herb has been added to the image for convenience.
Returns the target %zuse contract configuration to mainnet, and also
tweaks the 'arvo-ropsten' build to use %alef instead of %ames.
Also fixes a merge conflict artifact in nix/ops/default.nix.
0bdced981e introduced the 'arvo-ropsten' derivation. Attempting to
install both 'arvo' and 'arvo-ropsten' via nix-env will result in a
priority error; this assigns a higher priority to 'arvo' to resolve the
conflict.
Fixes#1912.
Arvo testnets typically use Ropsten's deploy of the Azimuth contract
instead of mainnet's. This commit adds an 'arvo-ropsten' derivation for
Arvo as specialised to Ropsten.
In addition to using a different Azimuth address in %zuse, this also
configures %ames and :acme appropriately for running an alternate
network on Ropsten. %ames has its protocol version incremented, and
:acme uses the Let's Encrypt staging API.
Included here are derivations for creating brass and ivory pills using
arvo-ropsten, to boot.
This removes the baked in codedump inspection and wrapper scripts
in favour of downstream tooling overriding this as necessary by
using FROM <image> in their respective dockerfile.
578adc93 introduced a 'meta' attribute for handling, amongst other
things, conditional construction of the debug executable. It missed the
'solid' derivation, causing it to break.
Rather than conditional reconstructing the "urbit/bin/urbit-debug -g"
string everytime using the debug conditional, this information has been
added to the derivation's .meta attribute.
