psi-plus: 1.5.1556-2 -> 1.5.1576

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misuzu 3 years ago
parent c5ed8beb47
commit 59e45f4474
  1. 36
      pkgs/applications/networking/instant-messengers/psi-plus/default.nix

@ -40,43 +40,15 @@ assert builtins.elem (lib.toLower chatType) [
assert enablePsiMedia -> enablePlugins;
mkDerivation {
mkDerivation rec {
pname = "psi-plus";
# Version mask is “X.X.XXXX-R” where “X.X.XXXX” is a mandatory version of Psi
# and “-R” ending is optional revision number.
#
# The “psi-plus-snapshots” generally provides snapshots of these separate
# repositories glued together (there are also dependencies/libraries):
#
# 1. Psi
# 2. Plugins pack for Psi
# 3. “psimedia” plugin
# 4. Resources for Psi (icons, skins, sounds)
#
# “X.X.XXXX” is literally a version of Psi.
# So often when for instance plugins are updated separately a new snapshot is
# created. And that snapshot would also be linked to “X.X.XXXX” version.
# So many commits may have the same associated version of the snapshot.
# But mind that only one Git tag is created for “X.X.XXXX” version.
#
# It’s not yet defined in the Psi+ project what value to use as a version for
# any further releases that don’t change Psi version.
#
# Let’s do what Debian does for instance (appends “-R” where “R” is a revision
# number).
# E.g. https://tracker.debian.org/news/1226321/psi-plus-14554-5-migrated-to-testing/
#
# This has been communicated with the Psi+ main devs in this XMPP MUC chat:
# psi-dev@conference.jabber.ru
#
version = "1.5.1556-2";
version = "1.5.1576";
src = fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "psi-plus";
repo = "psi-plus-snapshots";
rev = "635879010b6697f7041a7bbea1853a1f4673c7f7";
sha256 = "18xvljcm0a9swkyz4diwxi4xaj0w27jnhfgpi8fv5fj11j0g1b3a";
rev = version;
sha256 = "15iqa8hd4p968sp79zsi32g7bhamgg267pk2bxspl646viv91f6g";
};
cmakeFlags = [

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