Otherwise you end up with a derivation that refers to the original
path (which is not in the Nix store and not accessible to
builders). This caused the derivation paths for the docbookrx package
(removed on master) to depend on the location of the nixpkgs source
tree.
This was ignored before. Now that it's passed through, it's possible
to do
(bundlerEnv {
name = "...";
gemdir = ./.;
document = [ "ri" ];
}).env
and get an environment where ri can be used to read gem documentation.
(It was requested by them.)
I left one case due to fetching from their personal repo:
pkgs/desktops/pantheon/desktop/extra-elementary-contracts/default.nix
pg_query 2.0.2 apparently has working ARM support.
This change also re-locks sqlint to use the newer version, and
generalises the platform spec to avoid being unnecessarily
restrictive.
As before, other packages which refer to pg_query are unaffected,
because they pin an older version of pg_query which is handled
separately in the gem-config expressions.
Follow-up to #116785
- Updates libpg_query to 2.0.0 in gem config, used by pg_query gem 2.0.1
- Continue to support older gem with older libpg_query, for gitlab
- Remove redundant gem config override in sqlint expression
- Add myself as a maintainer
It's been at least a year since I kept up to date with Ruby, and I
don't think I really have anything left to offer Nixpkgs in terms of
Ruby expertise.
Prior to this it doesn't seem to be possible to customize the version of
bundler used in a bundlerEnv app. This change allows something like the
following:
```nix
let bundler = pkgs.buildRubyGem rec {
gemName="bundler";
name="bundler-2.2.11";
version="2.2.11";
source.sha256="1izx6wsjdm6mnbxazgz1z5qbhwrrisbq0np2nmx4ij6lrqjy18jf";
};
in pkgs.bundlerEnv.override { inherit bundler; } {
name="test";
gemdir=./.;
}
```
to use bundler 2.2.11 rather than the 2.1.5 default.
ppenguin