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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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{ stdenv
, fetchFromGitHub
next: init at 1.3.1
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, lispPackages
, sbcl
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, callPackage
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}:
next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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let
# This is the wrapped webkitgtk platform port that we hardcode into the Lisp Core.
# See https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/tree/master/ports#next-platform-ports
next-gtk-webkit = callPackage ./next-gtk-webkit.nix {};
next: init at 1.3.1
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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in
stdenv.mkDerivation rec {
pname = "next";
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version = "1.4.0";
next: init at 1.3.1
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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src = fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "atlas-engineer";
repo = "next";
rev = version;
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sha256 = "1gkmr746rqqg94698a051gv79fblc8n9dq0zg04llba44adhpmjl";
next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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};
next: init at 1.3.1
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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nativeBuildInputs = [
sbcl
] ++ (with lispPackages; [
prove-asdf
trivial-features
]);
next: init at 1.3.1
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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buildInputs = with lispPackages; [
alexandria
bordeaux-threads
cl-annot
cl-ansi-text
cl-css
cl-json
cl-markup
cl-ppcre
cl-ppcre-unicode
cl-prevalence
closer-mop
dbus
dexador
ironclad
local-time
log4cl
lparallel
mk-string-metrics
parenscript
next: 1.3.4 -> 1.4.0
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plump
next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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quri
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serapeum
next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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sqlite
str
swank
trivia
trivial-clipboard
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trivial-types
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unix-opts
];
next: 1.3.1 -> 1.3.4
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next: set next-gtk-webkit as a propagated build input Because this reference is unfortunately not detected by Nix. Fixes #76834.
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# This reference is unfortunately not detected by Nix
propagatedBuildInputs = [ next-gtk-webkit ];
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prePatch = ''
substituteInPlace source/ports/gtk-webkit.lisp \
--replace "next-gtk-webkit" "${next-gtk-webkit}/bin/next-gtk-webkit"
'';
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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buildPhase = ''
common-lisp.sh --eval "(require :asdf)" \
--eval "(asdf:load-asd (truename \"next.asd\") :name \"next\")" \
--eval '(asdf:make :next)' \
--quit
'';
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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installPhase = ''
install -D -m0755 next $out/bin/next
'';
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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# Stripping destroys the generated SBCL image
dontStrip = true;
next: init at 1.3.1
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next: Fix #74258 Next had a few issues with its packaging: * the platform port was exposed in all-packages And this is not useful for outside users. It's now a local attribute in the next package. * the platform port wasn't wrapped correctly It appears that the lisp core was being wrapped, when instead the actual gtk application that's called within the lisp core had to be wrapped. * codestyle/indentation
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meta = with stdenv.lib; {
description = "Infinitely extensible web-browser (with Lisp development files using WebKitGTK platform port)";
homepage = https://next.atlas.engineer;
license = licenses.bsd3;
maintainers = [ maintainers.lewo ];
platforms = [ "x86_64-linux" ];
};
}
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