I *think* this might be breaking nox-review on Travis (but not here...)
Reverting to get Travis working ASAP until I figure out if that is so.
This reverts commit ba9a6e2d09.
This change is the result of replacing:
buildGoPackage rec \{\s+rev\s+=\s+"(.*)";\s+name\s+=\s+"(.*)-\$\{stdenv.lib.strings.substring 0 7 rev\}";\s+goPackagePath\s+=\s+"github.com/(.*)/\2";\s+src\s+=\s+fetchFromGitHub\s+\{\s+inherit rev;\s+owner\s+=\s+"\3";\s+repo\s+=\s+"\2";\s+sha256\s+=\s"(.*)";\s+\};\s+\};
with:
buildFromGitHub {\n rev = "$1";\n owner = "$3";\n repo = "$2";\n sha256 = "$4";\n };
in pkgs/top-level/go-packages.nix.
I also inherited `rev` in `buildFromGitHub` to prevent a mass rebuild of Go packages, even though it's unused.
Previously you had to write the override yourself, now it is
conveniently available in all-packages.nix for use in "nix-env" etc.
The list of plugins are currently hardcoded:
ditaa, mscgen, qrcode, matplotlib, aafigure, deckjs, odf
This is like callPackageWith, except that it expects the supplied
function to return a *set* of packages. It will then make the
individual packages overridable.
Bazel 981b7bc1 depends on protobuf-2.5 and won't work with 2.6 (and in
bbe84fe3d upgraded straight to protobuf 3.0.0-alpha3); this commit fixes
the dependency to depend on protobuf2_5 specifically.
The bazel compile.sh needs `which` on the PATH; so this commit adds that
as a dependency.
Setting JAVA_HOME to ${jdk} broke bazel when used with openjdk, with the
message:
Problem with java installation: couldn't find/access rt.jar in /nix/store/z9vc0vzyzhnpl5l5inmqdnvdnbxmmmg7-openjdk-8u60b24
This is because if you set JAVA_HOME, bazel will look for rt.jar in
$JAVA_HOME/lib and $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib, but the nixpkgs openjdk
distribution puts rt.jar in ${jdk}/lib/openjdk/jre/lib for some reason.
To fix this, this commit uses the ${jdk.home} passthru value to use the
appropriate JAVA_HOME for the given jdk.
As bazel now works with openjdk, and openjdk is free while oraclejdk is
not, this commit changes the default jdk for bazel to openjdk.
Since this package didn't have a listed maintainer, I'm claiming it.
