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Add name argument to builtins.fetchTarball and builtins.fetchgit #904
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Just to be clear about my motivation: I'd like to build my derivation on Hydra and locally using some git as source and currently it's not possible to match Hydra's produced hash using |
Wrote a script to get all hashes for an example repo:
The script (assumes recent Nix at
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Started with nixpkgs: NixOS/nixpkgs#15469 Next up: Hydra should use nixpkgs |
I can remove the differences in inputs between what's used as the source, but I really don't see a solution to naming of these derivations without providing a way to name them (or just using the same name everywhere). |
How does this impact fetching from local directories, for example I'm bumping into NixOS/hydra#172 and it would be super to be able to implement some kind of workaround until this can be fixed properly. I'd be more than happy to have a crack at this if someone points me in the right direction :) |
Current behavior:
builtins.fetchTarball
currently names the derivation after the url (words after last slash in the url)builtins.fetchgit
currently always names the derivationgit-export
nix-prefetch-git
currently names the derivationgit-export
(and has an old standing bug in that script of stripping anything that prefixes on.git
instead of just.git
folder, so.gitignore
would also be deletednix-prefetch-git
currently names the derivation after url and rev nameAll in all, this leads to a lot of frustration since hashes of those derivations will differ. I'll try to fix the Hydra part (and look into since when nix-prefetch-git is crazy).
Mainly, I would hope that
fetchTarball
andfetchgit
can be used interchangeably and it's currently not possible due to different hardcoded names.cc @ocharles as he mentioned this recently on IRC
cc @edolstra
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