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I wanted to package evscript for NixOS, but it seems as cargo vendor failes with:
error: failed to sync
Caused by:
found duplicate version of package `libc v0.2.34` vendored from two sources:
source 1: https://github.com/rust-lang/libc#7c1297c9
source 2: registry https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index
Unfortunately, I'm no Rust user myself, and so I wondered whether you could maybe update the Cargo.Lock for me, please? NixOS requires a valid Cargo.Lock as otherwise it could not guarantee the required reproducibility of a build.
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Yeah you can't vendor it right now, I'm currently using the git master version of nix (the crate, not related to the package manger :D) which pulls the git master version of libc. I guess I can try cargo's patch thing, but really it's a bit early to package this, I haven't even released 0.1.0.
Thanks, and indeed, it's really a bit early to package evscript. But it just looks like a very interesting project and I had a few configurations that I wanted to try using it with. It would be nice if you could maybe just ping me once you've released a first version. I'll try to package it up for nix (this time the package manager :) then!
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I wanted to package
evscript
forNixOS
, but it seems ascargo vendor
failes with:Unfortunately, I'm no Rust user myself, and so I wondered whether you could maybe update the
Cargo.Lock
for me, please?NixOS
requires a validCargo.Lock
as otherwise it could not guarantee the required reproducibility of a build.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: