Not all dependencies in //third_party/sources are equally important for evaluation, some are never used (e.g. rustsec-advisory-db is re-fetched using fetchFromGitHub). It seems to be a good idea to make it configurable what to gcroot and thus unconditionally download as soon as .envrc is loaded for the first time. This frees //third_party/sources to be used more extensively, e.g. for managing third_party dependencies that aren't used at eval time. This commit is very conservative and only gcroots: - nixpkgs, nixpgs-stable (obviously) - rust-overlay (applied to our nixpkgs instance unconditionally) - home-manager (used in //third_party/overlays/tvl) I'm open to re-enabling gcrooting of the following other sources which are only necessary to evaluate some targets: - agenix (obvious candidate, widely used in depot) - naersk (used for many targets) - napalm (used in //users/Profpatsch and //users/sterni) - impermanence (only used in //users/tazjin) Change-Id: I39eef14d08bec6857499655e30ecf47d5fdd1260 Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/12965 Tested-by: BuildkiteCI Reviewed-by: tazjin <tazjin@tvl.su> |
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| agenix | ||
| bat_syntaxes | ||
| cgit | ||
| chicago95 | ||
| clj2nix | ||
| elmPackages_0_18 | ||
| emacs/rcirc | ||
| exwm | ||
| gerrit | ||
| gerrit_plugins | ||
| git | ||
| gitignoreSource | ||
| gopkgs | ||
| hii | ||
| irccat | ||
| kernelPatches/trx40_usb_audio | ||
| lisp | ||
| naersk | ||
| napalm | ||
| nixpkgs | ||
| nsfv | ||
| overlays | ||
| prometheus-fail2ban-exporter | ||
| public-inbox | ||
| python/broadlink | ||
| radicle-explorer | ||
| rust-crates | ||
| rustsec-advisory-db | ||
| smtprelay | ||
| sources | ||
| teleirc | ||
| terraform-provider-glesys | ||
| default.nix | ||
| README.md | ||
Third-Party Code
Code under this folder is one of the following:
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Externally developed dependencies which have been imported ("vendored") into this repository. These dependencies come with their own licenses and whatever else.
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Code that is developed inside of this repository, but released to an external repository via Copybara.