fetchFromGitLab: force re-fetch when rev changes
I think we should be good to merge this. This shouldn't cause a rebuild since the source is identical right.
3332f332b9
fix: don't use bash to call the builds allow them to infer from the shebang
f3a30ae07d
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
e1ca419046
fix: don't use bash to call the builds allow them to infer from the shebang
5671e5368d
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
a707b0f06b
refactor: format all nix code
3479354ec9
refactor: add formatting script
403420fd4b
fix: missing semicolon
7adf088998
fix: don't use bash to call the builds allow them to infer from the shebang
120d4b3257
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
786738b368
fix: don't use bash to call the builds allow them to infer from the shebang
13c3f29d49
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
a707b0f06b
refactor: format all nix code
3479354ec9
refactor: add formatting script
403420fd4b
fix: missing semicolon
7adf088998
fix: don't use bash to call the builds allow them to infer from the shebang
120d4b3257
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
9316874396
fix: add missing prefix for submodules, incorrect var name
dc2ce818b8
feat: apply dag defaults
69a8760bd3
feat: working linux-headers build
feat: NixOS template for new users
If we reference the nix wiki we should use https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/PipeWire#Low-latency_setup
feat: NixOS template for new users
we can avoid lib.mkMerge
here since cfg.allowUnfree
is a boolean we can set it directly too nixpkgs.config.allowUnfree
WIP: feat: support for x86_64-linux
Currently getting an error with gnutar-boot
> linking ./intl/libgettext.h to intl/libintl.h
> configure: error: ./intl/libgettext.h: File not found
fe8157bd15
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
8e9cb4fbe9
foundation/stage0: fix hex0 hashes for amd64 & arm64 (#2)
9850da8aa9
fix: resolve issue with extending cross package
0312e3c4cc
feat: working gcc build
6bd35bf4d5
feat: rich platform information
c2143518d7
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux
856b88321e
fix: correct broken submodules
WIP: feat: support for x86_64-linux
Currently I'm formatting with nixfmt-rfc-style
since no formatter is specified, let me know if you would like me to reformat with another formatter.
feat: inital support for x86_64-linux