stdenv/native: provide patchelf on linux #96318
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This provides consistency with the pure stdenv, which provides patchelf this way. Native stdenv can always just manually install patchelf on their system, but like xz, it’s unlikely to be provided in /usr/bin/. In addition, it’s not even in the RHEL7 repos.
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Looks to be merge. The PR shouldn't interfere with any existing native stdenv, since we already have patchelf built. |
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This provides consistency with the pure stdenv, which provides
patchelf this way. Native stdenv can always just manually install
patchelf on their system, but like xz, it’s unlikely to be provided in
/usr/bin/. In addition, it’s not even in the RHEL7 repos.
Still wip, because i need a chance to test it on my setup; it's a mass rebuild :(