vscode-extensions.rust-analyzer: 2020-03-09 -> 2020-03-16

This module implements builder for hyper-v images.

These have been available for a while it seems.

The documentation says this should be a list, and it already is in
about half the expressions that set it.

The difference doesn't matter at present, because these values are all
space-free literals.  But it will in a future with __structuredAttrs .

(The similar attr stripAllList has no users in the nixpkgs tree, so
there's nothing to do to fix any of those up.)

This has changed a few times from 2008 to 2012: cdc74e1, d9213df,
and 095db9f.

…yzer

…ate script

Doesn't build with gcc9, and if overlayed to use gcc8 stdenv fails on CUDA issues.

…endencies

This bumps subsurface to 4.9.3.

As the subsurface-specific libdivecomputer source is shipped as a git
submodule these days, we can avoid having to fetch a separate tarball
that needs to be kept in sync (and is only uploaded for each release).

This also applies a patch on top of 4.9.3 to properly handle libgit2
versions 1.0 and later - conditional code for older libgit versions has
been removed upstream, but that's a nontrivial backport, which is why
this patch was added.

I actually went back and `strace`'d the binary when it complained about
being unable to load the library it uses for playing videos. Turns out,
it wasn't finding the library because it wasn't in any of its library
paths. I added the lib path to `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` so it can find the
library it uses to play videos, and now things are peachy.

There is a (seemingly innocuous) error that gets displayed from Exiv2
being unable to determine its image type. Since it's actually a video, I
think it's fine. Another issue that pops up in the output is missing
`libcuda.so.1`, but that doesn't seem to affect functionality, and using
`addOpenGLRunpath` on both the binary and libraries didn't silence it.

Also did a little formatting.

Note: tests are available, should be added in the future (crowbar is required)

updated:

* irmin
* irmin-fs
* irmin-git
* irmin-graphql
* irmin-http
* irmin-mem
* irmin-pack (also added new dependecy ocaml_lwt)
* irmin-test
* irmin-unix
* irmin-watcher

This needs to be set in the .linkConfig of a .network

… devices

Setting a MAC Address on a tun interface isn't supported, and invoking
the corresponding command fails.

The unit sets MTU and MAC Address even with networkd enabled, which
isn't necessary anymore, as networkd handles this by itself.

This was whitespace-sensitive, kept fighting with my editor and broke
the tests easily. To fix this, let python convert the output to
individual lines, and strip whitespace from them before comparing.

We only need to wait for network.target to get up, and the
network-addresses-${interfaceName} units are scripted networking only.

Both the scripted and networkd backend now support setting MTU and MAC
Address, so do this in a test to ensure it doesn't break.

There are strict rate limits on account creation for Let's Encrypt
certificates. It is important to reuse credentails when possible.

The unpackPhase override was only needed when the download server mangled the file extension:

NixOS/nixpkgs#23652

Also order the build inputs alphabetically and switch to pname+version.

https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/tags/INKSCAPE_0_92_5

Signed-off-by: Austin Seipp <aseipp@pobox.com>

qimgv: enable video support

LLVM: Always pass host/target info to compiler-rt/libstdcxxClang

ursadb: init at v1.2.0

NixOS/nixpkgs@124cccb
broke the build of NixOS manual.

It does not make sense to be as strict as with attributes since we
are not limited by the CLI's inability to handle numbers.
Placeholders should not be quoted either as they are not part of Nix
syntax but a meta-level construct.