Rosie init at unstable 2020-01-11 #77777
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Perhaps replace fetchgit with fetchFromGitLab, as that's generally faster than a git clone as fetchgit does.
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Can't, need to fetch submodules, fetchFromGitLab doesn't do that
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I did have an alternative, which used fetchFromGitLab/fetchFromGitHub with the submodules, perhaps I should resurrect it: KoviRobi@0dcbc21
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As for platforms, it should in theory work with Darwin too, but I don't have access to anything but linux (x86_64), not sure if I should restrict it to linux until someone can test it |
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On Wed, 15 Jan 2020 09:45:27 -0800, Kovacsics Robert ***@***.***> wrote:
As for platforms, it should in theory work with Darwin too, but I don't have access to anything but linux (x86_64)
If you indicate support for Darwin, we can have the buildbot test that
it at least builds for you!
(most of us, I think, don't have access to Darwin builders ourselves,
but happily this sort of thing lets us all work together anyway ^_^)
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It uses its own Lua (making it use a generic Lua is work-in-progress).
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Added platforms to be linux and darwin, I used a colleague's laptop to test it too, so it works not just builds :) Anything else? |
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New bugfix release coming soon, so I will change this from the unstable when that's out |
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A small niggle is the emacs & vim syntax highlight files. The neovim works, no idea about vanilla vim, emacs works if you do |
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@GrahamcOfBorg build rosie |
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Whoa #77777 |
Motivation for this change
Packages request #73921. A supercharged alternative to regular expressions (regex), matching patterns against any input text.
sandboxinnix.confon non-NixOS linux)nix-shell -p nixpkgs-review --run "nixpkgs-review wip"./result/bin/)nix path-info -Sbefore and after)Notes
(require 'rpl-mode)before being able toM-x rpl-modevimPlugins.syntasticin the output directory but couldn't get it to auto-load usingvim_configurable.customize(neovim picks up package from~/.nix-profile/share/nvim/sitewhennix-env -i'd)(It pleases me that this is pull request 77777, just because it's the same digits.)
Edit: fixes #73921