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resolveInNixpkgs: stop using GNOME aliases #410

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@jtojnar jtojnar commented Mar 2, 2019

They were removed in NixOS/nixpkgs#55735

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jtojnar commented Mar 2, 2019

Maybe we can get rid of those lines and just rely on the line 143.

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ryantm commented Mar 2, 2019

There's also gobject-introspection.

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ryantm commented Mar 2, 2019

Oh, maybe that is going to get handled correctly by using the latest nixpkgs.

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The special cases for those GNOME packages should not be necessary.
#410 should simply remove them,
but unfortunately `nix-env -qaP` does not list `gtk2` so we cannot
discover the name.
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jtojnar commented Mar 5, 2019

We probably need to run nix-env -qaP with --arg config '{ allowAliases = false; } to prevent the aliases from being used and tripping OfBorg.

Profpatsch pushed a commit to Profpatsch/cabal2nix that referenced this pull request Mar 7, 2022
The special cases for those GNOME packages should not be necessary.
NixOS#410 should simply remove them,
but unfortunately `nix-env -qaP` does not list `gtk2` so we cannot
discover the name.
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