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pkgsi686Linux doesn't touch meta.platforms, so Hydra generates those attributes as usual. Maybe we should improve the implementation of pkgsi686Linux instead.
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Eh, this is starting to get a little wild: https://hydra.nixos.org/job/nixpkgs/trunk/driversi686Linux.vaapiIntel.x86_64-darwin :-D
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Maybe something like
if system != "x86_64-linux" then null else
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Eh, what happens here?
Workaround looks good, I just am very curious how...
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pkgsi686Linux
doesn't touchmeta.platforms
, so Hydra generates those attributes as usual. Maybe we should improve the implementation ofpkgsi686Linux
instead.1360c35
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I'm thinking the same thing actually, came up with
pkgsi686Linux = if system != "x86_64-linux" then pkgs else ...
. IIUC this would work.1360c35
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This is pretty expensive to do especially on Aarch64:
https://hydra.nixos.org/build/74959948#tabs-buildsteps
Is it okay to make it conditional?