The package was previously busted: there were random things in
result/usr, which is very much wrong. I rewrote it to use the meson
build since the makefile is pretty highly busted.
None of our jobs is expected to run for 6 hours, the GitHub limit. These
limits are generous and take into accounts that some jobs need to wait
for others.
If jobs exceed these times, most likely something else is wrong and
needs investigation.
This reverts commit f2648b263b.
While the idea to never use swap was fine, in practice this meant that
when nix ran OOM, some other process was killed instead. This lead to
the job not being possible to be cancelled anymore and thus needing to
timeout, before subsequent jobs could be scheduled. This can take up to
6 hours for GitHub Actions by default.
Re-enabling the swap file to catch this case more gracefully. It's still
the goal to never actually *use* the swap file during Eval and just a
safeguard.
Keeping the changed chunkSize and not reverting it - this makes it
slightly less likely to hit the swap file when running with Lix.
Makes the audit module responsible for setting up the audit subsystem of
the kernel. The auditd module is now only responsible for setting up the
daemon.
Enable the audit subsystem early via kernelParams.
Increase the default audit backlog limit so that it works out of the box
for a normal system.
Remove a superfluous and pointless test case.
In certain circumstances, Git will munge line endings when it checks out
and commits files. This can result in difficult-to-debug errors when
files are changed when they're checked out. To avoid that problem, set
.gitattributes such that Git will always use LF line endings for files
it detects as text files.
*.diff and *.patch files are excluded, as committed patch files may need
to patch upstream source code that intentionally uses CRLF line endings.
Fixes#423762
