The fish completion checks the plugin directory for supported file types
to complete. However the plugin dir checked was the one of the
zathura_core derivation which of course has no plugin dir. We now patch
up the referenced path in the wrapper derivation.
By default in Nginx, if you want to override a single fastcgi_param,
you have to override all of them. This is less of a big deal if
you're editing the Nginx configuration directly, but when you're
generating the Nginx configuration with Nix it can be very annoying to
bloat your configuration repeating the default values of FastCGI
parameters every time.
This patch adds a fastcgiParams option to Nginx locations. If any
parameters are set through this, all the default values will be
included as well, so only the ones that are changing need to be
supplied. There's no way to use fastcgiParams to actually override
all parameters if that's what you want, but I think that's a niche use
case and it's still possible using extraConfig, which up until now was
the only option
Nginx allows the fastcgi_param directive in http and server scopes as
well as location, but here I only support location. It would be
possible to support the others, but I don't think it's worth it. It
would be a possible future enhancement if somebody has a need for it.
Failing build: https://hydra.nixos.org/build/134175791
ChangeLog: https://github.com/racer-rust/racer/blob/v2.1.40/CHANGELOG.md
A few more things are worth noting:
* It's not possible to update to latest version (2.1.42) at the time of
committing since this requires a newer `rustc` (1.51 to be precise) to
compile.
* For proper completion, `rustLibSrc` rather than `rustcSrc` must be
used now. The two were separated here previously[1].
* Dropped the `checkPhase` and replaced it with a list of `checkFlags`.
This has the benefit that the default `checkPhase` from
`buildRustPackage` can be used which properly configures parallelism
and which target to use (i.e. `release` in this case which reduces
build time).
[1] 68060f6f6f
This plugin is used commonly enough that we should ensure it still
builds (and dovecot works) after loading it.
This is not yet perfect as we aren't testing any of it's functionality
but at least we ensure that dovecot continues to do the regular job.
"Andrey Kuznetsov"