nix-prefetch-git is either run as part of a build, usually sandboxed,
or outside a build, unsandboxed, to prefetch something that will later
be used in a build. It's important that the latter use produces
hashes that can be reproduced by the former.
One way that they can differ is if the user's git config does
something that changes the result of git clone. I ran into this,
because my global git config automatically enables git-lfs, whereas
nix-prefetch-git otherwise only uses git-lfs if specifically
requested. This led to very confusing hash mismatches.
* mpd-touch-screen-gui: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* musescore: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* syncthingtray: use stdenv.mkDerivation with a function; reformat
* ocrfeeder: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* castget: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* gnome-network-displays: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* mailreaders: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* mswatch: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* uhd: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* maxima: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* qalculate-gtk: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* qalculate-qt: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* wxmaxima: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* lammps: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* mlterm: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* video-trimmer: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* nerdfonts: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* gnomeExtensions.easyScreenCast: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* octave: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* comedilib: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* cpp-utilities: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* libsForQt5.kpeoplevcard: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* liberio: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* libqalculate: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* libwtk-sdl2: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* libsForQt5.pulseaudio-qt: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* qrupdate: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* libsForQt5.qtforkawesome: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* libsForQt5.qtutilities: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* sqlitecpp: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* tweeny: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* volk: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* wiringpi: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* snzip: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* bpm-tools: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* sacd: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* gtk-gnutella: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
* sile: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation
* pplatex: use finalAttrs in mkDerivation; reformat
Because of the gst_all_1 input, 64 bit GStreamer was sneaking into the 32 bit libs.
Basically:
```nix
{ buildFHSEnv
, gst_all_1 # Because of this input...
}:
buildFHSEnv {
multiPkgs = pkgs: with pkgs; {
# This is both 32 bit and 64 bit
hello
# ...this is target arch only (bcause the `with pkgs;` doesn't apply in this case)
gst_all_1.gst-plugins-base
};
}
```
This commit removes the `gst_all_1` input to correct that.
Also removes setting `GST_PLUGIN_PATH`, as it doesn't seem necessary anymore.
(That env is the reason why I added the `gst_all_1` input and accidentally causing the issue in the first place. Ugh...)
Closes#207641.
Alyssa Ross