Add support for apk builds in snapshot release #55
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Wow, that's immense but really cool. Thank you! I am going to test this a bit. My main worry is about legacy OpenWrt releases because I still run 4 MB flash devices. Support for the current OpenWrt version is more important, however! If I merge this soon, will you be available to take care of any regressions? |
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| stdenv.mkDerivation (finalAttrs: { | ||
| pname = "apk-tools"; | ||
| version = "3.0.0_rc4"; |
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As soon as we have the proper release, we want to upstream this into nixpkgs.
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| tools = final: prev: { | ||
| apk-tools = final.callPackage ./apk-tools.nix { }; | ||
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Should we really expose this?
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There seems to be quite some failures in the CI. |
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This changes the generate-all-hashes script to use
apk adpdumpas mentioned in #47.The packages list gets converted to nix syntax and cached in the repo tree. IFD is no longer needed to build an image. The price of this is more data stored in the git repo.
generate-hashesis renamed torelease2nix, reflecting its expanded purpose.For opkg releases we also move
Packagesparsing into therelease2nixscript.From the user's perspective, the profiles and build functions should work the same way as before, except that now it's again possible to build snapshot releases. Also builds will be faster.
I haven't tested this a lot, but I have successfully used the results on a
glinet_gl-s1300, for 22.03.7 and the current snapshot.