We had fields set to the same values before in our test data. This is
not a problem per-se, but does mean we wouldn't catch certain mixups.
Now, the fields are set to distinct values (where possible), which makes
the test more robust.
This requires that we refer to the `sourceInfo` instead of the
`result`. However, `sourceInfo` does not create a chain of basedir
resolution, so we add that back with `flakeDir`.
Only a much smaller `StructuredAttrs` remains, the rest is is now moved
to `DerivationOptions`.
This gets us quite close to `std::optional<StructuredAttrs>` and
`DerivationOptions` being included in `Derivation` as fields.
Now, both the unit and functional tests relating to derivation options
are tested both ways -- with input addressing and content-addressing
derivations.
This is a small optimization used when we're signing a narinfo for
multiple keys in one go. Using this sign variant, we only compute the
NAR fingerprint once, then sign it with all the keys.
It is just use for adding context to errors, but we have `addTrace` to
do that. Let the callers do that instead.
The callers doing so is a bit duplicated, yes, but this will get better
once `DerivationOptions` is included in `Derivation`.
The STSProfileCredentialsProviders allows to assume a specific IAM role
when accessing an S3 repository. Sometimes this is needed to obtain the
permissions to operate on the bucket.
Rather than "mounting" the store inside an empty virtual filesystem,
just return the store as a virtual filesystem. This is more modular.
(FWIW, it also supports two long term hopes of mind:
1. More capability-based Nix language mode. I dream of a "super pure
eval" where you can only use relative path literals (See #8738), and
any `fetchTree`-fetched stuff + the store are all disjoint (none is
mounted in another) file systems.
2. Windows, where the store dir may include drive letters, etc., and is
thus unsuitable to be the prefix of any `CanonPath`s.
)
Co-authored-by: Eelco Dolstra <edolstra@gmail.com>
Add a `secretKeyFiles` URI parameter in the store URIs receiving a
coma-separated list of Nix signing keyfiles.
For instance:
nix copy --to "file:///tmp/store?secret-keys=/tmp/key1,/tmp/key2" \
"$(nix build --print-out-paths nixpkgs#hello)"
The keys passed through this new store URI parameter are merged with
the key specified in the `secretKeyFile` parameter, if any.
We'd like to rotate the signing key for cache.nixos.org. To simplify
the transition, we'd like to sign the new paths with two keys: the new
one and the current one. With this, the cache can support nix
configurations only trusting the new key and legacy configurations
only trusting the current key.
See https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/149 for more informations
behind the motivation.
nix> meson.build:216: WARNING: Project targets '>= 1.1' but uses feature introduced in '1.4.0': fs.name with build_tgt, custom_tgt, and custom_idx.
nix> meson.build:222: WARNING: Project targets '>= 1.1' but uses feature introduced in '1.4.0': fs.name with build_tgt, custom_tgt, and custom_idx.
nix> meson.build:235: WARNING: Project targets '>= 1.1' but uses feature introduced in '1.4.0': fs.name with build_tgt, custom_tgt, and custom_idx.
nix> meson.build:236: WARNING: Project targets '>= 1.1' but uses feature introduced in '1.4.0': fs.name with build_tgt, custom_tgt, and custom_idx.
nix> meson.build:242: WARNING: Project targets '>= 1.1' but uses feature introduced in '1.4.0': fs.name with build_tgt, custom_tgt, and custom_idx.
