This makes it easier to test optional flags still work.
Just adding one that disables multiple because the build is fairly slow and I don't think exercising
them all separately is going to be worth the extra build time.
Setting enablePolly = false was failing due to trying to patch a file that doesn't exist
> applying patch /nix/store/gr73nf6sca9nyzl88x58y3qxrav04yhd-polly-lit-cfg-add-libs-to-dylib-path.patch
> can't find file to patch at input line 5
The commit 01e8f570c6 unpinned the
LLVM version, which led to the following warnings whenever Scudo
is loaded (basically whenever a command is started when used
system-wide):
Scudo WARNING: found 3 unrecognized flag(s):
DeleteSizeMismatch=0:DeallocationTypeMismatch=0
DeallocationTypeMismatch=0
ZeroContents=1
According to the current Scudo documentation [1] the options are
now spelled differently. This commit keeps all existing options
and only updates the spelling.
[1] https://llvm.org/docs/ScudoHardenedAllocator.html
Reported-by: CUB3D <callumthom11@gmail.com>
This regularly broke things – as can be seen from the number
of packages that were opting out of it – while providing only a
dubious and partial benefit to purity that other build systems did
not “enjoy”.
It has become associated with Darwin, but was actually introduced
in 2007 as part of 67d41efde1,
a work‐in‐progress commit for KDE 4 that introduced the CMake
setup hook. It has haunted us ever since, and will presumably become
even better at doing so now that it is a dead ghost.
Of course, it is possible and even likely that more impure paths will
leak into Darwin builds from third‐party CMake modules included
in packages. However, considering it already disregarded many of the
most common macOS system paths, it will be better overall to address
these in a targeted manner than dealing with the effects of this
brute‐force hook. In the long run, a good sandbox is going to be
the solution for reliable build reproducibility on the platform.
Latest 9.6.x minor release is 9.6.7, which is also in Stackage 22.44.
Thus, dropping according to the GHC Deprecation Policy.
This requires to change the bootstrap for GHC 9.8.x and GHC 9.10.x on
some platforms.
