* Add script to automate Nix vendorHash updates
- Create update-nix-hash.sh to automate vendorHash calculation
- Update vendorHash (to be usedafter recent Go dependency changes)
- Script uses ed for OS agnostic in-place editing and extracts hash from nix output
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Fix Test Nix Flake CI job
* Revert CI change - bd outputs help by default without 'help' arg
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Steve Yegge <stevey@sourcegraph.com>
The nix build is currently failing on tests around new git-enabled features.
Since ssh and certs are not available in the nix sandbox, all such tests will fail.
Rather than set up a sandbox for those things, skip the tests, with the assumption that
they are already done elsewhere
The Anthropic SDK update in PR #216 changed go.sum, requiring a new
vendorHash for the Nix flake build.
Updated hash from CI error output: sha256-m/2e3OxM4Ci4KoyH+leEt09C/CpD9SRrwPd39/cZQ9E=
- TestSyncBranchPerformance: Increase Windows threshold to 500ms (was 150ms)
Windows git operations are ~3x slower than Unix
- TestCompactTier1: Fix eligibility by using 7-day minimum and 8-day closure
Changed compact_tier1_days from 0 to 7 to properly test eligibility checks
- Nix flake: Update vendorHash for current go.mod dependencies
sha256-cS2saiyKMgw4cXSc2INBHNJfJz5300ybI6Vxda1vLGk=
- Lint fixes:
- Remove unused 'quiet' parameter from createConfigYaml
- Change template file permissions from 0644 to 0600 (gosec G306)
- Add nosec comment for sanitized file path (gosec G304)
- Remove broken import special case that created vc.db instead of using found database
- Add git to nativeBuildInputs in default.nix for tests
- Fix path comparison bug (symlink resolution caused prefix mismatch)
* Fix autostart test to work in nix sandbox
* Break out a default.nix to make consuming this package easier
The flake is great for local development, but creates overhead and
duplication when pulling it in on another machine. With the default.nix,
the flake continues to work as before, but consumers can callPackage directly
with their own nixpkgs.
* Break out a default.nix to make consuming this package easier
The flake is great for local development, but creates overhead and
duplication when pulling it in on another machine. With the default.nix,
the flake continues to work as before, but consumers can callPackage directly
with their own nixpkgs.
