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sasquatch: pass -fcommon to fix build on -fno-common toolchains #147627

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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion pkgs/tools/filesystems/sasquatch/default.nix
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Expand Up @@ -45,7 +45,10 @@ stdenv.mkDerivation rec {
postPatch = ''
# Drop blanket -Werror to avoid build failure on fresh toolchains
# like gcc-11.
substituteInPlace squashfs-tools/Makefile --replace ' -Werror' ' '
# Add -fcommon as a woarkaround for compiler that default to -fno-common
# like upstream gcc-10 or clang-11. Will be fixed upstream at:
# https://github.com/devttys0/sasquatch/pull/44
substituteInPlace squashfs-tools/Makefile --replace ' -Werror' ' -fcommon'
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@SuperSandro2000 SuperSandro2000 Dec 5, 2021

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Can we fetch the patch?

@trofi trofi Dec 5, 2021

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Unfortunately not directly. nixpkgs's sasquatch if a fork by @cole-h with a very invasive devttys0/sasquatch#40 applied (changes every hunk offset).

The repository format is already storing a patch (and not just the source) which makes any (even trivial) changes to it effectively non-composable.

cd squashfs-tools
'';

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