WIP: destructure pkgs argument in package modules #395
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restructures some initial package-structured modules, as a start to #93.
i mostly tried this for the learning experience, as i feel unsure as to how to approach this properly:
by default imports won't pass
pkgsin destructured form as well, unless usingpkgs.callPackage(or manually passing// pkgs), which:This change does not relate to #93, and arguably we don't need to expand the arguments --
pkgscan be taken from the test module argument, such as here: https://git.fediversity.eu/Fediversity/Fediversity/compare/main...fricklerhandwerk:peertube-test-refactor -- then the test is a module (as it should be, instead of a function call layering in apkgs) and we invoke it from the outside.On that note,
nix-build services -A tests.mastodonfails withand same for
pixelfed-garage. cc @Niols.@fricklerhandwerk wrote in Fediversity/Fediversity#395 (comment):
i believe those have been regressions on
maininduced as they never worked in CI (#34 / #33), tho i'm not sure #13 is still relevant.thanks, opened as #396 - closing in favor of that one then.
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