This fixes the Nix *package* build (read: not devShell, which is not
touched) so that it builds, and also conforms to what is generally seen
for a Zig project in nixpkgs.
The highlights:
* We use a Zig 0.12 derivation that I constructed from the Zig 0.11
derivation, in addition to LLVM 17 updates found in
NixOS/nixpkgs#258614. This specifically includes the patches that
address ziglang/zig#15898, and also allows us to take advantage of the
build hooks included in the Zig toolchain there.
* We pre-download the cache using "zig build --fetch" and a fixed-output
derivation. This is similar to how the Go builders work in nixpkgs and
I could see Zig ultimately going in a similar path, given that the
fetcher part of the build system seems to be shaping up to having a Go
module system-style DX (mind you, this is a naive opinion right now).
* Finally, cleaned up the derivation so that there's no special fixups
happening outside of what is defined in the basic nixpkgs workflow.
This is similar to other Zig projects I looked at (notably River) that
seem to just include their dependencies in buildInputs and call it a
day.
One specific change that is worth noting is that this changes the build
mode from ReleaseFast to ReleaseSafe - this is the current default
within the Zig build hook in nixpkgs. If we need ReleaseFast, we'll have
to override this.
* When using gtk as the backend, link libadwaita
* Update c.zig
* Use libadwaita's theme manager for gtk
* update the documentation for window-theme
* build: add libadwaita to the nix devshell
* forgot to properly import libadwaita
* apprt/gtk: adwaita style change
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Co-authored-by: Mitchell Hashimoto <mitchell.hashimoto@gmail.com>
I know not everybody uses ZLS (or LSPs in general) but I think it's very
useful and it's very handy to have it in the `flake.nix` to keep it up
to date with the `zig` version.
As with a lot of my PRs in this project, please consider the following a
disclaimer: I have 0 clue what I'm doing here and if there's a better
way to do what I'm trying to do, let me know!
