go.toolchain.rev: use new statically built toolchain
Also removes the toolchain builds from flake.nix. For now the flake build uses upstream Go 1.20, a followup change will switch it back to our custom toolchain. Updates tailscale/corp#9005 Signed-off-by: David Anderson <danderson@tailscale.com>
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# doesn't build any software.
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fileContents = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.x86_64-linux.lib.fileContents;
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tailscale-go-rev = fileContents ./go.toolchain.rev;
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tailscale-go-sri = fileContents ./go.toolchain.sri;
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# pkgsWithTailscaleGo takes a nixpkgs package set, and replaces
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# its Go 1.19 compiler with tailscale's fork.
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#
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# We need to do this because the buildGoModule helper function is
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# constructed with legacy nix imports, so we cannot construct a
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# buildGoModule variant that uses tailscale's toolchain. Instead,
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# we have to replace the toolchain in nixpkgs, and let lazy
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# evaluation propagate it into the nixpkgs instance of
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# buildGoModule.
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#
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# This is a bit roundabout, but there doesn't seem to be a more
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# elegant way of resolving the impedance mismatch between legacy
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# nixpkgs style imports and flake semantics, unless upstream
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# nixpkgs exposes the buildGoModule constructor func explicitly.
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pkgsWithTailscaleGo = pkgs: pkgs.extend (final: prev: rec {
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tailscale_go = prev.lib.overrideDerivation prev.go_1_20 (attrs: rec {
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name = "tailscale-go-${version}";
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version = tailscale-go-rev;
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src = pkgs.fetchFromGitHub {
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owner = "tailscale";
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repo = "go";
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rev = tailscale-go-rev;
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sha256 = tailscale-go-sri;
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};
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nativeBuildInputs = attrs.nativeBuildInputs ++ [ pkgs.git ];
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# Remove dependency on xcbuild as that causes iOS/macOS builds to fail.
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propagatedBuildInputs = [];
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checkPhase = "";
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TAILSCALE_TOOLCHAIN_REV = tailscale-go-rev;
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});
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# Override go_1_20 so that buildGo120Module below uses
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# tailscale's toolchain as well.
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go_1_20 = tailscale_go;
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});
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# tailscaleRev is the git commit at which this flake was imported,
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# or the empty string when building from a local checkout of the
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# tailscale repo.
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# specify vendorSha256, and that sha changes any time we alter
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# go.mod. We don't want to force a nix dependency on everyone
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# hacking on Tailscale, so this flake is likely to have broken
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# builds periodically until somoene comes through and manually
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# builds periodically until someone comes through and manually
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# fixes them up. I sure wish there was a way to express "please
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# just trust the local go.mod, vendorSha256 has no benefit here",
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# but alas.
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# OS/CPU combos that nix supports, as well as a dev shell so that
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# "nix develop" and "nix-shell" give you a dev env.
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flakeForSystem = nixpkgs: system: let
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upstreamPkgs = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.${system};
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pkgs = pkgsWithTailscaleGo upstreamPkgs;
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pkgs = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.${system};
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ts = tailscale pkgs;
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in {
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packages = {
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tailscale-go = pkgs.tailscale-go;
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tailscale = ts;
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};
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devShell = pkgs.mkShell {
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packages = with upstreamPkgs; [
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packages = with pkgs; [
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curl
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git
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gopls
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gotools
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graphviz
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perl
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pkgs.tailscale_go
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go_1_20
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];
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};
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};
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in
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flake-utils.lib.eachDefaultSystem (system: flakeForSystem nixpkgs system);
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}
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# nix-direnv cache busting line: sha256-afcuo/pcLnfFHYTViYi8rPM0ovnUuawuZ26cYhZ1hss= sha256-dhoXBuYV9lE+ssIK4i/TG4cFbzUKSOKnQP47qEEcvsQ=
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# nix-direnv cache busting line: sha256-Y4HgqikudINw28LcX4EVONxmtR0CEGKM3M76ahzfuFY=
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