v1.0.0 --> v1.4.1

[mccraveiro]

Close #11

1. Add #!/bin/bash to bin scripts
2. Run generate for v1.4.1

[Jabbslad]

Hey @mccraveiro - I just noticed the README.md would need updating too:

gleam-nix/README.md

Line 8 in 7527714

gleam <a href="https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam/releases/v0.33.0">0.33.0</a>

I missed that when I did the 0.33.0 --> v1.0.0 bump 🤦

[mccraveiro]

@Jabbslad thanks for pointing that out. Just fixed it :)

[jctemp]

I don't know when or if the repository owner will reply but a version bump to the newest version is the next step (1.5.x). Further, maybe it would be useful to update to a 24.05 as 23.10 is deprecated. An alternative solution would be to use unstable and allow the importer to use gleam-nix.inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs"?

[jctemp]

I would remove that as the assumption of /bin/bash is not guaranteed. I think only shell is always available.
One should replace the writeScriptBin with writeShellScriptBin. Accordingly the #!/bin/bash is not required and the correct shell runtime is populated.

https://nixos.org/manual/nixpkgs/unstable/#trivial-builder-writeShellScriptBin

[jctemp]

Why bother updating the reference? It shows an example output of the gleam executable. Personally, I would remove the link or point to the repository, as keeping the reference up-to-date is unnecessary work which is quickly forgotten.

[vic]

Hi,

Sorry for the very late response. I was away from computers living another life :).

I've re-written how this flake works. We no longer bundle Cargo.nix as we did from using cargo2nix. We now use crate2nix which can generate Cargo.nix as part of the build, making maintaining this repo a lot easier. Also people can just override the gleam input and most of the times future gleam releases will be buildable, unless we need to update the rust version (inputs.rust-manifest) and in that case we should also update the inputs.gleam version.

There's also a wiki page where we can keep track of Gleam version ranges.
https://github.com/vic/gleam-nix/wiki/Historic-Builds

This repo tags still try to follow the first Gleam tag that was able to build when the rust version needs to change.

I'm closing this since now v1.4.1 -> v1.9.1 are now buildable with current branch.