# NIX-SPECIFIC OVERRIDES/PATCHES FOR HASKELL PACKAGES
#
# This file contains overrides which are needed because of Nix. For example,
# some packages may need help finding the location of native libraries. In
# general, overrides in this file are (mostly) due to one of the following reasons:
#
# * packages that hard code the location of native libraries, so they need to be patched/
# supplied the patch explicitly
# * passing native libraries that are not detected correctly by cabal2nix
# * test suites that fail due to some features not available in the nix sandbox
# (networking being a common one)
#
# In general, this file should *not* contain overrides that fix build failures that could
# also occur on standard, FHS-compliant non-Nix systems. For example, if tests have a compile
# error, that is a bug in the package, and that failure has nothing to do with Nix.
#
# Common examples which should *not* be a part of this file:
#
# * overriding a specific version of a haskell library because some package fails
# to build with a newer version. Such overrides have nothing to do with Nix itself,
# and they would also be neccessary outside of Nix if you use the same set of
# package versions.
# * disabling tests that fail due to missing files in the tarball or compile errors
# * disabling tests that require too much memory
# * enabling/disabling certain features in packages
#
# If you have an override of this kind, see configuration-common.nix instead.
{ pkgs, haskellLib }:
let
inherit (pkgs) lib;
in
with haskellLib;
# All of the overrides in this set should look like:
#
# foo = ... something involving super.foo ...
#
# but that means that we add `foo` attribute even if there is no `super.foo`! So if
# you want to use this configuration for a package set that only contains a subset of
# the packages that have overrides defined here, you'll end up with a set that contains
# a bunch of attributes that trigger an evaluation error.
#
# To avoid this, we use `intersectAttrs` here so we never add packages that are not present
# in the parent package set (`super`).
self: super: builtins.intersectAttrs super {
# Apply NixOS-specific patches.
ghc-paths = appendPatch ./patches/ghc-paths-nix.patch super.ghc-paths;
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### HASKELL-LANGUAGE-SERVER SECTION ###
#######################################
haskell-language-server = overrideCabal (drv: {
# starting with 1.6.1.1 haskell-language-server wants to be linked dynamically
# by default. Unless we reflect this in the generic builder, GHC is going to
# produce some illegal references to /build/.
enableSharedExecutables = true;
# The shell script wrapper checks that the runtime ghc and its boot packages match the ghc hls was compiled with.
# This prevents linking issues when running TH splices.
postInstall = ''
mv "$out/bin/haskell-language-server" "$out/bin/.haskell-language-server-${self.ghc.version}-unwrapped"
BOOT_PKGS=`ghc-pkg-${self.ghc.version} --global list --simple-output`
${pkgs.buildPackages.gnused}/bin/sed \
-e "s!@@EXE_DIR@@!$out/bin!" \
-e "s/@@EXE_NAME@@/.haskell-language-server-${self.ghc.version}-unwrapped/" \
-e "s/@@GHC_VERSION@@/${self.ghc.version}/" \
-e "s/@@BOOT_PKGS@@/$BOOT_PKGS/" \
-e "s/@@ABI_HASHES@@/$(for dep in $BOOT_PKGS; do printf "%s:" "$dep" && ghc-pkg-${self.ghc.version} field $dep abi --simple-output ; done | tr '\n' ' ' | xargs)/" \
-e "s!Consider installing ghc.* via ghcup or build HLS from source.!Visit https://nixos.org/manual/