cryptsetup: 2.7.5 -> 2.8.0 (#420925)

authored by Morgan Jones and committed by GitHub f1a76ae6 ff7896a4

+4 -11
+4 -11
pkgs/by-name/cr/cryptsetup/package.nix
··· 2 lib, 3 stdenv, 4 fetchurl, 5 - fetchpatch, 6 lvm2, 7 json_c, 8 asciidoctor, ··· 26 27 stdenv.mkDerivation rec { 28 pname = "cryptsetup"; 29 - version = "2.7.5"; 30 31 outputs = [ 32 "bin" ··· 38 39 src = fetchurl { 40 url = "mirror://kernel/linux/utils/cryptsetup/v${lib.versions.majorMinor version}/${pname}-${version}.tar.xz"; 41 - hash = "sha256-0r5Dlbj1A7Dr9LLYHbkMNalwUKNY7iH+YqDftm5dVSI="; 42 }; 43 44 patches = [ 45 # Allow reading tokens from a relative path, see #167994 46 ./relative-token-path.patch 47 - 48 - # Do not use pagesize as fallback for block size. 49 - # Remove when https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/-/merge_requests/782 is in the latest stable release 50 - # Fixes https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/-/issues/943 51 - (fetchpatch { 52 - url = "https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/-/commit/a39a0d00e504ad7a89442874f72cf0561d6089c4.diff"; 53 - hash = "sha256-teQ/uFYrKuS0ksMEv7rP+d9EUuOl3sINsNhDC88P0xw="; 54 - }) 55 ]; 56 57 postPatch = '' ··· 94 libuuid 95 popt 96 ] ++ lib.optional (!withInternalArgon2) libargon2; 97 98 # The test [7] header backup in compat-test fails with a mysterious 99 # "out of memory" error, even though tons of memory is available.
··· 2 lib, 3 stdenv, 4 fetchurl, 5 lvm2, 6 json_c, 7 asciidoctor, ··· 25 26 stdenv.mkDerivation rec { 27 pname = "cryptsetup"; 28 + version = "2.8.0"; 29 30 outputs = [ 31 "bin" ··· 37 38 src = fetchurl { 39 url = "mirror://kernel/linux/utils/cryptsetup/v${lib.versions.majorMinor version}/${pname}-${version}.tar.xz"; 40 + hash = "sha256-zJ4tN8JahxzqN1ILKNUyIHsMFnD7EPxU1oBx9j9SQ6I="; 41 }; 42 43 patches = [ 44 # Allow reading tokens from a relative path, see #167994 45 ./relative-token-path.patch 46 ]; 47 48 postPatch = '' ··· 85 libuuid 86 popt 87 ] ++ lib.optional (!withInternalArgon2) libargon2; 88 + 89 + enableParallelBuilding = true; 90 91 # The test [7] header backup in compat-test fails with a mysterious 92 # "out of memory" error, even though tons of memory is available.