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Enable config.strictDepsByDefault = true by default #178468
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0.kind: bugSomething is brokenSomething is broken3.skill: sprintableA larger issue which is split into distinct actionable tasksA larger issue which is split into distinct actionable tasks5.scope: trackingLong-lived issue tracking long-term fixes or multiple sub-problemsLong-lived issue tracking long-term fixes or multiple sub-problems6.topic: cross-compilationBuilding packages on a different platform than they will be used onBuilding packages on a different platform than they will be used on6.topic: stdenvStandard environmentStandard environment
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0.kind: bugSomething is brokenSomething is broken3.skill: sprintableA larger issue which is split into distinct actionable tasksA larger issue which is split into distinct actionable tasks5.scope: trackingLong-lived issue tracking long-term fixes or multiple sub-problemsLong-lived issue tracking long-term fixes or multiple sub-problems6.topic: cross-compilationBuilding packages on a different platform than they will be used onBuilding packages on a different platform than they will be used on6.topic: stdenvStandard environmentStandard environment
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strictDepshelps keeping cleanerPATHs for cross-compiled packages. But it's also useful to have for native builds: it helps writing nix derivations that have better chance of working when cross-compiled later.A bunch of packages will need to sort out their
buildInputs / nativeBuildInputsdepends. Or more precisedepsBuildBuild & co.finer grained equivalents.nixpkgs/pkgs/stdenv/generic/make-derivation.nix
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