brscan5: remove deprecated SYSFS udev rule#332311
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This patch resolves an issue where systemd-udevd outputs events like: /nix/store/jm9paymkapbi6pzwbjgmi634vaf2y5va-udev-rules/49-brother-mfp-brscan5-1.0.2-2.rules:17 Invalid key 'SYSFS'.
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I saw this (in fact, it was my testing base for #407629...), but i never did press approve, did i....
But sorry, can't merge, not a committer...
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Let's get this in to unbreak people's systems, and then we can have it use the new setup hook in a follow up PR. |
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| # Confirm systemd-udevd no longer logs errors about SYSFS | ||
| logs = machine.succeed('journalctl --unit systemd-udevd') | ||
| assert "Invalid key 'SYSFS'" not in logs |
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This can now be replaced by adding the new udev setup hook to the derivation's native build inputs.
See #407629
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I'm glad to see this fixed! Thank you for the work. I'm not seeing the change being backported to 25.05 and it's still broken in the upcoming release, will it be backported? |
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Right, thanks for bringing that up, I added the label now so the bot should create the backport PR. |
Description of changes
This patch resolves an issue where systemd-udevd outputs events like:
Fixes #332307
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