{python3Packages.textual,tree-sitter.grammars}: unbreak#428417
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…6-02" This reverts commit 2e433f1.
This reverts commit 56cca54.
This commit prevents the update script from touching the files listed under `pinnedGrammars`. This way breakages cannot accidentally be caused again (re: NixOS#414233 breaking the heck out of staging-next et al)
this partially reverts 2c0bcc5
This allows it to be updated according to the release cadence of the entire ecosystem, not as github tags are pushed. See: NixOS#425177
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This reverts commit c25bc14.
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| src = fetchFromGitHub { | ||
| owner = "tree-sitter"; | ||
| repo = "py-tree-sitter"; | ||
| rev = "9c78f3b8d10f81b97fbb2181c9333323d6375480"; | ||
| hash = "sha256-jPqTraGrYFXBlci4Zaleyp/NTQhvuI39tYWRckjnV2E="; | ||
| fetchSubmodules = true; | ||
| src = fetchPypi { | ||
| inherit pname version; | ||
| hash = "sha256-q9la9lyi9Pfso1Y0M5HtZp52Tzd0i1NSlG8A9/x45zQ="; |
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Previously the package was outdated on PyPI and we were using a newer version from a Git tag, which caused some issues.
Upstream fixed their CI since, which publishes the package to PyPI.
Now both Pypi and the Git tag have the latest version.
Should we revert this? By reverting, we could run tests again, but risk the same issue potentially happening in the future.
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Running tests again would be nice.
We can always go back to pypi if this is a problem again.
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Merge before #428416
Fixes #425335 (comment)
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