{ lib, haskellPackages, haskell, removeReferencesTo # “Plugins” are a fancy way of saying gitit will invoke # GHC at *runtime*, which in turn makes it pull GHC # into its runtime closure. Only enable if you really need # that feature. But if you do you’ll want to use gitit # as a library anyway. , pluginSupport ? false }: # this is similar to what we do with the pandoc executable let plain = haskellPackages.callPackage ./cabal.nix {}; plugins = if pluginSupport then plain else haskell.lib.compose.disableCabalFlag "plugins" plain; static = haskell.lib.compose.justStaticExecutables plugins; in (haskell.lib.compose.overrideCabal (drv: { buildTools = (drv.buildTools or []) ++ [ removeReferencesTo ]; }) static).overrideAttrs (drv: { # These libraries are still referenced, because they generate # a `Paths_*` module for figuring out their version. # The `Paths_*` module is generated by Cabal, and contains the # version, but also paths to e.g. the data directories, which # lead to a transitive runtime dependency on the whole GHC distribution. # This should ideally be fixed in haskellPackages (or even Cabal), # but a minimal gitit is important enough to patch it manually. disallowedReferences = [ haskellPackages.pandoc-types haskellPackages.HTTP haskellPackages.pandoc haskellPackages.happstack-server haskellPackages.filestore ]; postInstall = '' remove-references-to \ -t ${haskellPackages.pandoc-types} \ $out/bin/gitit remove-references-to \ -t ${haskellPackages.HTTP} \ $out/bin/gitit remove-references-to \ -t ${haskellPackages.pandoc} \ $out/bin/gitit remove-references-to \ -t ${haskellPackages.happstack-server} \ $out/bin/gitit remove-references-to \ -t ${haskellPackages.filestore} \ $out/bin/gitit ''; meta = drv.meta // { maintainers = drv.meta.maintainers or [] ++ [ lib.maintainers.Profpatsch ]; }; })