qutebrowser: patch scripts #37316
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@rnhmjoj I tried to run but I got: Did I run it correctly? |
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No, you did nothing wrong. I patched the scripts and they now run but this one is trying to write into the nix store. I'm not sure how to deal with this. |
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The path it tries to write to is |
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@rnhmjoj When I run I get |
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Sorry, I didn't have time to test it yesterday. It should work now. |
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Thanks. |
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No, I don't know how it's supposed to work. Maybe the path is hardcoded in qtwebengine... |
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It indeed used to be hardcoded in QtWebEngine - however, I added a patch to Qt 5.10 to add a So, as soon as NixOS updates to Qt >= 5.10, you should be able to set that to a custom path - until then, I don't think there's anything you can do. |
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@The-Compiler We actually have Qt 5.10! I tried it and seems to work, thank you. |
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Huh, so is https://nixos.org/nixos/packages.html#qtwebengine outdated somehow?
I agree, it's currently tracked as part of qutebrowser/qutebrowser#2939 - at that point, it should also be possible to install dictionaries from inside qutebrowser instead of having a separate script. But like I said above, I haven't had time to look at that yet 😉 |
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Ok, it should be all set. |
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To make this work on 1.3.0, use this commit. |
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@magnetophon Thanks. Finally, a spell checker in qutebrowser on nixos. |
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This commit has changed |
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Upstream here - with that commit, at least setting |
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Ok, I removed the last commit. |
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No attempt on x86_64-darwin (full log) The following builds were skipped because they don't evaluate on x86_64-darwin: qutebrowser Partial log (click to expand)
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Check the build again since there was a version bump |
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xeji
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I am running qutebrowser with this patch. I was trying to use qute-pass but got this: I am not sure if it's an error or warning (not being able to cache tlds should not be an error), in the end I have to rework my pass store to make it work with qute-pass so I am unsure if I will keep using it. Just wanted to mention it. |
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It looks like tldextract trying to write a cache in the nix store. Maybe it can be configured to to use adifferent path or just patched. |
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If a script tries to write in the nix store by default I would consider this a bug, and it should be patched to use a sensible default location instead. |
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That's not coming from one of qutebrowser's scripts, it's coming from tldextract - see e.g. From a quick look at its source, it seems to be possible to set |
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Motivation for this change
Fix #37307
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