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When attempting to adjust linking paths of libraries such as OpenSSL or libcrypto under WSL Ubuntu 22.04 with the "-L" flag the build will use the system libraries instead of the provided ones by the development environment.
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Using -L for paths like /usr/lib would probably override all the nix dependencies, potentially linking incompatible libc etc. As temporary workaround I think passing the explicit path to nonhermetic dependencies in link_flags should work.
Technically the current behavior is WAI, but I can see how this can be confusing. I've added extensibility for the flakes so that project-specific dependencies can be loaded via the nix store.
When attempting to adjust linking paths of libraries such as OpenSSL or libcrypto under WSL Ubuntu 22.04 with the "-L" flag the build will use the system libraries instead of the provided ones by the development environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: