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python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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{ lib
, buildPythonPackage
, isPy27
, fetchPypi
, pkg-config
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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, dbus
python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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, lndir
, dbus-python
, sip
pyqt5_sip: init at 12.9.1 Expose this python module in python-packages.nix
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, pyqt5_sip
python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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, pyqt-builder
, libsForQt5
, withConnectivity ? false
, withMultimedia ? false
, withWebKit ? false
, withWebSockets ? false
qgis, pyqt: introduce qgis-ltr and update qgis Add qtlocation to pyqt, and ensure that it is included with both qgis derivations.
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, withLocation ? false
pythonPackages.pyqt5: Add optional qtwebsockets support This is e.g. required for gns3-gui 2.1.0. But it seems to break the build for Python 2.7.
2017-11-12 18:23:06 +01:00
}:
add pyqt5
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pyqt5_sip: init at 12.9.1 Expose this python module in python-packages.nix
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buildPythonPackage rec {
pythonPackages.pyqt5: 5.13.0 -> 5.14.2
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pname = "PyQt5";
pythonPackages.pyqt5: 5.15.2 -> 5.15.4
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version = "5.15.4";
pythonPackages.pyqt5: remove Python 2 support Not used and simplifies the expression.
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format = "pyproject";
disabled = isPy27;
add pyqt5
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python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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src = fetchPypi {
pythonPackages.pyqt5: 5.13.0 -> 5.14.2
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inherit pname version;
pythonPackages.pyqt5: 5.15.2 -> 5.15.4
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sha256 = "1gp5jz71nmg58zsm1h4vzhcphf36rbz37qgsfnzal76i1mz5js9a";
add pyqt5
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};
pyqt5: propagate Qt dependencies This is so that Qt user environment packages are also propagated. Fixes Electrum environment installations when no other Qt applications are installed. Added `dev` output so that closure size won't explode.
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outputs = [ "out" "dev" ];
qt5: rename qmakeHook to qmake
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qtbase: Check for wrapQtAppsHook in setupHook
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dontWrapQtApps = true;
python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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nativeBuildInputs = with libsForQt5; [
treewide: pkgs.pkgconfig -> pkgs.pkg-config, move pkgconfig to alias.nix continuation of #109595 pkgconfig was aliased in 2018, however, it remained in all-packages.nix due to its wide usage. This cleans up the remaining references to pkgs.pkgsconfig and moves the entry to aliases.nix. python3Packages.pkgconfig remained unchanged because it's the canonical name of the upstream package on pypi.
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pkg-config
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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qmake
lndir
sip
qtbase
qtsvg
qtdeclarative
qtwebchannel
]
++ lib.optional withConnectivity qtconnectivity
qarte: use pyqt5_with_qtmultimedia Otherwise, qarte fails at run-time with: > from PyQt5.QtMultimedia import QMediaPlayer > ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PyQt5.QtMultimedia'
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++ lib.optional withMultimedia qtmultimedia
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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++ lib.optional withWebKit qtwebkit
++ lib.optional withWebSockets qtwebsockets
qgis, pyqt: introduce qgis-ltr and update qgis Add qtlocation to pyqt, and ensure that it is included with both qgis derivations.
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++ lib.optional withLocation qtlocation
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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;
python3Packages.pyqt5: use python callPackage instead of qt5 callPackage
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buildInputs = with libsForQt5; [
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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dbus
qtbase
qtsvg
qtdeclarative
pythonPackages.pyqt5: remove Python 2 support Not used and simplifies the expression.
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pyqt-builder
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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]
pyqt5: make qtwebkit optional, disable by default qtwebkit appears to be unsupported in Qt 5.11. We are using some old port https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/475d653afdbd8fe3e00ccfd22a30014b0df7aeaa/pkgs/development/libraries/qt-5/5.11/default.nix#L39-L48 and it is broken on darwin.
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++ lib.optional withConnectivity qtconnectivity
++ lib.optional withWebKit qtwebkit
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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++ lib.optional withWebSockets qtwebsockets
qgis, pyqt: introduce qgis-ltr and update qgis Add qtlocation to pyqt, and ensure that it is included with both qgis derivations.
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++ lib.optional withLocation qtlocation
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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;
propagatedBuildInputs = [
dbus-python
pythonPackages.pyqt5: remove Python 2 support Not used and simplifies the expression.
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pyqt5_sip
];
add pyqt5
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python3Packages.pyqt5: fix building dbus support module
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patches = [
pythonPackages.pyqt5: remove Python 2 support Not used and simplifies the expression.
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# Fix some wrong assumptions by ./project.py
python3Packages.pyqt5: fix building dbus support module
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# TODO: figure out how to send this upstream
./pyqt5-fix-dbus-mainloop-support.patch
];
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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passthru = {
dupeguru: 4.0.4 -> 4.1.1 Fix pyqt5_sip issue, and enable tests.
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inherit sip pyqt5_sip;
pythonPackages.pyqt5: add passthru for features enabled
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multimediaEnabled = withMultimedia;
webKitEnabled = withWebKit;
WebSocketsEnabled = withWebSockets;
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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};
pythonPackages.pyqt5: remove Python 2 support Not used and simplifies the expression.
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dontConfigure = true;
add pyqt5
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pyqt5: use sip_5 for Python 3
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# Checked using pythonImportsCheck
doCheck = false;
pythonImportsCheck = [
"PyQt5"
"PyQt5.QtCore"
"PyQt5.QtQml"
"PyQt5.QtWidgets"
"PyQt5.QtGui"
]
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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++ lib.optional withWebSockets "PyQt5.QtWebSockets"
++ lib.optional withWebKit "PyQt5.QtWebKit"
qarte: use pyqt5_with_qtmultimedia Otherwise, qarte fails at run-time with: > from PyQt5.QtMultimedia import QMediaPlayer > ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PyQt5.QtMultimedia'
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++ lib.optional withMultimedia "PyQt5.QtMultimedia"
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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++ lib.optional withConnectivity "PyQt5.QtConnectivity"
qgis, pyqt: introduce qgis-ltr and update qgis Add qtlocation to pyqt, and ensure that it is included with both qgis derivations.
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++ lib.optional withLocation "PyQt5.QtPositioning"
pyqt5: use sip_5 for Python 3
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;
python.pkgs.pyqt5: 5.11.3 -> 5.13.0 This upgrades pyqt5 and fixes the build. Note that the QtWebEngine module is split into `pyqtwebengine` by upstream and us. If your application gives an error that a Qt module is missing, then that is most likely because it was not included when building pyqt5. The solution is to simply add it here to the `(native)BuildInputs`. Don't forget to add an import check. We should include all the modules (except qtwebkit) that are needed.
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pyqt5: refactor
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meta = with lib; {
description = "Python bindings for Qt5";
pythonPackages.pyqt5: fix license and homepage
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homepage = "https://riverbankcomputing.com/";
license = licenses.gpl3Only;
pyqt5: refactor
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platforms = platforms.mesaPlatforms;
maintainers = with maintainers; [ sander ];
};
add pyqt5
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}
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