David Lewis
David Lewis
@miniBill This is definitely possible. All you need is a derivation (or a function to create a derivation) to do what you want (build tauri project), then get that derivation...
I'm pretty new to tauri, but `cargo tauri build` doesn't seem to be an availabe command. I was able to get the application to build with `cargo build` though, as...
Unless this is about building the main repo, haven't tried that yet.
Just built from the dev branch without any errors. Again, no `cargo tauri build` command was available, so I just did `cargo build`.
I see, well I can confirm that `cargo tauri build` fails on NixOS
Just took a look at `build_appimage.sh`. It seems entirely incompatible with the way nix does things in terms of packaging (nix will block all calls to wget, as well as...
Interesting, well I'm stumped then. I don't think there is a way to fix this issue without a major rewrite to `build_appimage.sh` or some fancy nix stuff that's beyond me...
Seems like you could also just run `cargo tauri build` in a docker container (which you could probably build with nix if you wanted), not the cleanest workaround but might...
@dvzubarev that doesn't seem to work for me. `jupyter-command)` works as advertised, but other commands don't seem to respect it, such as `(jupyter-available-kernelspecs)`
I have a similar problem, jupyter is available in the shell, python is present on the exec path (which contains jupyter), but it still doesn't pick it up.