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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions pkgs/by-name/st/statix/package.nix
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rustPlatform.buildRustPackage (finalAttrs: {
pname = "statix";
version = "0-unstable-2026-05-14";
version = "0.5.8-unstable-2026-05-26";
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Is this due to #454333? Doesn't look like this should happen.

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I dont think so, do you have a concrete log? Apparently 0.5.8 is the last released tag

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I think it's this:
Mic92/nix-update#597

So we just wait it out, or do we close this one or what?

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Still suggesting that you stick to stricter SemVer-tag versioning: it does not break your idea of always-stable master, but simplifies changes tracking which is especially important given that you've already had some observable breaking changes such as this one: cachix/git-hooks.nix#715

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Hrm... sorry about that. From memory, I'm not sure whether that change was committed with the awareness that it is breaking.

statix needs more tests.

I'm not sure how semVer would have helped you in that situation, whether the version bump was major or not. You'd still have a breaking change to contend with.


src = fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "molybdenumsoftware";
repo = "statix";
rev = "f0d256d60d9b9736b274a0edc0492be472318166";
hash = "sha256-dylteN19qQ/MclInQ+x4vf+rBGNIsaKWJ+WgiS0ZBjI=";
rev = "0aca60966fed04f832e80a5b2edaa54e2ca18a5e";
hash = "sha256-VhID6wpTRe6i8Cb3dcp/S4FJEq2iwExn75Wps9paAHI=";
};

cargoHash = "sha256-lODAnIGw8MncMT5xicWORSbCChn2HQXENsOStJYHepQ=";
cargoHash = "sha256-XqZlJsWp3RFOXMMB4dPXeVFiH+MFlxf5iPd2vVSKJEs=";

buildFeatures = lib.optional withJson "json";

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