build: bump logos-module-builder from 0.2.5 to master - #91
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0.2.5 is from 2026-07-26 and this repo has been sitting on it while the builder
moved through two releases and the whole Windows-cross series. `e45caf1`
brings, among others:
* protocol 0.6 -- the caller-identity wave -- and a protocol version that
fails to parse now failing loudly rather than silently vanishing (48cfdbe);
* the cross series: a dep that publishes nothing for the target system now
errors by name instead of silently falling back to the consumer's own
source tree (ea3b393), declared runtime files staged from `<drv>/bin`
(f007edf), and a cross Rust module given winpthreads, headers and archive
(d256a42);
* the SDK chain relocked onto master, including logos-rust-sdk's teardown
exports (bdc9804) and the lossless Qt type mapping (ba1b0aa);
* platform-keyed overlays in metadata.json (ad1899d), and an ABI test that
reads the module-impl exports off the BUILT plugin per backend (26a886b).
Verified on aarch64-darwin against this lock: `nix build .#default
.#lgx-portable .#unit-tests` is green and the unit suite is 39 passed.
`packages.x86_64-windows` now EXISTS as a consequence of the bump -- 20
attributes where there were none -- but does not yet resolve to a derivation,
and this commit deliberately does not chase that:
error: Refusing to evaluate package 'postgresql-17.10' ... because it is
not available on the requested hostPlatform:
hostPlatform.system = "x86_64-windows"
`metadata.json` declares stock `postgresql` under `nix.packages.runtime`, and
nixpkgs refuses it for that host. The Windows-capable libpq lives in
logos-delivery's own `packages.x86_64-windows.libpq`, which only exists on
logos-messaging/logos-delivery#4125 -- so the fix is a platform-keyed overlay
(exactly what ad1899d above adds) once that lands, and it belongs with the rest
of the Windows work in #86 rather than here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bumps
logos-module-builderfrom the0.2.5tag (2026-07-26) to master(
e45caf1). Nothing else changes — no source, nometadata.json.What comes with it
fails to parse now failing loudly rather than silently vanishing (
48cfdbe).errors by name instead of silently falling back to the consumer's own source
tree (
ea3b393), declared runtime files staged from<drv>/bin(f007edf),and a cross Rust module given winpthreads, headers and archive (
d256a42).exports (
bdc9804) and the lossless Qt type mapping (ba1b0aa).metadata.json(ad1899d), and an ABI test thatreads the module-impl exports off the built plugin per backend
(
26a886b).Verification
On
aarch64-darwin, against this lock:.lgxproduced with adarwin-arm64variant, as before.What this does NOT fix, stated so it is not mistaken for done
packages.x86_64-windowsnow exists as a consequence of the bump — 20attributes where there were none — but it does not yet resolve to a
derivation:
metadata.jsondeclares stockpostgresqlundernix.packages.runtime, andnixpkgs refuses it for that host. The Windows-capable libpq lives in
logos-delivery's own
packages.x86_64-windows.libpq, which exists only onlogos-messaging/logos-delivery#4125.
So the fix is a platform-keyed overlay — precisely what
ad1899dabove adds —once that lands, and it belongs with the rest of the Windows work in #86 rather
than here.
Companion bumps onto the same builder rev, all verified the same way:
logos-co/logos-chat-module#65 and logos-co/logos-chat-ui#57.