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What happens if I push all of nixpkgs
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curlVersion=$(curl -V | head -1 | cut -d' ' -f2)
# Curl flags to handle redirects, not use EPSV, handle cookies for# servers to need them during redirects, and work on SSL without a# certificate (this isn't a security problem because we check the# cryptographic hash of the output anyway).curl=( curl --location --max-redirs 20 --retry 3 --retry-all-errors --continue-at - --disable-epsv --cookie-jar cookies --user-agent "curl/$curlVersion Nixpkgs/$nixpkgsVersion")
if ! [ -f "$SSL_CERT_FILE" ]; then curl+=(--insecure)fi
eval "curl+=($curlOptsList)"
curl+=( $curlOpts $NIX_CURL_FLAGS)
downloadedFile="$out"if [ -n "$downloadToTemp" ]; then downloadedFile="$TMPDIR/file"; fi
tryDownload() { local url="$1" echo echo "trying $url" local curlexit=18;
success=
# if we get error code 18, resume partial download while [ $curlexit -eq 18 ]; do # keep this inside an if statement, since on failure it doesn't abort the script if "${curl[@]}" -C - --fail "$url" --output "$downloadedFile"; then success=1 break else curlexit=$?; fi done}
finish() { local skipPostFetch="$1"
set +o noglob
if [[ $executable == "1" ]]; then chmod +x $downloadedFile fi
if [ -z "$skipPostFetch" ]; then runHook postFetch fi
exit 0}
tryHashedMirrors() { if test -n "$NIX_HASHED_MIRRORS"; then hashedMirrors="$NIX_HASHED_MIRRORS" fi
for mirror in $hashedMirrors; do url="$mirror/$outputHashAlgo/$outputHash" if "${curl[@]}" --retry 0 --connect-timeout "${NIX_CONNECT_TIMEOUT:-15}" \ --fail --silent --show-error --head "$url" \ --write-out "%{http_code}" --output /dev/null > code 2> log; then tryDownload "$url"
# We skip postFetch here, because hashed-mirrors are # already content addressed. So if $outputHash is in the # hashed-mirror, changes from ‘postFetch’ would already be # made. So, running postFetch will end up applying the # change /again/, which we don’t want. if test -n "$success"; then finish skipPostFetch; fi else # Be quiet about 404 errors, which we interpret as the file # not being present on this particular mirror. if test "$(cat code)" != 404; then echo "error checking the existence of $url:" cat log fi fi done}
# URL list may contain ?. No glob expansion for that, pleaseset -o noglob
urls2=for url in $urls; do if test "${url:0:9}" != "mirror://"; then urls2="$urls2 $url" else url2="${url:9}"; echo "${url2/\// }" > split; read site fileName < split #varName="mirror_$site" varName="$site" # !!! danger of name clash, fix this if test -z "${!varName}"; then echo "warning: unknown mirror:// site \`$site'" else mirrors=${!varName}
# Allow command-line override by setting NIX_MIRRORS_$site. varName="NIX_MIRRORS_$site" if test -n "${!varName}"; then mirrors="${!varName}"; fi
for url3 in $mirrors; do urls2="$urls2 $url3$fileName"; done fi fidoneurls="$urls2"
# Restore globbing settingsset +o noglob
if test -n "$showURLs"; then echo "$urls" > $out exit 0fi
if test -n "$preferHashedMirrors"; then tryHashedMirrorsfi
# URL list may contain ?. No glob expansion for that, pleaseset -o noglob
success=for url in $urls; do if [ -z "$postFetch" ]; then case "$url" in https://github.com/*/archive/*) echo "warning: archives from GitHub revisions should use fetchFromGitHub" ;; https://gitlab.com/*/-/archive/*) echo "warning: archives from GitLab revisions should use fetchFromGitLab" ;; esac fi tryDownload "$url" if test -n "$success"; then finish; fidone
# Restore globbing settingsset +o noglob
if test -z "$preferHashedMirrors"; then tryHashedMirrorsfi
echo "error: cannot download $name from any mirror"exit 1