haskellPackages.password: use crypton, disable scrypt on non-x86 #351305
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- crypton is maintained, contrary to cryptonite - since the Hackage scrypt package uses SSE2, we can't build it on non-x86 platforms (non x86_64 even probably). The best option is to disable the Scrypt module. To prevent cabal from pulling in scrypt in spite of that, we need to patch build-depends to respect the flag.
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Confirmed to work on aarch64-linux and x86_64-linux. Darwin is difficult to test at the moment because we don't have any sort of cache from a Hydra jobset. |
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Currently untested, waiting for cache to catch up.Things done
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