--keep-failed
of FODs does not retain "bad" store paths #907
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Reference: lix-project/lix#907
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I was trying to diagnose #904, but it is impossible to diagnose because the bad path does not get retained in the store.
... build with a CppNix daemon successfully, producing the "expected" path but not the "got" path ...
This also presumably is jacked if you want to e.g. run a FOD and fix the hash without redownloading it.
I suspect this is related to the security fixes, but it's not security relevant behaviour to retain FOD outputs at their actual hash once they fail to build at their expected hash; this is totally in line with store invariants.
Version: lix-2.94.0-dev-pre20250706-378b360
Cannot reproduce on Linux without
--keep-failed
(not for this particular package, but for a FOD failure I just got on another package.) FWIW.2.94.0-dev20250707181316-raito-edition