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2.4 Debugging the build process
It may happen that the build process fails in an unexpected way. Most
problems are related to missing dependencies and can be easily found
by looking at the error messages.
Other build problems are more subtle and require more debugging time.
One way of inspecting a build problem is by adding the breakpointHook
hook to the nativeBuildInputs array in a nix derivation (see
https://nixos.org/nixpkgs/manual/#ssec-setup-hooks for more info),
which will stop the build process and allow a shell to be attached to
the sandbox.
xeon07$ nix-build -A bsc.nbody
...
/nix/store/gvqm2yc9xx4vh3nglgckz8siya66jnkx-stdenv-linux/setup: line
83: fake-missing-command: command not found
build failed in buildPhase with exit code 127
To attach install cntr and run the following command as root:
cntr attach -t command \
cntr-/nix/store/sk2nsj7xfr62cjk6m3725ydfyswqz7n1-nbody
The command must run as root user, so you can use `sudo -i` to run it,
(the -i option is required to load the shell profile which provides
the nix path containing the cntr tool):
xeon$ sudo -i cntr attach -t command \
cntr-/nix/store/sk2nsj7xfr62cjk6m3725ydfyswqz7n1-nbody
nixbld@localhost:/var/lib/cntr> ls
bin build dev etc nix proc tmp var
Then you can inspect the build environment to see why the build
failed. Source the build/env-vars file to get the same environment
variables (which include the $PATH) of the build process.
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