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s6-rc do cleanup in "finish", don't append to "run" script
s6-supervise sends signals (e.g. SIGTERM) to the pid of the process running "run", so how do we know if the ceanup commands are even getting executed if the shell interpreter that is supposed to do that got killed already?
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touch $out/${name}/contents.d/$d
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done
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for i in timeout-up timeout-down run notification-fd up down consumer-for producer-for pipeline-name restart-on-upgrade; do
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for i in timeout-up timeout-down run notification-fd up down finish consumer-for producer-for pipeline-name restart-on-upgrade; do
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test -n "$(printenv $i)" && (echo "$(printenv $i)" > $out/${name}/$i)
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done
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${commands}
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'';
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cleanupScript = name : ''
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#!/bin/sh
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if test -d ${prefix}/${name} ; then rm -rf ${prefix}/${name} ; fi
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'';
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service = {
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, run ? null
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, up ? null
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, down ? null
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, finish ? null
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, outputs ? []
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, notification-fd ? null
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, producer-for ? null
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stdenvNoCC.mkDerivation {
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# we use stdenvNoCC to avoid generating derivations with names
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# like foo.service-mips-linux-musl
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inherit name serviceType up down run notification-fd
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inherit name serviceType up down run finish notification-fd
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producer-for consumer-for pipeline-name timeout-up timeout-down;
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restart-on-upgrade = isTrigger;
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buildInputs = buildInputs ++ dependencies ++ contents;
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in service (args // {
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buildInputs = buildInputs ++ [ logger ];
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serviceType = "longrun";
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run = serviceScript "${run}\n${cleanupScript name}";
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run = serviceScript run;
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finish = cleanupScript name;
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producer-for = "${name}-log";
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});
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