Bump libpipewire dependency in libspa-sys to 1.0

[Gooberpatrol66]

libpipewire-0.3 is no longer packaged in my distro

[dimtpap]

What distro?
Is there a compiler error?

[Gooberpatrol66]

What distro?

Guix

Is there a compiler error?

Yes, when built with pipewire 1.0. looks related to pipewire/spa

log.txt

[dimtpap]

Can you try building with -vv and post the output
i.e. cargo build -vv

[Gooberpatrol66]

log.txt

[dimtpap]

This doesn't look like it was ran with -vv. Aside from that, there are errors from the egui_node_graph crate too. It seems like you aren't getting the correct crates. egui_node_graph and pipewire used by this project are git dependencies, they don't come from crates.io.

coppwr/Cargo.toml

Lines 18 to 19 in 4e7239d

	pipewire = {version = "*", git = "https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/dimtpap/pipewire-rs.git", rev = "605d15996f3258b3e1cc34e445dfbdf16a366c7e"}
	egui_node_graph = {version = "*", git = "https://github.com/dimtpap/egui_node_graph.git", rev = "a2e93a2826f90c21f13fa8fecf9076da611432fd"}

Also, each release has a -vendor.tar.gz archive that has all the creates vendored, maybe it could be useful for your use case

[Gooberpatrol66]

Sorry, this should be correct
log.txt

Aside from that, there are errors from the egui_node_graph crate too. It seems like you aren't getting the correct crates. egui_node_graph and pipewire used by this project are git dependencies, they don't come from crates.io.

Are they different forks or something? Using the git inputs causes cargo to try to fetch from the network, which doesn't work as it's building in a container, so I replaced them with crates of the same version.

[dimtpap]

Are they different forks or something?

Yes

Using the git inputs causes cargo to try to fetch from the network, which doesn't work as it's building in a container, so I replaced them with crates of the same version.

That's why the -vendor.tar.gz archives exist. They have all the correct crates needed predownloaded and a config file to tell cargo to use them.
Flathub uses them to build the Flatpak version, which is also containerized and offline.

See also https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-vendor.html