gchristensen changed the topic of #nixos-dev to: NixOS Development (#nixos for questions) | https://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/nixos/trunk-combined https://channels.nix.gsc.io/graph.html | 18.09 release managers: vcunat and samueldr | https://logs.nix.samueldr.com/nixos-dev
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<yl[m]> I packaged dynamodb for work (along with a systemd service). It has a custom license https://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb-local-license/ is this something we can package in NixOS?
<drakonis> ask a lawyer?
<drakonis> this looks like an EULA
<yl[m]> seems like an overkill. We do package unfree (such as Charles) so why not dynamodb right?
<drakonis> look at the second section, seems to be relevant
<drakonis> its just the sources to actually pull in dynamo
<drakonis> they're not "distributing" it
<drakonis> the license seems to forbid third parties from distributing it?
<yl[m]> yea it does. so basically we can have a derivation for it but we cannot cache it?
<drakonis> i suppose?
<drakonis> amazon is one heck of a crappy sport at this open source software game
<yl[m]> I'll keep it in my dotfiles for now then. I'll email AWS support
<yl[m]> yea they suck on that
<drakonis> they use a lot of FOSS but they don't extend the same courtesy
<yl[m]> I'm not surprised. Engineers are not what I call happy to work there
<drakonis> skeletal git organization eeven
<yl[m]> is there a way to prevent a package from being cached?
<yl[m]> (force source)
<drakonis> i think nvidia does that?
<yl[m]> let me check
<drakonis> i think steam doesn't either?
<drakonis> nonfree flag i think?
<yl[m]> Drakonis: do you have a link maybe? so far I found a license `lib.licenses.unfreeRedistributable` but unsure if a license actually stops distribution
<drakonis> as far as i know, all nonfree software isn't built in the cache
<drakonis> so if you install it, you have to manually go through the process
<yl[m]> oh I see
<yl[m]> yea because of the allowUnfree flag
<yl[m]> that's right
<yl[m]> ok I just opened a case with AWS asking if it's ok if we distribute the derivation without delivering the binary (cached)
<drakonis> i don't think aws support will be able to answer that
<yl[m]> maybe not
<yl[m]> but they will refer me to who I should ask
<yl[m]> the package itself was annoying to build. It expects the `.jar` right next to the folder containing the libraries. The .jar and the folder must not change names either
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<ekleog> zimbatm: I think the FCP has not yet started until all members of the shepherd team sign it off
<ekleog> (also, you forgot to mention that it's “with a disposition of merge”, as the FCP could be for closing too :p)
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<zimbatm> you are right, I got too excited I think
<ekleog> no problem, I have been postponing coming back to this for like a week, thank you for pushing me towards there :
<ekleog> :)*
<samueldr> (as for me, everything looked good)
<zimbatm> niksnut: any objections for moving forward with https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/36?
<{^_^}> rfcs#36 (by globin, 2 weeks ago, open): [RFC 0036] Improving the RFC process
<zimbatm> thanks for patching my mistake ;)
<zimbatm> samueldr: mind leaving a "approved" +1 as well if you agree with the RFC?
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<niksnut> zimbatm: nope
<zimbatm> \o/
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<samueldr> I can't seem to find any, do we have functions to properly filter platforms for use in `meta.platforms`; e.g. I want to disable some failing aarch64 builds (for good reasons), but most times I'd like to just keep whatever expression was there, but exclude aarch64
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<infinisil> samueldr: There is badPlatforms
<infinisil> And there's the fancy-but-annoying way of creating something out of the functions in <nixpkgs/lib/system>
<samueldr> badplatforms is what I needed :)
<samueldr> ag badplatform -l | wc -l -> 6
<samueldr> time to increase that count
<samueldr> thanks infinisil++
<{^_^}> infinisil's karma got increased to 48
<infinisil> Yeah not sure why it's not used a lot
<samueldr> AuthorDate: Tue Mar 27 08:12:14 2018
<samueldr> I'd hazard a guess it's because it's new
<infinisil> Oh that could be it :)
<LnL> why is there a 30k queue!
<samueldr> (it'd be nice to have the summary broken down per-jobset per-system type)
<LnL> yeah
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<aminechikhaoui> samueldr there is one in hydra-queue-runner --status
<samueldr> which I can't run on nixos' hydra :)
* samueldr searches how to delete an IRC line
<samueldr> ;)
<aminechikhaoui> :)
<samueldr> ah, unless the command has more info, this isn't it; it's the same split as https://hydra.nixos.org/queue_summary
<samueldr> you can't see how many darwin jobs are queued on trunk, just the total of jobs for darwin, and the total of jobs for trunk
<aminechikhaoui> yeah right, the advantage is the ability to see the runnable/running per system/systemFeatures which probably isn't very useful in hydra.nixos.org case
<LnL> but that's all I know about
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