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<red[m]>
QuickQ: I'm opening a PR against a module and afaict modules don't have maintainers? Who should I tag (other than the person who did the previous commit?)
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<red[m]>
sorry - wrong channel - should be on #nixos - brb
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<aanderse>
red: btw modules can (and should) have maintainers... but hardly any of them do, unfortunately
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<worldofpeace>
infinisil: If the commits are literally fixups they don't need to be in the history
<worldofpeace>
infinisil: they should squash the commits into the one that added the service. only if the further commits add extra context should it be needed.
<worldofpeace>
and yep, github has the co-authors feature. I pretty much try to use it always.
<{^_^}>
nh2[m]: The IRC<->Matrix bridge sends multi-line messages as links: `* Someone sent a long message: < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/... >`. This means that highlights don't work, people have to open your link, and it gets less visibility than multiple single-line messages
<tilpner>
And #nixos-borg
<simpson>
Huh. Wonder why that went multi-line; it seems like it could have been sent as one single IRC message. Matrix, you silly~
<tilpner>
Probably because it was entered as multiple lines
<nh2[m]>
tilpner: uh, thanks. Do you know if I can turn that off? I can in irccloud but would like to turn it in matrix as well.
<tilpner>
nh2[m]: I don't. I still use both
<nh2[m]>
yes, I did enter multiple lines for better readability
<nh2[m]>
oh well the bridge also seems to have > 10 seconds delay currently :( So hard to send plain text messages
<worldofpeace>
I think I started to pretty much instruct everyone to do `maintainers: add $your_name` in a separate commit, so it for sure should be there. These things going by word of mouth just isn't good for the most general step to contributions.
<ma27[m]>
the problem is some changes in the build scripts for perl changed quite recently and since then no transitive deps are resolved (previously `buildEnv` resolved automagically perl deps)
<ma27[m]>
I actually tried to add transitive dependencies last week, but that escalated pretty quickly
<ma27[m]>
there are some workarounds suggested in the issue I linked, I'm currently waiting for some feedback from volth, until then I'd recommend to use hydra from release-19.09
<kgz>
what's the etiquette these days for getting package updates for my own things merged?
<clever>
Nov 09 17:26:50 nas hydra-init[18246]: exception when others then
<clever>
Nov 09 17:26:50 nas hydra-init[18246]: raise warning 'Can not create extension pg_trgm: %', SQLERRM;
<clever>
Nov 09 17:26:50 nas hydra-init[18246]: NOTICE: extension "pg_trgm" already exists, skipping
<clever>
ma27[m]: now its failing to create pg_trgm, because pg_trgm exists, lol
<ma27[m]>
which hydra package and module do you use? (the expressions from nixos/hydra, release-19.09 or master?)
<clever>
ma27[m]: hydra master, with 2 changes to it
<das_j>
ma27[m]: Also think of the NetPrometheus dependency. Idk if it was added recently, or if it's just on the flakes branch, but it seems to be new
<clever>
ma27[m]: fetchGit hangs and shows no progress for over 5mins
<clever>
<nixpkgs> used the broken perl from the host
<clever>
fetchTarball used the old nixpkgs that worked
<ma27[m]>
das_j: the `NetPrometheus` dependency was added in a revision which isn't used in nixpkgs (yet). I actually prepared that bump last weekend but didn't push it yet due to the issue we have on master atm
<das_j>
ma27[m]: Nice, thanks for the work!
<das_j>
Also, is the bridge properly translating [ ] when I ping you?
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<clever>
Nov 09 17:26:50 nas hydra-init[18246]: raise warning 'The pg_trgm index on builds.drvpath has been skipped (slower complex queries on builds.drvpath)';
<clever>
hydra=# create index IndexTrgmBuildsOnDrvpath on builds using gin (drvpath gin_trgm_ops);
<clever>
but manually creating it claims it already existed
<ma27[m]>
das_j: I got notified by your previous message at least %)
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<clever>
failed to write output file '/build/jam129317b.000'!
<clever>
/nix/store/k6kjp4ljs9l7kn8fwizz2zf46ank83ih-stdenv-linux/setup: line 111: /dev/null: No such file or directory
<clever>
and i think this was due to GC, but no clue how even /dev/null is missing, enless it cleaned up the chroot dir?
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<jtojnar>
wow, the python test driver has much better CLI
<clever>
in an effort to avoid the perl test-driver in nixos, i once wrote a c++ testing framework, with lua scripting, and protobuf<->lua-table encoding, lol
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<worldofpeace>
Jan Tojnar: Totally, I was surprised also. autocomplete is pretty nice.