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<cole-h>
Is the fact that there are tons of queued builds for nixos-unstable-small at all alarming? I don't think I've ever seen that many queued in... ever... https://i.imgur.com/s7it0WB.png
<srhb>
cole-h: Nothing looks completely broken, but there are definitely some very slow builds going on that look suspect..
<srhb>
(That is, it looks like all jobsets are progressing, albeit slowly)
<cole-h>
OK, fair. I think it's been like that for a few days now, though, which is why I bring it up.
<srhb>
Yeah, I'm not sure either... :)
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<Valodim>
how can I use `nix why-depends` on a shell.nix that's not a flake?
<Valodim>
...or `nix path-info`, for that matter?
<Valodim>
is that not possible without a flake.nix anymore?
<niksnut>
using -f <expr>
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<Valodim>
sorry, I can't figure it out even with that info. `nix path-info -rsSh -f shell.nix` tells me "path '/nix/store/9k9zywh78mp1mdd3flz1lcnmc4n3aakg-nix-shell' is not valid"
<gchristensen>
somebody sent me a report of a security vulnerability in NixOS. I've asked in #nixos-security and didn't get any reply. Anyone here available to take it and get it resolved?
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<stigo>
about to merge #98454 into master unless anyone objects, should only affect perl-cross and perldevel so no large rebuilds.
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<cole-h>
Something that just occurred to me... Is there going to be an alternative to nix-shell shebangs when nix(1) is finalized? Or will it stay as nix-shell?
<cole-h>
e.g. will it change to `#!/usr/bin/env nix` and `#!nix shell -f'<nixpkgs>' pkg1 -i interpreter` (or something similar)?
<samueldr>
is there even a plan to deprecate and remove the nix-* commands yet?
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<cole-h>
I figured that was a logical assumption (seems like "new" always deprecates and/or removes "old"), but I'd be happy to keep them around.
<infinisil>
cole-h: I believe shebangs already work with the nix command
<cole-h>
Oh?
<infinisil>
Pretty sure I tested this at some point
<infinisil>
Lemme grep through my irc logs
<infinisil>
cole-h: #!/usr/bin/env -S nix run nixpkgs.hello -c bash
* cole-h
tries
<qyliss>
that's not really the same thouhg
<samueldr>
cole-h: my thought was almost orthogonal
<qyliss>
because it doesn't do the special second shebang nix-shell does
<infinisil>
I quote: 12:07 <infinisil> Ah, "Fortunately, modern versions of env have a solution. macOS and FreeBSD support the -S option, which does, quote the macOS manual:"
<cole-h>
Would IFS work to trick that for POSIX env?
<infinisil>
Isn't IFS a bashism?
<cole-h>
o
<cole-h>
Then I guess not lol
<qyliss>
not requiring non-POSIX functionality is very important here IMO, because a big point of the feature is to be able to write scripts that run on as many systems as possible as long as they're running Nix
<cole-h>
qyliss++
<{^_^}>
qyliss's karma got increased to 73.00000000000001
<{^_^}>
openzfs/zfs#10982 (by cheesycod, 2 days ago, open): FATAL: modpost: GPL-incompatible module zzstd.ko uses GPL-only symbol 'mutex_lock_nested'
<drakonis>
aight peeps
<drakonis>
5.9 approaches
<infinisil>
Hmm, I guess for just some random script, using -S might be fine
<infinisil>
But yeah might be good to have a fully posix-compliant way as well
<qyliss>
maybe, but there needs to be a better (more portable) solution
<qyliss>
and then once that exists, might as well use it everywhere
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<worldofpeace>
samueldr: infinisil do you think you could do this time https://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/?t=15:00&tz=ET%20(Eastern%20Time) on Friday for GO / NO-GO? asking because I didn't get your response in the thing
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<samueldr>
I could, but I didn't know whether I'd participate or not
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<infinisil>
Same ^ I'm not very involved in nixpkgs recently
<infinisil>
worldofpeace: Feel free to ping me at that time though, I might join still :)
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<worldofpeace>
okay, I can ping you at that time. I don't really think your presences are exactly required, but for the subsystems you're active in a formal GO will be useful to us (like the aarch64 situation atm is going to be on topic) . If you really feel like you don't have anything to add then irc is appropriate