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<Taneb>
I'm looking at the source of Hydra and nix's libutil, and it looks like nix::Pool never frees connections so in long running processes (like hydra-queue-runner) they'll never climb down from a peak
<Taneb>
I think this is causing issues in my work's Hydra server, which is occasionally using a lot of connection slots and running out, which causes issues, and then never recovering and requiring a restart of the hydra-queue-runner service
<das_j>
Taneb: We run a Hydra as well and the queue runner needs restarts every day or so
<das_j>
It's actually one of my more regular tasks
<Taneb>
das_j: before you restart next time can you run «hydra-queue-runner --status | nix-shell -p jq --run "jq '.nrDbConnections'"» and let me know what it says?
<das_j>
I will
<das_j>
cc @ajs124
<Taneb>
I think setting max_db_connections to something lower might help but it's not a great situation
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<rajivr>
Is there a way to refer to nix registry flakes from `nix repl`? By going something like `pkgs = import flake:nixpkgs {}`?
<LnL>
I think it doesn't run the checks if the target branch is borked
<cole-h>
Indeedly
<worldofpeace>
um what is going on with this. So it seems what's on github's ui for my commits isn't the same as the actual commit. Though it had me feeling like I was tripping for a hot minute.
<{^_^}>
#98470 (by jtojnar, 2 weeks ago, open): Add sof (modern laptop sound) support for PulseAudio & GNOME
<niksnut>
I'm running 5.8.13
<jtojnar>
but it is weird that it worked before
<cole-h>
worldofpeace: re "release notes still need work. ... and some extra proofreading" (from go/no-go doc): feel free to tag me on anything specific, though I won't be able to get to it until tomorrow at the earliest.
<worldofpeace>
cole-h: we probably should open an issue for that as well
<worldofpeace>
and what to look out for. I think davidak did this in the past with an issue
<cole-h>
(Upgrading my desktop after work today, so likely unavailable for the rest of the day :P)
<cole-h>
Alright, sounds good. Offer to ping stands :P
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<worldofpeace>
cole-h: lol, it's an "if' for that issue happening today because I might just pass out 🤣
<jtojnar>
that reminds me, I forgot to write about the fontconfig change
<jtojnar>
why is "20.09 Blockers" project closed?
<gchristensen>
I clicked reopen and sync, jtojnar
<worldofpeace>
gchristensen: I moved it to the org
<catern>
it's possible for an untrusted user to import things to the store which are signed with a trusted key, right? so could we allow untrusted users to specify arbitrary substituters and just only accept appropriately-signed substitutes? (I feel like this worked at some point?)
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