<cole-h>
PSA: ofborg undergoing a redeploy; no expected interruption of service.
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<cole-h>
ofborg deploy finished. Now, labels are applied from within the Nixpkgs repo (and no longer needs to go through ofborg to add or update paths / labels).
<clever>
that line is altered in the most recent commit!
<supersandro2000>
ryantm: how hard would it be to close r-rynatm PRs if the package is updated by hand?
<clever>
infact, its one commit ahead of where nixos-unstable currently is!
<ryantm>
supersandro2000 Not super hard, just another thing to do.
<ryantm>
Right now I'm hitting #108672 so I can't really use my computer.😂
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https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/108672 (by piegamesde, 10 weeks ago, open): gdm.service: Two services allocated for the same bus name org.gnome.DisplayManager, refusing operation
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<siraben>
gchristensen: sorry didn't meant it to be hostile or anything, I was just wondering what constitutes "old" and in the sense of compilers yeah I see
<siraben>
if a C program compiles with the latest GCC should be fine, even if it's 30 years old
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<siraben>
supersandro2000: stdenv.lib → lib is a prominent example of us changing the de facto public API
<Mic92>
Many c programs actually not compile with newer libc/gcc version.
<Mic92>
C compiler are getting more stricter and find more bugs upfront, which is a good thing
<siraben>
enough time and it'll be a new dialect, heh
<srk>
my main system finally stopped warning me about stdenv.lib \o/
<srk>
siraben: also a prominent example of breaking couple hundred PRs :)
<siraben>
I do take responsibility for that
<srk>
no prob, I'm not really complaining. I like that things are moving forward
<sterni>
gcc was a kinda comparison though or maybe more apt than you'd think who knows
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<siraben>
srk: yeah, though it wasn't my intention to break plugins etc. (since they weren't covered by Hydra evaluation) during the transition, guess we know where the holes are now
<srk>
siraben: that sounds like a good catch. what I mean is merge conflicts arising from tree wide changes that affect many pending PRs. not much to do about that, maybe we could build tooling that estimates the breakage and amount of rebuilds a PR is causing
<srk>
forcing PRs to update might be good to get things into shape but can be annoying if it breaks several times
<siraben>
Yeah, PR breakage was going to definitely happen heh
<siraben>
i wonder how many PRs have recovered from that
<srk>
hmm, if pr has allow edits from maintainers a tool could resolve some of these
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<supersandro2000>
most PRs that still have stdenv.lib also did not apply reviewer feedback in 10 months.
<supersandro2000>
stdenv.lib is just change number 5 and not the only one that holds them up
<supersandro2000>
at least for the ones I saw yesterday