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<DamienCassou> hi
<DamienCassou> I was wondering if emacs-overlay could provide release candidate versions of Emacs. I think it would make sense. Should I send a PR?
<adisbladis> DamienCassou: It does already!
<adisbladis> emacsUnstable should track RCs
<adisbladis> It's currently at 27.1.91
<DamienCassou> what does it track when there is no RC currently?
<adisbladis> It always tracks the latest tag
<adisbladis> So if there is no RC it will be the latest release
<DamienCassou> this sounds like exactly what I'm looking for. No PR from me yet then :-)
<DamienCassou> thank you for your work
<adisbladis> Cool :)
<DamienCassou> what is the sha256 referring to in emacs-unstable.json?
<DamienCassou> because my sha256 for 27.1.91 is different
<DamienCassou> (I have an override of pkgs/applications/editors/emacs/27.nix for 27.1.91)
<adisbladis> It's the hash of the unpacked files
<adisbladis> (NAR hash)
<adisbladis> It's not the archive hash I think
<DamienCassou> ok
<adisbladis> Hm, actually not
<adisbladis> I remember things wrong
<adisbladis> It's the tar.gz archive from savannah
<DamienCassou> how does that differ from the one coming from nixpkgs in 27.nix?
<adisbladis> Wdym? It's not even the same release.
<adisbladis> And the one from nixpkgs is using official release tarballs
<adisbladis> I believe the savannah ones are auto-generated from a git checkout
<adisbladis> Right
<adisbladis> I don't know
<adisbladis> I would assume alpha.gnu.org contains release tarballs? And not just source dumps?
<adisbladis> But this is mostly a guess
<adisbladis> DamienCassou: The important difference for us when building from source dumps or release tarballs is that the release tarballs contains generated autoconf files
<adisbladis> But for git clones and such we need to run the autoreconf hook
<DamienCassou> yes
<DamienCassou> I successfully switched to the version in emacs-overlay instead of my own patched nixpkgs
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<antifuchs> huh, I started using the emacs pgtk+native-comp build on linux, and it translates my Super (mod4) key as hyper+super; anyone else run into this?
<antifuchs> also, wow, having the binary community build cache available is really really convenient (:
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<antifuchs> actually, is anyone here using emacsWithPackagesFromUsePackage with an org-mode config file? I am trying to use it with an existing file, but am getting JSON parse errors for some reason.
<antifuchs> `syntax error while parsing value - invalid literal; last read: '.'`, which indicates nothing useful, and a stack trace seems to say it's in either dotted-pair parsing, or doing something with floating point numbers
<antifuchs> oooh, it was `.7`, oof
<antifuchs> omg it builds now
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