| 29 Sep 2021 |
 sterni | opening the branch and clicking on the PR kinda works, but it hasn't displayed properly for me before | 11:59:09 |
 hexa | we kinda set up #staging:nixos.org to mention the latest runs, though I admit that did not always work 🙂 | 12:00:51 |
 lukegb (he/him) | That would be neat; I started explicitly naming it "staging-next $DATE" to make it more searchable for myself, but a label would be great | 12:00:54 |
| sterni | the problem is also that github doesn't rank search results by relevance so prs with staging next in their title get drowned out for some reason | 12:02:26 |
| lukegb (he/him) | Ah yeah, I cheat by filtering by author:lukegb when I know when I opened it :p | 12:04:08 |
| lukegb (he/him) | Iirc there's actually a search term for the source and destination branches | 12:04:31 |
| sterni | yeah that's what I do for haskell-updates, but it requires extra knowledge of course | 12:04:45 |
| sterni | ahh right | 12:04:49 |
| sterni | you want head:staging-next | 12:05:56 |
| sterni | 0469fb3d (x86_64-darwin) seems stuck :| | 12:59:32 |
 Alyssa Ross | sternenseemann: I have https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/compare/master...staging-next bookmarked for finding the PR, and it seems to work every time | 13:46:17 |
| Alyssa Ross | but a label sounds like a great idea, especially for finding previous PRs | 13:46:37 |
| hexa | In reply to @sternenseemann:systemli.org
0469fb3d (x86_64-darwin) seems stuck :| what else is new? 🙂 | 14:14:13 |
 VladimĂr ÄŚunát | And the label... how will people utilize it to make life easier? Is typing label:foo harder than typing head:staging-next? (our labels tend to have quite elaborate names) | 14:24:26 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | * And the label... how will people utilize it to make life easier? Is typing label:foo easier than typing head:staging-next? (our labels tend to have quite elaborate names) | 14:24:46 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | * And the label... how will people utilize it to make life easier? Is typing label:foo really easier than typing head:staging-next? (our labels tend to have quite elaborate names) | 14:24:50 |
| Alyssa Ross | a label is something you can click from a PR you're already looking at -- I didn't know you could do head:staging-next | 14:25:22 |
| Alyssa Ross | but we could also just include a link to that in the template or something | 14:25:32 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | I've been trying to mention the next staging-next PR in the previous one. (some people did it the other way, too) | 14:26:50 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | A working link (whatever we prefer) could be added at least to the docs. Some recent staging-next PRs even have the link at the top, some only copied (docs) without any link :-) | 14:29:48 |
 Rick (Mindavi) | In reply to @qyliss:fairydust.space
but we could also just include a link to that in the template or something I think adding a link to search head:staging-next would be a good way to do it | 15:14:33 |
| 30 Sep 2021 |
| sterni | is the channel update service stuck? seems like nixos-unstable should've been updated yesterday-ish, but hasn't? | 12:27:42 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/140026
you mean? | 12:28:48 |
| VladimĂr ÄŚunát | And I do see recent nixos-unstable update in the git repo
31ffc50c571..c21ba4f7bb4 nixos-unstable
| 12:29:20 |
| sterni | okay, I feared that the fastly issue persisted… | 12:29:34 |
| 1 Oct 2021 |
| lukegb (he/him) | hmm, we're short on x86_64linux builders | 07:06:24 |
| lukegb (he/him) | also https://buildkite.com/grahamc/packet-nix-builder/ shows a bunch of weird diffs and has been failing to push a new netboot image for a while | 07:06:34 |
| lukegb (he/him) | * also https://buildkite.com/grahamc/packet-nix-builder/ shows a bunch of weird terraform diffs and has been failing to push a new netboot image for a while | 07:06:38 |
| hexa | grahamc (he/him): ^ | 09:08:38 |
 [0x4A6F] | I've seen a report in #nix:nixos.org about failing certificate chain for nixos.org. Should we move to buypass for acme? i.e. security.acme.server = "https://api.buypass.com/acme/directory"; | 12:27:41 |
