| 16 Oct 2022 |
 k0kada (he/him) | But your work is still useful | 22:06:39 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Going to pin your commit or at least something around it (I think I can get a few newer commits if I change the patches) | 22:07:04 |
| k0kada (he/him) | At least we can unbreak the CI, at least until either ckie (they/them) or me have some more time to investigate how to keep track with upstream | 22:07:45 |
 hexagonk | Is there anything I can do to help with triage/tracking of upstream? Basically at the moment I'm doing incredibly stupid things like pinning upstream to bisect what breaks things, but I'd be happy to contribute if there's work to be done. | 23:34:54 |
| 17 Oct 2022 |
| hexagonk | In the interim I'm going to punch my brain a few times until I start to understand the moving pieces a little bit better. Would love to get a better sense of how/when best to integrate upstream changes to help out with tracking upstream. | 00:13:49 |
 ckie (they/them) | hexagonk: the blocker is this PR failing. the overall flow is config -> doom init -> collect package names -> stick them all in one drv (+elc) -> bundle user config + packages + emacs into a drv | 07:15:24 |
| ckie (they/them) | which is wrong since packages have versions, not just names, but hooking into straight well enough for vcs info and all of that was not fun | 07:16:12 |
| ckie (they/them) | but anyway this requires a gazillion patches which are not fun to write or maintain | 07:17:00 |
| ckie (they/them) | * but anyway this [sometimes] requires a gazillion patches which are not fun to write or maintain | 07:17:29 |
| ckie (they/them) | current blocker is figuring out how to get doom to actually give the full call trace so its debuggable | 07:18:11 |
| hexagonk | thanks so much for the time/explanation. | 07:25:36 |
| ckie (they/them) | np! | 07:35:24 |
| ckie (they/them) | #308 running through my nixos pipeline now to test.. | 07:50:13 |
| k0kada (he/him) | In reply to @ckie:ckie.dev
hexagonk: the blocker is this PR failing. the overall flow is config -> doom init -> collect package names -> stick them all in one drv (+elc) -> bundle user config + packages + emacs into a drv Just to keep in mind, there is further changes in upstream so if you try to merge from master there is even more breakages them the one documented in PR #268 | 10:21:01 |
| k0kada (he/him) | In reply to @ckie:ckie.dev
#308 running through my nixos pipeline now to test.. One thing that I saw is that doom-dashboard is broken, but it was already broken in the current pin in master | 10:21:31 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Other than that everything looks fine to me, but I didn't test too much | 10:21:56 |
| k0kada (he/him) | In reply to @k0kada:matrix.org
One thing that I saw is that doom-dashboard is broken, but it was already broken in the current pin in master Annnnddd I just saw that this is a really old problem 🤷 | 10:24:19 |
| hexagonk | Tangling from a config.org makes everything about the NDE experience better. Reduced nix-straight builds, generating init/packages/config.el from a single source, just generally feels the The Right Thing. | 14:05:46 |
 lord-valen | Oh? How is it that it reduces builds? | 15:10:16 |
| hexagonk | I'm probably wrong. I noticed that my rebuilds went from native compiling thousands of packages to hundreds of packages. | 21:09:36 |
| 19 Oct 2022 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Going to NixCon folks | 11:45:06 |
| ckie (they/them) | ooh cool, have fun! | 11:45:46 |
| ckie (they/them) | maybe if i go in some future year we can do a NDE talk together.. especially if we figure out the straight.el madness | 11:46:34 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Oh yeah, this would be fun | 11:47:05 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Or madness | 11:47:09 |
| k0kada (he/him) | Probably somewhere between both | 11:47:17 |
| ckie (they/them) | :D | 11:54:18 |
 Yuki (they/them) (Old) | En réponse à @k0kada:matrix.org
Going to NixCon folks Same! :D | 11:58:41 |
| Yuki (they/them) (Old) | Though I’m just chilling at home rn lol my train is at 5 PM | 11:58:57 |
| k0kada (he/him) | In reply to @yuki:backalley.club
Same! :D Nice, see you there them | 12:06:09 |
