| 4 Jul 2026 |
hexa | I mean, who uses that? /hj | 12:49:24 |
emily | great cycle | 12:51:07 |
hexa | yeah, so much velocity wasted. it's honestly great! | 12:51:30 |
K900 | I mean it's nice that we can actually scrap the cycle | 12:51:53 |
K900 | And still fit into normal-ish cycle timings | 12:51:58 |
K900 | If we wanted to | 12:51:59 |
emily | idk if this is worth scrapping the cycle for | 12:52:09 |
emily | at least if the Darwin hell wasn't :P | 12:52:20 |
hexa | we'll know soon enough 😉 | 12:52:25 |
K900 | That sounds worrying | 12:52:36 |
Grimmauld (any/all) | how much else needs to explode for us to pull the plug? | 13:21:27 |
Grimmauld (any/all) | Mysterious missing dependencies, broken darwin linking, broken file, utterly broken numpy things.... This really is a cycle from hell | 13:22:20 |
hexa | it's funnny how little the python 3.14 migration made an impact | 13:23:32 |
hexa | thanks for making my work look great ig :p | 13:23:47 |
Grimmauld (any/all) | i mean, not hard if it gets overshadowed by literally everything else | 13:23:57 |
Grimmauld (any/all) | lol | 13:24:00 |
Grimmauld (any/all) | in any other cycle i am sure py 3.14 would have broken significant things, and now we just don't care | 13:25:20 |
emily | the mysterious missing dependencies are just the fixed GC issues, no? | 13:37:10 |
| * K900 sighs in paperless | 13:37:28 |
emily | I can do a little looking at Darwin I guess if things are still bad on that front | 13:37:51 |
emily | but running out of steam for this cycle a bit, I still need to get those update script fixes out | 13:38:04 |
hexa | pikepdf looked bad | 13:38:06 |
K900 | https://hydra.nixos.org/build/334188458 is another blocker | 13:38:31 |
emily | yeah, that's one of the ones I have no idea about | 13:38:31 |
emily | it looks like the libc++ update | 13:38:39 |
hexa |
/nix/store/knrkjgyayyqs91jbjadbh15pd2r07s2z-python3.14-nanobind-2.12.0/lib/python3.14/site-packages/nanobind/include/nanobind/nanobind.h:35:10: fatal error: 'cstddef' file not found
| 13:38:46 |
hexa | so weird | 13:38:51 |
emily | yeah | 13:39:00 |
emily | it's using clang-scan-deps | 13:39:05 |
emily | which is IIRC unwrapped and kind of weird | 13:39:08 |