| 18 May 2024 |
 atemu12 | So it should certainly be broken by now | 18:09:59 |
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| 22 May 2024 |
 CyberShadow | Why was it disabled? | 07:25:01 |
| atemu12 | Because it broke and nobody took care of it | 08:08:05 |
| atemu12 | Feel free to bring it back in shape if you're motivated :) | 08:08:35 |
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| 23 May 2024 |
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| 24 May 2024 |
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 jaen | I'm trying to look at updating GrapheneOS once again (yeah, we'll see how that goes, just rebasing the existing GrapheneOS 13 branch on top of current master branch results in linking errors that look like a glibc mismatch) and as a first yak shave I've thought I'd add treefmt config for nix (RFC style), python and shell and maybe try running that again in GHA, so at least everything's consistent and it's kept as a baseline. No idea if there's any appetite for that? | 19:48:10 |
| atemu12 | Treefmt sounds good to me | 20:32:57 |
| atemu12 | I can't really review GOS/Pixel changes though | 20:33:35 |
| atemu12 | I might be getting ajs124 ' old Pixel 4a soon though at which point I could | 20:33:58 |
| jaen | Don't worry, with my abysmal track record you may not end up needing it (at least not for my sake) xD In the mean time I have created a small PR fixing Python script tests – https://github.com/nix-community/robotnix/pull/236. I didn't test building anything with those changes yet. | 20:48:20 |
| jaen | Here's how the formatting changes would look, if you're curious: https://github.com/jaen/robotnix/pull/1/files. I'll probably make a PR for this after the Python fixes are tested and merged, so I can also make a check for that. | 20:50:42 |
| atemu12 | The auto-generated files should perhaps be excluded? Otherwise, that does look pretty good to me already | 20:55:27 |
| jaen | I personally think it's okay if they get formatted — nix fmt with this setup runs pretty fast and GH checks/precommit hooks can always ensure you didn't forget to format anything. I'm also not quite sure which files are generated — apart from chromium vendoring, which is obvious — and but other than that I'd have to go through each file and see, which I'd rather avoid if I can. Unless it's a big deal and/or there's a list of them somewhere, then I guess I could do that then. | 21:28:00 |
| atemu12 | Not a big deal and those files are subject to removal anyways | 21:32:23 |
| jaen | Ok, so if I understand correctly, you want me to nuke tests for the LineageOS, right? What about those for mk_repo_file, should those stay or go? | 21:41:20 |
| atemu12 | Those can probably stay | 21:54:57 |
| atemu12 | The LOS updater tests are quite useless as they haven't been ran a single time in the past few years and therefore likely broken | 21:55:30 |
| jaen | Okay, pushed one more commit — patching derivation won't work, because it's just a shim apparently and it downloads it's code from the interwebs anyway. I did leave overlaying pkgs to a matching version, though (not sure if it matters, but why not). Other than that removed python2 from a couple of places that seemed safe and switched flake-compat to the nix-community version. Let me know if you can test this works for you and/or you have any other remarks. I tried to build some lineageos myself and at least it fetched the code and started building the ROM. It failed when trying to build Chromium, but I guess that's fare enough for it to not be related — would appreciate a double–check, though. | 23:04:49 |
| 25 May 2024 |
 eyJhb | Maybe i should try to bump the lineageos deps from my mirror... | 06:55:47 |
| eyJhb | In reply to @atemu12:matrix.org
I might be getting ajs124 ' old Pixel 4a soon though at which point I could I have a Pixel 8 now, but it's still in the box, and very likely to be sold. Doesn't seems right to keep it around for not using it as a daily driver 😅 Seems like aiding ewaste | 06:56:31 |
| atemu12 | In reply to @jaen:matrix.org
Okay, pushed one more commit — patching derivation won't work, because it's just a shim apparently and it downloads it's code from the interwebs anyway. I did leave overlaying pkgs to a matching version, though (not sure if it matters, but why not). Other than that removed python2 from a couple of places that seemed safe and switched flake-compat to the nix-community version. Let me know if you can test this works for you and/or you have any other remarks. I tried to build some lineageos myself and at least it fetched the code and started building the ROM. It failed when trying to build Chromium, but I guess that's fare enough for it to not be related — would appreciate a double–check, though. Disable chromium for now | 10:02:25 |
