| 1 Apr 2024 |
 uep | In reply to @maxeaubrey:matrix.org
Basically besides libjxl support being a blocker (and currently existing in staging), I think there's no other problems right now. Still need to write release notes too, I suppose. I can at least help with release notes | 23:05:29 |
 maxine (they/them) | Thanks! All help is welcome. There are some notes in the PR description as to what should be mentioned | 23:27:14 |
 Jan Tojnar | In reply to @maxeaubrey:matrix.org
Somewhat pertinent question I guess to merging 46 and requesting people test this - where do I request a hydra jobset be added for the gnome branch? cc Jan Tojnar since I figure you definitely know If you log in into hydra, you can check if you have restart-jobs and cancel-build permissions in Preferences | 23:49:25 |
| Jan Tojnar | to run the builds, we will need to change the branch name first in https://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/nixpkgs/gnome#tabs-configuration | 23:49:48 |
| Jan Tojnar | (we have used gnome branch for past few PRs so that we do not have to change) | 23:50:31 |
| maxine (they/them) | Ah, that's a shame on my part then, didn't think about that when pushing gnome-46. I do not have (any) permissions, unfortunately. | 23:51:54 |
| Jan Tojnar | I usually asked in #dev:nixos.org, but I think #infra:nixos.org might be a better place nowadays | 23:52:17 |
| maxine (they/them) | Thanks for the explainer. I'll ask in #infra about getting the permissions to do this. | 23:53:48 |
| 2 Apr 2024 |
| Jan Tojnar | oh, and also it is good idea to coordinate the evals with Vladimír or whoever is driving staging-next so that we do not overburden the builders | 00:03:19 |
| maxine (they/them) | Ack, good point. Will ask in #staging before doing anything | 00:04:35 |
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| @shalokshalom:kde.org | Hi there 🙂
The generic ISO profile does currently contain GParted. That means, it is included on the KDE ISO as well. The plan is, to move GParted to your GNOME profile, so that the KDE ISO can be shipped with the KDE Partition Manager then.
I dont want to mess up your repo, or send you a PR without communicating that first. Do you agree to that plan and where do you want to put GParted, if yes? | 13:23:41 |
| maxine (they/them) | In reply to @shalokshalom:kde.org
Hi there 🙂
The generic ISO profile does currently contain GParted. That means, it is included on the KDE ISO as well. The plan is, to move GParted to your GNOME profile, so that the KDE ISO can be shipped with the KDE Partition Manager then.
I dont want to mess up your repo, or send you a PR without communicating that first. Do you agree to that plan and where do you want to put GParted, if yes? I guess, but wouldn't removing gparted from the base graphical image have the downside of the base graphical image being less useful? That seems like the bigger downside | 20:04:24 |
| maxine (they/them) | And so I'm not sure that's as much a question for here as it is for whichever team owns graphical images as a whole? | 20:06:02 |
| maxine (they/them) | (if such a team exists, I have no clue) | 20:06:49 |
| @shalokshalom:kde.org | I am not so familiar with the ISO building process. To my knowledge, there are only two ISOs, one Gnome and one KDE. And when we remove it from the base image, it just goes to the Gnome specific profile | 20:25:02 |
| @shalokshalom:kde.org | Who would miss it? | 20:25:17 |
| maxine (they/them) | I'm pretty sure I've built myself a rescue image from just the base forever ago. Regardless, gparted isn't part of gnome, and I'd hazard a guess that it's mostly included in the base config as a "power user" graphical tool. gnome-disk-utility is the equivalent of kde partition manager. I'd try to find the rather place to have this discussion via #dev:nixos.org /discourse, or by just opening a PR and requesting feedback on the change. | 20:48:47 |
| maxine (they/them) | * I'm pretty sure I've built myself a rescue image from just the base forever ago. Regardless, gparted isn't part of gnome, and I'd hazard a guess that it's mostly included in the base config as a "power user" graphical tool. gnome-disk-utility is the equivalent of kde partition manager. I'd try to find the right place to have this discussion via #dev:nixos.org /discourse, or by just opening a PR and requesting feedback on the change. | 20:58:59 |
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| 3 Apr 2024 |
 K900 | I killed the GNOME jobset on Hydra for a bit | 08:25:06 |
| K900 | There's a lot of weird looking failures already if anyone wants to take a look | 08:25:25 |
| K900 | And unstable is stuck in scheduling heck | 08:25:43 |
| maxine (they/them) | K900 ⚡️: how can I find the "weird looking" failures? Not clear what to look for from the hydra eval page | 08:30:37 |
| K900 | https://hydra.nixos.org/eval/1805401#tabs-now-fail | 08:32:19 |
| K900 | Unfortunately not really a good way to filter it down to root failures :( | 08:32:51 |
| maxine (they/them) | Aah, what I was looking at. Cool, I'll try to look for something in there tonight, and hope someone beats me to it | 08:35:13 |
| maxine (they/them) | Thanks | 08:35:15 |
