| 23 Sep 2023 |
 infinisil | Well it's generic to any CI check really | 00:14:46 |
| infinisil | In reply to @infinisil:matrix.org
This should be fairly non-controversial, so I'll go ahead with a Nixpkgs PR for this, indicating the slight deviation from the RFC Only a draft for now: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/256792 | 00:43:49 |
| infinisil | Btw here's the RFC 140 milestone aggregating all of these issues/PRs | 00:52:52 |
| 24 Sep 2023 |
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| PowerUser64 | After RFC 140 is being used, will packages still have categories of some sort? It seems like it would be a waste to get rid of all the work that has been done to classify 80000+ packages. Personally, I learn about a lot of software just by looking at what other packages are in the categories I use the most. | 09:33:14 |
 @piegames:matrix.org | There's a separate RFC for that | 09:33:55 |
| PowerUser64 | it's also nice when developing a package to be able to see examples of how similar software was packaged right in the same place | 09:34:00 |
| PowerUser64 | Ah good to know | 09:34:08 |
| PowerUser64 | What number is it? | 09:34:19 |
| PowerUser64 | * After RFC 140 is in full effect, will packages still have categories of some sort? It seems like it would be a waste to get rid of all the work that has been done to classify 80000+ packages. Personally, I learn about a lot of software just by looking at what other packages are in the categories I use the most. | 09:35:51 |
| @piegames:matrix.org | 156 I think? | 09:36:31 |
| PowerUser64 | hmm that one is "No Direct Nixpkgs Pushes" | 09:37:42 |
| PowerUser64 | do you know what it might be called? | 09:39:13 |
 Rick (Mindavi) | meta.tags or categories or something | 09:39:46 |
| PowerUser64 | I searched for categories and tags but got nothing 😕 | 09:40:40 |
| PowerUser64 | ah! 146 | 09:43:03 |
| PowerUser64 | https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/146 | 09:43:04 |
| PowerUser64 | somehow searching for categories didn't find this? | 09:43:20 |
| infinisil | In reply to @poweruser64:matrix.org
After RFC 140 is in full effect, will packages still have categories of some sort? It seems like it would be a waste to get rid of all the work that has been done to classify 80000+ packages. Personally, I learn about a lot of software just by looking at what other packages are in the categories I use the most. We can always get that back from the commit history, though new packages won't have that anymore yeah | 09:44:43 |
| infinisil | The benefit of those categories is imo less significant that the benefit of improving the all-packages situation | 09:45:59 |
