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| Marius | Hello. I set up an Hydra server for doing some custom CI of a package manager (portmod), and I had a wrongly written fetch script for a fixed output derivation. I now fixed it, but Hydra doesn’t re-evaluate it (certainly cause the result set end up having the same hash). Is there some way I can force it rebuild all failed derivation according to a new definition even if the hash is identical?
(I already had this problem once, and it seems changing the hash of the dependant and re-evaluating wasn’t enought, but I had to change the name anyway, which resulted in a different hash and so a rebuild) | 14:47:28 |
| Marius | * Hello. I set up an Hydra server for doing some custom CI of a package manager (portmod), and I had a wrongly written fetch script for a fixed output derivation. I now fixed it, but Hydra doesn’t re-evaluate it (certainly cause the result set end up having the same hash). Is there some way I can force it to rebuild all failed derivation according to a new definition even if the result set hash is identical?
(I already had this problem once, and it seems changing the hash of the dependant and re-evaluating wasn’t enought, but I had to change the name anyway, which resulted in a different hash and so a rebuild for every sources) | 14:52:08 |
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