| 15 Sep 2021 |
 mbprtpmnr | I have a question if someone can help me... Is possible to make an Hydra job to build my system flake configuration? | 05:52:23 |
 tomberek | set a hydraJob in your flake to your system configuration | 06:37:53 |
| mbprtpmnr | In reply to @tomberek:matrix.org
set a hydraJob in your flake to your system configuration Can you please show me an example if you want? | 07:06:49 |
| tomberek | you'd set something like hydraJob.mySystem.x86_64-linux = self.nixosConfigurations.tframe.config.system.build.toplevel | 07:20:18 |
| mbprtpmnr | `mySystem` is actual my hostname, right? | 07:25:49 |
| mbprtpmnr | * ```mySystem``` is actual my hostname, right? | 07:26:05 |
| mbprtpmnr | * `mySystem` is actual my hostname, right? | 07:26:14 |
| mbprtpmnr | * mySystem is actual my hostname, right? | 17:21:45 |
| 16 Sep 2021 |
| tomberek | that would be the name of the hydra job. in this example "tframe" is the hostname. | 01:01:50 |
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| 17 Sep 2021 |
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| 19 Sep 2021 |
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 Rick (Mindavi) | Hey, I'm trying to do 2 things: (1) setup nix(os) with remote builders for hydra builds. (2) setup nix so that it builds on both my own machine (call it L) and on the remote builder (call it R), also when doing hydra builds. For (1) I'm quite far, but I'm not 100% sure which user should be able to read the ssh private key, and keep getting errors on permission denied. When building from my own user it works fine, but when building from hydra it doesn't work properly. For (2) I'm at a loss, when I add localhost to the build machines it tries to ssh into machine (L), which obviously fails since I don't have an ssh daemon running on that machine. Can anyone give me some guidance on how to resolve these issues? Number 2 is not the most important, but getting remote builds working properly would be nice :). | 19:27:22 |
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| 21 Sep 2021 |
 trofi | When I do @ofborg build <foo> on github and it triggers long rebuild chain due to missing substitutes does intermediate build result get eventually cached for other or at least for ofborg? Or it's all transient? Example build: https://logs.nix.ci/?attempt_id=9ec5cdca-ed0c-4fe3-aa29-ccf2e34df07a&key=nixos%2Fnixpkgs.137385 | 17:59:29 |
 ajs124 | this sounds like a question for #ofborg:nixos.org | 18:03:37 |
| trofi | Sounds good. Moved there. | 18:07:34 |
| 22 Sep 2021 |
 lukegb (he/him) | https://github.com/NixOS/hydra/pull/1025 to fix some annoying debugging on nixpkgs related to the way the tested aggregate job works | 21:03:16 |
| trofi | Drive-by perl illiterate here. Is $jobset->discard_changes; a function call syntax? Or should it be $jobset->discard_changes();? | 23:16:50 |
 Sandro | The second looks more like a function. The first is an attribute. | 23:27:28 |
| lukegb (he/him) | It's... also a function call | 23:49:34 |
| lukegb (he/him) | (same as e.g. done_testing; at the end of the .t) | 23:49:52 |
| 23 Sep 2021 |
| mbprtpmnr | Guys, I just setup an Hydra instance, how I can create an job for building ... kernel for example...? | 12:59:30 |
| mbprtpmnr | Nope? Nobody?! | 14:47:44 |
| tomberek | Have you created a project? Start with manually making some projects and job sets to build understanding. | 14:52:58 |
 cransom | well, do you have a nix expression for the thing you want to build? | 14:53:11 |
