Hi Olivier,
> Tell me, does Laminar check for channels update like cuirass? The main > feature I like about cuirass is that if any dependencies of a package is > updated, it will rebuild my package. If it does support that, I will > seriously consider switching to guix-forge for my project. Short answer: No, laminar/guix-forge don't rerun CI jobs when package dependencies change. Long answer: It should be possible to configure laminar to do something like that. Laminar has a very minimalist Unix-philosophy design and does not even automatically trigger CI jobs on git commits. The user has to manually set up a post-receive hook in the git repository that runs `laminarc queue <job-name>'. guix-forge automatically handles this post-receive hook setup for you. So, though I don't immediately see how to do it, it should be possible to set up something that runs `laminarc queue <job-name>' on dependency changes. Laminar stands out from other CI systems in that it is not a monolith and is very easy to interface with external tools. So, I was able to write up Guix system configuration to do it. But, if Cuirass can provide smoother integration with Guix, I'm more than happy to switch. The main blocker is the postgres database. Regards, Arun
