Rob Vermaas wrote:
> Jobset has been added:
> http://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/nixpkgs/glib-230
Thanks!
BTW, hydra says that it is disabled.
About hydra cycles: we can start with x86_64 (and i686?) only. I can't fix
anything else anyway.
--
Yury G. Kudryashov,
mailto: ur...@mccme.ru
Jobset has been added:
http://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/nixpkgs/glib-230
Cheers,
Rob
> Yes it is possible, and I might have time later today to add it.
>
> The 'policy' is as follows:
> - hydra.nixos.org and specifically running a nixpkgs branch in hydra
> is a privilege, not a right
> - hydra.nix
Hi,
> I've asked to add glib-2.30-take2 branch to hydra 3 times. When I asked on
> IRC, Rob asked me if I've already defined a small subset of packages to
> build. First, I never been told to do it.
Me mentioning that was me telling you.
> Second, it makes no sense to build only a few packages o
>Michael Raskin wrote:
>
>>>Second, it makes no sense to build only a few packages on glib upgrade.
>>>Every package that depends on glib may fail. A few packages that do not
>>>depend on glib will add no overhead to hydra since their builds will be
>>>cached from the trunk jobset.
>>
>> Well, it
Michael Raskin wrote:
>>Second, it makes no sense to build only a few packages on glib upgrade.
>>Every package that depends on glib may fail. A few packages that do not
>>depend on glib will add no overhead to hydra since their builds will be
>>cached from the trunk jobset.
>
> Well, it does mak
