Hi Ludovic, Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> writes:
> I’m happy to report that I’ve finally merged ‘staging’! The branch > brings lots of updates, notably GNOME 2.28 (was 2.24). > > Up-to-date substitutes are available from <https://ci.guix.info>. I notice that 'staging' was not built on Hydra before it was merged, or at least not more than a couple of days before. Now that Hydra is finally building it, many problems are becoming evident, especially on armhf-linux. Have we abandoned the practice of building out experimental branches on Hydra before merging them? Does Berlin now have a significantly better interface that would allow us to spot problems like the ones that Hydra is now (belatedly) bringing to light? Was Berlin able to build out 'staging' on armhf-linux before this merge? Mark
