Am Wed, Apr 19, 2023 at 11:58:03AM +0100 schrieb Christopher Baines: > I haven't restarted submitting builds for core-updates given I think > there's still some big changes going to land, but in any case, it would > be good to get this going once there are no planned big changes (aka the > branch is frozen).
I am not sure what "frozen" means exactly; I would say we must not make commits to core-updates unless they repair a broken package, or maybe help repair broken packages further down towards the leaves. (And this has been true for a while now.) And maybe we should go further and refrain from repairing things in core-updates that are already broken on master, at least if they are relatively close to the root of the dependency graph. These can be done later in feature branches; I think we have the infra- structure to shoulder bigger changes outside of core-updates. On the other hand, this report is a bit worrying: [core-updates] locales not installed properly https://issues.guix.gnu.org/62934 It could potentially mean changes to glibc, which would throw us back a week. Andreas
