Hi Ian,
Ian Eure writes:
[...]
> The recent 3.101.1 NSS release is an ESR, per the relesae notes[1].
> What’s the process for getting that update into Guix? Since it’ll
> cause many rebuilds, it needs to go into a branch first. core-updates
> seems like a reasonable place for it -- do I just s
Maxim Cournoyer writes:
Hi,
Ian Eure writes:
Felix Lechner writes:
Hi Ian,
On Mon, Jul 01 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
if you have strong feelings about -next vs. -latest
How about nss-rapid? It provides the clue about what was
packaged
to
someone who knows libnss.
I like it. I’ll
Hi,
Ian Eure writes:
> Felix Lechner writes:
>
>> Hi Ian,
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 01 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
>>
>>> if you have strong feelings about -next vs. -latest
>>
>> How about nss-rapid? It provides the clue about what was packaged
>> to
>> someone who knows libnss.
>>
>
> I like it. I’ll upd
Felix Lechner writes:
Hi Ian,
On Mon, Jul 01 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
if you have strong feelings about -next vs. -latest
How about nss-rapid? It provides the clue about what was
packaged to
someone who knows libnss.
I like it. I’ll update the package descriptions to make this
clear
Hi Ian,
On Mon, Jul 01 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
> if you have strong feelings about -next vs. -latest
How about nss-rapid? It provides the clue about what was packaged to
someone who knows libnss.
Kind regards
Felix
Hi Maxim,
Maxim Cournoyer writes:
Hi Ian,
Ian Eure writes:
[...]
Concretely:
The current nss package should stay how it is. When the next
ESR
happens, it should update to that (ungrafting nss at the same
time),
and track ESR releases only from that point forward. I don’t
think it
wo
Hi Ian,
Ian Eure writes:
[...]
> Concretely:
>
> The current nss package should stay how it is. When the next ESR
> happens, it should update to that (ungrafting nss at the same time),
> and track ESR releases only from that point forward. I don’t think it
> would make sense to downgrade the
Hi Felix,
Felix Lechner writes:
Hi Ian,
On Thu, Jun 27 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
The nss package updates frequently, around once a month. [...]
I'm
considering options to balance update frequency vs. huge
rebuilds.
Your plan sounds reasonable but my opinion is inconsequential.
Instead,
I'd
Hi Ian,
On Thu, Jun 27 2024, Ian Eure wrote:
> The nss package updates frequently, around once a month. [...] I'm
> considering options to balance update frequency vs. huge rebuilds.
Your plan sounds reasonable but my opinion is inconsequential. Instead,
I'd like to point out that you are not
The nss package updates frequently, around once a month. It's
also very low in the package graph, so a ton of stuff depends on
it. The most recent update was a graft for security fixes, so we
didn't have to rebuild everything, but the new Librewolf version
once again requires an nss update. I
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