Looking into it, seems that it might have something to do with the lock file
Looking into it, seems that it might have something to do with the lock file
Gwell yeah there's just a whole bunch of issues with the project, it still requires unit tests, logging is bad, error handling is pretty bad, it feels pretty brittle. There are a couple things we could do to add tests, vendor topgrade, and make things better but it's still kinda ehhh for me. With go everything would be super simple and portable
Gyeah I'm making a CI PR right now but feel free to investigate that and possibly add more logging
LYeah I think we could add a try catch on the
run_updatesI'll put something out soon
Galr
Goh man try catch
Ggotta love it haha
LI don't miss it lol
LRust has spoiled me
Gme neither
Gerrors as values is great
LSuch a better paradigm
Gbut work with what we have rn, I'll see about rewriting it
MOne feature request I would then have is for brew updates to work via it.
Went the systemd timer/service route for brew due to the whole needing a special path and to run as a single designated user
Went the systemd timer/service route for brew due to the whole needing a special path and to run as a single designated user
Gyeah handling multiuser is hard
Gthinking of switching to systemd-run
Gright now there's a whole bunch of environment variable hacks + sudo
MSystemd-run would probably be better and already available.
Bif you're doing most of the heavy lifting with the update service and you think Go is the Way, I'm on board to help, support, contribute as needed.
GThanks! Yeah one thing I'm on the fence about is how we would vendor topgrade, as installing it with pip is pretty jank
BGitHub
Upgrade all the things. Contribute to topgrade-rs/topgrade development by creating an account on GitHub.
Bso my take on "vendoring" is ublue-update lists it as a dependency and the distro (for whatever definition of distro we use) is responsible for having it installed.
LIf you mean bundling it with
ublue-updateSo we'd likely need an RPM
L
Ihey so I've been thinking about something that I haven't been able to figure out if it is incredibly dumb and wouldn't work, or is incredibly dumb and shouldn't be done, so
would it be possible to install nix packages on ublue, if the right setup was made by the system itself?
would it be possible to install nix packages on ublue, if the right setup was made by the system itself?
JGenerally a fairly standard setup, though I think the "META" right now us homebrew for cli apps and flatpaks for GUIs gets you 80% there and the rest with distroboxes
JI wanna say there was a ujust command to setup nix home-manager at some point but I'm not sure if there still is
Jwe removed it and no longer recommend it
Tyou totally can, its just that fedora uses SELinux and it does not like nix very much
TTwouldnt recommend to have it on your host tho, we usually use containers for everything
IThank you all for your efficient and brief responses
FGitHub
This adds new FlatpakTransaction API, and a new top level CLI command to preinstall flatpaks, that is to install flatpaks that are considered part of the operating system.
A new drop-in directory /...
A new drop-in directory /...
RArrived at Brno, Czech Republic for DevConf!
Planning to meet up with a few RedHatters sometime during the week
Planning to meet up with a few RedHatters sometime during the week
TI just saw Noel's F40 release party video and it had my Github avatar in there as a contributor for my one CL even though it got rolled back the next day 
T
Hwe do not discriminate against goodwill 
it is still a contribution even though it got uno reversed 
its the thought that counts right?
it is still a contribution even though it got uno reversed its the thought that counts right?
TThat's what my wife says when she gets her next birthday gift from me and returns it the next day
K
Kbless rawhide
His it time to get a better installer gui? 
Nlol what disk?
NBless anaconda really.
Jone of the kubernetes cofounders likes to say that software can be like jazz, sometimes it's about the notes you don't play than it is about the notes you do play.
JI think about that advice often, hah
Hvirtual disk, naming on those are never reliable 
KGitHub
Needed for easy creation of systemd sysextensions
MI was wondering if systemd bundled that or not.