KYour half and half built main
KGitHub
The next generation Linux workstation, designed for reliability, performance, and sustainability. - Revert "Revert "feat: Add kernel signer to sign Fedora kernel with ublue...
Kthat's testable now
JMobile builder view sucks lol
EIt's horrible
Kworst part is not being able to easily start builds
Kdrives me nuts
EI don't even bother with mobile anymore unless I'm checking for updates on projects
EExactly that
JIs 39 busted still?
E39 built
EOnly Surface flaked
EI got a fix up for it a few minutes ago
J
Jin the hotel now
Jlady was like "Welcome Mr. Castro, it's clear by the look on your face that you're having a Linux-kind of day."
A
JEYou are, that's my bad. I forgot these were split out into several workflows
EAh, I should be using $SHA-$FEDORA_VERSION
EApologies for jumping sporadically in and out lol
Jit's ok I appreciate the help
Jshe felt so bad for us she upgraded my room!
Jok I was able to reproduce the error, booting into the previous deployment is fine
J@Kyle Gospo at least my wallpaper is fading properly!
EI think it's gonna work for reals this time
JI see some green!
Jcrushed
Jthe reds are flakes, those can be rebuilt
Kit's a jiff what can you do
Jbut looks like we're close?
J@EyeCantCU ok merging and building in main now
Jenough greens passed. 
EAnd none are due to the kernel signer 
EDo we need to land the signer in main?
KIf this fixes it, yea
KWorth doing
EI'll update after images push and see. Getting close to my EOD anyway (not that that actually exists)
E(and not that I mind one bit that it doesn't)
Jjust waiting on bluefin-dx and I can test
EAurora DX is up, trying now. I guess it's a good thing I don't reboot often ha. Would've been a suprise this morning
Jno joy here
Jbbiab
Jmaybe we should just pin to the the last kernel, and then just bite the bullet and pin to the coreos kernel
Jwas hoping to do this eventually, not under a knife, heh
EI'm still not 100% sure what happened
EFeels odd for Fedora to introduce something so breaking mid release
Jthis happens every time, it's usually not so catastrophic though
