<r0ni>
so have the crux-arm git repos all moved to crux.nu? or are the github ones still being synced and such?
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> github is still main but we are on the way to point to crux.nu
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> we'll send an email to the ML when we apply the last change to ports port at github to point to crux.nu ports
<r0ni>
ok... so then eventually it will be, guess I really need to start using that acct i setup heh
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> we can get everything together at crux.nu and do the reverse sync from gitea to github, but we'd like to get everything sorted on gitea
<r0ni>
oh yeah, makes sense, and becoming github free is a noble goal as well ;)
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> indeed
<r0ni>
i've become crippled by the github-desktop app, I can't find anything like it, i'm a bumbling idiot with other ways to use git lol
<beerman>
gitea is really nice imo, and this additionally allows us to setup crux-arm to use rsync instead of httpup, which is just a goodie on top :)
<beerman>
github-desktop-app: I really like contrib/gitui but I barely use it. I only have like 2 hands full of git commands I frequently use anyway so why bother with the additional overload :) a few aliases (e.g. "git lg" for a nicer log) and a shell is all you need ;)
<r0ni>
i'm sure it's not above me, just used to working the way i do, it's like getting a new job and learning new systems, slow at first, until you get the hang of it heh
<beerman>
I am certain its not above you, I know what you mean exactly. I think I tried kraken or something like that in the past, just didnt stick with me. What features are you usually "missing" when not using it?
<beerman>
I am certainly missing a proper management of things like pull requests.
<r0ni>
i don't do much really, push, pull, do PRs, which is generally, make branch, push changes, do PR where i want it to go. all basic stuff no doubt
<r0ni>
i basically setup github acct, saw app, and was like, oh hey, this works, easy, ok. never really looked at cli git again lol
<r0ni>
unless i'm cloning a repo locally, I do everything in the app... i set myself up for failure lol
<r0ni>
thats how they get ya tho, roped in to their process hahha
<beerman>
lmao oh well, could be worse I guess :D
<r0ni>
I'll figure it out, always do... I've been considering moving all my stuff off github anyway, and i'll need to actually learn git in the process regardless ;)
<beerman>
its easier than it often sounds
<beerman>
if you really want it piss simpel, you create a different account somewhere else, you add your ssh key like you usually do, you create the repository you want to migrate without adding anyting to it, you edit ".git/config" in your local repo checkout and change the string pointing to your new git location, you run a "git push --force" and you are done with it
<beerman>
does firefox actually builds for you without clang? I am trying to bump the arm64 version to help out and it complains about not finding clang in PATH
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> Ummmm current version builds right? I’ve bumped it on the M4 without problems but I can test it again before bumping to confirm
<beerman>
if you have it done go ahead :D
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> I mean I bumped it to the current version (not the updated one) and it worked, but I haven’t tried the new one yet
<beerman>
ah, ok
<beerman>
0:09.64 ERROR: Could not find clang to generate run bindings for C/C++. Please install the necessary packages, run "mach bootstrap", or use --with-clang-path to give the location of clang.
<beerman>
0:09.87 W Exception when writing resource usage file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/pkgmk/work/firefox/src/firefox-140.0.4/firefox-shared/.mozbuild/profile_build_resources.json'
<beerman>
thats it for me
<beerman>
i dunno
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> I'm currently building current version (140.0.1) which should work... but I want to confirm
<beerman>
maybe its my container too
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> if everything goes right, I'll bump it to 140.0.4 and check if I'm getting the same error here
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> I just want to be sure that current version builds right.... which it should, but I prefer to confirm I didn't any mistake on the last bump which is a possibility too.....
<beerman>
I am sure its my container, but i can't pinpoint it. but lets see what your test says
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> it will take its time.... [2050/3073]
<r0ni>
141.0.3 is latest i believe, i've built on slackw but not on crux (yet) so i konw it does build fine elsewhere
<beerman>
.4 even
<beerman>
i mean its available, maybe i'm mistaken
<beerman>
nodejs updates on arm are hefty :D
<beerman>
oh, 141 :D sorry, it's late here
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> I'm not able to bump it on armhf .... I'm still fighting with it
<beerman>
well, 140 is in contrib thats why
<jaeger>
nodejs feels hefty everywhere
<beerman>
jaeger: fair :D
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> xDDD
<beerman>
r0ni: fyi, me trying to update was only triggered by a ci/cd pipeline that will now open tickets for that xD https://git.crux.nu/crux-arm/opt-arm64/issues makes it easier to see and take action
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> it will take its time.... [2050/3073] -> it was nodejs...... so there are a bunch of deps pending to be built until firefox :(
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<hermit_crab>
Hi, guys. Can someone help me? - I need of texlive package pre-compiled because my raspberry pi 3 B+ can't compile it :(
<beerman>
Hey, I dont have a package for that, sorry. Whats the error though?
<hermit_crab>
beerman: just freeze on compile
<hermit_crab>
I think that is the RAM.
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> have you tried to add more swap and reduce the number of make jobs?
<hermit_crab>
yes
<cruxbridge>
<pitillo (@pitillo:crux.nu)> I have the M4 currently busy with a build.... let's see if tomorrow I can give it a try
<hermit_crab>
ok, thanks.
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<r0ni>
beerman: oh that's nice so basically it's like ports -d