Hi Guix, Out of curiosity, I had a closer look to trealla, a frequent inhabitant of Guix log: 344 commits during last 2 years, roughly speaking, a constant pace of a new commit every two days.
I then had a look at the repository itself, roughly a new tag every 5 commits; most of them are called "WIP", including tagged commits, authored by 4 different "Andrew Davidson". Not that I have nothing against, but I’m rather surprised: we’re close to delivering every single change in a repository, which goes against the spirit of packaging stable releases. Sure, as a user of trealla, having an immediate access to every single line change is great, but Guix is ~ 30k packages, and so my question, is that on purpose and really needed by anyone ? What would happen if this way of proceeding spreads ? To think about. Best, -- Cayetano Santos . gpg: CCB8 1842 F9D7 058E CD67 377A BF5C DF4D F6BF 6682 key: meta.sr.ht/~csantosb.pgp
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