As globin pointed out, the lowPrio has nothing to do with hydra. Instead, it makes it so nix-env does not consider the package by default during install. It happens in this case that the beta and unstable versions of rust have -beta and -unstable in their names, so nix-env considers them separately, but anyway this PR does not achieve what you want. In fact currently the lowPrio is doing nothing due to that naming convention (which IMO should be changed), but removing it will not affect hydra.
stewart mackenzie <[email protected]> writes: >> adversely affect nix-env users in that case. > > How?
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