Jörg Thalheim
Jörg Thalheim
> I just want to make awareness that you probably need to write a mail to t-online and outlook (none 356) to whitelist your IP otherwise mails cannot be delivered....
> 1. We could encrypt the email addresses. This would be hard to code review. > 2. We could seek consent from all the relevant people. I don't know how...
> I hear you on this. I've never run a mailserver before, and honestly have no idea what our deliverability is going to be like. I believe the current set...
Rspamd does implement ARC. Was this not also used by simple-mail server?
We also don't do gcroots for derivations, when re-using the cached evals, which might be an issue.
rc versions should be also detected in the last version: https://github.com/Mic92/nix-update/releases/tag/0.4.0
Latest commit can be fetched by using `--version=branch`, which was added later.
Assuming the build is cheap, this could be moved to github actions: ``` $ nix-build $ netlify deploy --dir=./result --prod --site= --auth=$NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN ``` We should avoid hitting hydra with more...
Well likely it won't be cached at this point yet. But if building a static website would be expensive slow, I think there would be something else to worry about.
nix-update uses this feed to check for tags: curl https://github.com/quickwit-oss/quickwit/releases.atom It's unclear to me why it doesn't contain those version tags in it.