Profpatsch

@Ajedi32 @maxkorp My bad, I thought it is a re-implementation of git where actually it’s about using real bindings instead of command line calls. In that case I’m all for...

`smie-indent-line` jumps to column 0 every time I hit enter inside a multi-line string, which tbh is a lot worse than just using vanilla emacs `#'indent-line`.

> There is far more reason to join a community around pijul now that it can be called form anything, and is both fast and memory safe. Sentences like this...

Because somebody asked on IRC, the workaround we use currently is as follows: 1) import the gitignore-filtered (`pkgs.nix-gitignore.gitignoreSource`) source code into the nix store (fully, every time some code changes)...

Note that some people have mentioned `dhall` as a possible alternative, but using it would destroy most benefits, namely: - Familiarity - Editor support - widely available tooling for ops...

However, I expect that there would be a dhall library for generating `cabal.json` files, which can aid into integrating dhall-based (dev)ops setups with Haskell packages.

> Is this `cabal.json` the `plan.json` from the [cabal docs](https://cabal.readthedocs.io/en/3.4/nix-local-build.html?highlight=plan.json#caching) or is it a `.cabal` in JSON format? It is the current .cabal file in a not-home-grown syntax

cc @donsbot Do you still have the image somewhere?

> Agreed :) Could you propose how it would work? Ideally something like ``` with: builders: - hostName: "aarch64.nixos.community" maxJobs: 64 sshKey: "/root/aarch64-build-box/ssh-key" sshUser: "Profpatsch" system: "aarch64-linux" supportedFeatures: [ "big-parallel"...

> It would still take minutes from GHA, but it would be a lot faster? Definitely, it also frees us up to use any cheap hosting offer, e.g. with 128...