nix-output-monitor
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maralorn
Pipe your nix-build output through the nix-output-monitor a.k.a nom to get additional information while building.
The difference between a failing build and a succeeding build is not so big. It would be great if the build could end with a red or a green message.
``` @nix {"action":"msg","level":0,"msg":"note: keeping build directory '/tmp/nix-build-python3.10-sqlalchemy-utils-0.38.3.drv-3'"}
 Suggestion: Insert spaces after checkmarks and use the same symbol as in the table below.
currently noms way of picking a subtree to render leads to very unintuive choices. It sorts downloads below dependencies which have been neither fetched nor downloaded e.g. sometimes it just...
I had some builds running while my computer was suspended for several hours. When I woke it up, nom was showing very high build times for things that should have...
Currently when a build was completed on a remote builder and is now being downloaded nom only shows the state as build completed not giving any hint that a download...
I have been playing around with operators like in https://hackage.haskell.org/package/flow they can be found in NOM.Util I like them, but the pointless style they encourage is not very readable. Also...
Relevant when using nom with --keep-going. Encountered by me, @piegamesde and @andir Apparently even going back quite a while. First step would be to find a reliable reproducer.
Currently we strip numbers at the end which sometimes is plainly wrong: e.g. `x265-3.5` -> `x` also we might consider annotating builds with cross platform or version infos if the...