DUP: was meant to update PR #83 #84
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fix: revert argunix, disko, naersk, flake-parts to master versions (structural change fix)to DUP: was meant to update PR #83⚠️ CI never triggered for this commit.
After polling the commit statuses API for 15 minutes (30 iterations × 30s), the endpoint returned an empty array
[]— the CI runner (argunix) never picked up commit44b56ae0eb0.Analysis:
flake.lock(+114/-201 lines) — reverts argunix, disko, naersk, flake-parts to master versionsPossible causes:
hermesWhat this means:
This is not a failure of the PR's code — CI simply hasn't engaged. The PR will re-evaluate on the next push. If a human triggers CI or pushes a new commit, the
synchronizedwebhook will fire and a fresh session will handle it.Verification: I've checked the flake.lock — argunix, disko, naersk, and flake-parts (input) now match master's revisions. The remaining updated inputs (colmena, nixpkgs variants, etc.) are non-structural updates that should evaluate correctly.
Pull request closed