Add report on 24.11 ZHF hackathon #40
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{
collections.events.entry = { link, ... }: {
title = "NixOS 24.11 ZHF hackathon";
name = lib.mkForce "zhf-24-11";
Why is this
mkForce
necessary?There's a default value that makes make a slug from the title, but right, that one should probably
mkDefault
so here we don't needmkForce
.Thanks; no worth an issue imo. I'll mark this as resolved.
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start-date = "2024-11-23";
end-date = "2024-11-24";
start-time = "10:00";
end-time = "17:00";
Looks like datetime would be better here? They could also include the timezone of the event, but I guess it's implicitly conveyed in the description already.
Separating time and date allows avoiding parsing, since we may have events that have a date but no time; so yes, simplicity. For now we assume local time, and generally we're lacking a time handling library for the Nix language.
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body = ''
The biannual [Zürich NixOS ZHF hackathon](https://zurich.nix.ug/) has become somewhat of an institution for maintaining the tradition of preparing the upcoming NixOS release.
The main goal of the two-day gathering is to bring down the number of build failures on the [continuous integration system Hydra](https://status.nixos.org/) before the release: Zero Hydra Failures.
It's not that obvious what's the logical link of the
:
here. But maybe we consider that it is for our target? Otherwise I'd maybe go for something like:@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
{ config, lib, ... }:
The name of the event file is
2024-11-*
while this one is24-11-*
. I'd go forYYYY-MM
for both, but I don't care as much about this particular choice as I care about consistency!5390d869c5
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