Maximilian Bosch
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We would've had `build-lowdown_2_0.aarch64-linux.aarch64-linux`
otherwise. This is a bit of a problem because my way of generating a
list of constituents for Hydra's per-architecture[1] release job stops
recursing once it encounters a system.
The alternative would be to switch `hydraJobs` to `<system>.x.y` or
switching Hydra to "legacy" jobsets. For the latter I'd prefer to do the
same for Buildkite such that we don't have diverging things to build
depending on pre/post-merge CI.
[1] per-architecute because the trusted AFNix builders don't support all
the architectures we support in Lix and with Flakes there's no way
of parameterizing the list of supported systems.
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