Weekly GitHub Report for Nixpkgs: September 29, 2025 - October 06, 2025 (12:02:27)

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Table of Contents

• I. News
  • 1.1. Recent Version Releases
  • 1.2. Other Noteworthy Updates
• II. Issues
  • 2.1. Top 5 Active Issues
  • 2.2. Top 5 Stale Issues
  • 2.3. Open Issues
  • 2.4. Closed Issues
  • 2.5. Issue Discussion Insights

• III. Pull Requests
  • 3.1. Open Pull Requests
  • 3.2. Closed Pull Requests
  • 3.3. Pull Request Discussion Insights

• IV. Contributors
  • 4.1. Contributors

I. News

1.1 Recent Version Releases:

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1.2 Version Information:

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II. Issues

2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:

We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.

1. First-class GitHub team support for review requests: This issue discusses improving the way review requests are handled in the Nixpkgs GitHub repository by supporting first-class GitHub team review requests instead of requesting reviews from individual team members. It highlights problems with current team membership management being split between GitHub teams and a team-list.nix file, leading to desynchronization, and proposes syncing team membership from the team-list.nix to GitHub teams, deprecating the manual member lists, and leveraging GitHub’s advanced review features like round-robin assignments.

   • The comments explore concerns about company-associated teams and their visibility, the complexity of syncing team membership between GitHub and the repository, and the social implications of allowing commercial teams in the Nixpkgs ecosystem. Various alternatives are discussed, including keeping both GitHub teams and manual lists, syncing in one direction or the other, or re-implementing GitHub’s review features internally. Contributors emphasize the need for consensus, the importance of maintaining a declarative source of truth, and the challenges newcomers face if team membership is only visible on GitHub. The discussion also touches on potential governance by the Steering Committee for company teams and the trade-offs between technical feasibility and community values.
   • Number of comments this week: 32

2. kdePackages.dolphin: crashes upon trying to access a samba shared folder: This issue reports that the Dolphin file manager crashes with a segmentation fault when attempting to access a Samba shared folder on the unstable Nixpkgs version 25.11. The user provided detailed steps to reproduce the crash, shared core dump logs showing the segmentation fault, and linked to an upstream KDE bug report for further tracking.

   • The comments include attempts to reproduce the issue, sharing of detailed coredumpctl output and stack traces, discussion about possible related bugs and system updates, confirmation that the problem persists after updating NixOS, and advice to report upstream. The user eventually opened an upstream bug report and linked it back to this issue for continued investigation.
   • Number of comments this week: 16

3. nixos/nixos: Regression: Latest graphical isos don't work on my laptop. Old installations can't update: This issue reports a regression in the latest NixOS graphical ISOs where booting on certain laptops causes crashes, freezes, or missing network devices, while older ISOs work fine. The user has identified a specific commit likely causing the problem and notes similar issues on Arch Linux, with a suggested temporary workaround involving a kernel parameter to disable a feature related to the mt7921 wireless driver.

   • The discussion centers on identifying the problematic commit through bisecting, linking related reports from other distributions, and confirming that reverting a specific update or applying the kernel parameter mt7921_common.disable_clc=1 can mitigate the issue; users confirm the workaround is effective until an upstream fix is available.
   • Number of comments this week: 12

4. nixos/programs.steam.enable: Not launching at all: This issue reports that enabling Steam via the NixOS configuration option programs.steam.enable = true results in Steam not launching at all, with no output when started from the terminal. The user has attempted rebooting and clearing user files without success, and detailed logs show Steam failing to start properly, possibly related to system configuration or driver issues.

   • The comments reveal others experiencing similar problems, with one user identifying that having services.xserver.videoDrivers = ["nvidia"]; and virtualization-related modules enabled may cause the issue, suggesting disabling virtualization components as a workaround. Another user shared detailed console output showing Steam entering a repeated crash loop, and it was suggested to test launching Steam under a new user profile to isolate the problem.
   • Number of comments this week: 11

5. Build failure: tuxedo-drivers-6.16.9-4.12.2: This issue reports a build failure of the tuxedo-drivers package version 6.16.9-4.12.2 when attempting to use Linux kernel version 6.16 on the stable Nixpkgs channel. The failure is caused by an undeclared identifier in the tuxedo_compatibility_check.c source file, and the user suspects that a backport of fixes from newer versions might resolve the problem.

   • The comments confirm that a backport would fix the issue but require multiple version bumps to catch up with unstable. Contributors discuss difficulties reproducing the build locally, share insights about kernel module paths, and mention ongoing efforts to backport starting from version 4.13, with questions about reviewing backport PRs and trusting CI results.
   • Number of comments this week: 7

2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:

We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.

1. Build failure: python3Packages.horizon-eda: This issue reports a build failure for the python3Packages.horizon-eda package in the stable Nixpkgs version 25.05, where the Meson build system fails with an error indicating an unknown target horizon.so during the build phase. The problem has been consistently reproduced by Hydra, the Nix build farm, and appears related to missing or misconfigured build targets or dependencies such as spnav, osmesa, and libpodofo09 that are not found during the configuration phase.
2. Update Request: cie-middleware-linux 1.5.6 → 1.5.9: This issue requests an update of the package cie-middleware-linux from version 1.5.6 to the newer upstream version 1.5.9 in the Nixpkgs stable channel (25.05). It includes a link to the changelog for the new release and confirms that no existing pull request or duplicate issue addresses this update, ensuring its relevance and necessity for the Nixpkgs repository.
3. zed-editor-fhs: mismatch with zed-editor about provided packages and outputs: This issue reports a discrepancy between the zed-editor-fhs and zed-editor packages in the Nixpkgs repository, specifically regarding the provided packages and their output. The reporter expects these two related packages to have matching provided packages and outputs, but currently, they do not align, which may cause confusion or functional inconsistencies.
4. nheko: libcurl is not build properly with it: This issue reports that the libcurl library included with the nheko package in Nixpkgs is not built with the correct options, causing it to fail when attempting to communicate with servers. As a result, users experience errors such as autodiscovery failures and are unable to log in, indicating that the current build configuration of libcurl is insufficient for nheko's network requirements.
5. Update Request: libsForQt5.xp-pen-deco-01-v2-driver 01-v2-driver-3.4.9-231023 → 01-v2-driver-4.0.7-250117: This issue requests an update of the package libsForQt5.xp-pen-deco-01-v2-driver from version 3.4.9-231023 to the newer 4.0.7-250117 in the Nixpkgs unstable channel. The updated version introduces a new graphical user interface and supports individual program button mapping, which can enhance user productivity, making it a recommended upgrade over the older package still available for download.

2.3 Open Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.

Issues Opened This Week: 64

Summarized Issues:

• Build Failures and Compilation Issues: Multiple packages in Nixpkgs fail to build or compile due to missing files, incorrect dependencies, or platform-specific errors. These include failures in openobserve tests on macOS, NVIDIA Vulkan driver compilation errors, python313Packages.mlx missing headers on macOS, tuxedo-drivers undeclared identifiers, ghdl-gcc missing /usr/bin/file, python3Packages.pycrdt-websocket missing dependencies, intel-compute-runtime CMake errors, amrwb source download failure, thunderbird-unwrapped linker resource exhaustion, tbb_2022 unsupported compiler flags on armv7l, and others causing broken builds or runtime errors.
• [issues/447106, issues/447119, issues/447120, issues/447280, issues/447483, issues/447939, issues/448304, issues/448447, issues/448498, issues/448652]

• Package Updates and Version Bumps: Several issues request or discuss updating packages to newer upstream versions to fix bugs or keep packages current. These include updates for vscode-extensions.ndonfris.fish-lsp, python3Packages.pycparser, openjpeg, util-linux, grpcio backport, convco, libp11, and grayjay backport. Some updates also highlight build or install errors related to the new versions.
• [issues/447131, issues/447462, issues/447464, issues/447466, issues/447702, issues/447724, issues/448394, issues/448004, issues/448090]

• Kernel and Driver Compatibility Problems: Issues arise from Linux kernel updates or configurations causing boot failures, missing files, or build errors. Problems include missing compressed kernel images when enabling compression options, NVIDIA driver build failures on Linux Zen kernel, tuxedo-drivers build errors on kernel 6.16.9, Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 13 boot freeze after kernel update, and missing header files during driver compilation.
• [issues/447117, issues/447119, issues/447120, issues/447381, issues/447483]

• Application Crashes and Runtime Failures: Various applications crash or fail to start due to bugs or missing dependencies. Examples include GNOME Evolution crashing on PDF open, Mypaint failing due to deprecated numpy function, intune-portal GTK+ initialization error, DisplayCAL crashing on Spyder2 calibration, Dolphin file manager segmentation fault on Samba shares, GIMP 3.0.4 fatal segfault, davinci-resolve segmentation fault on project load, Geary email client missing message window, Invidious systemd service YAML parsing error, and kitty high CPU usage after update.
• [issues/447162, issues/447234, issues/447473, issues/448007, issues/448208, issues/448216, issues/448456, issues/448466, issues/448476, issues/448551]

• Service and Systemd Issues: Some services fail to start or operate correctly due to malformed systemd files or sandboxing restrictions. Notably, the wivrn user service generates a bad systemd service file, upower fails to hibernate under strict sandboxing, and Invidious systemd service crashes due to config parsing errors.
• [issues/447205, issues/447589, issues/448476]

• Reproducibility and Determinism Problems: Certain packages produce non-deterministic build outputs or fail reproducible build tests, complicating CI and verification. The aerospike package outputs differ bit-by-bit due to embedded timestamps, and the chibi package also fails to produce identical builds across runs.
• [issues/447299, issues/448552]

• Feature Requests and Enhancements: Requests include adding per-user UMASK settings via PAM, Blender support for oneAPI backend, exporting nginx objs directory for Rust modules, and improving the Nixpkgs review request system to support GitHub teams instead of individuals. These aim to improve configurability, hardware support, and workflow efficiency.
• [issues/447021, issues/447245, issues/448031, issues/447514]

• Package Configuration and Usability Bugs: Issues include missing executable binaries in androidenv.composeAndroidPackages, patool shell completions not working properly, flood-for-transmission config file missing preventing UI configuration, and anki.withAddons generating spurious config update warnings. These affect user experience and package functionality.
• [issues/447792, issues/448393, issues/448559, issues/447179]

• Platform-Specific and Environment Issues: Problems specific to macOS or nix-darwin include util-linux programs missing from PATH outside nix-shell, kitty terminal build failures on aarch64-darwin, and python313Packages.mlx build failures on macOS due to SDK ordering issues.
• [issues/447866, issues/448279, issues/447280]

• Security and Compatibility Maintenance: The upcoming Django 5.1 end-of-life requires migrating NixOS 25.11 and dependent packages to Django 5.2 to maintain compatibility, affecting packages like authentik, pretalx, and weblate.
• [issues/448536]

• Miscellaneous Bugs and Issues: Other reported problems include dpigs command failing due to missing dctrl-tools, cosmic-greeter causing boot hang after LUKS decryption, missing openvdb Python module in Blender, nushell plugin installation failures, and missing GCC causing Pulumi Go operations to fail.
• [issues/447545, issues/448617, issues/447287, issues/447363, issues/447436]

• Library and Functionality Limitations: The current recursive mapping and filtering functions in Nixpkgs library lack sufficient control, forcing users into undesirable trade-offs between recursion and collection behaviors, with proposals for opcode strings or separate functions to improve flexibility.
• [issues/447489]

2.4 Closed Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.

Issues Closed This Week: 23

Summarized Issues:

• Package Updates and Version Bumps: Several issues request updating packages to newer upstream versions to keep Nixpkgs current and secure. These include updates for obs-studio, intel-media-driver, vscode, and anytype, with users noting no existing pull requests or duplicates for these updates.
• issues/446885, issues/447642, issues/447675, issues/448454

• Build Failures Due to Compilation or Dependency Issues: Multiple packages fail to build due to compiler errors, missing dependencies, or test failures. Examples include kitty failing shell integration tests due to fish shell changes, hm-18.0 failing due to unrecognized compiler flags, mesa failing on platforms without JIT support, libvirt failing due to a missing file from a dependency, and steam-fhsenv-rootfs failing with an unexpected EOF error.
• issues/446894, issues/447011, issues/447936, issues/447972, issues/448285

• Build and Test Failures Related to Testing Infrastructure: Some packages fail tests during build due to issues in test harnesses or environment setups. The fish shell package experiences test timeouts due to child process termination problems, and aider-chat-full's flake8 linting fails due to module import errors in the Nix environment.
• issues/447625, issues/447336

• System and Service Configuration Bugs: There are bugs affecting system services and configurations, such as Immich service listening only on IPv6 due to incorrect default host settings, Slurm nodes entering invalid states due to differing config file paths across architectures, and a bug preventing NixOS system configuration switching on remote hosts when using root directly.
• issues/446995, issues/447698, issues/447360

• Kernel and Module Handling Issues: A breaking change in nixpkgs causes the Linux kernel modules directory to be empty during system rebuilds because kernel modules are now provided as a separate output, leading to failures in deriving required kernel module closures.
• issues/447074

• Software Maintenance and Compatibility Concerns: The Barrier software is unmaintained and fails to build due to incompatibility with CMake 4, prompting discussion about dropping it in favor of the actively maintained InputLeap project, which has stable releases and is included in nixpkgs.
• issues/447239

• Installation and Path Issues: Some binaries or plugins are either not added to the system PATH or installed incorrectly, causing runtime failures. For example, systemd-sbsign is not added to PATH despite being built, and qt6ct plugin files are installed into a directory path containing the literal string $out, breaking theme application.
• issues/447999, issues/447457

• Reproducibility and Output Consistency Problems: The amd-blis package produces non-bit-identical outputs across builds, complicating reproducible build verification and continuous integration processes.
• issues/447615

• Package Output and Build Artifacts Missing: The nix-search-tv package build results in an empty output folder missing the expected binary and bin directory due to Go build constraint failures.
• issues/448045

• Default Package Enablement and User Environment Impact: The bcache-tools package is installed and enabled by default on all systems and initramfs, leading to unnecessary presence in most user environments and user reluctance to disable it despite it not being needed in most PATHs.
• issues/448302

• Virtualization and Emulation Failures: After recent updates involving QEMU and QEMU-OVMF packages, QEMU-KVM fails to boot UEFI virtual machines, indicating regressions in virtualization support.
• issues/448455

• Application-Specific Functional Failures: The k3b application fails to burn DVDs because it cannot find a valid eMovix installation, a missing dependency causing errors when creating new projects and burning discs.
• issues/447065

2.5 Issue Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed issues from the past week.

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III. Pull Requests

3.1 Open Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Opened This Week: 594

Key Open Pull Requests

1. apple-sdk: update darwinMinVersion to 14.0 and darwinSdkVersion to 14.4: This pull request updates the Darwin minimum deployment target version to 14.0 and the default SDK version to 14.4 across the Nixpkgs repository, including updating release notes, adjusting packages to use the new default SDK, adding older SDK aliases, and removing support for SDKs prior to 14.0.

• URL: pull/447364

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 564b5, 823d2, 0e181, bbbfb, 0efc5, 38737, 397a5, 566b4, ea6f1, 90bce, fc006, 71f19, f5f46, 91f06, f80a9, eaa20, 6de2c, f3615, f5fce, 6128d, 54418, acc54, a6131, 572fb, 044a8, ada91, 5aafc, 591a5, d354f, 4f0f0, 3c0f6, d0596, b07fb, 378de, b34f6, bb6aa, c4bb1, ffbc4, d2015, 25420, ab06c, 2c3ba, 0c457, 02973, 8eb2d, 93b65, 807ab, 9e51d, 1e447, 34c34, d26d6, f4d55, d5965, 6d7cf, 61622, 8cd9c, 34eb7, 8e2f1

2. lib.types.mkOptionType: add support for extensibility: This pull request adds extensibility to option types created with mkOptionType by introducing a mandatory self argument for defining types, implements __unfix__ and extend methods for consistent extension behavior, enhances functor.type with a new __uncall__ argument to preserve original function calls and track extensions, refactors existing uses accordingly, and includes documentation and tests to support these improvements.

• URL: pull/447536

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 73ec2, a97f4, f2d11, a3d5d, 6269b, 0d9c4, 6ac0a, a006d, e021c, f5042, 70987, 03996, b8a36, 4c55c, 12d79, 195ed, a4df1, 06c70, 25810, 52766, dc9c0, c3675, 23b48, ee80b, 7151f, e516c, 3b43b, 7d8b8, 8c287, a3238, 35797, 2ce66, 6337e, fe748, d3632, b6a82, 975b1, 71c73, 88d6a, a66ce, 01007, 709d2, 831d2, 083fd, fb8dc, 0e623, c60e8, fb776

3. swiftPackages.*: 5.8 -> 5.10.1: This pull request updates Swift and its related tools from version 5.8 to 5.10.1, including upgrading the propagated SDK from apple-sdk_13 to apple-sdk_14, thereby enabling the building of Swift packages that depend on APIs introduced in macOS 14 Sonoma, along with various patches, dependency updates, and platform tests primarily on x86_64-linux and aarch64-darwin.

• URL: pull/447292

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 29b4d, 093d9, 29083, 44c0b, 702d1, 0cfcb, 57eeb, 73565, 07c74, 10704, 2e050, c43c8, 69a69, e7568, 24b64, d2357, 8366a, d44cd, 00c39, 55b8b, 9991f, 1fab1, 22b3e, c0c31, dd906, 65fa3, 69b8a, 27adc, bc580, be53e, 0aa24, 637eb, eaaec, 940d6, 9d9e5, 94750, 0a263, b089e, 34b1e, d1671, 3096b, 44325, 11f4b, a13db

Other Open Pull Requests

3.2 Closed Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Closed This Week: 1041

Key Closed Pull Requests

1. stdenv: improve detection of non-bash shells: This pull request improves the stdenv's setup script to better detect when it is being run in a shell other than bash, notably adding detection for zsh to prevent unclear error messages as reported in issue #415487.

• URL: pull/447586

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 8f10f, 08e22, 922f0, 266fc, 22c2c, 30f2d, 8bf8b, 4a45e, b5715, 4ccc7, 06d8d, a91a2, 39fd8, f10d3, 6eb63, dabab, bc213, cba26, d4217, 1bc44, bff4b, 118c4, 0db0a, 1acd8, 145d9, a56ff, 50399, c5d92, a1c6a, e098b, 4ae67, ff058, cd535, 8c57c, e29ad, 05337, 18ac4, 373c9, 7bb83, 98e2e, ae968, db0f7, e5504, ec76d, 221e0, b5861, a7bc9, 694f6, 99fa4, 7c7a5, c25dd, 3dba3, aaef2, d6656, 8e70b, 771bb, f09c6, 6c9a1, d1b6f, 6500f, c50fc, 6a916, ca2de, 75949, d063a, 854c5, 6177c, 69f08, 6d7ea, f948e, e8f99, 67941, bd729, e34eb, 6896a, 8b399, 0708a, 8bab1, 307bf, aa3fe, 7c562, 461a1, f653b, f5049, 9c83c, 2527d, 89b35, 78170, 21182, b2149, f906d, 53f44, ec481, b15c6, ce936, 173b1, 066f1, 6320c, 5ca7c, ec5c5, b6f6c, cc750, b513b, c3e4a, 661ae, c6e57, 941a2, 89594, f4770, 11781, 8bc37, e5bf0, 0a59a, 1fb71, ce7a2, f7991, 4d7c3, de099, ad8ec, cbe27, 495dc, e5bdb, 21b26, 6963e, 931d7, 496a0, 528e4, 019ad, 52f17, 3c9c1, dfe51, ba268, deba4, 4785d, 0fa6e, ad934, 4059c, 7db93, 22688, 7ad24, e4a2f, 56c70, 80637, 4d6af, 0ca12, cdcb6, e667d, d78cc, 86a31, 229dc, d3eff, c04bc, 05a38, e5e14, c4b2e, 5329a, 0391e, c860c, 95e1f, e898c, b50da, e1fef, 93f95, 851bd, c48be, a0d1c, 8910f, b55e8, 853fa, 54875, d0506, b4807, 4e6e9, f4052, b7058, 96c31, d1a09, 44998, c53d1, bb8f8, 6c288, 595d4, 34558, 00ae1, 3818e, 4d277, 249c1, b8fbc, 8a8a9, d834a, 3139a, 63ac6, 2426a, 6c46f, fcf00, 862cb, 82a2c, a118c, 66e26, fbb6c, 39d37, 558b2, e572b, ff1c3, dee34, 0749d, 6d735, be406, d9734, 60d80, 66063, 65dba, e0ebb, 94ec9, 5cb36, a3061, dd8b5, 0d840, 80bd2, 68538, 0d5bc, 88bd0, 3e65f, 5a407, b3798, 1db13

2. [staging] Merge staging-next: This pull request merges the staging-next branch into staging, resolving merge conflicts and incorporating numerous updates including license additions and corrections, package version bumps, removals of deprecated packages, and various fixes across the NixOS/nixpkgs repository.

• URL: pull/448555

• Merged: Yes

• Associated Commits: 9c25c, 3e889, ca59f, 11616, 63cf8, 29dea, ce834, 576b4, 04916, 66702, f2d0f, 14002, 7109d, faebe, ca822, 55406, e82cb, beddb, 06d12, 4875c, e5786, 26dcd, 6c20c, a3c83, 201c1, 0678b, 843d8, 28011, 9b4e8, b54fc, 29aa0, 0cbf4, e6e15, c2b03, 4f223, d1fd1, 1ca22, 26169, 005fe, 31d61, 94d75, da0a9, 94e47, 9cb0b, b84e5, eb0fb, 97440, b3a4b, 6a490, 02150, 1e89b, 60b95, ab668, 67af2, 60088, c47ba, 851d9, a0c52, 5706d, 5f08a, ce05b, 2a0de, 93c3b, 60bfa, 57884, fbe92, 9b48e, 7ff10, 4f539, ab4a9, 6843d, f2265, 99432, 4ca55, 73e04, cd785, 09faf, 8fb6a, 9d426, 3d04c, aa767, 478ee, 3d994, f4b70, 2cb89, b95a1, 4085a, 2241d, 1d168, 9fefb, a7708, cb190, f2080, 5b24d, 38582, 0db5d, 622bb, 89503, 69baf, 4f37b, 3f930, 61298, 1ae8a, 964e1, 284b5, 5d270, fa6a6, 3dfad, eac63, 40362, f26a9, 0170f, 807cd, b5892, 3d4ba, 95135, 70343, 9f6b5, cc004, ca131, 28a80, ee4fb, 0fee0, 0d5db, 93f53, d3466, 62fea, 7c0ae, 46607, 7b263, aad8c, 2df81, 9ef43, 87d11, 3ecaf, 95e04, ede91, 51df9, fb2d3, 0da93, 7eb2d, 5149f, 1b1ec, 7da94, 20bca, 7cb99, 8856b, 530c8, 5cb6c, c487b, ad82e, af792, 95996, ba023, 13756, 9722a, 6681c, f7afe, 93513, 199d5, 5bb53, 2221a, d8cf1, e140e, fee2d, 752ef, e9de1, 0951d, 0d4f6, 35283, 8d6d9, a7006, 40d07, e9c75, d8cbe, 592e3, 52d84, 32811, 02e2c, 2d936, 0937c, 76db9, 32fd1, 5b5a0, be99d, 5f029, cab42, a692d, 4d60e, 016e9, fb259, 9ac03, 5ef8b, 73370, d1345, 851e8, b0bb1, aa904, 73bb5, 45e79, 736ac

3. treewide: move to by-name: This pull request proposes a treewide change to move various packages, including numerous Xfce plugins and other software like media-tags and dropbox, to use by-name attribute referencing in their Nix expressions to improve consistency and maintainability.

• URL: pull/447235

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 4f450, dfb47, 51c59, 83288, f19ae, 6b4bf, bf19b, 23478, 92a0b, 7362b, 30f74, da231, 23de8, ff623, 20d94, 45be6, 088eb, 4bc70, 66a69, 0653d, ab2b3, 2c126, 7f02d, 281d0, c3662, 8c8d6, 35737, 8f89e, 2c20e

Other Closed Pull Requests

3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed pull requests from the past week.

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IV. Contributors

4.1 Contributors

Active Contributors:

We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.

If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.

Contributor	Commits	Pull Requests	Issues	Comments
r-ryantm	3356	1547	0	0
fabaff	553	147	0	5
dotlambda	208	60	0	134
emilazy	278	11	0	98
qzylinra	8	3	5	211
acid-bong	7	4	0	211
SuperSandro2000	81	23	0	114
mdaniels5757	111	85	0	5
GaetanLepage	144	38	0	18
h7x4	153	11	0	36