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mikepurvis
10 months ago
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Debian bookworm live images now reproducible
Nix sets everything to the epoch, although I believe Debian's approach is to just use the date of the newest file in the dsc tarballs.
lamby
10 months ago
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Debian's approach is actually to use the date specified in the top entry in the debian/changelog file. That's more transparent and resilient than any mtime.
yjftsjthsd-h
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also set it to things other than 0; I think my favorite is to set it by the time of the commit from which you're building.
terinjokes
10 months ago
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Which is also used when the contents of a derivation will be included in a zip file. The Unix epoch is about a decade older than the zip epoch.
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