In git, the my preferred way of creating revision numbers is actually kind of implicit. You count the number of commits in your current branch and use that as the revision number. There 's no great generic solution to this, but i it's a really interesting problem to start investigating for the future, i think. Why for nixery specifically, it's interesting because most users of it right now are on the publicly hostered nixstr dot deat webside,. at least. So they shall rit good, good time to tell me if you were running this introduction on your own introstrectior, if that was the case. And i would probably take more care, and
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Vincent Ambo –the person behind nixery.dev, tvl.fyi, and a former Google engineer– shares his take on monorepos, Nix, and fully declarative systems without any Flux, Argo or Kubernetes.
While the tooling is impressive, it’s the principles behind it that captivated Gerhard’s imagination. Vincent has a rather interesting take on the monorepository idea, including one change - one version - one deploy. There are a lot of interesting links in the show notes, including all the code that Vincent uses to manage infrastructure.
As a result of this conversation, Gerhard is running Nix on one of his Macs, and also started experimenting with his first NixOS production instance.
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