I’m looking at https://status.nixos.org/ and we can see the nixpkgs-unstable is from about 20h ago at the time of writing and is at commit 9e4e0807d214
However, if we look at the actual builds, we can see more recent builds which have passed
Nix channels - NixOS Wiki explains the lag but it seems to only refer to “nixos-unstable” as opposed to “nixpkgs-unstable”. In addition the page says:
Once the job succeeds at a particular nixpkgs commit, cache.nixos.org will download binaries from hydra.nixos.org. When the download completes, the channel updates.
[…]
nixpkgs
is quickly updated since none of the above needs to happen once a channel update is triggered.
Now let’s assume I’m fine with not having packages in the cache and that I’m happy to have nix build them locally. How can I track the most recent commit which has been successfully built and tested?