How do you intend to keep this up to date? cc @NeQuissimus

I am not a fan of having many testing kernels in nixpkgs. When testing new out-of-tree kernel modules with nix-review, I constantly get breakages from linux-testing.nix, linux-libre.nix. I honestly don't want to have yet another kernel target that breaks...

How do you intend to keep this up to date? cc @NeQuissimus

I was thinking manually however having some automated way would be a good idea, I was just planning to follow new tags @ https://cgit.freedesktop.org/drm/drm/

I am not a fan of having many testing kernels in nixpkgs. When testing new out-of-tree kernel modules with nix-review, I constantly get breakages from linux-testing.nix, linux-libre.nix. I honestly don't want to have yet another kernel target that breaks...

I'm not too familiar with nix-review, I just think this might be a useful kernel for people, maybe if there's somewhere else to put it that's outside of nixpkgs that wouldn't be too hard to find/too obscure.

hmmm, to be honest, I am with @Mic92 here.
Could you just keep this derivation local? Following linux-next would be quite the maintenance investment.

I created https://github.com/nix-community/NUR at some point for people to share their packages. Discoverability could be improved, but I have not yet managed to automate updating the search index. However you could maybe put a link on the wiki for people to find it.

Seeing as people don't seem to be too interested, I'll look into moving it onto the NUR or just keeping it locally.

Does anyone have any good suggestions on some good ways of keeping this derivation locally?