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I use a fork (with some stuff I haven't cleaned up enough to PR) that I rebase on master whenever I decide to upgrade, because I like maximum pain.
Although honestly it's still really stable. When something breaks, it's usually easy to bisect and fix.
Is there a reason you rebase on master instead of just unstable?
I find it very easy to bisect and fix problems in nixpkgs, and it seems like a good way to contribute. I can do upgrades whenever I feel like it, and it's trivial to roll back, so it's never blocking me when I need to get other work done.