[12:11] thanks bradb [12:41] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [r=jamesh,stub] distroarchrelease added to PublishedPackage class. (patch-2137: daniel.debonzi@canonical.com) === Mez [~Mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #launchpad === Burgundavia [~corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad === terrex [~terrex@84-122-73-155.onocable.ono.com] has joined #launchpad [01:40] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [r=BjornT] More gina improvements. (patch-2138: stuart.bishop@canonical.com, daniel.debonzi@canonical.com) === sabdfl [~mark@sabdfl.silver.supporter.pdpc] has left #launchpad [] === terrex nanit // good nigth === asgeirf [~asgeirf@nat-pool-brisbane.redhat.com] has joined #launchpad [04:39] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: Convert the +addseries page to be a autogenerated form, cleaning up warnings and XXXs in my wake. Grudged an r=salgado just in time for it. (patch-2139: christian.reis@canonical.com) === eyequeue [~eyequeue@eyequeue.user] has joined #launchpad [07:34] how do i comply with this?: str: Failed to verify the signature, check if the GPG key you used to sign is correctly published in the global key ring. [07:35] (trying to sign the CoC, after verifying my gpg sig with launchpad profile) [07:36] where do i find this "global key ring"? [07:38] /msg MemoServ send eyequeue $(suggestions), if someone becomes un-idle here and has any ideas. thanks === eyequeue [~eyequeue@eyequeue.user] has left #launchpad ["Leaving"] === eyequeue [~eyequeue@eyequeue.user] has joined #launchpad [07:41] btw, if it matters, i first tried with firefox, then fearing the wordwrap in the textbox may have been the culprit, and not being able to get around that, i tried using lynx ... same error === eyequeue [~eyequeue@eyequeue.user] has left #launchpad ["Leaving"] [10:10] New Malone bug 1537 filed on The Launchpad by Carlos Perello Marin: Email notification testing does not work with LaunchpadZopelessTestSetup [10:10] https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/1537 === mdke [~matt@mdke.user] has joined #launchpad [12:01] pqm is hung again. anyone around that can fix it? === Kinnison intends to update dogfood, anyone actively using it right now? === Kinnison takes that as "no" and goes ahead === terrex [~terrex@84-122-73-155.onocable.ono.com] has joined #launchpad [12:31] Goodness me, but baz is being slow today === Mez [~Mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #launchpad [12:46] BjornT: have we got any attachments in the sample data? [12:47] daf: no [12:48] how do I add one? [12:48] temporarily, I mean, not to the sample data === SnakeBite [~SnakeBite@84.242.143.64] has joined #launchpad [12:53] why do you need one? you can't create attachments atm, i haven't merged my branch yet [12:54] ah, right [12:54] I wanted to test a change to the traversal code [01:04] dogfood is back, sorry for the delay [01:10] BjornT, bradb-afk, if I close a bug that have other bugs marked as duplicated, shouldn't the duplicate be closed automatically? [01:18] carlos: maybe, i'm not sure. better to let brad answer that, he did the dup implementation. [01:20] BjornT, I'm asking because it does not work that way [01:20] or at least I found a duplicated that is not closed [01:23] it didn't work that way for me, either [01:27] yeah, the dup handling is really basic at the moment. we'll need to spec it out and improve it sometime === mpt [~mpt@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:31] daf: I'm not going to make it to the kingston :-( [01:31] daf: I'll see you tonight though, if that's okay [01:32] ok [01:32] hmm, I wonder if anybody else is still going === Kinnison thinks it was going to be you and me [01:32] nattie was threatening to come === Kinnison simply has too much context on his desktop to switch to the laptop today [01:33] and it's a bit late now, I'd not make it there before the meeting was due [01:33] aye [01:33] sorry [01:34] pubbage once a day is enough for me :) === Kinnison nods [01:37] daf, shouldn't the po export page use the same UI that we have now with the preferences page? [01:37] it doesn't? [01:37] you're talking about the language selector? [01:37] yes [01:38] no it does not look the same [01:38] seems like the po export page is missing the css magic [01:38] hmm, I guess RosettaApplication should be moved to lib/canonical/launchpad/systemhomes.py [01:38] you mean the bit to limit the size? [01:39] https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/distros/ubuntu/hoary/+sources/gnome-panel/+pots/gnome-panel-2.0/+export [01:39] vs. https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/rosetta/prefs/ [01:40] oh [01:40] interesting [01:40] ask mpt [01:40] mpt, ? [01:44] spiv, around by any chance? [01:44] mdke: Yeah. [01:45] spiv, awesome. i don't know if henrik has spoken to you about this: we have a "bug" in user.py on the wiki [01:45] No, I don't think so. [01:46] spiv, what happens is that users are redirected to the last page visited (last_page_visited is the string apparently), whereas this should be turned off (which is the default) === cprov [~cprov@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:46] Hmm, I wouldn't have expected my changes to affect that... are you sure that the wiki config has that turned off? === spiv looks at the code [01:47] spiv, apparently that is configured in user.py, I don't know whether it has accidentally been overridden elsewhere [01:47] grep for last_page_visited [01:47] That string doesn't occur in my user.py [01:47] gah [01:48] sorry [01:48] Do you mean "remember_last_visit"? [01:48] spiv, "remember_last_visit" [01:48] i suck === debonzi [~debonzi@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === morgs__ [~morgs@196-46-162-1.gprs.vodacom.co.za] has joined #launchpad === SteveA [~steve@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === mdke wanders off in search of lunch [01:56] mdke: Hmm, I don't see anything in my changes to affect that at all. [01:57] hello spiv [01:57] Hi Steve. [01:58] How's Brazil? [01:58] good [01:58] lucky. === jamesh [~james@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:59] carlos: To answer your dup question: maybe. I think the plan is to do more thinking about what to do about the tasks on dup bugs post 1.0. === salgado [~salgado@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:59] bradb, ok [02:00] so [02:00] do we have a meeting? === morgs__ [~morgs__@196-46-162-1.gprs.vodacom.co.za] has joined #launchpad [02:01] hmm time for meeting [02:01] Yeah, let's start the meeting [02:01] MEETING STARTS! [02:01] who is present? [02:01] me [02:01] me [02:01] me [02:01] NOT ME [02:01] me [02:01] me === carlos is here === stub [~stub@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [02:01] me [02:02] lifeless is here [02:02] me [02:02] me === debonzi here [02:02] /msg me special items === cprov here === otep [~otep@AP-203.167.31.177.sysads.com] has joined #launchpad === Kinnison is here [02:03] kiko: what do you mean "NOT ME" ? [02:03] i'm cute === stub is me [02:03] that means you can roomie with keybuk [02:03] he specified "cute" [02:03] == Agenda == [02:03] - roll call [02:03] - agenda [02:03] - activity reports [02:03] - three sentences [02:03] which arrives at 10am, ftr [02:03] s/which/who [02:03] activity reports: who's the dude and who's the suck, and who's excused because they're in brazil ? [02:04] dude === SteveA is excused === Kinnison is the suck [02:04] :-( === bradb is studly [02:04] I'm no good === jblack is playing with the monkeys [02:04] kiko: you're in brazil ;-) === debonzi is in Brazil :) === BjornT is the dude === cprov is bad, bunch of days behind [02:04] have a few I missed b efore going to brazil (need to catch up) === SteveA should have said "sprintathoning in brazil" [02:04] I'm in Brazil but still the suck [02:04] SteveA, I'm usually in brazil [02:05] anyway [02:05] move on [02:05] Ah, so that's why kiko hardly ever sends activity reports === salgado is one day (tuesday) behind. I forgot to send my that day [02:05] s/my/mine [02:05] ddaa is rebooting [02:05] okay, any pressing items before we do the three sentences? [02:05] I'm up to date and excused [02:06] I'm behind on activity reports. === SteveA does the countdown to three sentences [02:06] 6 === carlos is the dude [02:06] 5 [02:06] 4 [02:06] 3 [02:06] 2 [02:06] 1 [02:06] okay, three sentences please [02:06] DONE: sprint prep, sprint, hack some malone code [02:06] BLOCKED: no [02:06] TODO: more sprint [02:06] DONE: Debconf, bug #5, language views [02:06] TODO: language views, BrazilTopics [02:06] BLOCKED: nowt [02:07] DONE: fly here, sprinting, some baz code [02:07] DONE: sprint, travel [02:07] DONE: LaunchpadPoImport cleanups, datamigration script for bug 1036, bug 1444, karma integration into Rosetta, Language packs [02:07] TODO: more language packs, fix karma after review, GNOME imports, reduce open bugs [02:07] BLOCKED: Nothing [02:07] DO: sprint, travel [02:07] DONE: Gina reviews, review applied approved; Some more work on PublishedPackaged. [02:07] TODO: Apply review; Brazil sprint [02:07] BLOCKED: None [02:07] TODO: baz-lp 1.0 specs [02:07] BLOCKED: nothinh [02:07] DONE: specs [02:07] TODO: specs [02:07] BLOCKED: no [02:07] BLOCKED: In the colon, but medicine can fix that. [02:07] DONE: Dogfood setup, publishing work on dogfood, buildd prep [02:07] TODO: Dogfood builders running, gina in production [02:07] BLOCKED: Sysadmin time (still waiting for elmo to respond to an email) [02:07] DONE: bugfixes, Bazaar-related specs [02:07] TODO: specs, specs, bugfixes [02:07] BLOCKED: Haven't investigated wi-fi at the hotel yet [02:07] Kinnison: i'm going to phone elmo again today [02:07] DONE: code review, some fixes in sqlobject/launchpad, fixed person vocabs to allow search for email addresses too [02:08] DONE: email interface fixes. some bug fixes. reviews. some more BBA implementation. notifications threading. === kiko looks at BjornT [02:08] TODO: nag kiko to finally review BBA. land BBA. notifications threading. go to brazil. [02:08] BLOCKED: the usual, spec review from kiko [02:08] Kinnison: please make it clear the urgency of your stuff on the LaunchpadSysadminRequests page [02:08] DONE: Black beans & Pork on Rice [02:08] TODO: Various salgados [02:08] BLOCKED: Very regular, thankyou === ddaa [~ddaa@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [02:08] SteveA: Will do [02:08] DONE: Reviews, SQLObject/distinct issues, diagnosed why carlos can't use zopeless in poimport.txt yet. [02:08] TODO: Sprint next week! [02:08] BLOCKED: No. [02:08] DONE: code reviews, some calendar work, sprintathon [02:08] TODO: code reviews, sprintathon [02:08] BLOCKED: no [02:08] SteveA: that's on the internal wiki now, isn't it? [02:08] yes [02:08] DONE: Landed some usability low hanging fruit fixes. Implemented one-bugmail-per-recipient. Stumbled through implementing menus. Removed IBugTaskSubset. [02:08] TODO: (Try to) finish menus (might involve other app-level changes first.) Respond to salgado's reviews on o-b-p-r and sort out a login issue that came up removing IBugTaskSubset. [02:08] BLOCKED: No. [02:09] daf, congratulations on the menus landing, it looks spectacular [02:09] bradb: you actually removed IBugTaskSubset? [02:09] TODO: start the second round of BasicVoting, finish my changes in the person vocabs, code review. or maybe nothing of those because I'll have the sprint next week === morgs is here now, sorry I'm late! === morgs is up to date [02:09] BLOCKED: no [02:09] DONE: LinkChecker 3.0 fixes [02:09] TODO: Rollout monitoring [02:09] BLOCKED: Elmo [02:09] SteveA: yes, one failing test left though, related to login [02:09] DONE: bug fixing GPG/COC and buildd DF setup [02:09] TODO: buildd DF setup [02:09] BLOCKED: elmo on DC issues [02:09] bradb: you're kinda blocked on me doing page titles stuff ;-) [02:09] bradb: awesome [02:09] bradb: i'd like to review the traversal part [02:09] DONE: Registry bugfixing esp RDF problems Edd Dumbill highlighted [02:09] TODO: DoapSchemaNG [02:09] BLOCKED: None [02:09] DONE: pybazarchivelocation [02:09] TODO: specs? [02:09] BLOCKED: no [02:09] kiko: thanks! [02:10] stub: make sure the elmo stuff you need urgently is clearly marked on that wiki page [02:10] jblack: that goes for you too [02:10] DONE: (land menus) [02:10] Yeah. [02:10] SteveA: In doing it I noticed that the example from which I stole is almost surely broken, but we can discuss that at some point after the meeting. [02:10] Which wiki? canonical? [02:10] bradb: if you can send me an email pointing to branches, etc. then i can fit it in between spec sessions [02:10] jblack: canonical [02:10] stub: hmm, is staging down? [02:10] daf: cool [02:11] SteveA: ok [02:11] i'll note that i also have about 4 menus bugs to address [02:11] Okay, anyone else blocked that we haven't dealt with yet? [02:11] Staging shouldn't be down, but is. I'll look into it. [02:11] me for BjornT, but I'm not making any promises [02:11] ddaa: your three sentences? [02:12] SteveA, he sent them. [02:12] The elmo queue page doesn't seem to be on the top wiki page. Anyone know the wikiname offhand? [02:12] SteveA: i've sent them [02:12] kiko: okay, cool [02:12] kiko: where's my meeting bot? [02:12] LaunchpadSysadminRequests [02:12] thanks ddaa [02:12] asking me?! [02:12] jblack: https://wiki.canonical.com/LaunchpadSysadminRequests [02:12] Thanks much [02:12] kiko: yeah, you're everyone's bitch ;-) [02:13] yeah, I've had people ask me for diet coke at 9am :-P [02:13] You've got some? [02:13] essential life support [02:13] WHERE IS MY GUARANA! [02:13] in the fridge [02:13] kiko always gets some [02:13] kiko: White with two sugars [02:13] okay [02:13] MEETING ENDS [02:13] k [02:13] thanks folks [02:13] thx [02:13] same time next week [02:13] bye! [02:13] Short and sweet :) [02:13] SteveA: cool === ..[topic/#launchpad:SteveA] : Discussion with Launchpad users and developers. || https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/ || Includes Rosetta and Malone. || Launchpad meeting Thursday 28th, 1200 UTC / 0900 So Carlos [02:13] this one was fast ;-) [02:13] kiko: Plenty of coffee ready for me next week? [02:14] kiko: Oh and I started to like guarana too [02:14] #launchpad: ping [02:14] Kinnison: not tea! [02:14] (that was supposed to be an interrobang) [02:14] SteveA: Petrol coffee :-) [02:14] oops, /me got lost in his scroll buffer [02:14] bradb: /ctcp #launchpad ping [02:15] Kinnison: no, i meant #launchpad, i thought it went dead, but i was lost in my scroll buffer [02:15] heh [02:16] Kinnison: is your stuff on the sysadmin requests page? [02:16] The stuff I wanted to talk to elmo about is now up, yes [02:16] okay, i'm going to do the call now [02:18] stub: is staging down? [02:18] hey [02:18] DONE: little [02:19] TODO: JOIN! [02:19] :P [02:19] BLOCKED: the trunk [02:19] ? [02:20] the trunk is not blocked *AT ALL* [02:20] kiko: dude, POP THE TRUNK [02:21] DONE: breakfast TODO: wake up BLOCKED: nose [02:22] ddaa: lol [02:22] hoho [02:23] emergency: sabdf is asking me a question!!! === Mez [~Mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #launchpad === carlos -> lunch [02:26] lifeless: pqm is stuck [02:28] stub, could you enable poimport script on production? [02:28] stub, now that you merged the fixes, it should be safe to be executed. [02:28] stub, pretty please.... :-P [02:29] cprov: while reviewing your branch i came to think about some issues. i've replied to your mail about pyme and unicode [02:30] BjornT: ok, reading [02:31] SteveA: Just emailed you with a description of the problem: "Login Issue with Twiddling the Traversal Stack" [02:31] And on that note, I must finish waking up. === bradb & # *yawn* [02:32] bradb: cool [02:32] ta [02:33] BjornT: most of you said is right, but you forget to say LP is sending emails with unicode content. this is the first issue I've tryied to solve [02:35] BjornT: and you 're right about my patch in verifySignature(), it's wrong ... I can't be sure about the encode of incomming messages. [02:35] BjornT: so, can we think together in a solution ? [02:35] SteveA: RosettaApplication has a __parent__ = rootObject, but none of the other *Application classes do [02:36] SteveA: is it necessary? [02:36] daf: in a meeting. sorry. [02:36] daf: almost certainly not, though. [02:36] ok [02:36] I'll leave it out if the tests pass without it [02:36] cprov: yes for encrypt it might make sense to allow unicode (if we're sure that our outgoing emails always will be utf-8), but i didn't suggest that since i thought it would make more sense to have all methods accept the same input types [02:37] BjornT: I see you point ... [02:41] cprov: personally i'd say only allow strings, raise error if you get a unicode string. that way we're sure that the caller is aware of the issue. but maybe there's a better solution [02:43] BjornT: in this way, the first effect i can see is losing some displaynames as reported in #1496, how we can handle it, people do have unicode displaynames [02:43] BjornT: also if we have translated email-templates it would be an issue. [02:46] BjornT: resuming "content.encode('ascii', 'replace)" is the most safe action we can take, but it's ugly and will have bad reflects soon [02:46] cprov: no, we wouldn't loose anything. the difference would be that instead of encrypt(unicode_content), you would have to do encrypt(unicode_content.encode(charset_email_will_use)) [02:47] daf: mark is talking about the "contributors" portlet on a translation page [02:47] daf: he says, it should grow up to 10 contributiors. when you get 11 or more, it should have a link that says "see all 512 contributors", going to a page showing them all. [02:48] cprov: my point is that the caller should be aware of encoding problems, otherwise we'll might run into subtle issues later === cprov is thinking [02:49] SteveA: perhaps we should put this in a bug, or a spec [02:50] daf: please file a bug on it [02:51] BjornT: you're probably right, but how to guess the content encoding when it comes back, today we have this issue at least for tests purposes (not really because "Sample Person" is not encoded, but let's suppose we have "Bjrn" instead) [02:53] cprov: the charset should be specified somewhere. i'm not quite sure yet, i'll try to find some more information about it... [02:55] BjornT: I'll do the same. maybe having a attribute charset='utf-8' in methods that we use this way and still passing unicode content... I'm not sure [02:56] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] Make the nohup output precious (patch-2140: daniel.silverstone@canonical.com) [02:56] New Malone bug 1539 filed on Rosetta by Dafydd Harries: translation contributors portlet should be limited to 10 items [02:56] https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/1539 [02:56] SteveA: ^^^ [02:58] cprov: yes, that's one option. the problem is that we might run into subtle problems later since the caller wasn't aware of the problem. but it depends on our use cases. what do we use encrypt/decrypt for today? === BjornT -> lunch [03:05] bradb: any objections to me splitting up BugExtRefSet to BugExtRef{Set,Subset}? [03:06] daf: the Subset should go away altogether [03:06] stub - the integral trees [03:06] Kinnison: my call with elmo is delayed [03:06] Kinnison: why don't you try calling him now? [03:06] Kinnison: and let me know when you've finished so i can call [03:06] Okay, remind me of his number? [03:06] Offices page [03:07] on canonical wiki [03:08] SteveA: hmm -- I'll give that a try [03:08] daf: so, you know about the fancy url traversal stuff to get rid of subsets? [03:12] SteveA: I've spoken to James now, he'll be about 10-15 mins sorting the stuff out for me [03:12] SteveA: I guess you can either ring him now, or wait and ring him after [03:13] SteveA: there are some examples in traversers.py already, yes? === sabdfl [~mark@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [03:13] Kinnison: i'll call him in 20 mins or so [03:14] Kinnison: done [03:15] elmo: thanks dude, I'll check it and confirm [03:15] elmo: looks fine, thanks [03:21] staging is back up btw - config file changes that landed yesterday caused it to not restart. === Keybuk [~scott@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === cprov away, call me on mobile if you need === bradb returns [03:51] SteveA: BTW, the sooner the IBugTaskSubset login problem gets review, the sooner menus will land too, because with IBTS gone so too are some of the issues that it created with the menu system [03:52] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] No ubuntu mirrors on staging yet (patch-2141: stuart.bishop@canonical.com) [04:01] SteveA: hmm, this is interesting [04:01] SteveA: my new traversal stuff seems to work if you're already logged in, but it breaks if you have to go via +login [04:01] daf: that is interesting [04:02] ok [04:02] so I'm looking at http://localhost:8086/malone/bugs/1 [04:02] I have a relative link to watches/2/+edit [04:02] but I get redirected to watches/+edit/+login [04:03] when I submit the login form, I turn up at watches/+edit [04:04] which correctly returns a NotFound [04:04] daf: I emailed the list about that problem earlier. [04:04] (although the error message is a bit confusing, because it implies that it's the 'watches' part that's not found, and not that '+edit' is an invalid watch id) [04:04] bradb: aha, I missed that [04:05] It's almost surely to do with the .setTraversalStack bit [04:05] that's what I thought [04:05] But I'm not brainful enough to know how to fix it without putting on my scuba gear [04:05] I suspect the login code uses the traversal stack to construct the redirect URL [04:06] perhaps it's as simple as making it use the request URL instead [04:06] It might be, but I wonder why it wasn't doing that already === bradb will see what SteveA says in response to the email [04:07] yarr [04:07] the login code i think just ignores all traversal [04:08] perhaps the problem is in Zope, then === stub [~stub@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [04:12] daf, brad: don't try to debug this now. i'll deal with it. [04:12] ok [04:13] bradb: looks like the bugwatch traversal change was a success on the whole; I think I'll tackle the other Bug stuff [04:13] daf: which "other Bug stuff"? [04:13] other traversals from Bug [04:14] ok...what problem are you tackling, exactly? [04:14] traversers.py imports from the database [04:14] (note: I've already removed IBugTaskSubset on my branch, just so you know.) [04:14] cool [04:14] daf: ah, ok, that'd be dandy [04:14] good [04:14] just wanted to make sure I'm not treading on your toes :) [04:15] nope, green lights all the way [04:15] traversers.py is the last bastion of unseemly importing [04:15] SteveA: I have two reminders for you [04:17] New Malone bug 1540 filed on The Launchpad by James Blackwell: supermirror sftp server does not disconnect` [04:17] https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/1540 [04:21] daf: what are the reminders? [04:22] SteveA: 1. my patch to Zope's error service [04:22] SteveA: 2. my email about the pyflakes harness [04:22] daf: 1. i'm not going to get around to looking at that until you are in brazil [04:22] 2. kiko's been looking at that. let's all look at it in person in brazil. [04:22] sounds good [04:28] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] Do not show the +emails link for teams; for teams we should show the +editemail link. (patch-2142: guilherme.salgado@canonical.com) [04:32] bradb: hello [04:32] SteveA: hi [04:32] bradb: i want to merge your code that demonstrates the login link problem [04:33] so i can look into it [04:33] SteveA: brad.bollenbach@canonical.com/launchpad--remove-IBugTaskSubset--0 [04:33] BjornT, ping [04:33] hi salgado [04:34] hi BjornT, I just reviewed the cprov's branch that's in your queue without realizing that; I did it because he mailed me asking for the review [04:34] can I move it to my queue or you already reviewed it? [04:35] SteveA: Quick stylistic question for you: [04:36] SteveA: If I have a class that implements(IFoo)... [04:36] and IFoo inherits from IBar... [04:36] and in my class, I'm defining a method I want to override from the IBar interface... [04:36] In the method's docstring, do I say "See IFoo", or "See IBar"? [04:38] salgado: sure you can review it if you want, i haven't finished doing so yet. i do think that there are some issues to be resolved first, though, that's why i haven't reviewed it yet. [04:42] bradb: say "See IBar." for things that you can read about in IBar. Say "See IFoo." for things you can read about in IFoo. [04:42] SteveA: ok, thanks [04:43] BjornT, you mean, some issues in that patch or issues other than that patch? [04:47] salgado: basically decide how to solve the problem the patch tries to solve. we can't assume that everything should be encoded/decoded using utf-8 [04:48] i replied to cprov's 'pyme & unicode' email about it [04:53] BjornT, I just saw your email. I'll discuss that with cprov and see what we can do about it. thanks for raising this [04:56] salgado: cool. i'll see if i can find some more information about it. i'm not quite sure if there's a default encoding, if none is specified [05:01] BjornT: I raised to bug with him. seems I can't add my GPG key cause my lastname is Bjlevik, and hence doesn't get parsed correctly in gpgme. [05:02] stub: around? [05:03] bjorn - you should remove the ancestry.gz file in that revision [05:04] Nafallo: yeah. the problem is how to fix that bug properly. [05:05] BjornT: indeed. [05:05] lifeless: in which revision? [05:06] bradb, BjornT: are there any infestations in the sample data? [05:07] daf: nope, don't worry about infestations for now [05:08] daf: when in doubt, you might want to just comment out, XXX, and file a bug on the relevant code, to make sure we remember to come back to it at some point. right now though, it's looking like infestations won't even be accessible from the UI for 1.0 (they aren't currently) [05:09] would it be sensible to just remove the traversal cases for infestations and add an XXX? [05:09] that seems prudent if there are no tests for them [05:09]