=== niemeyer is truly hungry [12:22] See you tomorrow guys! === mvo [n=egon@ip181.135.1511I-CUD12K-01.ish.de] has joined #launchpad === carlos -> bed === rbelem [n=rodrigo@200.231.108.90] has joined #launchpad === mpool [n=mbp@cor6-ppp610.for.dsl.connect.net.au] has left #launchpad [] === WaterSevenUb [n=WaterSev@bl5-223-101.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #launchpad === dand [n=dand@gw.datagroup.ro] has joined #launchpad [01:17] jamesh: ping [01:27] hey ho hey ho [01:28] lifeless, are you on adsl? [01:37] yes === Keybuk [n=scott@syndicate.netsplit.com] has joined #launchpad [01:42] lifeless, what's the average latency to the first hop across your modem? [01:47] mmm [01:47] svcg isn't that useful [01:47] it can be very small, and then blow out hugely [02:11] lifeless, I wanted to know the base latency -- mine is 200ms and I wanted to guage how bad/good it is [02:20] thats terrible [02:21] I get 233ms to international sites === Burgundavia [n=corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad [02:47] lifeless, is wireless latency (over, say, 1km) supposed to be better or worse than that? [02:47] we have the option of moving to wireless, which I'm entertaining as a way to get rid of telefonica [03:18] kiko: my latency here is 41 ms average [03:25] camilotelles, on adsl or wireless? [03:25] kiko: adsl [03:25] wow [03:26] kiko, are you sure that you are testing at the next hop? [03:26] unfortunately yes [03:26] the dslam interface? [03:26] the next pingable hop, anyway [03:26] how are the stats of your adsl? what is your modem? [03:26] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] Update fix-whitespace migration script (patch-2338: stuart.bishop@canonical.com) [03:29] kiko, try to see the stats of the ADSL link. maybe if you change your modem thinks can be better. I use a SpeedStream. [03:29] hmmm, maybe [03:29] ours is a dlink [03:30] kiko, look at the stats. everytime that i talk with telecom people, they congratulate me to use a speedstream modem. [03:31] kiko, recentely my telco line was terrible, i almost can't use the fone for talk, and the speedstream was rock solid. === Burgundavia [n=corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad [03:41] interesting [03:44] lifeless: pong [03:46] kiko: WiMax is supposed to make wireless ISP service more feasible (compared to wifi) [03:49] jamesh, it's still a dream in these parts though === mdz [n=mdz@ca-studio-bsr1o-251.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #launchpad [03:57] kiko: "The inherent delay in ADSL is due to the error correction techniques used to ensure that data traveling the 5km from your home to the exchange (and back) arrives intact. Simply, the more error correction that is added, the longer the delay, so a trade-off is used." [03:59] I wonder if wifi will be better [03:59] Max ms 784.0 ms (78.4%) Average ms 160.0 ms (16.0%) Current ms 107.0 ms (10.7%) [04:01] kiko: i don't think why wifi can be better. I think that you have some problem with your line, modem or dslam. [05:13] jamesh: was looking for the tests for the check-pending-reviews code [05:14] jamesh: unless you object, I'm going to structure it to be a trivial import from a package, to facilitate testing === Burgundavia [n=corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad [05:24] lifeless: what you see in that module is all there is at the moment. It was just a quick script to do the merges and diffs === SteveA [n=steve@office.pov.lt] has joined #launchpad [05:28] jamesh: so you are happy for me to go to town ? [05:29] lifeless: sure. [05:30] win 18 [05:34] jamesh: what package should I call it ? pending_reviews ? [05:35] lifeless: pendingreviews, probably. [05:43] SLEEPY [05:54] woooo! === lamont-away is now known as lamont [06:03] jamesh: you sure, isn't it convention to _ separate words ? [06:03] I mean, I can do pendingreviews but it seems ugly [06:04] lifeless: the majority of module and package names in launchpad are without underscores [06:06] so this isn't in launchpad :), and Mark has ok'd it getting an open source release [06:06] or something derived from it being open sourced [06:07] okay. Most things in the Python standard library don't use underscores either [06:07] why not ? doesn't it make them hard to read ? [06:07] lifeless, can you review https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/james.henstridge@canonical.com--2004/pyme--for-trust-analyser--0.6.1/filtered-diff for us? [06:08] sure thing [06:08] lifeless, would be a nice first review, and it's mixed C and python, which should be a good pick for you [06:08] not too big [06:08] gpgme is ev1l [06:08] PEP-8: "Modules should have short, lowercase names, without underscores." [06:08] oh, ick. guido thou art on crack. [06:08] jamesh, how's your reviewing free time today? [06:08] ok, pendingreviews it is [06:09] kiko: okay. I'm doing celso's other one, and will then move onto others [06:09] jamesh, I'm asking because I reviewed a fat-ass salgado patch and I don't want to do his second. [06:09] https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/guilherme.salgado@canonical.com/launchpad--basic-voting--1/filtered-diff [06:09] if you can do that one, jamesh, I'm your fan [06:09] kiko: okay. [06:09] it's big and would be a nice feature to land (but salgado needs to do magic to get it all in tomorrow..) [06:10] I need to do some serious staging testing though [06:10] jamesh, I'm going to do portlet mania and return path handling, though I'll ask stub to look at that as well [06:10] and then I'm going to bed [06:11] this leaves only the malone commandline interface [06:11] which steve can probably do [06:11] doh, reviews to the wrong list [06:14] kiko: where should I mail the review to ? [06:16] launchpad-reviews@l.c.c === Nafallo [n=nafallo@unaffiliated/nafallo] has joined #launchpad [06:21] lifeless, my "doh" was related to my own mail [06:23] stub, can you help me by looking at bjorn.tillenius@canonical.com/launchpad--return-path-handling--0 after I do? [06:25] Sure, but not for 2-3 hours (I have an appointment to sort Montreal flights) [06:25] stub, that's fine, it's only due in about 8h [06:25] (jamesh, I'm going to cheat by getting up late ;) [06:26] Stick it in my queue when you are done so I don't forget [06:26] jamesh: ok, boilerplate up: [06:26] :!make check 2>&1| tee /tmp/v656798/11 [06:26] PYTHONPATH=/home/robertc/source/baz/pending-reviews--devel--0--patch-31/lib ./test_all.py [06:26] test_main (pendingreviews.tests.test_pendingreviews.TestImports) ... ok [06:26] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [06:26] Ran 1 test in 0.002s [06:31] 5 reviews done [06:31] time for those famous zs [06:31] night [06:34] jamesh: any reason you don't use pybaz ? [06:35] lifeless: nope. [06:35] lifeless: other than the fact that I was a lot more familiar with the command line API [06:38] jamesh: can you pleae have a look at by pending-reviews--devel--0 branch, to see if you hate the stuff I've done [06:38] jamesh: I'm now onto writing tests for baz namespace pickups etc, its more the infrastructure I dumped there I want to check [06:39] its mirroring up now ... [06:41] jamesh: done. just pull sftp://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/home/warthogs/archives/robert.collins@canonical.com/pending-reviews--devel--0 [06:50] jamesh: kiko told you to review salgado's basic voting branch, right? have you started yet? [06:52] jamesh, BjornT: I can do basicvoting tomorrow if you like [06:52] or hmm [06:52] kiko-zzz: it was in my queue! [06:53] I know [06:53] I was about to steal it [06:53] kiko-zzz: i have alread started, planned to finish it today [06:53] do you want it back? [06:53] ah, okay. [06:53] sure [06:53] let me give it back [06:53] kiko-zzz: don't move things from other queues without asking. if i move it to my queue myself, it probably means i'm currently reviewing it [06:54] BjornT, don't be stingy, it's like 2am and I've been reviewing your patches. swedes! [06:54] kiko-zzz: well i already spent one hour reviewing it... [06:55] that's okay, you can have it back, I'm not arguing === kiko-zzz really goes to bed now [06:55] btw [06:55] BjornT, I stole portlet mania from you too [06:55] hopefully you'll appreciate that [06:55] I'll be asleep, anyway, though :) [06:56] kiko-zzz: that's ok, i hadn't started to review it yet. you can have it if you want :) === lamont is now known as lamont-away [07:32] jamesh: ping === robitaille [n=daniel@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #launchpad [08:34] Is james b still around or am I going to wake him up if I ping him? [08:50] lifeless: looking at your changes: The parser.parse_args() call in pendingreviews.main() should probably use the argv list passed in [08:50] lifeless: it seems like quite a bit of boilerplate unittest code [08:55] hi === zyga [n=zyga@2-mi2-1.acn.waw.pl] has joined #launchpad [08:58] hello :) [08:58] hmm [08:59] language-selector is *still* not on the breezy package list [08:59] could someone try to find out why? [09:02] stub: unlikely that jblack is around given the time, but possible [09:15] jamesh: yes, the argv passed should be used, and if I make changes to the cli I'll do that, it was just part of the 'move to a library' step. [09:16] jamesh: the test stuff - I don't have it in an installable importable package at the moment. I brought it in because it lets me do TDD really really easily. [09:18] jamesh: I'm pushing some actual meat now. [09:24] done === BjornT [n=bjorn@office.pov.lt] has joined #launchpad === Sianis [i=Sianis@Adsl-1717.externet.hu] has joined #launchpad [09:52] hi all [09:52] i have a little probleme === carlos [n=carlos@243.Red-83-47-24.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #launchpad [09:52] i don't see the donload button, i can't download PO files [09:54] Sianis, URL? [09:55] hmmm [09:55] jamesh: ping [09:55] pong [09:55] how do you test this at the moment ? [09:55] hm, vocabularies are a little confusing [09:55] the menu changes removed lots of links :-( [09:55] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/partconf/+pots/pkgconf-partconf/hu/+translate [09:55] example [09:55] I've made a change that I couldn't see how to unit test in less time that writing the entire scrit [09:55] Sianis, you can use /+export instead of +translate [09:56] Sianis, or go to the template view and use the download link from there === carlos fixes that link too [09:56] yes [09:56] this is [09:56] i know, so +upload [09:56] but i try it +download! [09:56] thanks ! [09:56] Sianis, you are welcome [09:56] thx [09:56] :) [09:57] lifeless: the tests I did were mostly manual [09:57] Ubuntu leads the way, sir! [09:57] lifeless: to test some of the output code, I added the --just-index arg to just update the index page, but that's about it [09:57] mmm [09:58] could you do me a favour then ? checkout my patch-12 on chinstrap and tell me if I've fucked it or not yet ? I've done the structural change I needed, now its down hill. [10:00] oh, haven't mirrored for a bit :[ [10:00] una momento [10:01] spiv: can i merge the enum-value branch once i've addressed the points you mention, or do you want to see the diff again before approving it? [10:01] Morning all [10:01] SteveA: Yep. [10:01] jamesh: patch-9 is up, thats the latest [10:01] SteveA: Feel free to send me the diff anyway, if you like ;) [10:01] ok [10:02] But I'm confident that it will be fine. It doesn't exactly need major surgery ;) [10:03] jamesh: what does PyErrorPrint() do ? === WaterSevenUb [n=WaterSev@bl5-54-119.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #launchpad [10:04] lifeless: prints a stack trace [10:04] lifeless: file:///usr/share/doc/python2.4/html/api/exceptionHandling.html [10:04] that seems quite intrusive [10:05] is it not available from the gpgme_error object ? [10:05] or is an error a sufficiently rare thing here that is ok to do that ? [10:05] lifeless: there isn't a way for the callback passed to op_edit() to stop processing [10:06] lifeless: so if the Python callback has some bugs in it, I either ignore the exception or print it [10:06] would it be reasonable to collect them and give a list back ? [10:07] I'll put my concerns in the review. thanks for the info - its what I needed [10:07] jamesh: Hmm, in hindsight, I should've asked in my review for you to add a comment about this to the code. [10:08] lifeless: actually, it is possible that the returning an error value from edit_cb() would stop processing [10:08] lifeless: there is essentially zero documentation for the interface [10:09] I know [10:09] it sucks [10:09] zyga, you were saying something about gnome-weather, yesterday... ? [10:10] so I'm not criticising the stop early or not, rather that its hard for users of the library to figure out that something is going wrong in their web server ;0 [10:10] lifeless: it's a problem that comes up with using C interfaces with callbacks from other languages [10:10] some of the python changes look familiar ;0 [10:11] lifeless: if the callback was C++, what should you do if you get an exception there? [10:11] so the call stack looks like: [10:11] WaterSevenUb: it contains many countries [10:11] C++ [10:11] C++-binding [10:11] C [10:11] C-callback-thunk [10:12] carlos: language-selector is still not on the rosetta website [10:12] (erm, reverse order, sorry) [10:12] zyga, oh yeah.... so three different places:) [10:12] and in C-callback-thunk we've recieved an exception we'd like to give to the outermost frame. [10:12] assuming that the C layer allows early stopping ... [10:12] the C++-binding frame has the opportunity to store its own state that the C-callback-thunk can reach. [10:13] lifeless: sure. If it does allow me stop, it would definitely be best to pass the exception up (which is pretty easy to do) [10:13] in that state you stash the exception, return 'STOP-NOW' to the C layer, and then you can propogate the exception later. [10:13] zyga, do you have gnome-weather available for translation? [10:13] however, if the callback is going to be called repeatedly, it is less clear what to do [10:13] if it doesn't allow you to stop then I'd have the callback-thunk stop calling the user code after an error is raise. [10:13] *raised* [10:13] zyga, do you know why in gnome the applets are translated in a common place and in breezy they are separated .. (it seems)? [10:14] and once it stops being called, then we bubble back out and raise the first error [10:14] lifeless: well, in this case, the function may not ever exit unless the callback does the right thing [10:14] jamesh: I take it did that to you in testing [10:14] ? [10:14] WaterSevenUb: no I have not check it yet... strange [10:15] WaterSevenUb: but IMHO that's better - they really should be separate packages [10:15] lifeless: op_edit() is essentially just talking to "gpg --edit-key", and returns when the gpg exits [10:15] jamesh: have you tried returning an error from the thunk ? [10:16] zyga, I see it... https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/language-selector/+translations [10:16] does it exit early ? [10:16] carlos, and synaptic? [10:16] lifeless: I didn't do much testing of the error cases, no. [10:16] I think the increase in usability would be worth a test case for that. [10:16] WaterSevenUb, still missing [10:16] its a pretty big win. [10:16] carlos: hmm [10:17] carlos: it was not there a moment ago === dand [n=dand@gw.datagroup.ro] has joined #launchpad [10:17] lifeless: sure. I've got some higher level testing of the code in my launchpad branch. [10:17] lifeless: I guess I'll look at doing adding some to pyme directly then [10:17] zyga, I didn't change anything :-P [10:18] zyga, sometimes is hard to find packages ;) [10:18] carlos: okay - the important thing is that it works [10:18] zyga, if you used the sourcepackage search form... is normal that you didn't find it [10:18] I was looking here: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+lang/pl [10:19] zyga, we need to import the published information into launchpad to have that search form working [10:19] zyga, oh, that url only shows the packages that have any translation [10:19] carlos: FYI, once jamesh has got the GPG stuff done, we're fairly much ready to import breezy [10:19] carlos: are you sure? I've found gcc-4.0 there two days ago and submitted my 25% translation [10:20] Kinnison, cool [10:20] (it had no translation at all before that) [10:20] stub: ping? [10:20] yo [10:20] zyga, because at least, one string was translated [10:21] there should be

This webpage does not contain packages without any translation

[10:26] jamesh: ok, review sent. [10:26] please let me know if I've f*cked pending-reviews already. [10:26] I'll finish the work on the plane I think. [10:26] night all [10:35] carlos: ping [10:35] carlos: there is clearly a bug here: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+lang/pl [10:35] carlos: Below, you can see all of the registered translation templates in Ubuntu 5.10. Choose a template name to begin translating. [10:35] carlos: you said that it only shows partially translated packages [10:36] carlos: yet, check 'wesnoth' - no translations at all [10:36] zyga, but there are other potemplates that have a translation [10:36] so we show all [10:37] carlos: and abiword? [10:37] carlos: not one translation, not one other package [10:38] hmmm [10:38] not sure... [10:38] I really dont get this - why doesn't it simply show *all* pot's [10:38] wait a minute! [10:38] I need to review that page anyway as most of the 'deprecated' entries should not appear [10:38] that's why they are deprecated :-) [10:39] carlos: what about the review-breezy-foo templates? Are those showing up still? [10:39] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+lang/eu_ES [10:39] check this out - it has very little translation [10:40] how are those packages selected, it seems random to me? [10:40] jordi: yes they do [10:40] jordi, they need manual review, if you are bored and want to help to fix them... we should fix all those before breezy release [10:40] zyga: eu_ES should be eu only [10:40] carlos: manual review in what sense? [10:40] jordi, and change the import approach to prevent that for breezy+1 [10:41] stub: any idea what's happening with salgado's patch? I really want to get my stuff merged but it'll potentially make it harder to cherrypick anything touching packages [10:41] jordi, check the real translation domain, fix that and if it already exists, hide the duplicates [10:41] Which patch? The shipit one? [10:42] yuck, that sucks [10:42] BTW: what are those -review templates? [10:42] zyga, could be, I don't know the details of those pages as I didn't develop it, I need to look at it closer. Please, file a bug [10:42] Last I heard it was undergoing Kiko's review. DB patch is approved. [10:42] carlos: k [10:42] Right [10:42] stub: and once it's merged you'll use that as your tag point for the next production cycle? [10:42] zyga, automatic imports that need manual review post importing from Ubuntu [10:42] Kinnison: Yes, unless other bugfixes land soon after. [10:42] okay === cprov [n=cprov@haddenham.pepperfish.net] has joined #launchpad [10:47] carlos: filed, #2036 [10:47] morning hackers [10:47] zyga, thanks [10:47] cprov, good morning [10:49] eh, more ill-tagged po files, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/kcheckgmail/+pots/kcheckgmail/pl/+translate [10:50] ill-tagged? [10:50] hi carlos - any news on the code release permission? [10:51] vinsci, hadn't time yet :-( [10:51] carlos: latin2 posing as utf8 or vice-versa [10:51] right [10:51] zyga, I see it now [10:52] carlos: this time is something different :) [10:52] zyga, did you detect who is doing that? [10:52] carlos: probably clueless translators [10:52] carlos: this seems like a windows encoding - let me check [10:53] carlos, well, I can't contribute without code... [10:53] vinsci, I know :-( I suck [10:53] It's just that language packs are driving me crazy [10:54] stub, lifeless, bradb-away, kiko-zzz: just been talking with BjornT around a whiteboard about brad's IBugInContext proposal. I think we have now clearly worked out what the core issue is, and two strategies for addressing it. [10:54] one strategy is IBugInContext (which should really be called IBugWithContext) [10:54] I BuggedContext? IBuggyContext? IBuggeredContext? [10:54] carlos: that is not any encoding used in poland - I'll check some ancient ones... ehh [10:55] another strategy is to use self.context = IBug(context) in views / pages / portlets where you want it to work with both IBugTask and IBug [10:55] BjornT is writing this up at the end of brad's proposal. [10:55] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] Added also the download link for POFiles (patch-2339: carlos.perello@canonical.com) [10:55] stub: you aussies are obsessed with buggery. [10:55] Mmm.... buggery.... [10:56] http://sinfest.net/comics/sf20050901.gif [10:57] actually, http://sinfest.net/comics/sf20050830.gif this one is very aussie-inspired ;-) [10:58] SteveA, how about a baz link to the published parts of launchpad? :) [11:00] ehhh - that file is totally fsck'd up... I don't know any encoding that needs 5 bytes to store near-ascii character [11:01] carlos: what does rosetta do when there is an error in re-encoding files to/from utf8? [11:01] zyga, it rejects the import [11:01] or it should at least... [11:02] carlos: I guess it didn't before - I'll try to test this later on [11:02] carlos: I'll write a script that de-fcsk that file [11:03] ok [11:03] zyga, thanks === Nafallo [n=nafallo@unaffiliated/nafallo] has joined #launchpad === _Rappy_ [n=hunt-pre@dsl-253-122.monet.no] has joined #launchpad [11:28] stub, hi, how is going the script on staging? [11:28] carlos: done - I'll ask pitti to upload the patch [11:28] carlos, PT translators are trying to organize a long-run session to check translation problems. 6th October a langpack will be released, correct? Some guy you pointed me the other day said that after that small updates would be possible. [11:28] zyga, ok [11:29] carlos: I thought I emailed you? Script completed the first section and died. I made a fix and ran the rest. Changes were committed to rocketfuel. [11:29] WaterSevenUb, every month, we will release language package updates [11:29] WaterSevenUb, until the end of life of the release [11:29] oh [11:29] stub, no, I didn't get that email [11:30] stub, what was the problem? [11:30] Ahh.. the window is still here waiting for me to his send from this morning ;) [11:30] :-P [11:30] if the first section is done, that's enough, the second part of the script is only some cleanup unrelated with language packs [11:31] so I can generate a new language pack now :-) [11:31] I think the code that updates references to empty translations was finding the empty translation that was going to be deleted, effectively doing a noop and causing the delete to fail. [11:32] carlos,yeah.. but we are worried with installs with no network... I mean, a good support in our language should ship with the ISO's. THe majority of net access in here is via ADSL speedtouch which is not easily configurable. So... my point is that in the end, people will live without updates, mom, grandma, etc. will live with openoffice, make some documents, browse the distribution... [11:33] carlos, the langpacks are shipped with the ISO's?:) [11:33] WaterSevenUb, not all languages are [11:33] carlos, now I remember to see something like " for full support you need net...." during install. [11:33] WaterSevenUb, you will need to ask pitti for that info [11:33] carlos, ok [11:33] stub, oh! [11:34] hmm [11:34] I don't understand it === Keybuk [n=scott@syndicate.netsplit.com] has joined #launchpad [11:34] I added some code to prevent that error to happen [11:35] stub, I know that the new constraint would kill the script, and that's why I tried to fix that, What did I miss? [11:36] a where clause - don't say 'give me all the possible matches', say 'give me all the posibilities except for the one I'm about to delete' [11:36] Trivial fix once I realized [11:36] But easy one to miss [11:37] Or maybe it was the commit I added too - check the diff anyway [11:37] rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0--patch-2338 [11:38] ok [11:39] stub, thanks [12:15] carlos: is there any page that shows uploaded .po status? [12:15] carlos: like 'pending' or 'broken'? [12:15] not yet [12:15] carlos: I'm not sure what to do - uploads just dissappear [12:16] zyga, I fixed that, should appear again soon [12:16] zyga, just use something like pl/+upload [12:16] carlos: no no [12:17] carlos: I'm talking about '1) upload .po say.. 3 po files, 2) wait 3) recieve confirmation about one of them 4) what about the other two? [12:17] zyga, oh! [12:17] ok, zyga increase the review date of the .po file [12:17] the import is being rejected because it's the same date [12:18] carlos: d'oh... editing with vim has one disadvantage :) [12:18] zyga, ;-) [12:18] anyway, file also a bug, we should send you an email so you know the error [12:18] carlos: small part of log files sent via email to explain this would be great here ;) [12:18] carlos: k [12:19] zyga, we do that, but not for all errors [12:21] done, 2038 [12:26] zyga, thanks [12:26] (again) [12:27] :-P [12:27] carlos: :-) === WaterSevenUb [n=WaterSev@bl5-134-252.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #launchpad === Seveas [n=seveas@ksl403-uva-132.wireless.uva.nl] has joined #launchpad === rbelem [n=rodrigo@200.231.108.90] has joined #launchpad === rbelem is now known as rbelem-zzz === WaterSevenUb [n=WaterSev@bl5-134-207.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #launchpad [01:28] stub: do you happen to know what branch salgado is wanting merged? [01:28] stub: so I can check if it'll conflict with my stuff === SteveA --> lunch [01:31] Kinnison: https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~salgado/launchpad--shipitng--0.diff is what I saw go past === BjornT heads out for lunch as well [01:31] Should all be mirrored in his archive on chinstrap since it was being reviewed [01:37] ta [01:49] zyga, you expert in translation findings ... :) During breezy installation "Time zone configuration" was not translated. any idea where it is? === niemeyer [n=niemeyer@201.10.93.233] has joined #launchpad === mpt [n=mpt@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === siretart [i=siretart@tauware.de] has left #launchpad [] === salgado [n=salgado@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === azazel [n=azazel@host46-109.pool8290.interbusiness.it] has joined #launchpad [02:53] hi all! do you know if there is a way to upload an entire .po into rosetta? yesterday i was unable to find it? any hint? [02:53] gah! [02:53] salgado: Either you manage to get your branch merged v. soon, or I'll merge mine and you'll be stuck with conflicts which will stop you going into production this week :-( [02:53] salgado: I'm getting very desperate to merge [02:57] Kinnison, would you really do that with me? [02:58] salgado: I have cprov here for one more week, we need to get lots done and a large amount of it is blocked on this merge [02:58] azazel, just add +upload to the end of the URL, for instance: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/glib2.0/+pots/glib20/sq/+upload [02:58] salgado: but this merge really shouldn't go live without a week of people testing their apps [02:59] salgado: the only conflict you have with my branch is in security.cfg [02:59] If you can alter your branch not to conflict with mine then you might stand a chance of being cherrypicked if I merge first [02:59] azazel, the link is missing, the page is there, it will reappear soon. Sorry for the problems it's causing to you. [02:59] azazel: this is a temporary measure, there will be a link in a few days [02:59] but I'm really reaching the limit of how long I can hold off [02:59] I've wanted this merged since wednesday night [03:00] okay, don't worry about my merge. I see what I can do later [03:00] carlos, jordi thanks, np:) the important thing is that i don't have to do my translations ttw:) [03:00] right :) [03:01]