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lifelessjamesh: ping08:08
jameshlifeless: pong08:08
lifelesscan I give you a quick call ?08:08
jameshsure.  Or Skype if you want08:08
lifelessnah, phone is phine08:08
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ddaahELLO08:28
SteveAddaa: hello08:34
SteveAddaa: meeting in 1.5 hrs?08:34
ddaaI think so.08:34
ddaaI do not have much of an agenda for today.08:34
SteveAtoday i think we should go through what is left to do, and how jamesh can contribute08:35
ddaaissue is that there's some disagreement on what is "minimal", if I recall correctly08:36
ddaaBut I'll draft something based on my idea of minimal at least.08:37
SteveAgreat08:37
SteveAsometimes it is better to get a working system that does not do enough08:37
SteveAthan a system that will do enough later, but does not work yet08:37
ddaayes08:37
ddaasometimes08:37
ddaaand sometimes you should stop piling up08:37
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SteveAddaa: indeed09:19
sivangmorning all09:28
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stubKinnison: What is emailing the queue_builder notifications out? I need something a bit brighter than cron for our other scheduled jobs.10:17
KinnisonThe buildd sequencer10:18
Kinnisoncheck out daemons/buildd-sequencer.tac10:19
Kinnisonand follow from there10:19
Kinnisonstub: You and I need to coordinate for the rollout tomorrow10:19
Kinnisonstub: what time (UTC) do you tend to begin?10:19
Kinnisonstub: begin the rollout that is10:20
stubKinnison: Don't really care - am your time is probably best.10:20
KinnisonRight10:20
stubWhat time UTC are you suitably caffinated and enthused?10:20
Kinnisonumm, it's 09.20 now, so 09.30 tomorrow ?10:20
stubSure.10:21
KinnisonExcellent10:21
KinnisonBasically the issue is how to clear-down the ftpmaster box while updates occur I think10:21
KinnisonI'll talk with elmo today about the queue-builder which is the only dangerous part right now10:21
Kinnisonif the update isn't going to touch the db or librarian then we don't have to clear-down the ftpmaster box10:22
stubI might need a big red button to push sometime in the future if the systems don't gracefully handle the DB going away.10:22
Kinnisonaye10:22
KinnisonWe'll work on making them more resilient10:22
stub(or the librarian uploads failing)10:22
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Kinnisonbut for now we'll have to coordinate each update to ensure nothing horrible happens10:22
stubOk10:23
stubYou getting the missing import os.path exceptions btw? 10:23
Kinnisonwhatnow?10:25
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Kinnisonsince that has all this stuff on for the weekend10:26
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Kinnisonstub: oh yeah, that should stop now10:28
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Kinnisoncan you /msg me how to do that effectively?10:29
einheit_bjorn says his internet connection is down for the next hour or so10:31
stubeinheit_: ack10:32
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KinnisonHmm, internet, that reminds me10:36
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Kinnisonhi jeffy11:00
jbaileyBah, my machine's inability to cope with only having 256 megs of ram is going to make me violent soon.11:01
jbaileyg'm Mr. D111:01
jbailey!11:01
jbaileyLooking at: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/glibc/+buildlog, I'm wondering if there's any way to tell at a glace that the package either succeeded or failed to build?11:02
jbaileyThe old ~lamont stuff used to have the pass/fail state encoded in the filename, which was conveninent.11:02
jbaileyThe second question is if it's possible to convince the librarian that it should hand over .gz files encoded in the way that makes Browsers simply happy to unpack them and display them as text/plain.11:03
jbaileyThe web server that had the ports archives had this setup correctly, people.ubuntu.com never did.11:04
Kinnisonjbailey: the first one, not currently but it would not be hard to add11:04
Kinnisonjbailey: the second one, is a librarian issue and I don't know how to fix it, spiv might11:04
Kinnisonjbailey: so file the first as a bug on /products/soyuz11:04
Kinnisonjbailey: and the second as a bug on /products/launchpad11:05
jbaileyLovely, thanks.11:05
Kinnisonmake the second one a high priority11:05
Kinnisonand bug daf to triage it highly too11:05
jbaileyHmm.11:07
jbaileyI should file a wishlist bug that searches should be done as exact match searches first, followed by FTI searches.11:07
jbaileyHaving the match I want halfway down the list always confuses me.11:07
jbaileyDo the launchpad bug triagers also look through the support requests and such?11:08
Kinnisonyeah, FTI *should* put the exact matches near the top anyway11:08
Kinnisonjbailey: dunno what happens with support requests11:08
jbaileySome of these things seem lke they're not exactly bugs.11:08
Kinnisonyou should ask daf what he does with support requests11:09
jbaileyRight, but near the top generally means that I'm having to actually parse the list.  When I'm searching for soyuz, having it come second in the list of two just feels weird.11:09
Kinnisonsince daf appears to be our frontline triage nurse11:09
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stubjbailey, Kinnison: The Librarian simply spits out files with the mimetype that they were stored with. I imagine if firefox is not doing the right thing when you click on a librarian link, either the local handler for that mimetype is stuffed or we are storing the incorrect mime type.11:11
jbaileystub: gzip'd files are a bit of a special case.11:12
dafI haven't been paying much attention to support requests11:12
jbaileyTechnically, a gzip'd text file should be downloaded.  The trick is that web browsers can cope with it as just being compressed data and handle the underlying mime type.11:12
stubOk. We might need to improve the Librarian then to cope. I'm not sure about special handling for gzip stuff.11:12
dafI can start doing so if we're getting some11:12
jbaileystub: I'll look up what the hack is and get you the information.  Do you want it on the launchpad list?11:13
jbaileydaf: I think in many cases what i'm filing are really support requests clothed as bugs.11:13
stubjbailey: A bug report might be more appropriate, or the launchpad list.11:13
LarstiQiirc, lifeless has commented on wrongly dealing with gzipped content before (either on #bzr or on the corresponding list)11:13
dafjbailey: I don't think we have the ability to turn bugs into support requests yet11:14
jbaileyWe've never really settled down and said what a bug is, and what a support request is.  I tend to think of them as "bugs tell me something that specifically should be changed in code, a module, etc. because it's clearly wrong"11:14
Kinnisonstub: Hmm, we call filenameToContentType in the build master11:14
Kinnisonstub: if that were changed so that .txt.gz was given some appropriate mime type then things may work better11:14
stubI can't recall the details of how all that was put together :-)11:15
stubMight be simple or we might need to store the compression type seperately from the mime type11:15
stubI think matsubara might be involved with support requests and bug triage - might want to talk to kiko if you are sick of doing all the triage daf.11:17
dafstub: Steve and matsubara and I are all working on the bug stuff11:18
stubk11:18
dafhe will be taking on a QA sort of role11:18
jbaileydaf: Right.  I haven't explored the support stuff in really big detail.11:19
dafme neither11:20
dafI think there's nobody actively working on it11:20
KinnisonRight, I think I know what to do11:21
Kinnison(for the librarian)11:21
Kinnisongive me a sec to test it11:21
jbaileyUbugtu: lazy.11:23
KinnisonOkay, I've set the build master to use text/plain for the build logs11:24
Kinnisonlet's see if that allows the content-encoding to work11:25
Kinnisonit'll need to be a fresh build log11:25
jbaileydaf: Looking at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+ticket/220, I see a "link existing bug" to it.11:25
jbaileyLemme try it.11:25
Kinnisonhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/1557840/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-powerpc.pornview_0.2pre1-5build1.txt.gz11:26
Kinnisonbo! yakka! shar!11:26
jbaileydaf: Right, so the many-to-one relationship actually works in the support tracker, but it would put more work on you in that you'd have to create a malone report separately for each thing that actually turned out to be a bug.11:26
jbaileyKinnison: Lovely! =)11:27
Kinnisonjbailey: I'll fashion a query for stub to run on production to update all the old buildlogs11:27
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jbaileyKinnison: Thanks.  Do you still want me to file the bug report?11:27
Kinnisonjbailey: not for that one11:27
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jbaileydaf: (This is the type of things I'd imagine going into a support request.  I don't actually know what was needed or what the fix is)11:28
jbaileySo it feels like having that in malone wouldn't be optimal.11:28
Kinnisonstub: will you be okay to run this query once I've done it?11:28
stubdepends what it is. I havn't been following :)11:28
dafjbailey: hmm11:30
jbaileydaf: Or the next one that I'm just about to cook up (searching for dups right now)11:31
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jbaileydaf: I want exact matches to show up first when searching.11:31
dafjbailey: do we know who, if anyone, handles support requests for Ubuntu?11:31
jbaileydaf: I don't know the mechanics of what that means inside.  I suspect it means an exact match search before the FTI, but it seems wrong for me to lead the discussion with a completely uneducated thought on how it might happen.11:31
jbailey(re: Ubuntu) generally community folks looks at the support requests.11:32
dafok11:32
Kinnisonstub: thanks dude11:32
stubKinnison, jbailey: query run11:32
Kinnisonjbailey: old build logs mimetypes updated11:32
dafjbailey: that sounds more like a bug to me -- it requires coding11:32
jbaileyA couple folks on the distro team (Mostly Colin) will occasionally look through because the user experience is a major part of what they're doing.11:32
lifelesshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+builds?build_state=depwait11:32
lifelessis hard to read11:33
jbaileydaf: It certainly might turn into a bug.  But I don't know that I didn't fail to click a magic button somewhere that says "prefer exact over full text", or whatnot.11:33
dafjbailey: well, in this case, I can tell you "it's a bug" :)11:33
jbaileydaf: Yes, dear. =)11:33
dafjbailey: but in the general case, I see your point11:33
jbaileystub, Kinnison: Thanks!11:34
dafI think better support for converting tickets <-> bugs would be very welcome11:34
jbaileyRight.  I wonder if it's possible to write/spec that without the experience of having done a few dozen by hand, though. =/11:35
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dafjbailey: I'm sure I've seen a spec or bug about this somewhere11:36
jbaileydaf: I'm just digging through the bug reports against launchpad right now to see.11:37
Kinnisonstub: at some point I'd like for you to check out the dominator speedup fix james and I did11:37
Kinnisonstub: it involves making a temporary table which is then used in an sqlobject query11:37
Kinnisonstub: so I'd like you to cast your eye over it11:37
stubSure. Point me to the code.11:37
jbaileydaf: 2897511:37
KinnisonI'm just ensuring it's all committed and pushed11:38
jbaileyUbugtu: *lazy*11:38
sivangrehi11:38
sivanghey daf , 'sup?11:38
KinnisonUbugtu: bug 2897511:39
Ubugtumalone bug 28975 in launchpad "Product search doesn't do partial word" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2897511:39
Kinnisonjbailey: I think you have to say bug 28975 for it to spot it.11:39
Ubugtumalone bug 28975 in launchpad "Product search doesn't do partial word" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2897511:39
Kinnisonsee11:39
jbaileydaf: 1022 is probably related, as is 1501.11:39
jbaileyUbugtu: Okay. You're only lazy for not having announced the soyuz bug.  I appologise for calling you lazy the second time.11:39
Kinnisonjbailey: otherwise if I said "yeah, 2269 rows should be affected" we'd see bug 2269 appear.11:40
Ubugtumalone bug 2269 in launchpad "Bounty page doesn't include bounty value or creation date" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/226911:40
Kinnisonwhich would annoy11:40
jbaileyFair enough.11:40
lifelessgnight11:41
jbaileyg'n Robert.11:41
sivangnight lifeless 11:41
Kinnisonnight lifeless 11:42
lifelesslast think before I go11:43
lifelesshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/i386/bicyclerepair/0.9-411:43
lifeless40411:43
lifelesserm, OOps11:43
dafjbailey: I think all three bugs are distinct11:43
lifelessModule sqlobject.main, line 1051, in selectOne11:43
lifelessraise SQLObjectMoreThanOneResultError(11:43
Kinnisonlifeless: yeah, I've seen that11:43
Kinnisonlifeless: good eh?11:44
lifelessOOPS-37C32811:44
lifelesstchau!11:44
jbaileydaf: Sure.  I'm not sure which one of them might be my "please list my exact match first", though.11:44
jbaileyThe search in launchpad confuses me terribly.11:44
dafI think #1022 is closest11:44
dafmm, indeed11:44
dafone can resort to Google until we make it not suck11:45
jbaileythanks, I've subscribed to it now.11:45
jbaileyI haven't tried that yet.11:45
dafhaha!11:45
dafNameError: global name 'FailedLenWarning' is not defined11:45
jbaileydaf, stub, Kinnison: Thanks for the help!11:46
dafany time :)11:46
jbaileyOoo, nice.  So when a support request is linked to a bug, it emails out a clickable link for the bug.11:48
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jbaileySo I suspect what the support tracker really needs is a cuddly way to turn it into a malone request, and then it would probably be useful.11:49
dafI think Bjrn is the man to talk to11:49
dafBjornT: around?11:50
jbaileyYeah.  I babbled with him a bunch at UBZ about different support tracker things.11:50
jbaileyI wonder if that's a simple enough piece of functionality that it could get added without waiting for another spec/scheduling round.11:50
jameshwho do we have around for the reviewers meeting?12:00
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KinnisonMorning cprov12:00
jameshBjornT, spiv: ?12:02
spivI'm here.12:04
cprovKinnison: morning, dude ! how are you,  already recovered ?12:04
Kinnisoncprov: recovered? hah12:04
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Kinnisonand I still need about 40 to 60 hours more12:04
dafsleepy Kinni12:04
Kinnisondaf: and then some12:05
Kinnisondaf: I almost fell asleep in the celebratory meal on saturday evening12:05
jameshcprov: is salgado in yet?12:05
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cprovKinnison: really, I had plenty on the plan, business class again, felt lucky for a while ;)12:05
cprovjamesh: not yet, sorry12:05
Kinnisoncprov: hehe12:05
jameshcprov: okay.  Thanks.12:06
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cprovKinnison: be late, as a brazilian ... never check in earlier than 10 minutes before the permitted time, it will be a mess, but they will give you a comfy seat 12:07
spivjamesh: Is the reviewers meeting happening?12:08
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jameshspiv: I guess so.  I was waiting a little while to see if anyone else turned up, but we may as well start12:09
spivjamesh: Fair enough.12:10
jameshspiv: lifeless sent his regrets, so I'm running the meeting tonight.12:10
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jameshsalgado: just in time :)12:10
salgadobrb12:11
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jbaileyKinnison: In which order is https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/langpack-locales  sorted? =)12:11
jameshso, how is everyone's queues looking?12:11
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Kinnisonjbailey: the bollocks first12:11
spivMine's looking good.12:11
jameshI've got an old branch from BjornT that I haven't gotten round to finishing off :(12:11
matsubaragood morning!12:11
salgadomine has only cprov's uploader-tests branch which needs reply12:11
jameshlifeless said that he'd do BjornT's branch tomorrow12:12
jbaileyKinnison: Oh, I see it.  Left hand date because it's an action.12:12
jameshwe've got three branches on the general queue.12:13
spivAnd those three are all fairly small.  I'm happy to take some of that.12:14
jameshI'll tackle some after I've done Bjorn's12:14
jameshshould we just leave them on the general queue for now?12:14
spivSuits me -- if I don't get any assigned to me by tomorrow morning, I'll just pluck one or two off the general queue.12:15
jameshokay.  Same time next week?12:15
spivYeah.  Hopefully I'll remember next time, this is the second time in a row I've only been here by accident :)12:16
salgadosame with me12:16
jameshokay.  meeting ended.12:17
salgadobut last time I wasn't here by accident12:17
spivCool.  It's a good sign that these meetings are so often painless, we seem to be keeping on top of things nicely.12:17
spivjamesh: Thanks.12:17
sivangdaf: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/rhythmbox , I'm a bit confused by the text. what does the first paragraph really means?12:20
jameshI realised that my sqlobject __nonzero__ implementation had a bug that causes it to no faster than the old __len__() impl12:23
jamesh"select count(*) from ... limit 1" is as expensive as "select count(*) from ..."12:23
jameshon the other hand, "select id from ... limit 1" does improve things12:24
siretarthi12:25
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siretartI've sent an question to an rejected upload to archive@ubuntu.com12:25
siretartis that email actually read? or shall I better send my question to some other place?12:25
siretartit is basically about uploading to breezy-updates. it seems that I'm no longer allowed to upload there. is this intentional?12:26
jbaileyI haven't tried an upload to -updates yet.12:27
siretarttry one :)12:27
jbaileyI have something queued up for hoary-updates that I've been meaning to do, but I need one last round of testing on it.12:27
cprovsiretart: yep, it's in my pocket ;)12:27
siretartcprov: okay12:27
cprovsiretart: give me just some minutes, I'll investigate it for you, thx for the feedback12:28
siretartspiv: say, about extending the rdf of groups to include gpg fingerprints, whats the status for that?12:28
siretartcprov: thanks12:28
dafsivang: perhaps cprov of Kinnison cnan explain12:29
dafcprov: are you taking over my soyuz-ui branch?12:29
cprovdaf: probably yes, will update the review info ASAP, why isn't it reviewed yet ? any horrible issue or just delayed for lack of requested ?  the contents are trivial AFAICS12:31
dafI don't know why12:31
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SteveAhi12:32
dafhi Steve12:32
cprovdaf: right, I'll take it 12:34
spivsiretart: It's been stalled for a while; there's some mess in that code to deal with, but I should be able to get what you need merged without fixing it properly.  I'll do that tomorrow (thanks for the reminder, and your patience!)12:39
siretartthanks12:39
SteveAddaa: ping12:42
SteveAstub: did you get an answer about retry exceptions?12:43
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StevenKAre there any plans making the buildds logs a little easier to search? For example, by package and version?12:53
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Anubishi12:55
Anubissomebody Live?12:59
BjornThi daf, i'm around now. was having lunch before.12:59
carlosAnubis: some of us, just ask whatever you need12:59
carlos;-)12:59
Anubisi send request to 5 cd12:59
Anubisubuntu01:00
Anubisits differents 5 cd?01:00
carlosif you didn't selected different architectures, no, they are the same CD01:00
Anubisits cd pack or just copy cd?01:01
Anubis5 copy or pack?01:01
carlosthey are packing on their own separate package01:02
carlosso you can redistribute it01:02
dafBjornT: jbailey and I were discussing the relationship between Malone and the support tracker01:02
salgadoAnubis, you'll get 5 packs, where each pack contains a Live and Installation CD01:03
dafBjornT: do we have plans to make it easier to turns bugs into tickets and tickets into bugs?01:03
Anubisi need just 1 pack in 5 cd;s01:03
Anubisi from russia01:03
dafsalgado: I saw a FailedLenWarning today :)01:03
dafor rather, a NameError01:03
Anubisin request form need only city no region?01:04
Anubisi write region & adress in adress button01:04
salgadodaf, yeah, I saw that earlier. but that code is going to be removed from sqlobject (in case it isn't already), so SteveA said we don't need to bother fixing it01:05
SteveAjamesh: hello.  how's the __len__ removal landing goign?01:05
dafsalgado: yeah -- it's just funny that I only saw it just as it was about to be removed01:05
Anubisso good luck01:05
carlosAnubis: We don't have all packages in those CDs, only the needed ones to get your basic desktop system working01:06
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carlosAnubis: about the region thing... No idea, give as much information as you can01:06
Anubisapache+mysql required?01:06
carlosAnubis: I don't think so01:07
BjornTdaf: not really. there's a bug open saying that it should be possible to turn bugs into support requests, and it should be quite simple to do. atm my focus is on malone, but i will try to find some time for the support tracker soon.01:07
Anubisok01:07
carlosAnubis: but you can get them later 01:07
carlosafter the installation ends, you can download them from Internet01:07
dafBjornT: cool -- do you know the bug number?01:07
BjornTdaf: bug 397001:08
Ubugtumalone bug 3970 in malone "Turn bugs into support requests" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/397001:08
Anubisthx for some support01:08
dafBjornT: thanks01:08
carlosAnubis: you are welcome01:09
Anubis:)01:09
jordicarlos: any progress on the "OMG I can't cleanup the import queue cruft!" bug?01:09
Anubiswhat kernel ubuntu basic?01:10
carlosjordi: nothing yet, but I can only say... I have the same problem now... :-(01:10
jordindo01:10
carlosAnubis: 2.4.1201:10
carlossorry01:10
Anubisokey01:10
carlos2.6.1201:10
jordiwell, and SteveA was getting an error01:10
Anubisok01:10
salgadostub, around?01:11
SteveAcarlos: do you want some help with looking into this later?01:11
SteveAbbiab01:11
carlosSteveA: let me take a look first as I guess it's a really trivial bug and if ....01:12
carloshe left...01:12
jordicarlos: maybe psql 8 related?01:12
jordiit was working in the past01:12
carlosjordi: don't think so01:12
carlosat least I cannot think on any problem that the upgrade could cause...01:13
jordiok01:14
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ddaaSteveA: pong01:27
ddaawas on lunch break, had a much needed walk in a nearby park01:28
SteveAddaa: great.  what's the temperature over there in the park?01:28
ddaathe pond has a couple of cm of ice on it01:29
ddaabut overall it's slightly above fridge temperature01:29
SteveAnice.  sounds refreshing.01:29
ddaathat's a way of putting it01:30
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Kamping_Kaiserwhere should i send comments regarding the instructions for signing the ubuntu code of conduct? the ones in launchpad are almost non existant01:34
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SteveAKamping_Kaiser: the launchpad-users list is a good place for discussion01:37
SteveAotherwise, maybe there's a bug open on this?01:37
Kamping_KaiserI'll check for  abug. I'm willing to write the instructions if wanted01:37
salgadoSteveA, do you have a second to discuss bug 3033?01:49
SteveAsalgado: i will have, but not right now01:49
salgadothat's okay01:50
SteveAUbugtu: where are you?01:53
Kamping_Kaiseri didnt notice a but open, so i wrote the help myself. shall i open a bug and attach the help i made? or just put it somewhere?01:54
salgadoSteveA, that was a private bug, and he said so, but only to me01:54
SteveAsalgado: ah -- cool new Ubugtu features.  Seveas has been working!01:55
SteveAsalgado: would you discuss the CoC signing workflow with Kamping_Kaiser a bit please?01:55
Seveasbug 303301:56
SteveAbug 303301:56
Seveashmm, I don't even remember having changed that...01:56
salgadoSteveA, sure01:56
Seveasah wait, I made him less verbose all over the place, this is a simple 'don't spit errors in channel' thing...01:57
salgadoKamping_Kaiser, do you think the help you wrote could fit in that same page where you sign the CoC or should it be placed in a FAQ or somethign similar?01:57
Kamping_Kaisersalgado: it's about 8 lines ( i just hammered it out then)01:58
SeveasKamping_Kaiser, please have a look at the GnuPrivacyGuardHowto on the Ubuntu wiki too01:58
Kamping_Kaiserit could be expanded and made bigger01:58
Kamping_Kaiserlooking'01:59
salgadoI think it's better if it's succinct enough so we can fit it in that page02:00
Kamping_Kaiserfwiw http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/541507 is what i just did then, if linking to the GPGHT is better then that would be fine, it's just a bit confusing atm.02:01
stubsalgado: yo02:04
salgadoKamping_Kaiser, I think that would fit better on https://launchpad.net/faq. what do you think?02:04
cprovsiretart: could you move to ##soyuz1.0 for a brief talk ?02:05
Kamping_Kaisersalgado: yes, i think i would agree with that.02:05
salgadohi stub. I wanted to check with you if it's better to create a new cronscript to fix https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/3033 or if we can simply hook the fix into another cronscript02:05
cprovsiretart: you have email02:06
stubSteveA: I found the relevant code. Just a matter of coding now on psycopgda to do what we need - I'll sort it upstream at the same time.02:06
SteveAthis for retryinig  postgres conflicts?02:06
SteveAi expect the code is in the ZopePublication02:07
stubSteveA: deadlocks and seralization exceptions - yes02:07
stubsalgado: It will need to be a seperate cronscript. Oscar the grouch does not exist yet.02:07
salgadoKamping_Kaiser, I'll add it to the faq, then. and will also add a link from the +sign page to the faq02:07
SteveAstub: we must stop calling it that02:07
salgadoright, I'll create one, then02:08
stubSteveA: It is one of the more memorable silly names we have.02:08
SteveAstub: we need a name that isn't already taken by the mems-exchange zodb schema-checker02:08
stub(for those of us raised by Seasame Street, anyway)02:08
SteveAcall it "cookie monster" instead then02:08
Kamping_Kaisersalgado: thanks :)02:08
SteveAmems-exchange got there first!02:08
stubCall it Bruce02:08
SteveABruce the Wanker ?02:09
stubBruce is a suitable name for a garbo02:09
SteveAactually, it was Leo Wanker, wasn't it ?02:09
salgadoKaiser_Sleeps, you're welcome. :)02:09
Kaiser_Sleepsthanks :) good night. 02:09
stubSteveA: Who cares about mems-exchange anyway? This is a maintenance script that is pointless outside of Launchpad, not a seperately releasable product. (Not that i give a toss what it is called...)02:10
stubHmm.... Greta... that is in theme02:11
SteveAmy worry is that we'll have an OscarTheGrouch wiki page02:11
stubWe do have one IIRC02:11
SteveAand python folks will think poorly of us for stealing another project's name for a similar kind of task02:11
stubIt was a spec02:11
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SteveAi called it "oscar the grouch" when i was comparing the script we'd need to what greg ward wrote02:12
SteveAbut the name stuck02:12
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SteveAi vant to be a lawn02:13
stubhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/OscarTheGrouch02:14
SteveAGretaTheGarbo ?02:14
Kinnisonstub: how about database-cruft-checker.py ?02:15
stubcrufty the clown?02:15
Kinnisonwe don't need a stupid name y'know02:16
stubYou mean it isn't policy? :-)02:16
dafyou could be forgiven for thinking it is02:17
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cyberixWould there be sense to have an anonymous mode that doesn't require login02:51
cyberixLike Wikipedia has02:51
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dafyou can use Launchpad anonymously02:54
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dafbut you need to be logged in to change most things02:54
dafwhat things do you suggest we allow anonymous users to change?02:54
cyberixdaf: Almost anything, but this should then be reviewed and confirmed by registered users02:55
fabbionecyberix: wouldn't that add a lot of overhead for registered users?02:56
cyberixfabbione: Usually there are more of nonevildoers than evildoers :-)02:56
fabbionetime and resources that could be spend doing something more useful than reviewing changes from anon users that are too lazy to register once02:56
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fabbionethe balance can't be measured. 02:57
cyberixfabbione: It is not that they are too lazy, but that they don't want to register an account e.g. to translate one string.02:57
cyberixfabbione: Because the overhead is then to register02:57
daftranslations are a bit of a special case02:57
cyberixfabbione: And it is not the time that it takes to register02:57
cyberixIt is simply that people are drowning in accounts these days02:58
cyberixMany want to minimize registering new ones.02:58
dafsince we're planing on adding review functionality to Rosetta, it may one day become possible to contribute suggestions anonymously02:58
dafhowever, we can't do it in the general case easily02:58
dafOpenID may help with account management02:59
cyberixWikipedia uses IP-addresses for nonregistered users02:59
dafyes, but we're not Wikipedia03:00
cyberixNo03:00
dafWikipedia consists of a set of pages03:00
dafLaunchpad is composed of many different kinds of resources03:00
dafand supporting anonymous edits would require modifications to all of them03:00
dafI think, on the whole, we'd have to spend time thinking about the implications of such changes03:02
cyberixPlease do, that was what I was hoping03:02
cyberixNo more, no less03:02
dafif you have time, perhaps you would like to write about your idea on the wiki03:03
dafso that it doesn't get forgotten03:03
SteveAi think that we will allow people to suggest translations without having logged in03:04
SteveAthat makes a lot of sense, and there's already structures in rosetta for reviewing contributions from outside of a core translation team03:04
cyberixIs there not already a system to send bugs in without registering anywhere?03:05
dafnot yet, I think03:05
cyberixSuch software tool used in Debian?03:05
dafI think there was some discussion about it recently03:05
cyberixreport-bug03:05
cyberixor something like that03:05
dafreportbug, yes03:06
dafI think right now it doesn't support Malone03:06
cyberixOk03:06
dafbecause of the GPG requirement03:06
dafI think we're planning to remove that requirement soon03:06
cyberixWell I'm already using my freetime with participating to a million projects, but I'll try to write something about this to the Wiki.03:06
dafthanks!03:07
SteveAit is quite common for a bugreport to need further details from the original reporter before the report is a good description of what is wrong03:07
dafif you like, you could just paste this conversation into a wiki page03:07
SteveAi would be concerned about anonymous bug reporting03:07
SteveAthat it is more difficult to have a back-and-forwards discussion of the nature of the problem with the reporter03:07
dafI suspect that the gain in number of bug reports outweighs the increase in useless bug reports03:08
SteveAhmm03:08
SteveAwith the same number of people dealing with the bug reports...03:08
SteveAthat doesn't sound like a scalable proposition to me03:09
SteveAthere are certain kinds of bug reports this can work with03:09
dafoh, I've confused myself03:09
SteveAlike a system crash report03:09
SteveAwhere you have automatically collected all of the relevant information03:09
dafwe're not planning to make bug reports anonymous03:09
dafonly removing the requirement of having a GPG signature03:10
daffor filing bugs03:10
dafI'm not sure if one will still be required to have an account03:10
SteveAright.  you'll still need to have an email address that launchpad knows about03:10
dafI'm using Debian as my comparison point03:10
dafDebbugs has no registration system03:11
dafbugs are submitted by email03:11
dafit's possible that someone will submit from a dud address03:11
dafbut in practice it doesn't happen often03:11
SteveAin the future, we may be able to have an entirely email-based account registration process03:12
SteveAin addition to the web-and-email system we have now03:12
dafso we can do the equivalent of redirecting to /+login? :)03:12
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SteveAright03:12
SteveAi mail in from an unknown address03:12
SteveAand i get a reply that remembers what i was trying to do, and gets me to make an account03:13
SteveAor something like that03:13
SteveAanyway, future feature03:13
SteveAhello mister elmo03:13
dafat any rate, I think supporting bug-buddy and/or reportbug in Malone would be very good03:13
dafor an Ubuntu-specific tool03:14
dafit would make it much easier for users to report bugs03:14
SteveAthere is another issue here03:15
SteveAhow many bugs are really support issues?03:15
dafI can imagine that my father wouldn't want to register with Launchpad to tell us that his web browser crashed03:15
dafthat's a good point03:15
SteveAcrash reports are separate03:15
SteveAbecause your father probably won't be runningn gdb or anything to help debug it03:15
dafI can imagine that my father wouldn't want to register with Launchpad to tell us that his web browser is showing everything in blue03:15
SteveAthat'll be a support request03:15
SteveAthere are so many systems involved that if my mother reported such a bug to me03:16
SteveA(over the phone, on a sunday afternoon...)03:16
dafyou're suggesting that everything should be a support request by default, and that support requests should be turned into bugs as appropriate?03:16
SteveAthen i wouldn't know whether it was a faulty monitor03:16
daf(by support volunteers/personnel)03:16
SteveApoorly set-up monitor03:16
SteveAmy mother is wearing blue sunglasses03:17
elmoSteveA: hia03:17
SteveAmy brother reconfigured the default stylesheet settings03:17
SteveAor whatever03:17
SteveAso, it isn't clearly a bug with ubuntu or with a particular application or sourcepackage03:17
dafUse case: Steve's mother is wearing blue sunglasses.03:17
dafright03:17
SteveAyou know that "my monitor keeps flickering" complaint, accompanied by crunching of potato crisps03:18
SteveAso, if we make it very easy for end users of ubuntu to file bugs, they should be support requests initially03:18
dafagreed03:18
SteveAand, those who know how to diagnose a problem can get a more advanced direct bug-filing page03:19
dafshould we require them to register to file support requests?03:19
SteveAwe need to be able to have a dialogue03:19
SteveAso, in some sense, yes03:19
dafmore specifically: should we require them to register, or just ask them for their email address?03:19
SteveAthe challenge is making that process as straightforward as possible03:19
SteveAif you ask someone for their email address, they may type it in wrongly03:20
SteveAso, you'd want an automated reply03:20
SteveAthat they in turn reply to03:20
SteveAoh, wait... that's our email address confirming system in launchpad03:20
SteveAso, we can improve the usability of that system03:20
SteveAbut i think we still need it03:20
dafok03:21
dafat any rate, a GNOME tool for filing support requests in Launchpad would be marvellous03:21
SteveAyep03:21
SteveAdaf, matsubara: ping03:22
matsubaraSteveA: pong03:23
dafpong03:23
SteveAso, what about bug triage03:23
SteveAdid you two have a discussion about what we need to do with launchpad bugs?03:24
dafyes03:24
dafwe looked at the bug triage page I put on the wiki03:24
dafmatsubara added a question to it03:25
SteveAwhat's the URL?03:25
matsubaraSteveA: I've been triaging, following the guidelines described on the wiki03:25
SteveAmatsubara: how's it been going?03:25
dafhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/LaunchpadBugTriage03:25
SteveAdaf: "we don't agree that this bug describes a problem worth considering".  maybe rephrase that to something like "we don't think this is an issue for launchpad."03:27
SteveAi don't have a very good suggestion on how to phrase this03:27
matsubaraSteveA: lots of bugs are users requests, is there any problem to change it to wishlist severity without changing the confirmed/unconfirmed status?03:27
SteveAthat's an interesting question03:28
dafhmm, wishlist bugs are a bit of a special case, I think03:28
SteveAi think it is okay to have a mixture of "morally confirmed" and "morally unconfirmed" wishlist bugs03:29
SteveAbecause a wishlist bug is something we'll convert into a specification if we want to continue with it03:29
SteveAor at least, notionally convert into a spec.03:29
dafthe difference being that a confirmed wishlist bug is one we've said we're planning to implement?03:30
SteveAno03:30
SteveAmilestones are for saying about whether we're planning to implement something03:30
SteveAand i think it's okay to leave a bug with no milestone, and as a wishlist item03:30
SteveAin that sense, wishlist is almost like a milestone03:30
daftrue03:31
SteveAbecause when we choose to do a wishlist bug in say 1.2, then03:31
SteveAwe'll change it from wishlist to something else, in the context of 1.203:31
bradbjamesh: Is there a UI for bugwatch searching, other than URL hacking?03:32
SteveAmatsubara: does that answer your question fully?03:33
matsubaraSteveA: and what about pasting the traceback on the bug description?03:34
matsubaraSteveA: yep03:34
SteveAbetter to give an OOPS code03:34
SteveAand we'll add special logic to bug display to make OOPS codes into links, when you're a launchpad developer03:34
dafoooh03:35
SteveAthis needs an addition to DPoT03:35
matsubarathat would rock!03:35
SteveAand a config file entry to give the root of OOPSes03:35
daffile a bug03:35
daf(shall I?)03:36
SteveAplease do03:36
matsubaraSteveA: what is DPoT?03:37
SteveAmatsubara: DisplayingParagraphsOfText03:37
SteveAthe spec that describes how we display and auto-linkify text in bug reports03:38
SteveAand in certain other place03:38
SteveAs03:38
ddaathought it was Delicious Pot Tea03:38
SteveAmmmm, tea03:39
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dafDavid Pontificating on TLAs03:40
SteveAdaf, matsubara: any other bug triage issues we should talk about?03:40
dafbug 3064503:40
Ubugtumalone bug 30645 in launchpad "OOPS codes should be turned into links for Launchpad developers" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3064503:40
dafnot that I can think of03:41
matsubaraSteveA: same with me.03:41
dafSteveA: ok if I assign this to myself?03:41
SteveAdaf: sure, if you like.  i was thinking of doing it, but i'm very happy for you to do it.03:43
dafdone03:43
SteveAokay.  matsubara, have there been any interesting wishlist items that you have seen?03:44
SteveAi think it would be interesting to collect these up, and present them in the weekly launchpad meeting03:44
SteveAmaybe the top 5 bugs and top 3 wishlist items for the week03:44
SteveAwhat do you think?03:45
matsubaraSteveA: let me find it, just a moment.03:45
dafI was thinking of sending a weekly email to the list with stuff like this03:45
dafwe could do it in the meeting03:45
SteveAdaf: that's a good idea03:45
SteveAemail is good03:45
dafok03:45
dafwe can aslo list bugs marked In Progress03:45
matsubarabug 261203:45
Ubugtumalone bug 2612 in launchpad "A new page mapping all people from their IRC nicks to real names an vice versa" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/261203:45
SteveAsend it wednesday night or first thing thursday03:45
SteveAso that it can be discussed in the meeting03:46
dafok03:46
SteveAand write it down as a standard agenda item "discuss weekly bug summary that was sent by daf this morning" ;-)03:46
daf:)03:46
matsubaraI changed it to wishlist. that was the bug the caught my attention to this wishlist issue.03:46
SteveAlisting bugs marked in progress is good, because we can check that people really are doing work on them03:46
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SteveAmatsubara: that would be an interesting URL redirect thing.  http://launchpad.net/people/+ircnick/Freenode/SteveA03:47
SteveAredirects to https://launchpad.net/people/stevea03:47
KinnisonSteveA: and if more than one person claims the same nick on the same network?03:48
SteveAKinnison: i think the datamodel forbids that03:48
KinnisonSteveA: Oh. Otherwise there's always "300 Multiple Choices"03:48
dokocprov: is there some spec belonging to #3839, what will change?03:48
KinnisonI.E. HTTP response code 30003:48
SteveAKinnison: has anyone every used that status?  except on a t-shirt?03:49
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cprovdoko: not yet, I'll discuss it with mpt tonight03:49
KinnisonSteveA: yes03:50
cprovdoko: I'm just replying you bug comment, don't be worry we will fix that page and add useful info for you all, right ;)03:50
dokocprov: thanks :)03:50
dafspeaking of T-shirts, one for mpt: http://flickr.com/photos/jayallen/17325716/03:51
Kinnisonheh03:52
SteveAdaf: for "we don't agree that this bug describes a problem worth considering" how about "we will not take further action on this bug" ?03:55
dafok03:56
SteveAit sounds more "objective" to me03:57
SteveAi think because of the stronger sense of active voice03:57
dafdone03:59
dafhttps://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bugs-advanced?field.searchtext=&field.status%3Alist=Unconfirmed&field.status%3Alist=Needs+Info&field.status%3Alist=Confirmed&field.status%3Alist=In+Progress&field.severity%3Alist=Wishlist04:02
dafwishlist bugs in LP ^^^04:02
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matsubarastevea, daf: is there anything else? i'm thinking of get some lunch.04:03
SteveAi think we're in good shape for getting the bugs triaged04:05
SteveAthanks for bringing those points up04:05
matsubaraSteveA: great.04:06
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LarstiQddaa: presuming you're responsible for 'Nearby' on +branches, will it show branches that merge too?04:14
ddaamh04:15
ddaathat would be nice, but there are some implications04:16
ddaanamely you need to define the branch base so the merges from the parent branches do not introduce noise04:16
dafspiv, jamesh: did either of you see my mail about select results?04:16
ddaaLarstiQ: likely, that would be something with a heuristic default based on commiter's name and maybe some way to control it more finely if it's not good enough04:17
ddaaLarstiQ: I suggest you file wishlist bug about that. That's the sort of stuff we definitely want to support, but I do not see it happening in the next couple of months.04:18
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ddaaFirst we'd need to actually get all the related uses cases and design something that does not suck.04:18
LarstiQit was just something that popped up when I saw this (to me) new Nearby section04:18
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dafsalgado-lunch: ping04:19
sebest_hello, should we manually close bugs that are "dups" ?04:19
ddaaLarstiQ: mpt invented the "Nearby" section, and apparently wants to make it a recurrent feature of Launchpad. I think that's great.04:19
dafBjornT, bradb: can you answer sebest_'s question?04:20
ddaaat the moment all my energy is directed at the bzr transition.04:20
LarstiQddaa: it could be very nice, kinda like how wikipedia makes me squander hours following links04:20
bradbsebest_: No, don't worry about changing the status of dups. In the future, we'll make them automatically display as status "Duplicate".04:20
ddaaLarstiQ: I guess you were the kind of kid that used to read dictionnaries :)04:20
LarstiQddaa: hah, how did you know? ;)04:21
dafbradb: thanks -- is this possibly a FAQ candidate?04:21
sebest_Bradb: ok, because first i was looking for "duplicate" in the status drop down menu04:21
ddaaLarstiQ: that's an insight ;)04:21
LarstiQddaa: is there another bzr transition, or is it still going on?04:21
bradbdaf: Probably not. I haven't heard it asked that often.04:21
ddaaLarstiQ: still going on, got stalled, trying to get it back on track04:21
dafbradb: ok04:22
sebest_bradb: i asked seb128, and he wasn't sure either about what to do04:22
LarstiQddaa: anything we can do to make it easier on you?04:22
ddaaLarstiQ: remove need to sleep, extend duration of days to 48 hours, and provide telepathic links with lifeless, SteveA, jblack and jamesh.04:22
dafKinnison: belatedly: scrubs are awesome -- they're the same inside-out04:23
LarstiQthe only one of those I can safely attempt is the telepathic link04:23
ddaaI think a second eye-brain-hand complex would come in handy too.04:23
LarstiQddaa: however, timecube.com might help with the 48 hours04:23
bradbsebest_: See also: bug 379604:24
Ubugtumalone bug 3796 in malone "Duplicated bugs still show up as New in a list of bugs (also affects the Latest bugs portlet)" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/379604:24
bradbGoogle++04:24
ddaaLarstiQ: I need to go write some roadmap. Nice chatting with you.04:24
LarstiQddaa: have fun04:24
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sebest_bradb, and will lanuchpad handle software version?04:25
bradbsebest_: Not likely in the next few months, but in the next six months, perhaps (hopefully?)04:26
bradbThough it is oft requested.04:26
sebest_bradb it would allow  closing bugs semi automatically04:26
sebest_eg if i maintain a package upstream, and say the bug fix is available in version 1.2 (while ubuntu is shipping 1.1), the bug would be automatically closed when ubuntu ship 1.204:27
bradbsebest_: Interesting idea. Does closing via the Changelog apply in that case?04:29
Kinnisondaf: aye04:30
sebest_bradb: yes, i think it would help us clearing bugs that are no more revelant.04:31
sebest_linking package changelog and launchpad may be an interesting idea, to ease bug triaging04:31
sivangsebest_: isn't that how debian bts works?04:32
sebest_sivang: i don't know04:33
sebest_the idea is also to automatically know if the bug is revelant for a particular ubuntu release04:34
sebest_for this we only need to know the package version number that closed the bug04:35
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sebest_for example: bug 2982604:36
Ubugtumalone bug 29826 in avahi "package avahi-daemon should depend on dbus-1-utils" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2982604:36
sebest_this bug is marked fixed, but the fix is only available in dapper04:36
sebest_and the user that may have the bug, may be using breezy (so for him, no solution is available, maybe)04:37
dafyes, I've heard people complain that it's difficult to know which version of a package a bug was fixed in04:37
sebest_daf: yes04:38
dafI think they've been spoiled by debbugs' shiny version tracking stuff04:38
bradbsebest_: I suggested not long ago having metadata on the "Fixed" status, so that you could say "Fixed" -> in version $foo (instead of the "Fix Committed"/"Fix Released" thing.) Does that sound like the right idea?04:39
sebest_bradb: imo, yes04:40
sebest_bradb: it seems that the "milestone" thing could be used for this purpose04:40
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bradbmilestones are distinct from versions.04:40
sebest_eg if the bug is not critical: breezy -> won't fix , dapper -> fixed04:41
dafLaunchpad knows everything it needs to know to do this properly04:41
bradbMilestones are a bullseye, versions are a specific release of a bundle of code.04:41
sebest_bradb: you are right04:41
dafwhich version the bug is fixed in04:41
dafwhich versions of the package are in which releases04:41
dafit can work out which releases it's fixed/unfixed in04:41
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sebest_daf: yes, and upon package availability in the repository, the bug could be closed04:42
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dafof course, most bugs filed for breezy after the breezy release will never be fixed in breezy04:42
dafsuch bugs should be marked Rejected04:43
sebest_or a reminder mail could be send to the person related to this specific bug04:43
LarstiQdaf: not moved to dapper?04:43
sebest_daf: except critical bugs that will be fixed04:43
dafLarstiQ: good point04:43
sebest_LarstiQ, in fact that the main issue, we have to review each bug to see if they are still revelant in dapper04:44
dafLarstiQ: but if a bug has a task for both breezy and dapper, the breezy one is not going to get fixed04:44
sebest_if we could say the bug  is fixed in upstrem version x.y.z 04:44
LarstiQdaf: agreed04:44
KinnisonI wonder when Dino Solon is gonna stop reporting the same bug over and over04:44
sebest_we would know as you as version x.y.z hits the dapper repository that we can close this bug04:44
LarstiQKinnison: 'the number of bugs is increasing'?04:45
KinnisonLarstiQ: not entirely sure yet04:45
Kinnisondaf: Do we auto-file bugs for OOPSen?04:45
dafKinnison: no04:45
LarstiQsebest_: it sounds good, but it moves the burden to getting information from upstream about fixes?04:46
Kinnisondaf: Yeesh04:46
dafor we'd have 3,500 new bugs every day04:46
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dafyeah04:46
SteveAKinnison: we get a weekly report, and then the analysis of that leads to bugs being filed.04:46
Kinnisonwe need the equiv of gFuckheads for malone04:46
dafKinnison: I think he thinks he's being helpful04:46
sebest_LarstiQ, we can check in upstream changelog , or in upstream bugtracker if the bug is closed or not04:46
LarstiQsebest_: that doesn't sound easy to me at all, but I'll quit worrying about it :)04:47
bradbsebest_: Et voila: https://launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/3065804:48
SteveAdaf: i wonder about having a text area on an oops page where the user is invited to describe what they were doing when the oops occurred.  this would be appended to the oops report somehow.04:48
Ubugtumalone bug 30658 in malone "sebest_ suggested tracking package versions in which a bug was fixed" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:48
sebest_bradb: thanx :)04:48
dafSteveA: or post to the +filebug page?04:48
bradbsebest_: no prob04:48
SteveAdaf: well... we don't want lots of duplicates04:48
dafSteveA: well, it seems at least one person seems to think he should file a bug for every OOPS he gets04:49
SteveApeople ought to look for existing bugs before filing a new one, or else it creates more bugs to be triaged04:49
SteveAdaf: can you point me to one of the bugs this person has filed?04:49
SteveAdaf: i'll see if i can get in contact, and help him or her to make more productive use of their tiem04:50
dafhttps://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/3065604:50
Ubugtumalone bug 30656 in launchpad "ERROR IN: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/vlc/+pots/vlc/tl/+translate" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:50
elmoddaa: marambio is running low on disk04:51
ddaaoh shit...04:51
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ddaaelmo: tell me you can magically expand its hard drive, please04:52
ddaait's only on revision 9242/15993 of gimp's baz2bzr...04:52
ograhow long should it take for an upload to show up on the launchpad page of the source package ? 04:53
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ddaaelmo: thanks for telling me, I'll try to make some room04:53
elmoddaa: if it's life threateningly urgent, I can try adding a second drive, but I'm not sure how hot-plug capable this card is with Linux04:54
ddaaI'll cry out if it turns out to be unsolvable.04:55
ddaaBut this conversion has been running (again) for one week04:55
ddaamore than that, actually. And it's the second time, since the previous run was interrupted by a reboot after > one week runtime.04:55
ddaaduh...04:56
ddaa.bzr.log grew to 14GB...04:57
ddaahow insane is that?04:57
ddaaand .bzr.log.old is a mere 9.7 GB04:57
LarstiQit does log quite a bit04:58
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salgadodaf, pong05:23
dafsalgado: I sent a mail about SQLObject to jamesh and spiv last week, but neither of them replied -- I'll forward it to you05:24
SteveAdaf: send it to the list05:25
SteveAas kiko keeps saying05:25
dafok05:25
SteveAavoid just sending to a subset of people, unless you have a REALLY good reason to05:25
SteveAso, i just cc-ed you when i mailed to the guy who was filing lots of bugs, because i didn't want to make him or her feel uncomfortable05:26
SteveAbut in general, use the lists05:26
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SteveAas a fascist manager type, i particularly like you to use the lists so i can see what's going on05:26
iwjKinnison said I should ask this here:05:27
iwjWhat Malone status should I give a bug when I want to get it off our todo list because I think the issue should be handled upstream ?  Bugzilla had NOTFORUS or whatever it was called.05:27
SteveAwell05:27
SteveAa bug in malone has multiple statuses05:27
SteveAand is present in multiple contexts05:27
LarstiQclose it downstream, leave open upstream?05:27
bradbiwj: There isn't one: bug 657205:27
Ubugtumalone bug 6572 in malone "In distribution bug searches, it should be possible to filter out bugs with upstream tasks" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/657205:27
SteveAso, you can file the bug on the upstream distro or product05:28
SteveAmaybe add a bugwatch, if it is an upstream bug we can watch05:28
iwjBut I don't want to file an upstream bug.  I want the original submitter to do the work of interacting with upstream.05:28
iwjFor example, I don't want to myself search the upstream bug system to see if the bug is already reported (which in this particular case seems quite likely).05:29
SteveAsounds like "rejected" to me, then05:29
bradbiwj: Maybe this could be a use case for keywords?05:29
SteveAand, "rejected" is being renamed in malone i think05:29
SteveAto "not for us" or something like that05:29
bradb"Rejected" is always a slap in the face, so renaming it would be nice.05:30
iwjSometimes `rejected' means `this isn't a bug' and sometimes it means `this isn't something I'm going to work on'.05:30
SteveAbecause the bug could be fixed in some other context05:30
SteveA"this isn't a bug" can also depend on context and scope05:30
ograbut please not to "not for us" these are different statuses05:30
dafsalgado: ok, posted it to the list -- perhaps you can take a look for me05:31
iwjAnd the fairly mild slap in the face seems appropriate sometimes, depending on what the original report was.  Criticism can be part of education.  Obviously you don't just set the bug to rejected; you explain what the problem is, too.05:31
salgadodaf, sure, I'll take a look in a few minutes05:31
SteveAiwj: i'd like you to raise the issue of the kind of "it is upstream's problem" workflow you need on the launchpad-users list05:31
iwjOK.05:31
dafSteveA: we were going to look at bugs05:31
SteveAdaf: indeed05:31
SteveAi'm ready05:31
SteveAthanks iwj 05:32
iwjIn the meantime I'll use `rejected'.05:32
dafSteveA: I'll get a mug of tea, then I'll be ready05:32
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SteveAkiko_: !!!05:32
kiko_yes yes05:33
kiko_how is everybody05:33
Kinnisonyo kiko05:33
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kiko_hey Kinnison dude05:33
SteveAhow was the trip, kiko_ ?05:33
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Kinnisonkiko_: it's all good05:33
LarstiQis there ever going to be 'online' launchpad documentation?05:33
kiko_LarstiQ, maybe.05:33
kiko_SteveA, it was excellent -- business class saves the day!05:33
LarstiQkiko_: the faq is a little lean05:33
kiko_I was so knackered05:33
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kiko_LarstiQ, will work on it this week.05:33
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=SteveA]  bug text pages simplification (r3090)05:33
LarstiQkiko_: wee :)05:34
kiko_Kinnison, how was the dinner? did Znarl  actually go?05:34
Kinnisonkiko_: good, and yes05:34
Kinnisonkiko_: of course, I was half asleep for the entire thing05:34
SteveAkiko_: iwj just had an interesting question about how to deal with "not for us" kind of bugs in malone.  he'll be mailing launchpad-users about it, as it's a larger discussion than we can have randomly on irc.05:34
kiko_dude I fell asleep everywhere that day05:34
kiko_on the tube05:34
kiko_in a shop 05:35
kiko_at the hotel05:35
Kinnisonhehe05:35
kiko_in the train to heathrow05:35
KinnisonI just about managed to stay awake until I was on the train to ely05:35
Kinnisonthen I fell asleep05:35
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kiko_wherever did that last merge that SteveA r=d05:37
kiko_did an empty merge05:37
kiko_so wake up05:37
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kiko_SteveA, do you know if we have a production roll out scheduled?05:37
KinnisonWe have a rollout scheduled for 0930 UTC tomorrow05:37
dafkiko_: it's because I'm used to push-on-commit with baz05:37
Kinnisondaf: I have push as part of my pqm merge script05:38
kiko_daf, well, alias bzr-submit='bzr push; bzr-submit $*' ?05:38
SteveAkiko_: can't remember.  daf, do you have the summary for last week's meeting?05:39
SteveAdaf, kiko_: check the RocketFuelSetup docs.  we want to make sure we're rsyncing.05:39
dafI haven't done it yet05:39
sivangdaf: anything I might be able to help with?05:42
sivang(re: RFS docs))05:42
sivang(I arleady worked with jblack on them during the weekend ;-)05:42
dafsivang: I want to make sure that I have an up to date copy on chinstrap before I submit a merge05:44
LarstiQkiko, daf: that could also be done as a bzr plugin so it isn't shell dependant05:44
dafI suspect it wouldn't need any code to be written05:45
dafpost_commit=bzrlib.commands.push or something05:45
dafhmm, but I'd need to add that to each new branch05:46
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LarstiQdaf: doesn't it work under [DEFAULT] ?05:46
dafit would05:46
dafbut not all of my branches are launchpda :)05:47
LarstiQextra motivation to get the new globbing in ;)05:47
daf:)05:47
kiko_I need to be out for an hour05:48
kiko_carlos, how are you doing today?05:48
dafSteveA: https://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/DevelopmentMeeting20060202 -- first draft05:49
kiko_anyone need anything urgent from me?05:49
dafSteveA: ready for a phone call05:50
kiko-afkI didn't think so :)05:50
SteveAdaf: yes05:52
carloskiko-afk: fine thanks, Fixing some permissions problems for Jordi05:53
kiko-afkcarlos, cool. are you okay with not being in launchpad admins still?05:54
carlosSteveA: The problem with the permissions is just that I left out admins and rosetta experts for the removal case05:54
carloskiko-afk: yeah I don't think it's a big deal as long as someone else can do any urgent fix while we fix the permissions05:54
carloswe don't have many requests every week so it's not an issue05:55
SteveAcarlos: okay.  i'll be fixing the admins case as a general thing with a small refactoring soon.05:55
carlosSteveA: so It's a really easy fix05:55
SteveAgreat05:55
carlosSteveA: ok05:55
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Fix https://launchpad.net/bugs/29181 (Can't change Initial (r3091: Brad Bollenbach)05:55
kiko-afkcan't change initial?05:56
Kinnisonwrapped line05:56
Kinnisonmessage:05:56
Kinnison  [trivial]  Fix https://launchpad.net/bugs/29181 (Can't change Initial05:56
Kinnison   Bug Contact for product/ubuntu-doc)05:56
Ubugtumalone bug 29181 in malone "Can't change Initial Bug Contact for product/ubuntu-doc" [Major,In progress]  05:56
dafSteveA: "implied: Reason Unknown"05:57
SteveAi restarted05:59
SteveAtried to call you05:59
SteveAsame problem05:59
elmoKinnison: how long is the downtime ETA for tomorrow?06:00
Kinnisonelmo: We're not sure yet06:00
Kinnisonelmo: it mostly depends on the librarian downtime06:01
kiko-afkit shouldn't be too long if it's just a rollout. perhaps 20 minutes.06:01
SteveAi think a standard roll-out, is 10-20 mins nowadays.06:01
Kinnisonelmo: I'll need to be able to stop the buildd sequencer06:01
SteveArollouts are often non-standard06:01
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Kinnisonelmo: everything else I can do06:01
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dafkiko-afk: did you fix SIP yet?06:04
kiko-afkdaf, matsubara can use my laptop, so kinda yes06:04
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=SteveA]  bug text pages simplification (r3092: Dafydd Harries)06:20
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iwjSo, Malone is this marvellous cross-thingum tracker.  How can I record that https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=325884 is my report upstream of https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/26436 ?06:32
Ubugtumalone bug 26436 in firefox "gtkmozembed crashs with python" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  06:32
SteveAiwj: you can add a bugwatch.06:33
iwjhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/MaloneEmailInterfaceUserDoc doesn't seem to describe a way to do it.06:33
SteveAbugwatches don't work exactly the way we want them to right now06:33
SteveAi don't think you can do it by email.  BjornT ?06:33
SteveABjornT is working on the new bugwatch stuff.06:33
iwjSo perhaps I would be better just writing a comment to that effect ?06:33
SteveAcan you add a watch using the web interface?06:34
SteveAand I'll ask BjornT if the new watch stuff includes being able to add a watch by email06:34
dafkiko-afk: sounds better than nothing06:34
BjornTSteveA, iwj: no, you can't add watches by email atm, but it should be possible in the future.06:35
dafSteveA: bug 3067006:36
Ubugtumalone bug 30670 in launchpad "Launchpad developers should have admin privileges on staging" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3067006:36
SteveAthanks daf06:37
iwjBy `add a watch' do you mean `link to other bug tracker' in the RHS portlet ?06:42
BjornTiwj: yes06:42
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bradbDamn, it seems difficult to say to a bug reporter that their suggestion wreaks of featuritis.08:41
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ogra"this seems like a nice feature we might implement if nothing else is left to do" ;)08:42
bradbheh08:42
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kikodale carnegie's mischeif08:45
kikomischief even08:45
ddaaDepending on the inclination, the reply can be any variant of "that is an interesting suggestion, bu the current priorities of the project do not allow me to give it all the interest it deserves"08:45
kikobradb, also, isn't it reeks?08:46
ddaaanother useful technique is pointing out non-obvious complexities and asking for a more accurate specification, including use cases08:46
bradbI guess it is.08:46
bradbkiko: Dale would have told you not to correct me there :P08:47
kikoI am your true friend08:47
ddaaEventually, if the user can point out a simple way to implement it and reasonable use cases, there's no reason not to do it except "sorry I do not not have the time to implement it at the moment"08:47
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ddaaThe sad thing is that this is has been my reply for about any suggestion whatsoever in the past six months.08:48
bradbThere, I think I said it without coming across harshly.08:48
bradbddaa: That's some serious human relations fu!08:49
bradb"current priorities of the proZZzzZZZzzZz..."08:49
ddaaI'm not sure if I should be offended or find that funny.08:50
ddaaBoth, I guess.08:51
bradbI was fairly serious actually. You're good with English.08:51
bradbJ'aimerais tre de mme en franais, par exemple.08:52
ddaaHaha, you are trying to coax me through flattery!08:52
ddaaWon't work!08:52
bradbheh08:52
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ddaabradb: just read and write french all day, read books in french, watch movies in french, and you'll be just as good in no time. Like 4 or 5 years.08:53
bradbmsant08:53
ddaathat's very idiomatic :)08:54
bradbI just broke up with ma blonde though, so I have slightly less full-time practice.08:54
ddaamaybe you'd want to adopt my polish, she's got a better french than many of my compatriotes.08:55
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bradblanguage++08:55
ddaawell, I might also point out that I'm the better french :)08:56
bradb:P08:57
ddaafini de rigoler, y'a du pain sur la planche08:58
ddaadamn, working on the importd->bzr stuff just makes me sick, always08:59
bradbmdz: Do you still get timeouts searching Ubuntu bugs? (bug 28773)09:03
mdzbradb: I haven't searched for any bugs yet this morning09:05
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Admin pages for builders (r3093: Celso Providelo)09:05
mdzbradb: I managed to load /distros/ubuntu/+bugs without a timeout just now; that wasn't possible before09:05
mdzoh, I'm not logged in09:05
mdzbradb: /distros/ubuntu/+bugs loaded for me after login too; took a very long time but no timeout09:06
mdzbradb: just did a search with no timeout also09:07
mdzthough it wasn't 100% reproducible like the /+bugs one09:07
bradbOkay, since it seems irreproducible now, I close it.09:10
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kikobradb, I think salgado's vocabs changes will nail the remaining issues09:12
bradbgreat09:13
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: Fix https://launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/933 (Uppercase in bugtracker name causes System Error (IntegrityError)). r=salgado (r3094: Diogo Matsubara, Guilherme Salgado)09:55
kikorock and roll matsubara 09:56
matsubara:)09:58
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zygahello10:44
zygawhat is the estimated dapper translations open day?10:44
zygaI need this to reply to the translators mailing list10:44
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