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kbrookssabdfl, by the way, if you would like to contact me any time for any reason, here is my e-mail: kyle@kbrooks.ath.cx12:04
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sabdflkbrooks: i think everyone is getting back to the routine after our london sprint last week12:16
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mptThis time, the branch is going to LAND12:20
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Fix sorting issues in testcases deriving from the use of os.listdir, which is inherently unsorted (r3359: kiko)12:22
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mptkiko, sure12:44
mptnow's good12:44
kikompt, can it be in 2h time?12:51
kikoand what number should I call you at?12:51
mpt2 hours is fine, number in msg12:51
mptyay, another test that passes on localhost and fails on PQM12:59
kikowhich test is that?01:00
mptxx-edit-package-bug-task-authenticated.txt01:03
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OdyXHey guys01:06
OdyXI'm on translating KDE-templates in french, but everything is ever translated in the KDE I have here at home (Dapper).01:07
OdyXSo my question is: should I (or, by extension: "we") translate all kdebase again?01:07
OdyXWill that be useful in anyway?01:08
mpt"everything is ever"?01:08
mptOdyX, do you mean your translations haven't shown up?01:08
OdyXmpt: I mean... My KDE is for most translated.01:08
OdyXonly some little apps aren't01:08
OdyXkdebase templates appeared one hour ago (was informed by core-dev)01:09
OdyXtwo solutions: 01:09
OdyXa. copy-paste from existant but this should be made by computer01:10
OdyXb. re-translate differently01:10
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mptOdyX, according to https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+lang/fr kdebase is almost entirely translated already01:11
mptbut the translations haven't been exported to Dapper yet01:11
mptthat's why they're purple instead of green01:11
OdyXmpt: these yes .. these are the one we just made.01:11
OdyXbut we have templates here01:11
OdyXhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/kdebase/+translations01:12
OdyXwhich are to be translated01:12
OdyXI began kcmaccessibility ( https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/kdebase/+pots/kcmaccessibility ) when I noticed I was re-inventing some existant01:13
OdyXin MY computer..01:13
mpthmmm01:13
mptI don't know about these details, sorry01:13
mptYou need to ask either carlos or jordi01:13
mptjordi, are you awake?01:13
jordiOdyX: I think we're having some problems with templates like that which should not be there.01:14
jordicarlos is working on it01:14
OdyXOK.01:15
OdyXso what?01:15
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OdyXcould you maybe "block" them, for people not spending time on unuseful translations ??01:15
OdyX(at least before decision)01:15
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jordiOdyX: yeah, that's what carlos wants to do, more or less01:17
OdyXjordi: OK. That's the answer I was expecting...01:17
OdyX:D01:17
jordimpt: strange. Maybe because there's many templates01:18
jordi:)01:18
mptThere's fewer templates on that page than there are languages on the distro release translations page, and that has charts :-P01:20
jordiheh, yes01:23
jordibut01:23
jordiyou'd need a chart for all languages for all templates01:23
jordithat's huge01:23
mptWell, I don't understand why all those templates are appearing on a single page anyway01:24
mptsince the link I clicked on (kdebase) is just one of them01:25
mptbbiab01:25
jordikdebase has a looot of apps01:25
OdyXjordi: most of them translated..01:26
jordiyes01:26
OdyXadept (ept) was not and should stay01:27
OdyX(oops, not in kdebase)01:29
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mptkiko-zzz, I'm going out to get some brunch. I'll be back in about 25 minutes, otherwise my mobile number's on the Offices page02:30
KinnisonWhich file is it which controls special situations for individual doctests02:51
spivKinnison: Which doctests?  lib/canonical/launchpad/doc?02:52
Kinnisonyes02:52
spivlib/canonical/launchpad/ftests/test_system_documentation.py02:52
Kinnisonthat's the doofer, ta02:52
KinnisonHmm, that doesn't allow me to reset the DB does it?02:53
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spivKinnison: see doc/testing.py02:55
spivEr,02:55
spivtesting.txt02:55
Kinnisonheh, ta02:56
mptohhhh, chocolate donut02:59
OdyXBye guys. Thanks02:59
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Kinnisonmpt: *jealous*03:01
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Kinnisonhmm, do we not have pg 8.1 on breezy?03:10
elmobreezy-backports03:11
Kinnisonaha ta03:11
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=jamesh]  Removes heading duplication on every Launchpad page. Adds hierarchy navigation to project pages. Fixes bug 3595 ('Search Packages' shouldn't be a separate page), bug 31726 ('Edit Bug Contact' should be under 'Bugs', not 'Overview'), and fixes the titles of the various /people/\+*.list pages. Removes many unnecessary sentences. Makes the page for adding a source release to a mirror use the proper template. Makes the fallb04:18
mptVICTORY04:31
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stublifeless: I'm going to roll out r3354 (wot was committed Monday) to production today. I was going to wait until Znarl is online so he can install some certificates into Apache at the same time.04:55
stublifeless: I think this means the supermirror stuff can be updated as well as the bzr syncing stuff, but I'm not familiar with those setups.04:55
jameshmpt: is that the branch you were having zcml errors with?05:20
mptjamesh, yes05:21
mptthat was one of the problems05:21
mptanother problem was "..." matching <BLANKLINE> on localhost but not on PQM05:22
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mptstub, what are the certificates for?06:55
stubmpt: https://librarian.launchpad.net and any remaining shippit-for-dapper certs.06:55
mptok06:56
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UbugtuMalone bug 6659 in launchpad "Launchpad requests user certificate from Safari, MSIE/Windows, MSIE/Mac" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/665906:56
mptstub, are you updating staging at the moment?06:57
stubIt might be updating itself06:57
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mptit seems to be asleep06:57
stubmpt: yes - staging is being rebuilt. Database restore currently underway.06:58
mptok, ta06:59
jameshmpt: do we have an RT request for that bug?07:07
jameshsince they are the ones who can fix it07:07
jameshyes we do07:08
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mptI suppose it wouldn't matter if it did, since that RT isn't publicly accessible07:10
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mdkempt_, which is bad08:52
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jameshmdke: private stuff gets discussed in RT08:56
mdkejamesh, that's a pity08:56
SteveAmorning08:57
jameshhi SteveA 08:57
mdkebecause say I notice that something is wrong, like a certificate is expired on a site or something, I think about reporting it, but I can't tell if someone already has :/08:57
jameshmdke: well, you can report it ...08:58
mdkesure, but the price of privacy is getting potentially hundreds of dups :)08:59
jameshyep08:59
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sabdflmpt__ ping09:03
sabdflerk09:04
sabdflno mpt09:04
mdkemalone: when a bug gets marked as rejected on one source package, the default subscribers to that package (e.g. a team) are not removed from bug email. Is that something that could be arranged?09:12
mpt__sabdfl, pong09:13
jameshmdke: what if the bug gets reopened?09:13
mdkejamesh, i was thinking more of the situation where it has been reported on the wrong package, and is moved to another one09:13
mdkethe contact for the wrong package continues to be subscribed09:14
mptmdke, like when ubuntu-doc continues to receive mail about non-ubuntu-doc bugs? :-)09:14
mdkempt, maybe...09:14
mdkeyes, that's what made me think of it09:14
mptI think that should be solved by making product/package subscriptions implicit09:15
mptand (at least defaulting to) not sending e-mail about "Not a bug" bugs09:15
mdkejamesh, for an example, see bug #36528, originally opened on ubuntu-docs and moved to yelp09:16
UbugtuMalone bug 36528 in yelp "Changing font for displaying documentation doesn't work" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3652809:16
jameshmdke: ideally, as a member of "ubuntu-doc", you'd be able to remove the subscription09:17
jameshbut I'm not sure auto-removing subs helps09:17
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mdkejamesh, how can I manually remove it?09:19
jameshmdke: that's a bug: you can currently only unsubscribe yourself09:19
mdkeah right09:19
mdkewhy wouldn't auto-unsubscribing help?09:19
jameshnot a team you are a member of09:19
jameshokay.  It would help in this case, but there are a lot of cases where it isn't the right thing to do09:20
jameshe.g. developer rejects a bug, then reporter posts more information about why they think it is a bug but doesn't reopen it09:20
jameshif you unsubscribe-on-reject, then the developer doesn't see the reply09:21
mptyeah09:21
mdkesure09:21
mdkeit should be something about changing the package that triggers it, if anything09:21
mdkeor allowing manual unsubscription, if the use case is pretty narrow09:22
jameshallowing users to unsubscribe teams they are members of should be allowed09:23
mdkejamesh, is there a bug already? i'll open one if not09:28
jameshsabdfl: btw, we got the pending-reviews script running a lot faster, so have switched it to run every 2 hours09:28
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Moves the facet+context+actions menu to the left side consistently, as requested by Mark. Fixes bug 35160 (Merge result notification could be worded better), bug 712 (Rosetta doesn't mention gettext), and explains translation groups better. Tidies distribution source package page, person package bugs page, and product series source page. (r3361: Matthew Paul Thomas)10:34
mdkeif I _decline_ a member for admission to a group, and insert a comment in the box, does it get mailed to them?10:44
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mdkewho can I ask about that? ^^11:00
SteveAmdke: about what?11:04
mdkeoh yeah, it was just before you came in11:05
mdkeif I _decline_ a member for admission to a group, and insert a comment in the box, does it get mailed to them? <-- SteveA 11:05
SteveAmdke: i don't know.  i can take a look at the code and tests to see, but better would be to ask salgado when he arrives in a couple of hours11:07
SteveAcan you wait a couple of hours?11:07
mdkeSteveA, of course11:07
mdkethanks11:07
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sabdfljamesh: awesome! what was the speedup?11:19
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jameshsabdfl: (a) switching to bzr 0.8, and (b) using a repository for the branches and keeping it around between runs11:20
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jameshsabdfl: (a) switching to bzr 0.8, and (b) using a repository for the branches and keeping it around between runs11:21
sabdflnice11:21
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dokohmm, it's not possible to close the debian part of a bug report in malone?11:28
mptdoko, no, that's supposed to happen by itself shortly after it happens in debbugs11:28
mptsabdfl, I just saw on ubuntu-devel@ someone who didn't report a bug because they entered the package into the search form on the front page and it returned 0 results11:29
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mptsabdfl, so I propose that we hide the product search from the front page (leaving it on /products, of course) until we have a search function that returns results for distros+packages+products+projects+packages11:29
mptI suspect it's being more confusing than useful in its current state.11:30
sabdflmpt: no thanks11:30
dokompt: but this feature is not yet deployed?11:32
mptdoko, as far as I know it is, but it might be running slowly11:32
mptBjornT would be able to tell you11:32
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carloshi11:33
sabdflmpt: i saw you took on the spec table sorting bug11:33
sabdflsteve implemented a dbschema.sortkey11:33
jameshmpt,doko: I don't think debbugs synching is in production11:33
sabdflso could you use that as the <span style="display: none;"> thing?11:33
sabdflalso, kiko and i discussed improving the javascript sorter to look for that span explicitly, turn it into an int, and sort on that11:34
sabdflat the moment its sorting alphabetically11:34
sabdflwhich gets some weird results on, for example, translation stat sorting11:34
sabdflmake sense?11:34
BjornTdoko: i'm currently working on getting basic debbugs syncing working11:34
sabdflBjornT: are you looking at the code i wrote? it brings in status, comments, etc11:34
sabdfli'm in meetings at the moment, so can't comment furhter on the search thing mpt, other than to say please don't do that11:35
BjornTsabdfl: yes. there are some issues with importing comments and so on, so my plan is to extract the code that deals with status/severity updates and move it into an ExternalSystem. then we can think of more extensive debbugs sync later.11:36
sabdflok11:37
sabdflone thing: the underlying code that talks to a debbugs repository is in perl11:37
sabdflDebbugs.pm11:37
sabdflwe need that converted to python11:37
sabdflit's only 130 lines, and a lot of whitespace11:37
sabdflthat will make it more reliable - right now its shelling out and sometimes it dies in unpredictable and unmeasurable ways11:38
sabdflalso, it's much more efficient, given the debbugs structure, to run through all the *debian* bugs in sequence11:38
sabdfland filter then the data you want11:38
mptsabdfl, if I did take a spec table sorting bug it was an accident -- I don't remember doing so11:39
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sabdflwhereas external system is designed, as i understand it, to start with a list of Malone bugs and then poke into the remote systems for status11:39
sabdflmpt: it was a day or two ago11:39
sabdflit's just <td>New</td> needs to become <td><span style="display: none;" tal:content="context/status/sortkey">New</span></td>11:40
sabdfli might have conflicts if you actually do that, so i don't mind if you punt that bug back to me, it was on my personal todo in any event11:40
sabdfl'k?11:40
mptsure11:41
jameshyou probably want both the sortkey and the title though, right?11:42
mptbug 391011:42
UbugtuMalone bug 3910 in launchpad "Sorting +specs table doesn't work" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/391011:42
mptassigned to Mr Mark Shuttleworth11:42
jameshso <td tal:content=".../title">New</td> => <td><span style="display:none" tal:content=".../sortkey></span><span tal:replace=".../title"></span></td>11:43
mptI marked a duplicate of that bug, which is probably what you were thinking of11:43
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BjornTjamesh: i was looking at the bugzilla import code, and saw that you mapped NEW -> Unconfirmed. was there a special reason for doing so? by reading https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/page.cgi?id=fields.html, i would think it should map to Confirmed.11:49
jameshBjornT: when I merged that code, the statuses had different names11:51
jameshBjornT: I think I originally had UNCONFIRMED and NEW mapping to New, and ASSIGNED to Accepted11:52
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jameshNew got renamed to Unconfirmed and Accepted got changed to Confirmed11:52
jameshthen In progress got added later on11:52
jamesh(that's how I remember it, at least)11:52
mptthat seems about right11:52
BjornTjamesh: ah, i guessed that was the reason. i'll change it then, since i used that as a reference for the bugzilla bug watch syncing.11:53
jameshI was setting unknown statuses to New too11:54
jamesh(not that there were any for the ubuntu import)11:54
sladenhow do I delete/update/change a remote bug that is assigned to Ubuntu Core Dev ?  https://launchpad.net/products/hotplug/+bug/36599/+editstatus11:55
UbugtuMalone bug 36599 in hotplug "Install Hangs on "Hotplug"" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:55
jameshwe probably want UNCONFIRMED => UNCONFIRMED, NEW => CONFIRMED, ASSIGNED => INPROGRESS11:55
BjornTyeah, that sounds sane.11:56
mptASSIGNED is less believable than INPROGRESS, but there isn't anything closer11:56
sladenbecause it's a remote bug, it's "automatically pulled from a remote bug tracker" and all the fields now appears as being uneditable11:57
ajmitchsladen: annoyingly it's on upstream hotplug rather than on ubuntu hotplug, so probably just the product registrant can change it?11:57
jameshsladen: you should attach a remote bug to it11:57
stubKinnison: ping11:59
mptsabdfl_afk, ^^^ see? :-)12:02
mptsladen, on https://launchpad.net/products/hotplug/+bug/36599 click "Also affects: Distribution...", and file it under the appropriate Ubuntu package12:03
UbugtuMalone bug 36599 in hotplug "Install Hangs on "Hotplug"" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  12:03
sladenjamesh: I'd like to delete it or reject it...  It's EVALID and filed by a user, but I can't...12:03
mptoh, it already is12:04
sladenINVALID12:04
jameshsladen: the plan was to set tasks such as that one to UNKNOWN12:04
jamesh(waiting til their status gets synchronised from the remote bugtracker012:04
mptso how did that get reported on the hotplug product in the first place?12:05
ajmitchpeople search for hotplug on the front page12:05
mptyeah, yeah, I know, but12:05
sladenmpt: because the user booted the CD and filed it against the last message he saw  "Starting hotplug..."12:05
mptIt was reported only five days ago, and "X doesn't use Malone"  was implemented well before then12:05
mptto stop people from reporting bugs on upstream products that don't use Malone12:06
mptBjornT, any ideas? https://launchpad.net/products/hotplug/+bug/36599/+activity12:08
UbugtuMalone bug 36599 in hotplug "Install Hangs on "Hotplug"" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  12:08
sladenand since it doesn't have a link to any upstream I can't go there and mark it as rejected and have it synced back12:08
jameshmaybe the Ubuntu task was created first?12:08
mptdoesn't look like that from the activity log, though it's rather cryptic12:09
mptbut why would it matter if it was?12:09
jameshbecause you can open an upstream task against a non malone-using product on an existing bug12:09
mptoh.12:10
mptIs that bug reported?12:10
mptIt was mentioned in bug 35646, but tangentially...12:11
UbugtuMalone bug 35646 in malone "Can see existing bugs for a project but can't add bugs" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3564612:11
jameshthat isn't it though: the upstream task is from the 25th and the distro task is from the 30th12:11
mptah, bug 3434312:14
UbugtuMalone bug 34343 in malone "Shouldn't allow task reassignment to an upstream that doesn't use Malone" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3434312:14
jameshthat'd be it.  It started life as a bug against products/breezy-backports12:15
sabdfl_afkmpt: i don't think that the search page on the front is the problem, in that case12:15
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jameshmpt: I guess in part this occured because you can't  assign a product bug task to a distro package bug task through the web UI12:18
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mptjamesh, if by "assign" you mean "change", that's part of it12:20
jameshthat is what I mean.12:20
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stubLaunchpad will be going down in 15 minutes for a code update. Estimated downtime is 10 minutes. Wikis will be in read only mode during this time.12:28
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ddaaCool, there's a real 503 page!12:45
ddaaFeels like it's lacking portlets though ;)12:45
jordiddaa: hmm, it's been there for a while?12:45
ddaaLast time, I just had a proxy error12:47
mptIt's been there since a couple of page layouts ago, hence the double ribbon on the top12:48
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kbrooksstub:01:01
kbrookswhat index01:01
stubJust one of the text indexes that needs updating with the new code. I'd expected it would be faster on the new hardware.01:01
kbrooksah01:02
Kinnisonstub: pong01:04
stubKinnison: Ahh.. just about to restart all the soyuz stuff. Feel like doing the honours?01:04
stubKinnison: I had to kill -9 the buildd sequencer :-/01:04
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ddaahum, hum https://launchpad.net/people/+peoplelist?batch_start=0&batch_end=5001:10
spivstub: The wikis seem happy.01:11
kbrooksup.01:11
spivstub: Also, running 'python -c "import xmlrpclib; s = xmlrpclib.Server('http://localhost:8999/v2'); print s.getUser('kiko')"' on macquarie is a good smoke test.01:12
stubok. everything back up including soyuz01:13
stubddaa: That must be our new privacy policy01:13
ddaaWhat does that mean?01:14
ddaaI'm logged in.01:14
ddaaIf anything, this page should either display something for logged in users, or just not be linked from.01:15
ddaalinked to...01:15
stubddaa: I'm attempting humour01:15
SteveAmeeting in 42 mins01:17
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mptoh, meetings are at midnight now01:17
mptmust be daylight saving01:18
SteveAwe put the U in UTC01:19
KinnisonSteveA: the 'Ewww' in UTC01:20
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carlosjordi: hi, around?01:43
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SteveAworkrave time!01:56
mptBjornT, perhaps you could reply to Lionel Dricot's message "The support part of Launchpad?"01:58
mptI know only a few of the answers01:59
BjornTmpt: sure, i'll do that today01:59
mptta02:00
SteveAand now it's...02:00
SteveAMEETING TIME02:00
SteveAwelcome to the first post-sprint-in-london launchpad development meeting02:00
SteveAwho is here today?02:00
mptme02:00
BjornTi'm here02:00
bradbme02:00
matsubarame02:00
spivI am (but a bit sleepy...)02:00
carlosme02:01
mpt... Henceforth known as the FPSILLDM02:01
spivmpt: and that's why you're our UI guy ;)02:01
jordicarlos: hi02:01
jordihello02:01
jameshme02:01
SteveAmatsubara: any sign of salgado or kiko?02:01
matsubaraSteveA: salgado is still on vacation. I'll call kiko02:02
SteveAok02:02
SteveAstub: ?02:02
stubyo02:03
SteveA * Roll call02:03
SteveA * Agenda02:03
SteveA * Next meeting02:03
SteveA * Activity reports02:03
SteveA * Items from last meeting02:03
SteveA * Launchpad oops milestone report02:03
SteveA * Production / staging (stub)02:03
SteveA * Karma calculation (inc. Bug #36023)02:03
matsubaraSteveA: no need to call. he just arrived.02:03
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SteveA * upgrading libgpgme in production / pqm02:03
SteveA * errors in rosetta exports02:03
SteveA * possibilities of spamming users from staging02:03
SteveA * policy for urgent fixes (steve)02:03
SteveA * how to set up a repository02:03
SteveA * Keep, Bag, Change02:03
SteveA * Three sentences02:03
SteveA02:03
SteveAnext meeting... how about same time next week?02:03
kiko-zzzI am02:03
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ddaaHere02:03
SteveA * activity reports02:04
kikosorry, somewhat sick today02:04
kikoup to date02:04
mptup to date02:04
BjornTi'm up to date02:04
spivUp to date, aside from a gap for the sprint.02:04
SteveAmy first day back , so i'm up to date, but only in a *technical* way02:04
jordinot up to date, have a batch nearly ready to send to get back in shape02:04
bradbup to date, except for gap in sprint02:04
stubup to date02:04
matsubaraup to date02:05
carlosnot up to date, I forgot to use gtimelog as usual before the sprint... I'm using it again since today (sorry about this...)02:05
ddaauptodate except for 02:05
ddaasprint02:05
jameshnot up to date.  Will send a summary for this week so far02:05
matsubarabtw, except for the sprint too02:05
SteveA * Items from last meeting02:05
SteveAthere are none that i know of02:05
kikonot that I know of02:06
SteveA * Launchpad oops milestone report02:06
kikothe oopses that remain are the tough ones02:06
SteveAwe should think how best to manage the oops and timeout milestones02:06
SteveAkiko: let's talk about this on the phone a bit later02:07
kikothere's a bug in bug searching that BjornT, bradb and matsubara worked on last week, and there's the new account/password oopses, and then there are a number of obscure ones (in infrastructure?)02:07
kikosure.02:07
kikoMeetingAction: SteveA and kiko to talk about oopses02:07
SteveAta02:07
SteveAalso, we should start using milestones to target fixes to specific planned rollouts02:07
SteveAi'd like to propose two milestones each month02:08
kikoI wonder if that's too much 02:08
kikobut then again, right now, we are still catching up 02:08
kikowhich is why we're doing weeklies -- rosetta and malone keep pushing us02:08
SteveAwe can start with one each month, for the first rollout of the month02:08
SteveAand increase frequency as we go02:09
kikoI'd love to only do one rollout per month02:09
SteveAmilestones and rollouts don't need to be exactly linked02:09
jameshkiko: milestone != rollout.  (or does it?)02:09
kikobut that would require at least one more month of work before we are "stable"02:09
SteveAlet's start with a milestone for next week's rollout02:09
kikowell, no, but they are related02:09
SteveAand experiment on that one02:09
jordikiko: does this mean it'd be harder to get fixes for rosetta annoyances from now on, ie wait up to one month?02:10
SteveA2006-04w1, for example02:10
jordidepending on the issues, could be frustrating for users02:10
SteveAor even 0604w102:11
kikojordi, that doesn't mean it's harder, but monthly rollouts are, well, monthly02:11
kikonote as above that milestones and rollouts don't need to be connected, but it's a bit odd to treat them as totally unrelated02:11
carloskiko: I don't think we are ready to go with a monthly update02:11
kikocarlos, what did I just say?02:11
jordiwell, harder as in with weeklies, many times we don't bothers considering cherrypicks. With monthlies, *shrug*02:11
jameshI don't think we do enough testing on staging right now to stick to monthly rollouts02:11
carlosSteveA: I like 0604w102:11
kikojamesh, it's not so much testing, but rather, the fact that there are critical things that are not even implemented yet02:12
mptjamesh, would more frequent rollouts mean more testing?02:12
kikoif we did monthlies we could really focus on testing staging02:12
jameshmpt: no; less time to get the fix out02:12
kikobut this is science fiction for the next month or two at least02:12
kikoshall we move on?02:12
SteveAwe still have no *reason* to test staging, other than it needs testing02:13
SteveAso that part needs consideration02:13
mptyes, it's nobody's job02:13
mptand we all have better things to do02:13
mptI wanted to test staging for one thing today, but it was down whenever I tried02:13
SteveAkiko: i'd like to add a meeting action to add a 0604w1 milestone, for bugs to be targetted at, as an experiment in using milestones to target bugs for rollouts02:13
SteveAkiko: what do you think about it?02:13
kikonot w2?02:13
SteveAwe can start in w202:14
kikoone week is a bit tight for planning and actually doing anything.02:14
SteveAok02:14
SteveAMeetingAction: steve to add milestone for 0604w202:14
SteveAfor the launchpad project's products02:15
SteveA * Production / staging (stub)02:15
SteveAhmm02:15
kikostub crashed02:15
SteveAno stub.  he dropped off02:15
kikoas usual02:15
SteveA * Karma calculation (inc. Bug #36023)02:15
SteveAthere was some good discussion on the launchpad-users list02:15
SteveAi haven't caught up on it all yet02:15
SteveAis there a particular outcome?02:16
kikonot yet02:16
SteveAok.  so the discussion continues02:16
kikothis morning there was some discussion on karma-related topics (but not specifically calculation)02:16
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SteveA * upgrading libgpgme in production / pqm02:17
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SteveAjamesh noted that the version of libgpgme we're using in production can segfault02:17
stubSorry - network died02:17
jameshI don't think the webapp does anything that would trigger the fault02:17
SteveAjamesh: cronscripts?02:18
jameshthe test suite failure is in tests for some utility script code02:18
SteveAjamesh: if we upgrade the pqm machine, we should upgrade the production ones too.02:18
SteveAotherwise it isn't as good a test running tests on the pqm machine02:18
kikoSteveA, lifeless said he placed an RT request for this -- do you know about this?02:18
jameshsure.02:18
SteveAkiko: i do not know about this.02:18
kikolet me see02:19
SteveAmeanwhile...02:19
SteveA * Production / staging (stub)02:19
stubProduction was updated a few minutes ago with r3354.02:19
stubStaging is running happily with its two updates per day (only the early morning UTC one does a database sync).02:19
stubThere won't be a rollout next week unless people notify me of features or bugs that need fixes in production.02:19
SteveAstub: would that conflict with trying out a milestone called 0604w2 for targetting bugs for a rollout?02:20
mptheh02:20
kikoSteveA, hmmm, but I don't see it related to launchpad. maybe he didn't.02:20
SteveAi guess not, as if the milestone doesn't have many bugs...02:20
carlosstub: I'm working on some changes that I hope will be ready to land next week...02:20
SteveAthen we shift them onto 0604w?02:20
carloswill tell you if it's ready and merged02:20
kikoSteveA, stub: note that the +milestone page is broken.02:20
SteveAthen it is good we are using milestones, so that there is internal pressure to fix and improve it02:21
stubSteveA: The milestone can target whatever it wants, but if the fixes don't land with a suitable 'settling down' period before the rollout, the rollout needs to be delayed or the fix skipped.02:21
SteveAwe'll need a rollout/milestoning process where we include revision numbers in the bugs, i think02:22
stubWe could do milestone driven rollouts, where we make note of the HEAD revision when the last desired fix lands and then roll that out a few days later...02:22
SteveAyep02:22
SteveAand then bump tardy fixes to the next milestone02:23
kikothat's what I was suggesting02:23
SteveAif they're holding stuff up02:23
SteveAin which case, a different milestone name would be better02:23
SteveArather than a date-based one02:23
kikodate-based is good, though02:23
stubI'm not sure what actual benefit there would be, but I'm not fussed personally.02:23
kikogives us a hard target02:23
SteveAkiko: did you say that you can't see the RT issue in question in the launchpad queue?02:23
kikoSteveA, correct, I can't. I will file one now.02:24
SteveAok02:24
ddaaif we go to monthly rollouts, it would be nice to have a policy of cherrypicking fixes, generally, not just _critical_ ones.02:24
kikoperhaps lifeless forgot02:24
kikoand being week-granular means we can adjust to a good date during the week.02:24
SteveAddaa: we're not discussing monthly rollouts02:24
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SteveAi shall move on, and discuss this more on the phone with kiko02:25
SteveA * errors in rosetta exports02:25
SteveAcarlos: i saw some discussion of this and a bug filed02:25
SteveAanything to report on what happened?02:25
carloshmm02:25
SteveATim Morley02:26
carloswell, that one02:26
carlosseems to be a problem with the wrapping and HTML code02:26
carlosso it seems to be affecting only documentation02:26
carlosanyway, I'm going to fix it asasp02:27
SteveAokay02:27
SteveAdo you need any help fixing it?02:27
SteveA(other than a code review)02:27
carlosdon't think so, but thanks02:27
SteveAok02:27
SteveA * possibilities of spamming users from staging02:27
carlosI will ping you02:27
carlosif something blocks me02:27
kikojamesh, can you update the error summary to not place NotFoundError in the Not Found section?02:28
kikoit's confusing and actually wrong02:28
SteveAi'd like to check: if some configuration goes awry on staging, is it possible that a cron script or the launchpad webapp can mail users? 02:28
SteveAif so, i wonder if we can get the admins to block this in a way that will let us know our configuration is wrong02:28
SteveAbut save embarassment02:28
stubSteveA: Yes, if we screw up configuration staging can send email02:29
SteveAthere are only certain email addresses that staging needs to send mail to02:29
stubThe only way I could see to stop that is to turn off the MTA on that box, which would suck02:29
SteveAi was thinking more configure the MTA02:29
carlosSteveA: rosetta scripts will spam users02:29
kikoreally? It should be an easy configuration to the MTA to deny relaying02:29
SteveAto send mail only to certain whitelisted addresses02:29
kikoerr 02:29
kikodeny accepting email for foreign destinations02:30
SteveAwe really really must not spam people from staging02:30
kikoor mawson02:30
jameshcarlos: the launchpad.conf for the staging configuration disables sending mail in zopeless mode02:30
SteveAMeetingAction: steve to discuss this with elmo02:30
carlosjamesh: is that new?02:30
jameshcarlos: no02:30
SteveAi don't want to depend on our launchpad.conf being right02:30
mpt(and maybe make it staging.launchpad.net while you have elmo's attention)02:30
carlosjamesh: stub said that it wasn't...02:30
carlosstub: ?02:30
stubeh?02:31
SteveA * policy for urgent fixes (steve)02:31
SteveAKinnison: around?02:31
carlosI had to disable simple_sendmail to test the poimport script on staging02:31
jameshcarlos: I think he was saying that if everything is configured properly it shouldn't send mail, but there are no countermeasures in case it does.02:31
carlosoh, I see02:31
jameshcarlos: were you running with LP_CONFIG=staging?02:31
stubcarlos: Yes. I forgot that there was an option for this until Bjorn reminded me.02:31
carlosjamesh: yes02:32
SteveAsometimes there is some urgent fix needed, and producing a good test for that fix would take longer than we would like02:32
carlosstub: ok02:32
SteveAi'm talking about urgent fixes that need to be put onto some production system as soon as possible for whatever reason02:32
SteveAthe general answer from reviewers and from stub for such a fix should be: no fix without a test02:32
KinnisonSteveA: hi02:33
SteveAin *exceptional* circumstances, we can allow a fix to go in without a test, but then the committer must be considered "tainted", and unable to commit anything else at all, until the test is committed02:33
KinnisonSteveA: sorry, was elsewhere, what can I do for you?02:33
SteveAhello Kinnison.02:33
SteveAi noticed the issue of making an urgent fix to soyuz on the mailing list02:34
KinnisonYes, and mdz has agreed I have the time to write fixes too02:34
SteveAso i wanted to set a policy here about making urgent fixes, and following with tests later02:34
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SteveAany questions or observations about this policy?02:35
jameshand you don't get to get out of doing the test by moving to the distro team :)02:35
Kinnisonthe taint thing seems reasonable02:35
Kinnisonjamesh: I wasn't trying to02:35
jameshKinnison: just kidding02:35
SteveA * how to set up a repository02:36
SteveAthe bzr in dapper supports repositories02:36
SteveAand it should be a neat thing to use for your launchpad trees02:36
SteveAare there instructions anywhere on how to use repositories?02:36
jameshand pqm + pending-reviews support repositories (more importantly)02:37
SteveABjornT: you said you'd used them, iirc02:37
SteveAwhat do we need to do to get people using repositories?02:37
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SteveAddaa: would you find out, and mail the launchpad list about it when you have done so?02:38
spivRepositories sound great.  I'd really love for the bzr team to mail the launchpad list with a) instructions on how to convert things, and b) reassurances that it's ready for us :)02:38
BjornTSteveA: yeah, although i don't think it's written down anywhere how to do it. i used a combination of irc and mailing lists to find out how to do it.02:38
kikoboring02:38
ddaaSteveA: I do expect not to find any02:38
SteveAddaa: please find out, possibly by asking mpool or lifeless, then mail us on the launchpad list with the outcome02:39
SteveAas spiv noted, the important things are02:39
SteveA - how to start using them02:39
SteveA - an assurance that we should use them 02:40
stubjblack might still have enough time to document things - not sure what his schedule is like these last few days.02:40
SteveA * Keep, Bag, Change02:40
SteveAwith a countdown02:41
SteveA602:41
SteveA502:41
SteveA402:41
SteveA302:41
SteveA202:41
SteveA102:41
SteveAok02:41
SteveAlet's hear your...02:41
SteveA * Three sentences02:41
mptDONE: Recovered from jetlag, e-mail, landed headings branch, bugfixes02:41
mptTODO: Rosetta design stuff, Malone and projects fixes, bug 2421 etc02:41
mptBLOCKED: no02:41
UbugtuMalone bug 2421 in launchpad "Hackergotchi field should be on Edit Details page" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/242102:41
stubDONE: Updated Z3.2 branch, DBA and production bitch for sprinters, text search bug fixes02:41
stubTODO: Land Z3.2 branch, text searching improvements02:41
stubBLOCKED: SteveA looking at final 3 failing tests in Z3.2 branch and approval02:41
matsubaraDONE: email catch up, fixing advanced bug search form validation;02:41
matsubaraTODO: finish fixing the above bug, fix more oops bugs, fix bug counts in portlet;02:41
matsubaraBLOCKED: No02:41
bradbDONE: End of London sprint. Put security teams into review queue. Some code review. Helped some devs test some issues while upgrading to dapper.02:41
bradbTODO: Talk to kiko about upcoming priorities (I'd love to focus on building unbelievably good reports.) Nag the sec teams work through review.02:41
BjornTDONE: catching up with emails. looked at various bugs. started at adding support for syncing debbugs bug watches02:41
bradbBLOCKED: No.02:41
BjornTTODO: finish debbugs bug watch support. email notifications when bug watches are updated.02:41
BjornTBLOCKED: no02:42
spivDONE: sprint :).  Also SFTP fixes.02:42
spivTODO: Help shrink review queue, twisted web server for PersonalPackageArchivesStageOne.02:42
spivBLOCKED: no02:42
jameshDONE: sprint, upgrade to dapper, pending-reviews script updates, oops script update, some work on tachandler and project-bugs branches.02:42
jameshTODO: finish off importd error reporting, other importd stuff.02:42
jameshBLOCKED: no02:42
kikoDONE: gotten back, rosetta spec cleanup, bugfixes, cleaned up trees, developing rosetta project02:42
kikoTODO: more of the same02:42
kikoBLOCKED: no02:42
SteveATODO: failing tests in Z3.2 branch, land new launchpad fancy menus, look into canonical urls for librarian files, land crowd control from the magic DVD02:43
SteveADONE: sprinting and vacating02:43
SteveABLOCKED: no02:43
jordiDONE: discuss rosetta article, queue product series imports; email02:43
jordiTODO: FAQ updates, imports02:43
jordiBLOCKED: no02:43
carlosDONE: User support, lots of dapper import reviews, debug #32610, bug #1982, started the implementation of automatic KDE imports into Rosetta02:44
UbugtuMalone bug 1982 in rosetta "System Error on tar.bz2 upload" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/198202:44
carlosTODO: finish KDE support, handle more imports for dapper, script to migrate translations from breezy to dapper, bug #3684302:44
carlosBLOCKED: no02:44
UbugtuMalone bug 36843 in rosetta "Problem with wrapping in file ooo-help; file has errors" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3684302:44
kikoSteveA, anything else?02:45
SteveAi think.... not!02:45
SteveAMEETING ENDS.  thanks everyone02:45
kiko:)02:45
SteveAi'll do the summary02:45
carlosjust in time!02:45
carlos;-)02:45
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BjornTstub: is the send-bug-notifications.py cronscript running on production?02:46
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ddaaRah sorry, wireless being very flaky02:46
ddaadid you guy got the text I typed?02:46
stubBjornT: yes, but I bumped it back to twice a day to avoid spam02:46
stub(of me - not users)02:46
ddaaHere are my three sentences:02:47
ddaaDONE: sprint + bzr meeting02:47
ddaaTODO: figure out work plan, native bzr imports02:47
ddaaBLOCKED: no02:47
carlosjordi: would you answer Tom at rosetta-users about OLPC?02:47
kikoBjornT, I'm confused. if the script runs twice a day, then.. when do we send email?02:47
stubBjornT: It needs that user created - connecting as the launchpad user is naughty02:47
Kinnisonkiko: was that mail I sent about the publisher helpful?02:48
SteveAddaa: i guess we should talk about your workplan later02:48
jordiyes02:48
kikoKinnison, yes, very much -- will give us a good lead into starting improving performance there02:48
BjornTstub: was it really spamming you if you ran it with -q? twice a day is not good.02:48
kikodoes this mean we are only sending bugmail out twice a day or not?02:48
ddaaSteveA: that would be nice02:48
stubBjornT: Ohh..... sorry. I thought you were talking about staging.02:48
stubDidn't that script fail on staging?02:48
kikoit did because of a security issue,no?02:48
stubYes - so it will fail on production too02:49
kikonot fixable?02:49
BjornTstub: i assumed it failed due to using a copy of production's db, which didn't have the correct schema and security settings?02:50
BjornTstub: anyway, you did roll it out to production, so let's hope it works ;) can you run it and see how it works?02:51
stubBjornT: staging is using a copy of production's db, so if security stuff is incorrect there it is because it is incorrect on production. This is why we have staging - to duplicate the production environment as closely as possible.02:51
stubBjornT: Please land a fix with the correct security settings ASAP. Otherwise it will break next time I reset security on the database.02:52
BjornTstub: yes, but when the script ran on staging, production didn't have that cronscript, and thus production didn't have the relevant table and security setting.02:53
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stubBjornT: When running on staging, it has nothing to do with production.02:53
kikoBjornT, the staging "rollout" pulls the database and then applies patches upon it, right?02:54
stubBjornT: Staging is a duplicate of production, upgraded with the database patches required for that code release.02:54
kikootherwise nothing would work!02:54
stubIt seems to have run, anyway, which is odd.02:55
BjornTi'm confused as well, the launchpad user has the required permissions, so i don't see how the permissions could be wrong.02:56
kikompt, bradb: ping?02:57
kikohttps://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/30680/+index02:57
UbugtuMalone bug 30680 in launchpad "presenting SSL client certificate from unknown CA prevents connect to https://launchpad.net" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  02:57
kikothe text saying "This report is a duplicate of bug #6659" is pretty faint02:57
UbugtuMalone bug 6659 in launchpad "Launchpad requests user certificate from Safari, MSIE/Windows, MSIE/Mac" [Major,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/665902:57
mptstub, for people who don't Shift+reload, Launchpad alert messages are going to look a bit odd for the next 22 hours until their cached copy of launchpad.css expires.02:57
kikoaha.02:58
mptThis time the problem is relatively minor, but a later time it might not be.02:58
kikonice!02:58
mptstub, is there an easy way to sunset the cache headers for launchpad.css when a rollout is approaching?02:58
kikohoho02:58
kikompt, I have an interesting bug for you02:59
mptlaunchpad.js too, I suppose02:59
stubmpt: Nope. Better option is to stick a version number in the URL.02:59
kikowhat?!02:59
kikoare you serious? you can't expire the pages?02:59
stubEven if we set all the cache headers, we can't control what happens with all the proxies out there.03:00
stubSo the only solution for everyone is to change the URL if it is important.03:00
mptstub, it's HTTPS, I don't think proxies dare mess with that03:00
stubI guess. Still - we have no way of adjusting the cache control heads on the live system, or a config option that would take effect on a server restart.03:01
mptpoot.03:01
kikooh, that's the real reason03:02
stubThe stuff served via the resource directive is all Z3 code, so we might be able to add the necessary functionality in there.03:02
stubThere is a bug open saying we want to set cache headers on the front page03:03
mptCurrently the front page contains nothing dynamically interesting, but eventually it will03:04
stubCool - I'll close that bug then ;)03:04
stubBjornT: How often should send-bug-notifications run?03:06
kikoevery 5 minutes03:06
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BjornTstub: yeah, every 5 minutes. i'll make it connect as a different db user today.03:06
stubSo it is smart enough to say 'batch and send all pending notifications if there was a pending notification older than 5 minutes'?03:06
ajmitchhow often are uploads processed? I don't seem to have got notification for one done ~50 minutes ago03:07
stubOr does it just say 'batch and send all pending notifications'?03:07
BjornTstub: currently it just says 'batch and send all pending notifications'. i'm going to talk with you later about how to optimize it, currently a lot is done in python code.03:08
BjornTstub: although, it only sends them if they are more than 5 minutes old03:09
kikospiv, stub, the buildd slave scanner is currently unable to access the librarian03:09
stubThere is a badly handled edge condition there - if I do two things to a bug, one at 1:59:59 and another at 2:00:01, there will be two emails03:09
stubBjornT: Oh.. that is cool then.03:09
stubSo five minutes is good ;)03:09
stubinstalled anyway03:10
BjornTcool03:10
kikoajmitch, they are processed pretty frequently, but I'm not sure when you get the email -- Kinnison would know03:10
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kikompt, ping03:13
mptkiko, pong03:13
mptI should not still be awake03:14
kikompt, could you update your last statement in bug 6081?03:15
UbugtuMalone bug 6081 in launchpad "Launchpad is too difficult to find on the Web" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/608103:15
kikoit's slightly offensive and not really true.03:15
kikoBjornT, ping?03:15
kikoBjornT, uhm, kinda urgent, too03:16
BjornTkiko: pong03:18
kikoBjornT, not so urgent now that I think I understand it, but can you explain why we got mailed when doko duped bug 32610 and bug 3458003:19
UbugtuMalone bug 32610 in openoffice.org "all untranslated messages imported from OOo are marked as translated" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3261003:19
UbugtuMalone bug 34580 in ia32-libs-gtk "it cannot be installed" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3458003:19
mptkiko, whose job is it to update www.ubuntu.com other than Henrik, who's very busy with other things?03:19
kikohenrik has time to update the website when you ask him for it03:20
kikoand you never reported any problems (or escalated them) before posting that message, which is in bad form03:20
BjornTkiko: because Launchpad Developers are subscribed to bug 3408403:21
UbugtuMalone bug 34084 in ia32-libs-gtk "ia32-libs-gtk can't be installed" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3408403:21
mptWhere do I report them? Bugzilla is closed, and Malone doesn't have an "Ubuntu Web sites" product03:21
kikompt, at least email would be a good start, but you can IRC or email him about setting up a component03:22
Kinnisonstub: ping03:22
kikoBjornT, yeah; is that a special case?03:22
stubKinnison: poong03:22
Kinnisonstub: did you apply a db patch without updating the codebase on drescher?03:23
stubI updated the codebase on drescher03:23
Kinnisonstub: but not the 'current' symlink03:23
Kinnisonstub: arse03:23
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kikompt, as I am doing so in #canonical now.03:23
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stubI recall doing that too03:24
Kinnisonlp_archive@drescher:/srv/launchpad.net/codelines$ ls -l03:24
Kinnisonlrwxrwxrwx   1 lp_archive lp_archive   42 Mar 24 16:52 current -> soyuz-production_20060324+typofix-dsilvers03:24
stubMust have missed hitting enter or something stoopid03:24
Kinnisonnever mind03:24
Kinnisoneasy to fix03:24
kikoenter is a pretty important key!03:24
dokokiko: it's not possible to add another package to an existing bug report. is this by intent?03:24
kikodoko, I believe so; what is the situation, that this bug affects multiple packages03:25
kiko?03:25
BjornTkiko: ah, i think that previously this only happened for comments, they got sent to the duplicate bug's subscribers as well. now also status changes go to the duplicate bug's subscribers.03:25
kikoBjornT, that's great -- but I wonder if it wouldn't be easier just to add the subscribers of the duped bug to the main one. anyway, good work.03:26
BjornTkiko: they should be displayed in the subscriber portlet, but they shouldn't really be added, in case of someone duping the wrong bug and then undupes it.03:28
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kikoBjornT, I see03:28
BjornTkiko: this is specified in https://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/DuplicateBugHandling03:29
dokokiko: a fix needs modifications in two packages; normally I would do that with a meta report, that depnds on two other reports assigned to the single packages.03:29
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seb128hi03:33
kikoBjornT, okay, cool -- yeah, it's a feature03:34
kikodoko, mmmmm03:34
seb128new mail format is really confusing03:34
seb128why did you change it?03:34
kikoseb128, to inconvenience you, of course! :)03:34
seb128seems so :p03:35
kikobradb, BjornT: so we don't allow a bug that has two (ha ha can't say it) things on two different packages?03:35
seb128I can't work with those new mails, I'll have to switch to use the web UI now03:35
kikoseb128, I wonder what part is bothering you in particular03:36
seb128the format03:36
seb128there is no clear separations between categories (comment, settings change, url)03:37
bradbkiko: can't say it? "a bug that's reported in two places".03:37
seb128mails starts about a "*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 20302 ***" which 03:37
UbugtuMalone bug 20302 in control-center "Mute key popup is odd" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2030203:37
seb1281- I don't care about03:37
seb1282- makes harder to figure what the bug is about03:37
seb128you have to parse instead of just read from the top03:37
seb128having the title to the mail content is confusing too03:38
seb128I've already the mail title, it's weird to have to parse what is the new comment and what is a copy of the mail title03:38
bradbkiko: we do, of course, allow a bug to be reported on more than one package. what makes you think otherwise?03:39
seb128not to mention that gratious changes when people are used to something are confusing03:39
kikobradb, the fact that doko is saying it isn't possible.03:39
seb128couldn't that sort of change be discussed first with some rationnal?03:39
kikoseb128, there is a rationale, even though we perhaps didn't discuss it as openly as we could have -- it was in a specification though03:39
bradbkiko: from my reading of what he's saying, he's trying to apply a different workflow he knows from some other system to Malone.03:40
Kinnisonstub,kiko: we'll get the mails from the buildd sequencer until Znarl finishes updating the firewall for the buildds to the new librarian IP03:40
bradbdoko: have you tried adding another package to the same bug report?03:40
kikobradb, no, he's saying he can't have two tasks on different packages for the same bug.03:40
seb128I may have some working habits right03:40
ajmitchbradb: is it possible for bugs to be submitted by mail without GPG-signing now?03:40
seb128what is the point to break people workflow every now and then without discussing it if there is some win to do so?03:41
dokobradb: yes, by replacing the source package in the URL03:41
bradbajmitch: not yet03:41
ajmitchok03:41
stubKinnison: Ahh... fallout from the SSL request.03:41
bradbdoko: you have to use the "Also affects" links on the bug page to add another affected package03:41
kikoseb128, at any rate, we'll tweak the format over this week; the change is actually an improvement in many fronts -- for instance, duplicate bugs now email all the correct parties, and mail notifications are batched in 5-minute windows so you should get less bugspam.03:41
stubKinnison: Unless you can be arsed setting the http_proxy environment variable on them to use the internal proxy.03:42
Kinnisonstub: they probably don't have access to that either03:42
Kinnisonstub:  the buildds are seriously locked down03:42
seb128kiko: cool, but I still think there should be some public discussion before forcing a new formatting over users like that03:43
bradbdoko: does that make sense?03:43
dokobradb: ahh, ok. although the shortcut was nice03:43
seb128kiko: we have enough work without fighting with the tools because you guys change it for random reasons like that03:43
kikoseb128, yeah.03:43
bradbmpt: oh, hm: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/636703:45
UbugtuMalone bug 6367 in grub-installer "IDE enumeration differs between docked and undocked on ThinkPad T42" [Critical,Confirmed]  03:45
kikohow interesting03:45
bradbhow mangled!03:45
kikofile a bug!03:46
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bradbbug 37337, for mpt03:47
UbugtuMalone bug 37337 in malone ""Also Needs Fixing Here" area mangled" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3733703:47
bradbdoko: btw, the "Also Needs Fixing Here" button should work, so if you clicked it and got an error, that's a bug03:48
dokobradb: hmm, I'm blind, where is this button?03:50
bradbdoko: for example: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/636703:51
UbugtuMalone bug 6367 in grub-installer "IDE enumeration differs between docked and undocked on ThinkPad T42" [Critical,Confirmed]  03:51
bradbdoko: it's the button under the sawed-off red div at the top03:52
bradb"Also Needs Fixing Here"03:52
bradbIt is hard to see though03:52
bradbhm, that div seems to be a p, which may be the problem03:54
dokobradb: but not on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/2120403:55
UbugtuMalone bug 21204 in openoffice.org "ooo2 doesnt work with gnome 2.12's clipboard management" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  03:55
bradbdoko: right, because you're viewing the bug in a context where it's already reported03:56
kikobradb, funny how the context is just ignored :)04:00
dokobradb: do I have to understand that?04:01
bradbdoko: no. just use the "Also affects" links if you want to report the bug in another package. :)04:03
dokowaiting for "launchpad in a nutshell" and "launchpad for dummies" ;)04:04
bradbthe bug page I prototyped has a "Report this bug in another Ubuntu package" link but, for now, you have to submit to "Also affects" -> "Distribution"04:04
bradbdoko: i'd rather you not have to read documentation to do what should be simple things in a bug tracker04:06
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ploumHello04:20
ploumJust a question04:21
ploumMust be all "team" useful ?04:21
ploumI just tought about creating a team for my LUG in launchpad04:21
ploumbut it's not really useful for Ubuntu04:21
ploumWhat are the recommandations about this ?04:22
seb128ploum: hi, just approved you for desktop-bugs btw :)04:24
ploumseb128: thanks :-)04:25
seb128thank *you* for the triage work ;)04:25
ploumI was not sure if I could join  bugsquad or desktop-bugs04:25
ploumyou are welcome04:25
bradbploum: Launchpad is not Ubuntu-specific. It probably makes sense to create a team in Launchpad only if you intend for that team to be fix bugs, get bugmail, do translations, write specs, etc. using Launchpad.04:34
ploumbradb: that makes sense, thanks :-)04:35
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seb128bradb: is there any pointer with the rationnal of why you changed the bug mails that way?04:36
bradbseb128: We're on the same page in the book of wonder, but there's a spec, if you're really curious.04:39
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seb128bradb: who decided about it?04:39
bradbseb128: the spec author, i think. :)04:40
bradbhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/MaloneEmailMessages04:40
seb128"#04:41
seb128Created: 2006-02-18 by MarkShuttleworth04:41
seb128"04:41
seb128hum :)04:41
siretartbradb: are there any plans to do something about the requirement for a signature on every bug submission/change?04:42
bradbsiretart: I hope so. kiko, how likely is it that we'll remove the restriction to gpg-sign bugmail for anything other than operations that either toggle the bug privacy flag, or try to operate on private bugs?04:44
siretartthat would be great. 04:46
siretartif this would mean that even bugsubmission could be done anonymous, then we could fix reportbug to report ubuntu bugs in malone04:47
bradbGetting reportbug and bug-buddy to work would seriously rock, though anonymous bug reporting (or figuring out how else these tools will report bugs to Malone) will require more thought.04:48
siretartI see04:49
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siretartcan launchpad handle svn branches as well? I'd like to have a package svn repo imported/accesible via bzr as well05:12
SteveAsiretart: ddaa works on the systems that import code from svn, and makes it available as bzr branches. 05:22
SteveAplease send a message to launchpad-users about what you want, and cc ddaa on it05:22
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siretartSteveA: ok. will do05:27
SteveAthanks!05:27
BjornTkiko, SteveA: anyone available for a small review?05:47
SteveAhi BjornT 05:50
SteveAi can do it05:50
BjornTSteveA: thanks. https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/filetQKN6g.html05:50
BjornTSteveA: it's fixing an assertion that send-bug-notifications.py triggered05:51
kikoI am05:52
SteveA             if notification.is_comment:05:55
SteveA                 if has_comment:05:55
SteveA                     yield construct_email_notification(notifications_to_send)05:55
SteveA                     notifications_to_send = [] 05:55
SteveA                 has_comment = True05:55
SteveA05:55
SteveAthat may be a little simpler05:55
SteveAwhat say you?05:55
SteveAyou could even put the has_comment = True in an else05:55
SteveAto make it clear that this is set only once05:56
BjornTSteveA: yeah, that's clearer, i'll change it.05:56
SteveAr=me05:57
BjornTthanks05:58
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SteveABjornT: i'm not sure about the name has_comment now though05:58
SteveAit is not used for a universally true "this notification has a comment" but rather it means "have we seen a comment yet?"05:59
SteveAperhaps a name that reflects that would make the code clearer05:59
BjornTSteveA: actually, it is used as "this notification has a comment." maybe i should rewrite it to make it clearer, and add back the has_comment = False statement.06:02
SteveAah, okay06:02
SteveAin that case, i'd do06:02
SteveA  if notification.is_comment: has_comment = True06:02
SteveA  if has_comment:06:02
SteveA   whatever06:02
SteveAthat keeps it simpler06:03
BjornTit's not that simple though. if we have [change, comment, change] , only one notification should be sent.06:05
SteveAi see06:05
SteveAi guess i'd need to see the wider context than that diff06:05
SteveAanyway, i'm sure you'll make it as simple as it can get :-)06:06
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carloswill be back in less than one hour06:25
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=stevea]  fix a bug which caused send-bug-notifications.py to trigger an assertion. (r3362: Bjorn Tillenius)06:57
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kikothanks BjornT 07:27
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LeeJunFanAnyone here in charge of ubuntu mirrors know that the mirrors lack the Packages files, the .gz and .bz2 are there, but not plaintext.08:07
kikoI think that was a voluntary change. Right Kinnison, elmo?08:09
LeeJunFankiko: it breaks debmirrors ability to make mirrors. :(08:10
kikoreally?08:11
LeeJunFankiko: yeah, debmirror wants the plaintext version.08:11
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SurakHello08:21
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sabdflhi Surak08:25
KurtKrautHow is able to close tickets/change status at the 'Support' session in Launchpad ?08:26
SurakOne question. There are three different "portuguese" languages available in rosetta. pt_PT, pt_BR and just pt. What intrigues me is this 'pt' one. It says that there are 182694 translatable items and 182139 already translated. However, it has only one template added there - kaffeine (which is fully translated).08:28
mdkeSurak, you should ignore that one08:29
KurtKrautWho is able to close tickets/change status at the 'Support' session in Launchpad ?08:29
Surakmdke: I do, even because there's nothing that can be done with it. I was just curious about it.08:30
mdkeSurak, its presence is due to a bug in rosetta08:30
SurakAnother question. Currently I translate for ubuntu in rosetta, and translate for fedora using manual processes. Being member of the pt_BR Fedora translation team, I proposed that we use rosetta for Fedora also. The team accepted. I already registered a project in launchpad, but I'm a little lost about what to do next to set up fedora's packages for translation.08:32
SurakAre these steps correct? Create a project, create then a branch and... ?08:34
mdkethat's rather complicated.08:36
SurakOh! another question. I read Jane's email today. Kamion reports that espresso is in rosetta already. It doesn't appear in pt_BR, though.08:36
mdkeyou should email the mailing list about the fedora thing08:36
mdkeyeah, I don't see espresso either, another email to the list08:37
Surakmdke: I currently have r/w access to the fedora cvs. What I would like to know is how are those thing integrated. Can launchpad access the fedora's cvs automatically and sync the translations or is it up to me to manually download the PO files and upload them to fedora cvs?08:38
mdkeSurak, the process will be more complicated: it's likely a new distribution will have to be created, etc08:39
Surakmdke: ok. This can be done by me or is someone from launchpad required to perform this? Remember, this is intended to be used for pt_BR only.08:41
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mdkeyeah. you'll need a launchpad developer to answer your question, I don't know. best to email the list08:42
Surakhum. "Translate your favorite distro using launchpad HOWTO" returned zero results in google ;-)08:43
mdkeheh08:44
matsubaraSurak: you can ask carlos or jordi about that.08:50
carlosSurak: mdke: pt_BR is for Brazilian Portuguese08:51
carlospt is for Portuguese from Portugal08:51
carlospt_PT should disappear 08:51
carlosat least that's what the Portuguese people asked08:52
KurtKrautthis is a mistake. It makes looks like there is a official or better Portuguese, and the other ones are 'copies' 08:53
KurtKrautEach portuguese 'version', even pt_PT, pt_BR and others are evolving alone. They should be treated as separeted languages08:54
Surakmdke: thanks. Is there a specific mailing list for that? I could not find any launchpad-related at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/lists08:54
Surakcarlos: how are the locales handled? I assume pt_PT is for portugal, isn't it?08:55
carlosSurak: yes08:55
carlosSurak: but pt also works08:55
carlosfor all pt_* locales08:55
carlosKurtKraut: well, we do what translation teams ask, we can only suggest08:56
carlosand most portuguese from portugal translations (outside Ubuntu) are using the 'pt' locale08:57
Surakcarlos: the argument from KurtKraut is valid. this assumes that a non-translated string from pt_BR can be brought from pt by inheritance, or fallback. Is something like that?08:57
carlosSurak: yes08:57
KurtKrautit will crack up locales.08:57
KurtKrautMany computer related terms are pretty understandable between diferent 'versions' of portuguese.08:58
carlosKurtKraut: I'm aware of all those issues, we have people from Brazil in our team08:58
carlosbut as you should understand, we cannot move the whole locale just for Ubuntu08:59
carlosthat's something that should be done by upstream08:59
carloswe can fix it if the amount of files is low08:59
KurtKrauthow this discussion started in Ubuntu could be brought to uptstream in order to fix it ?08:59
KurtKrautbecause, as the times goes by, it will became a mess :P09:00
carlosbut if it's high... as is the case with 'pt'... we cannot fix it easily without doing the translation merge from upstream really hard.09:00
carlosKurtKraut: talk with GNOME and KDE translation teams09:01
carlosthey have the higher number of pt.po files09:01
KurtKrautcarlos, ok09:01
SurakKurtKraut: the case is that portuguese is THEIR language. They are very fond of it. That's why computer terms brazilians doesn't even bother to translate (think mouse for instance) have all their own portuguese terms in pt_PT.09:02
KurtKrautSurak, portuguese is OUR, not theirs. Despite our grammar is fully based on their language, these languages are evolving alone, mainly when dealing with techy terms such as 'mouse'.09:03
carlosWTF... my ISP banned l10n-status.gnome.org page.... they say it has forbidden contents... the parental control...09:04
LarstiQcarlos: eek09:05
KurtKrautcarlos, wow... crazy thing :P09:05
Surakmdke: what is the correct mailing list to discuss the the project I propose?09:05
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Surakcarlos: were you here when I was talking with mdke?09:06
Surakg/were/was (i never know)09:07
carlosSurak: 'were'09:07
carlosSurak: yes, just saw your request about importing Fedora09:07
carlosand expresso09:07
carlosexpresso is part of the Debian installer09:07
carlosso you should translate the Debian installer to get expresso transalted too09:08
carlosabout Fedora...09:08
carlosSurak: our policy says that we should not import it09:08
carlosunless the whole Fedora translation team accepts to use it or sync translations09:09
carlosI guess we could do something using our translation team infrastructure 09:09
carlosallowing only translations from your team or any other team that want to use Rosetta...09:09
carlosalso, there is another problem to solve, the sync from Fedora's CVS into Rosetta...09:10
carloswe have some work done to import GNOME's CVS into Rosetta but it's not finished09:10
carlosso we cannot do it automatically atm09:10
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Fix bug 28698 ("Fix committed" bugs are treated as "resolved" bugs) (r3363: Brad Bollenbach)09:12
Surakcarlos: where do I see about this policy?09:12
carlosSurak: you should read the FAQ page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RosettaFAQ09:14
carlosthe policy is at https://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/RosettaNewImportPolicy09:14
Surakcarlos: thanks. I will read them carefully and come back to talk about it. 09:18
kikogood work bradb09:18
SteveASurak: the main thing is that there needs to be some kind of a communication with the people who write and maintain the software.09:19
carlosSurak: sure, if I'm not around, jordi can help you too09:19
SteveAthis can be that they decide to use rosetta as their main place for doing translation, or it can be that someone agrees to take translation data from rosetta, and incorporate it into their ongoing work on the software09:20
SteveAon a regular basis09:20
SurakSteveA: actually I am one of those responsible for the pt_BR translation. The team has already agreed that rosetta is the place we aim to put every pt_BR translations.09:20
kikoSurak, SteveA is talking about the people who write /the software/09:21
kikothey need to actively work with Rosetta to feed in and pull out updates09:21
SteveASurak: do you have rights to check into the fedora CVS?09:23
Surakkiko: in what level? we can be talking about the redhat people or upstream. ie gnome.09:23
SurakSteavA: yes09:23
Surakops: SteveA.09:24
SteveAthen that is fine, i think.  if you make a commitment to regularly pull work done in rosetta into the CVS, that will make sure that people's translations will be used somewhere.09:24
SteveAwhat do you think carlos and kiko?09:24
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carlosSteveA: I need to check somethings first09:28
kikothat's the way to go, I believe09:28
SteveASurak: we'll have a think about how to do this, and get back to you09:28
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SurakSteveA: ok. While this happens, I will keep up in touch with the rest of fedora pt_BR people, and read the links carlos just sent me. Thanks all for your attention.09:30
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matsubaradoes anybody know what happened to staging?10:26
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SteveAthe main thread isn't dispatching to application threads10:31
SteveAZnarl or elmo: I want to get a package installed on staging so that i can diagnose why staging has hung10:33
SteveAmatsubara: do you need staging to be working right away, or can i try to diagnose the problem while it is hung?10:34
matsubaraSteveA: nothing urgent. go ahead with the diagnosis. thanks10:35
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matsubaraSteveA: fwiw, it's been like that for awhile.10:36
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SteveAthanks elmo10:38
SteveAmatsubara: i'm wondering whether to leave staging hung for the next couple of hours, until lifeless is around10:58
SteveAi can't get his instructions on getting a python backtrace to work properly10:58
matsubaraSteveA: no problem for me. I'm already working in other things. 10:59
matsubaracarlos: is there a bug open for OOPS-87A300 ?10:59
Ubugtuhttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/87A30010:59
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carlosmatsubara: yes, kiko filed one some months ago10:59
carloslet me look for it...11:00
carlosmpt_: https://launchpad.net/products/rosetta/+bugs11:01
carloswe have overflow there even with the two columns layout11:01
carlosmatsubara: I don't find the bug report... so perhaps it was never filed...11:04
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carlossee you later11:05
matsubaracarlos: bug 289811:05
UbugtuMalone bug 2898 in rosetta "Adding the same potemplate twice causes system error" [Minor,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/289811:05
matsubarahmm11:05
carlosmatsubara: yeah, that one11:05
matsubaraactually it's not that one.11:05
carloshmm, well, it sounds like it11:06
carlosbut no, it's not that one...11:06
carlosperhaps that's why I was confused about having it already...11:06
carlossee you later11:06
matsubarano problem, I'll file a new one11:06
matsubarasee ya11:06
matsubarahave a nice dinner11:06
carlosmatsubara: ok, thank you!11:06
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SteveAlifeless: i've left staging's web app server in a hung state, for you to try to debug.  you have mail about it.11:18
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lifelessmoin moin11:41
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ajmitchhi11:41
tsenghi.11:41
tsengi dont have that bugmail yet11:42
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lifelessajmitch: whatsup ?11:50
ajmitchjust running into malone problems again11:52
ajmitchapart from that, not a lot :)11:53
kbrookshow do i get ALL (every single) bug ever filed in a project?11:57
lifelessprobably via the advanced search11:57
kbrooksi click on "all bugs ever reported" - no workie11:58
lifelesshmm, I'm in the middle of something right now, perhaps you could file a bug? or perhaps mpt__ or spiv are around and can comment..11:58
ajmitchthat bug is known, you have to use advanced search for now11:58
kbrooksi uncheck everything in advanced search and it doesnt work11:59
ajmitchyou need to select all the statuses, I think11:59
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