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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=kiko]  Fix bug 35945 (Duplicate of bug links to $current_package/$bug_number) (r3458: Brad Bollenbach)12:06
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bradbBjornT: ping12:31
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: Fix broken traversal in TicketSetNavigation (OOPS-100D166) r=kiko (r3459: Diogo Matsubara)12:46
bradbkiko: so, bugtask dates, any final decision?12:57
bradb!!!12:57
kiko-zzzwhere is that email, but yes12:58
kiko-zzzI am inclined to using transitionToStatus because it makes it a lot clearer that the method can have side-effects12:58
kiko-zzzand also because it increases greppability world-wide12:59
kiko-zzzare you violently opposed to it?12:59
kiko-zzzbradb?12:59
bradbkiko-zzz: Not violently, just that it creates a lot more work, with little ROI IMHO.12:59
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kiko-zzzbradb, is it a /lot/ more work?01:00
bradbquite a bit yeah, that's quite a lot of callsites to change01:00
kiko-zzzreally? I would have sworn at most 301:00
kiko-zzzyou can probably find out by making status read-only and then running the suite overnight01:01
bradblots more than three, plus all the tests01:01
kiko-zzzI think it's worth the effort if we are making it clearer /who/ sets status01:01
kiko-zzzwhich is such an important change01:01
kiko-zzz(I don't think that we should set the status from a lot more than 3 places, if you see what I mean)01:02
bradbkiko-zzz: so, you're saying we'd have a method to set the status, but access it as a prop?01:02
kiko-zzzbradb, yes.01:03
kiko-zzzthat's my idea, anyway01:03
bradbthat would break somewhat fewer things, i guess01:03
kiko-zzzthat's what I thought myself01:03
kiko-zzzworth a try?01:03
bradbsure, worth a try01:03
kiko-zzzokay, cool. thanks for keeping the faith (and sorry for @#!@ taking so long)01:04
bradbno worries :)01:04
kiko-zzzI'm rolling out01:04
kiko-zzzyou guys take it easy but not TOO easy01:04
bradblater dude01:05
kiko-zzz(I have some cool JS fixes for sorting in my tree, yay)01:05
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carlosnight!!01:48
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raphinkhi there03:24
raphinkjust got OOPS-102A10 if someone could look it up :)03:24
Ubugtuhttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/102A1003:24
raphinkjust as I was registering a branch for a project03:24
jameshraphink: I'll be able to look it up in 5-10 minutes03:24
raphinkok03:25
raphinki'll probably be bedded then03:25
raphinkthanks for having a look though :)03:25
jameshraphink: the reports get collected from the app servers by a regular cron job, which is why I can't check immediately03:25
raphink|ZzzZah ok :)03:25
raphink|ZzzZI'll try to remember that ;)03:25
raphink|ZzzZmakes sense03:26
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mpt_Goooooooood afternoon Launchpadders!04:12
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Pause before running createdb to ensure that all connections to template database have had a chance to drop (r3460: Stuart Bishop)05:05
stubHeh... this is the *third* time I've worked with a web designer who used OS X and the second time they have ripped of the OS X striped look ;)05:10
mpt__stub, that wasn't my choice, and Mark has given me permission to change it back to Launchpad blue05:24
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stub:-)05:24
mptunless it was Mark you were referring to in the first place :-)05:25
stubIsn't that Plone blue?05:25
stubOh... I remember now... 05:25
stubOriginal was plone.css with the primary colour changed05:26
spivInterestingly, I see lots of jumping around in launchpad page rendering on staging, as the page renders the breadcrumbs first as a bulleted list, then applies the style to put them on one fancy line.05:27
mptno module named pytz, eh05:27
mptspiv, yes, that's the JavaScript applying style to the list after the page loads05:27
spivmpt: ick :(05:28
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mptstub, chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel/sqlos/ doesn't appear to contain a .bzr/ directory06:14
mptchinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel/sqlos/3.0/, rather06:14
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mptcrud06:18
mpt<mpt> stub, chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel/sqlos/3.0/ doesn't appear to contain a .bzr/ directory06:19
mptoh, he's gone06:19
spivmpt /home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel-built/launchpad/sourcecode/sqlos has one, though.06:22
spivmpt: Also, I think you want chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel/sqlos/3.0/test06:22
spivlifeless: Did you see my mail about the buildbot merge?  Aside from the bzrtools test failure not being related to my changes that I can see, the bzr and bzrtools tests in a clean rocketfuel tree don't pass for me locally anyway.06:25
lifelessspiv: meep06:39
lifelessspiv: yes I saw06:39
lifelessspiv: juggling time06:39
lifelessthat is, I have too few cycles for the days06:40
lifelessspiv: remember how we were trying to get the sourcecode/make check to pass ?06:41
spivlifeless: Understood, I see how active you are on #bzr as the 0.8 deadline approaches.  Just wanted to be sure it was on your radar.06:41
lifelessspiv: I think thats where you should focus.06:41
spivlifeless: Indeed.  This is part of that effort.06:41
lifelessspiv: so lets do this. email me direct the tests that are failing and tracebacks, from the first thing failing in sourcecode when you do make check.06:42
lifelesscheck your pythonpath etc are correct too when doing this.06:42
spivI've been double-checking those things :)06:42
lifelessI will shoot back direct to you my intuition on each.06:42
spivSounds good.  Thanks!06:42
lifelessdont cc launchpad unless you feel a strong urge too, this is just a high latency irc session06:43
spivOk.06:43
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spivmpt: I think you want chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/rocketfuel/sqlos/3.0/test07:25
mptspiv, thanks, I figured that out :-)07:26
mpthowever, I have another problem now07:26
mptafter updating zope, sqlos, and launchpad, I get an error07:26
mptwhen I make schema07:26
mpt    from pytz import utc07:26
mptImportError: No module named pytz07:26
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mptThis happens in only one of my branches07:27
mptShould I pastebin the full error?07:29
spivmpt: yeah, that'd be good.07:29
spivmpt: Also, check that you have sourcecode/pytz, and a lib/pytz symlink.07:30
mptaha, the pytz symlink is broken07:32
mptit's pointing at ../sourcecode/zope/src/pytz07:32
mptso it should point at ../sourcecode/pytz07:32
spivHmm, you should have ../sourcecode/zope/src/pytz07:33
spivAlthough I don't know why we have both.07:33
mptBTrees      docutils          tags           z3checkins  ZEO       zope07:33
mptbuddydemo   persistent        ThreadedAsync  ZConfig     ZODB      zwiki07:33
mptbugtracker  RestrictedPython  transaction    zdaemon     zodbcode07:33
mptThat's all that's in ../sourcecode/zope/src/07:33
spivThere's a bunch of stuff missing... is your sourcecode/zope up to date in that tree?07:34
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mptyow, xchat-gnome needs a bit of design work07:36
mptah, I think I forgot the "bzr revert" step last time :-)07:38
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=BjornT]  Makes every line editable in a bug's 'Affects' table, rather than just that of the current context. Removes the expanders (fixing bug 37299), as requested by Mark. (r3461: Matthew Paul Thomas)07:40
mptspiv, thanks, that's working -- should I report a bug that we have two copies of pytz?07:42
spivmpt: probably, although I think stub & lifeless are aware of it.07:43
stubmpt: You can delete the one in sourcecode/pytz. But leaving it there won't do any harm.07:44
mptok07:44
stubmpt: The pytz symlink should point to sourcecode/zope/src/pytz btw.07:45
mptyes, it does, ta07:46
Keybukstupid question08:19
Keybukwhere does Launchpad's UI hide the changelog of a given upload?08:19
lifelesschangelogs are for ^W^W^W lets poke08:20
Keybukaha! found it08:20
Keybukit's helpfully in the portlet for the source package08:20
Keybuknot the version you wanted08:20
lifelessspiv: ping08:31
spivlifeless: pong08:32
lifeless1;1m    cleanup errors                                           [31;1m[ERROR] 08:32
lifelessis that an error ?08:32
lifelessI'm not sure what the 'no tracebacks' thing is about, can you clarify ?08:32
spivlifeless: Hmm, currently just a warning, but yes, I'll fix that.08:33
spivlifeless: The bzr failures.08:33
spivlifeless: e.g.08:33
spivbzrlib.plugins.bzrtools.baz_import.add_dir                        FAIL    27ms08:33
spivbzrlib.plugins.bzrtools.baz_import.add_file                       FAIL    22ms08:33
stubpretty please turn off colour output in trial ;)08:33
spivOk, so I know they're failing.  But I can't find a way to see tracebacks?08:33
lifelessspiv: so, I was expecting you to trim the output, so I don't get confused.08:33
spivlifeless: RIght, I know -- but I was expecting to get tracebacks ;)08:34
lifelesstracebacks should have happened there08:34
lifelesswhat patch from the list are you talking about ?08:34
spivI should have explicitly mentioned that I gave the full log because it unexpectedly seems to be truncated.08:34
spivlifeless: "[REVIEW]  PRoposed fix (Re: post-test failures in bzr.dev)"08:35
lifelessoh right, that.08:35
lifelessthat wont interfere with tracebacks08:35
spivlifeless: The branch there has a one-liner fix that seems to suppress the ugly logging tracebacks, but doesn't affect the presence or absence of the tracebacks I want to see :/08:36
lifelessMakefile looks faulty08:36
lifelessthis is what check: should look ike:08:36
lifelesscheck: ./bzr selftest $(tests) @echo "Running all tests with no locale." LC_CTYPE= LANG=C LC_ALL= ./bzr selftest $(tests)08:36
lifelessmeh08:36
lifelesscheck:08:36
lifeless        ./bzr selftest $(tests)08:36
lifeless        @echo "Running all tests with no locale."08:36
lifeless        LC_CTYPE= LANG=C LC_ALL= ./bzr selftest $(tests)08:36
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spivlifeless: That's what it is in rocketfuel, but it gives no tracebacks.08:37
lifelessok. please use that when doing 'make check' still08:37
lifelessnow,08:37
lifelesscd to the bzr dir08:37
spivOk.  I added -v to give your intuition more to work with :)08:38
lifeless(no pythonpath set)08:38
lifeless./bzr selftest test_two_branches08:38
lifelesssee what that does08:38
lifelessI got confused, because there is no selftest target in Makefile08:38
spivbzr: ERROR: bzrlib.plugins.bzrtools.errors.NoPyBaz: PyBaz is not installed.08:38
lifelessPYTHONPATH=../../lib ./bzr selftest test_two_branches08:39
spiv(I don't have a system pybaz, just rocketfuel ones)08:39
spivAh, now that looks more useful:08:39
spivhttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileCsEJue.html08:40
spivi.e. it appears I don't have baz installed.08:40
spivHaving tracebacks helps :)08:40
spivOr the wrong baz, perhaps...08:40
spivlifeless: Ok, it's now happy (if noisy) after installing bazaar.08:42
lifelessdid you have baz installed ?08:42
lifelessisn't bazaar still listed as a launchpad-dep ?08:42
spivlifeless: Apparently not...08:42
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lifelesshow embarassing08:42
spivNope.08:43
spivIt suggests a python2.4-bazaar package that doesn't exist, though ;)08:43
spivOk, down to two bzr failures, I'll poke a bit more and let you know if I need more help.08:47
spivI seem to be getting tracebacks now.08:47
lifelessok08:48
spiv(the failures are test_sftp_server_modes and test_cscvs_conversion, the latter of which is what pqm rejects because of, so it appears I can reproduce now, hooray!)08:48
lifelessI think it is a defect in pybaz08:48
lifelesssweet08:48
lifelessI'll ring you in a bit08:48
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spivlifeless: Ok, and I see the exact same bzr failures in pristine rocketfuel tree, so the test_cscvs_conversion bug doesn't seem to be mine.08:53
lifelessI suspect its a regression08:54
lifelesspossibly mangled a bunch of the bzr trees we've been making as a result. MEH.08:54
spivIn cscvs?08:54
lifelessanyhow, check bzrlib/commit.py and bzrlib/workingtree.py08:54
lifelessthe 'branch nick' stuff should be able to be turned off08:55
lifelessthats what that test does08:55
lifelessif it can't be, then the code to turn it off is in the history - check the log and reapply the patch08:55
spivCool, thanks.  And if I fix this, I should fire off a merge to rocketfuel?08:57
lifelessyes.08:59
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mptspiv, got time to review a 9-line diff?09:05
spivmpt: Ok.09:05
mptspiv, https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileut1hiP.html09:05
mptThe important part is the added brackets :-)09:06
spivmpt: The "- </div>" looks suspicious.09:06
mpttrue, but it was unmatched09:07
mptI don't understand why it wasn't crashing before09:07
spivmpt: Looks fine.  r=spiv09:07
mptthanks09:07
spivmpt: Although,09:08
spivmpt: I really should insist on a test :)09:08
mptyeah, that's why I asked for a review, otherwise I would have trivial-ed it09:08
mpt:-)09:08
mptThere's no applicable sampledata to test09:08
mptI'm going to report a bug asking for such sampledata, is that reasonable?09:09
mptoh!09:10
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spivmpt: Well, if you promise to bug carlos or someone to make you that sampledata so you can add a page test ASAP, I'm ok with that.  Also, make up your mind on that div ;)09:15
mptyeah, I've put it back09:18
mptit was bad indenting09:18
mptbut the page loaded fine without the </div>, which is spooky09:18
mptthanks for the review09:22
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carlosmorning09:25
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mptcarlos!09:27
mptgood morning09:27
carlosmpt: hi, how's going?09:27
mptcarlos, I'm supposed to pester you about bug 3925209:27
UbugtuMalone bug 39252 in rosetta "Sampledata contains no templates related by source" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3925209:27
sivangmorning all09:28
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carlosmpt: In those cases, I add the potemplate creation to the test09:31
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carlosmpt: hi09:51
carlosare you back? ;-)09:51
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smurfIs there a way to notify all members of a team?09:52
mptcarlos, yes09:59
carlosmpt: In those cases, I add the potemplate creation to the test09:59
mptsmurf, Launchpad doesn't do mailing lists, if that's what you mean09:59
carlosmpt: if it's a pagetest is more complicate andthus I think you could just add a new row to the potemplate table10:00
carlosyou don't need anything else10:00
smurfmpt: but it does have a notification email address and says that if you leave that blank it'll mail every team member10:00
carlosit will be an empty .pot file and will appear in your UI10:00
mptcarlos, this bug wouldn't have been caught by a doctest10:00
carlosjust like /products/evolution/main/+pots/evolution-2.2-test10:00
mptit was bad logic in the template10:00
carlosmpt: that's why I'm talking about adding a single row to the sample data10:01
mptsmurf, well, "notify all members of a team" about what, exactly?10:01
carlosmpt: anyway, you can create potemplates from pagetests too, but I guess it's more complicate to follow that test10:01
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smurfin this case it's the german translators team and there's a few web pages to do which we need people for10:02
carlossmurf: we use it to notify about internal things on launchpad10:02
carlossmurf: we don't have a way to use it to send news to all members10:02
smurfis there any way to get the list of email addresses?10:02
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mptMaybe we should show that on the team members page if you're an admin10:03
mptlist the e-mail addresses along with the names10:04
mpthmm10:04
smurfgood idea10:04
smurfin the meantime, can one of you do a quick SQL command for it, pretty please?10:04
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dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=spiv]  Fixes bug 38102 (Template page lists related templates, then tells me there are none) (r3462: Matthew Paul Thomas)10:05
carlosmpt: is that the confirmation URL after creating a new account?10:06
mptcarlos, yes, the one that asks you for your name and password and other details10:07
mptthe process is tested in the foaf/00 test10:07
carlosmpt: I guess the only way to mix doc tests with pagetests10:07
carlosmpt: so you are able to inspect the mail queue and get the generated token10:08
carlosif there is already a test, what do you need?10:08
mptI want to view the page myself!10:08
mptIt's been at least a year since I last saw it :-)10:09
mptIt probably needs tidying up10:09
mptand I want to fix bug 327310:09
UbugtuMalone bug 3273 in launchpad "Signup language" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/327310:09
mpt"Email from bounces@canonical.com to foobarino@baz.com.br being redirected to root@localhost"10:11
mptthen what...10:11
carlosmpt: read the root mailbox10:12
carlosin your local computer10:12
mptI guessed that much :-)10:12
mptah, it's being redirected to mpt@localhost10:13
smurfOK, displaying the email addresses is bug 3926010:20
UbugtuMalone bug 39260 in launchpad "Extract team members' email addresses" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3926010:21
mdkesmurf, i think a mailing list for a translator team is good practice, however10:22
smurfthat's what I want to set up :-)10:22
mdkejdub gives them out on the ubuntu mailman installation10:23
mdkeor we use freelists, for the italian team10:23
smurfme that's not  problem, the problem is that I don't have a list of addresses for the existing team, and launchpad doesn't even displa email addresses when I click on the members individually10:24
mdkehow odd10:25
smurfthus I'd *really* appreciate if somebody could extract the member emails from https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-l10n-de/, and mail them to me10:25
mdkeit does for me10:25
mdkefor example, https://launchpad.net/people/bugman has a preferred email address and a confirmed email address10:26
smurf?? I don't see them10:26
smurf*grumble*10:26
mdkebottom left10:26
mdkehttps://launchpad.net/people/armin-ronacher has them too10:26
mdkei see em for all the -de people I've clicked so far10:27
smurfbah, I'm blind10:27
smurfnever mind... still a lot of clicks :-/10:27
mdkeyes10:28
mdkemake a mailing list, get everyone to sign up, set it as team contact address, I'd say10:29
stubsmurf: I  can generate that list for you. Do you just want email address, or DisplayName <emailaddress>  or something similar?10:37
smurfstub: thanks! just the emails would be fine10:38
stubsmurf: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileZrlxGg.html10:40
smurfstub: I dono't have an account on chinstrap10:41
stubok. I'll email it.10:41
smurfthx!10:41
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BjornTstub: what's the policy for bug fixes in our zope3 branch? bradb ran into http://www.zope.org/Collectors/Zope3-dev/448, and I have a patch that fixes it, but it's not good enough to go into the upstream svn.10:50
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stubBjornT: We don't have a policy yet. If I was to make one up on the spot, I would say that any patches that cannot also be applied simultaneously to upstream need an open bug report created detailing the particular commit so it can be reversed when we have a real patch available.10:52
stubSo land it and open a bug saying we need to fix this upstream.10:53
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stubI don't know if anyone has pqm access to land zope/3.2 patches - I suspect nobody atm.10:54
BjornTstub: ok, can you do a quick review of the patch? https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileNoconx.html10:54
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stubBjornT: looks fine. Why isn't this suitable for upstream btw? Does it only fix the case that is biting us atm?10:57
stubI can land it now (bypassing pqm) if it is blocking anything10:58
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stubI would say if it improves the situation and doesn't break tests it could go in (?)10:59
BjornTstub: well, i guess it would be suitable for upstream. what bothers me is that it's a hack to workaround another bug (_getFormValue() not returning a string), which requires more testing. but what i can do is to file a new bug about that issue and send this patch upstream, it does fix the bug.11:01
stubRight. But fixing things properly might be difficult and require deprecations - changing the return type of _getFormValue() could cause nasty breakage.11:03
stub(If indeed it *is* supposed to return a string rather than an object...)11:04
stub(last time I looked docstrings and comments were all rather sparse leaving me to guess authors intentions)11:05
BjornTyeah i know, that's why i didn't want to do that. the documentation indicates that it should return a string, but i would guess a lot of code depends on the actual object being returned... and we have a few XXXs questioning why we sometimes get a string and sometimes and object which should be related to this.11:06
ddaajamesh: ping11:08
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seb128hi11:14
seb128carlos: around?11:14
carlosseb128: hi, yes11:14
seb128carlos: how could I add some admins to the ubuntu-l10n-fr team?11:15
carlosseb128: edit them and set the admin flag 11:15
seb128ah, right, thank you11:15
ddaacarlos: don't you think that's a bit of reverse logic?11:16
carlosddaa: ?11:16
ddaalooks like seb128 though of "adding an admin" as a team operation11:16
ddaaand did not try to edit the "team membership"11:16
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carlosddaa: well, you first have a member, and then, promote it as an admin...11:16
ddaawell, the "team membership" concept itself is a bit obscure11:17
carlosddaa: It makes more sense that workflow that adding an admin directly....11:17
ddaacarlos: adding a member is a team operation right?11:17
carloss/that/than/11:17
carlosddaa: yes11:17
ddaacarlos: why would giving admin priv to a member be something else than a team operation?11:18
carlosddaa: I don't follow you11:18
ddaaATM it is a "team membership" operation, right?11:18
ddaai.e. operation on the association between a team and a person11:19
carlosddaa: you edit a person membership options inside that team and you can disable, promote to admin or add an expiration date... I think all those are the same kind of operations11:19
carlosand activate/reactivate its membership (I forgot it)11:19
ddaaI was suggeting that maybe, giving admin privs would be better moved up to the team level 11:20
ddaain terms of intuitiveness11:20
ddaacarlos: do you often get the sort of question seb128 asked?11:20
carlosI don't think it's more intituitive the way you suggest it...11:20
carlosddaa: no, first time I get it11:21
ddaadisregard then11:21
ddaaI tend to think that this sort of question is often a good hint that something is not as good as it could be, but there's always some noise in the signal.11:22
carlosddaa: anyway, I guess you should ask salgado as he's on charge of that part of launchpad, I suppose he gets more questions about team management than I do11:22
ddaaI'd expect not, since people rather ask to the contact for the specific application they are interested in11:23
ddaaor their local community contact11:23
carlosddaa: then, I got only one request since we started with Rosetta :-)11:28
carlosit's not significative at all :-P11:28
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mdke_jordi, any idea where I can find an authoritative list of country codes for locales? Is gl_ES a valid locale?12:18
mdke_(shouldn't it be es_GL?)12:18
BjornTstub: could you pull upstream r66880 (trunk) or r66879 (3.2 branch) into our zope3 branch?12:31
stubBjornT: Got a diff handy?12:32
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carlosmdke_: why are you getting translations for gl_ES like locales?12:35
carlosmdke_: it should be just 'gl'12:36
BjornTstub: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileIVQDmg.html12:36
carlosmdke_: and create links to it if you need the country code for firefox12:36
stubBjornT: Ta.12:36
carlosmdke_: we got the initial list for Rosetta from /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED12:37
uwsmdke_: What about ISO?12:37
carlosmdke_: but there are more than the ones there12:37
carlosuws: I don't know about any ISO standard that defines which languages are spoken in which countries12:37
carlosis there one?12:38
uwshmmm12:38
uwsISO 639 has only abbrev. I think12:38
uwsISO 639 Language Codes (Obsolete)   :s12:38
uwshttp://www.w3.org/International/  might be better, mdke_ 12:38
mdke_carlos, someone sent it for me for the firefox start page.12:40
mdke_uws, will look, thanks12:40
uwsmdke_: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html  is what you're looking for12:41
carlosmdke_: ask them to use a common language where possible, please12:41
uwscarlos: But most of the times there's no need to differentiate between 2 variants12:41
uwsehm12:41
mdke_fine12:41
uws2 locations of the same language12:41
uwsen_US and en_GB are an exception ;)12:41
carlosuws: that's what I'm asking for ;-)12:41
uwseg. nl_NL and nl_BE are just the same12:42
carlosuws: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html is not valid for what mdke_ asked or I misunderstood his request...12:42
carlosuws: that's the list of locales, but you don't have the country information for those locales12:42
uwsI doubt there is one that might be called "Authorative"12:43
mdke_carlos, for some reason, a lot of the firefox locales seem to have these two components12:44
mdke_nb_NO, nl_NL, pa_IN, ro_RO, he_IL etc etc12:45
uwsThat's just plain stupid in most cases12:45
carlosuws: I don't think it exists either12:45
mdke_even where there is no separate translation for the "mother" locale12:45
uwsSome countries don't have 1 locale, eg. Belgium is bilingual12:46
carlosmdke_: that's broken on their side, that doesn't mean we should be broken too12:46
uwssame for canada (at least some parts)12:46
carlosuws: ?12:46
mdke_carlos, well, it does, because the firefox homepage translation can only be displayed if there is an existing firefox localisation12:46
carlosuws: dude, I'm not talking about just 1 language per country, but for the list that says that ca_ES and es_ES is correct but fr_ES is incorrect12:47
mdke_sounds to me like someone needs to file a pretty major bug on mozilla-firefox-locales-all12:47
uwscarlos: There is none I think12:47
carlosmdke_: what I'm suggesting is to use the language code to store the translation and add links to workaround that bug on firefox if it behaves that way...12:47
carlosso you have es.html and es_ES.html, es_MX.html, etc... as links to es.html12:48
mdke_sure, i can do that12:49
mdke_but es_MX uses won't see spanish, they'll see english12:49
mdke_because there is no "es" localisation for firefox12:49
mdke_only es_ES and es_AU12:49
mdke_s/AU/AR12:50
carlosmdke_: are you 100% sure?12:50
mdke_no, but that is what I've been told12:50
carlosI cannot believe that Mozilla is so broken!12:50
jordithat's quite possible, yes12:51
jordihi12:51
mdke_it might just be our way of doing locales, rather than upstream12:51
carlosjordi: we should ask mark for a sprint to gettextize firefox :-P12:52
mdke_I'm going to ask Ian/pitti12:52
carlosmdke_: yes, please12:52
jordiheh, that would be fun12:52
mdke_who wants to be cc:ed to the mail?12:52
carlosjordi: no, fun would be gettextize OpenOffice :-P12:52
carlosmdke_: I want, please12:53
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carlosIs anyone using staging atm?12:53
carlosI'm going to stop it to apply some changes and test some migration data12:53
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mdke_carlos, jordi, mailed01:03
carlosmdke_: thanks01:04
jordimdke_: ok01:05
jordimdke_: a reply to your thread is still pending01:05
jordiI want to share my (still new) experiences in the Catalan team01:05
mdke_jordi, no problem. I'm thinking of trying to spec out some draft guidelines for teams based on people's views in that thread. It will be a long-term initiative, I feel01:06
mdke_jordi, carlos, have either of you got dapper? if so, can you try Ian's example of running firefox in the es_MX locale?01:18
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mdke_Ian is saying that you should get the es_ES translation, I think01:19
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carlosmdke_: I will do that check later today01:32
carlosmdke_: I cannot close...01:32
carloshmm I don't need to close my session for that :-P01:33
carloslet me do the check now01:33
carlosmdke_: it works01:34
carloses_MX uses the es_ES translation01:34
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mdke_right01:38
mdke_it falls back to xy_XY, as Ian says01:38
mdke_I wonder what happens if there is no xy_XY, but only an xy_YZ... like with portuguese01:38
mpt_try en01:40
mpt_en_NZ, rather01:40
mdke_mpt_, i think the default fall back for everything will be en_US, so that might not help. I'll try and do some tests later on01:41
mdke_I'll be interested to see if pt users get english or brazilian ;)01:41
mdke_being as how there is no other pt locale for firefox, and all01:41
uwsmdke_: tsssssk. s/brazilian/portuguese/ :P01:42
uwsmdke_: Mexican people don't speak Mexican either, they speak Spanish ;)01:43
mdke_there's rather more of a difference in the case of pt_BR, I think01:44
mdke_but yeah, point taken01:44
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carlosmdke_: yeah, the Punjabi example is a good one to spot a bug in that procedure...01:46
mpt_oh, bother01:54
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carlosmpt_: :-P01:55
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carloscprov: hey dude! how was your honeymoon?01:57
cprovcarlos: hi, very nice, as expected ;) how are you ?01:58
carloscprov: fine, thanks, preparing for a really long weekend :-D01:59
cprovcarlos: ohh man, this is not fair ;) We have only one day-off in BR. 01:59
carloscprov: usually, we have two, but they added an extra day due a lot of holidays being Sunday02:00
carlosjamesh: hi, around?02:00
carlosjamesh: what's the status of sftp://chinstrap/home/warthogs/archives/carlos/launchpad/bug-32610 ?02:00
uwsboth fri and mon are days off in .nl02:01
carlosI need to execute it on production ASAP02:01
uwsbut I'll have tuesday off too02:01
cprovcarlos: spain is impressive !02:01
uwsso that I can stay to ireland for a while02:01
carlosstub: I tested that branch on staging (still running, but seems it's behaving as expected, is there any chance to cherrypick it so we can execute the script and fix OO translations?02:02
carloscprov: don't you do the same in your country?02:02
carloswe have a fixed number of holidays per year02:02
carlosuws: :-D02:03
carlosstub: It needs some DB security changes and thus, we cannot run it from a separated tree02:04
uwsHmmm02:04
cprovcarlos: __unfortunatelly__ not :(02:04
uwsWHy does https://launchpad.net/ warns me that some parts of the page are loaded over an insecure connection?02:04
uwsIf I refresh, it's "secure" again02:04
carlosuws: I don't get that warning02:05
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  fix "Other branches authored by" link (r3463: David Allouche)02:06
carlosmpt_: bastard!!! you remove me from the top 5 launchpad contributors!!02:07
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mpt_carlos, what are you talking about, I've been in the top 5 for the past month at least02:14
mpt_well, ok, since the sprint02:14
mpt_so blame stub :-)02:15
carlosmpt_: I was there too... and Mark, David and Seb... I'm confused... :-D02:15
mpt_stub increased Malone's weighting and decreased Rosetta's, about halfway through the sprint02:16
mpt_I don't remember you being on there since then02:16
carlosmpt_: I explain it at the sprint already, my karma is not from translations!02:16
mpt_no?02:16
carloswell, I have some karma from translations02:16
carlosbut the big amount of karma I have comes from bugs and specs02:16
mptoh02:17
mptI'm sorry02:17
carloshttps://launchpad.net/people/carlos/+karma02:17
carlosBug Management  2229502:17
carlosTranslations in Rosetta 997602:17
carlosSpecification Tracking 13456202:17
carlos:-P02:17
mptonly 3054 behind, that's nothing02:17
carlosyou win me on bug management02:18
carlosWho said that karma is not about competition?02:18
carlos:-)02:18
uwshttps://launchpad.net/people/+teamlist02:20
uwsThat page has a double title02:20
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mptthat'll be my fault02:23
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carloslater02:24
mptreported bug 3929502:25
UbugtuMalone bug 39295 in launchpad "+teamlist page has two headings" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3929502:25
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cprovmpt: ping02:48
kiko-zzzahoy02:48
kikohello hello inner circle elites02:49
mptcprov, pong, though I really should be asleep02:53
salgadois staging down or just being updated?02:55
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elmostub: ?03:02
stubelmo: yo03:03
kikohey elmo duder03:03
elmostub: we good to kill the world?03:03
kikopull the plug03:03
stubI  need to give some notice first ;)03:03
stubLaunchpad will be going down in 15 mins for the regular code update and hardware maintenance. Estimated downtime will be 40mins. Scream now if this is a major problem.03:04
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ddaaNO, you might break something!03:06
kikoddaa, have a moment for a review?03:09
stubKiUpdate: Launchpad going down in 20 mins. Estimated downtime still 40 mins.03:11
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zulhi..i have 2 launchpad accounts and i want to merge them but the email address for one of them does not exist anymore how can i merge them?03:15
ddaakiko: sure03:18
uwsheh  http://www.bash.org/?40045903:18
ddaakiko: deep in reviews and merge blockers myself03:18
kikoddaa, https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileqvQ4c8.html03:19
kikoplease do it NOW03:19
ddaawell... you said please, I guess that means it's a polite request03:19
kiko(Improvements to JS sorting: fix minor (and odd) regression in the JS sorting, bringing back upArrow.gif, and provide default-sort and default-revsort classes to indicate columns whose data comes prefilled from the database)03:19
ddaa"column which is comes sorted"03:20
ddaaone too many word03:21
ddaaI do not actually understand what the comment means, BTW03:21
ddaawhat is "a columns which comes sorted by default", do you mean "they allow indicating the main sort colum of the table in the served HTML"?03:23
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kikoddaa, the default sort column, the one in which your data comes presorted.03:24
ddaaWhen I read that "default sort column" is the javascript side of the idea. I'd better have you write the comment saying that's the primary sorting column of the table in the served HTML.03:26
kikowhat does "primary" mean?03:26
kikoI agree my wording sucks but I think your suggestion isn't any clearer03:26
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ddaaWhen I sort a table, I use a sort key which looks like (k1, k2, k3), to give a completely deterministic sort order. k1 is the primary sort key. 03:27
kikothat's not what this does.03:27
ddaaThat is the key of the value whose corresponding column should come with the down arrow initially.03:28
kikothis patch allows merely indicating what column your data is initially sorted by.03:28
ddaaI see that.03:28
kikoanyway, any comments on the code itself? I'll revise my comment03:28
ddaaBTW,  I think that, in isolation, it's a flawed design. If the template gets out of sync with the sorting in the python code (very distant bits of code), we end up with a UI that lie.03:29
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ddaaI had this discussion with mpt initially when I introduced initial-sort03:30
cprovmpt: just a question about usage of new CSS "informational message". will post a message in LP if necessary03:30
kikoddaa, there is no magical solution to this problem. this is cheap and is a step in that direction, at any rate.03:30
ddaakiko: that's why initial-sort does the sorting. The table should be served already sorted to prevent flickering, but if it does not, then the UI does not lie.03:30
ddaaIn my experience, when sorting does not affect the order of cells, there's no flickering.03:30
ddaakiko: it is cheap and dangerous step into the direction of a brittle UI that can lie.03:31
kikoyou are obviously overstating the issue03:31
kikowe /already/ lie in /all/ templates that include tables but one03:32
ddaanot in my tables03:32
ddaawhat is the problem you are trying to fix with that patch, that initial-sort does not solve?03:32
kikofor a long table the JS-sorting time is noticeable03:32
kikoand resorting data which is already sorted is not very useful03:33
ddaaeven when the table is already sorted?03:33
kikoand it isn't very common that we change the sort order03:33
kikoyes03:33
kikosort() in JS is not very smart03:33
kikoit calls the sort closure many times03:33
ddaaokay, point taken03:33
kikoif the inconsistency is a problem I'll revert this and change the callsites to use initial-sort03:34
kikobut I somehow doubt it will be03:34
ddaaDid you talk with mpt about his plans for the sorting scheme he mentioned friday night?03:34
ddaaI was quite tired so it did not really register, but I remember he said something that sounded interesting?03:35
kikoI didn't03:35
kikoI don't remember anything about this at all :)03:35
ddaayou had left at that point03:35
ddaahe did dislike the redundant sorting03:36
ddaabut bought my argument about lying UI03:36
ddaaback to code03:37
kikookay03:38
ddaais there a reason you use continue instead of break in the default-sort, default-revsort and initial-sort clauses?03:40
ddaait's only meaningful to have a single of those set03:40
kikoyou're absolutely right for the default classes03:41
kikonot for initial-sort though03:41
ddaayou should also put ts_resortTabl(lnk) in the initial-sort table03:41
kikodone03:42
ddaawith the right comparison operator: != -103:42
kikohttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/filevLo8pf.html03:43
ddaathanks03:45
kikohow's it look?03:46
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kikowe should have one of those 03:46
ddaatricky to tell as you gave me two incremental patches, but if my short-term-memory does not fail me, it looks good.03:46
kikoyou give it some data column headings and sorting hints03:46
kikoand it builds the table for you03:46
kikohow's zat sound?03:47
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kikothanks03:47
ddaakiko: please talk with mpt ASAP about what he had in mind for sorting03:47
kikook03:47
ddaaI'm not sure how you suggest would interact with things like Branch.sort_key (which is in the pipe for merging).03:47
kikoyou would not write any TAL for tables03:48
kikoinstead you'd use a special view03:48
kikothat you provided data, columns and some sorting fu03:48
kikoand it'd DTRT03:48
kikoI think that's the future03:48
ddaaMh...03:48
ddaasounds like it could be a lot of views and subviews, for stuff you want to link, for things you want to colourise, etc.03:49
ddaaor if not a lot of subviews, then it involves basically generating the HTML in python...03:50
kikoyou rarely want to colorize IME03:50
uwskiko: yo03:50
kikoand the link content would be tricky, you're right, but doable03:50
kikohey uws 03:50
uwskiko: I've implemented quite the same in PHP03:50
uwsI call id GridRenderer03:50
uwss/id/it/03:50
ddaakiko: the specs, bugs, and branch table have coloured columns03:50
kikoI've done the same for PyGTK once in Kiwi03:50
kikocoloured /columns/ ddaa?03:51
uwsand it's api is very loosely based on gtktree view ;P03:51
kikointeresting03:51
uwskiko: interested in a 2 line dscription of how it works/03:51
uws?03:51
kikoI think it's definitely doable and would make things a lot less brittle. 03:51
kikouws, yes03:51
ddaakiko: yes, branch.lifecycle_status, bug.severity, bug.priority, spec.lifecycle_whatever03:51
uwskiko: What I do is this:03:51
kikoddaa, oh, you mean CSS styling. that's easy to do.03:51
uwskiko: I create an new GridRenderer instance, $gr for now03:51
ddaakiko: Then there's the rosetta translation progress tables. I'm also concerned that this might put too much logic in python. Page templates are much more agile.03:52
uwskiko: Than I add some GridColumn instances:  $col = new GridColumn('some-string-id', 'Display Title');   $gr->add_column($col)03:52
kikouws, right.03:52
kikoand then load data?03:52
uwskiko: There's also some other properties for the columns, like "visible" and stuff, but those aren't handled in the contructor directly03:53
uwskiko: Data is added with   add_row() calls03:53
kikoyou can modify the columns post-creation03:53
kikoand do you have an add_rows() convenience method?03:53
uwsit accepts associative arrays/hashes03:53
uwskiko: you have to match the 'some-string-id' with the hash you pass03:53
uwskiko: So that you can reorder columns  $col->set('order', 0);  etc.03:53
kikoright03:54
uwskiko: The cell data can be either a string, pretty easy :)03:54
uwskiko: It can be a (name, url) tuple to easily create linked cells03:54
uwskiko: And you can pass any object providing a "render()" method03:54
kikocool03:55
ddaakiko: if your stuff gives me ajax batched bug tables, I'll take it anyday though.03:55
uwskiko: The last one integrated quite nicely with my PHP code, so that I can delay db-queries en ofmratting stuff... it's not called if the column is invisible03:55
kikoddaa, it makes it possible to get ajax batched tables without modifying callsites03:55
ddaabatched table sorting being limited to the current page is crazy03:55
kikoyeah, it's unfortunate03:55
ddaaunfortunate?03:55
ddaait's a brain-dead parrot!03:56
uwskiko: It has some other minor features but itworks very nice to quicly render some tabular data03:56
kikostub, you okay with the cachedproperty in formToken?03:57
kiko(sorry to reiterate but it's blocking an unshelve)03:57
stubkiko: I've got that on my branch with other fixes for the popup problems. I need to write tests and get it reviewed.03:58
kikostub, okay, thanks.03:58
kikoBjornT, drive-by for fixing a timeout?03:59
kikoBjornT, https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/filevOsuXT.html03:59
kikoor salgado?03:59
BjornTkiko: sure03:59
kikothanks04:00
kikovery simple patch (adds batching to bugtracker-index)04:00
stubLaunchpad is back up04:02
kikoI would like to understand why the JS keeps refreshing every time I reload04:02
ddaakiko: you mean the menu stuff at the top of the page?04:04
kikoyes ddaa 04:04
kikoBjornT, looks terrible? :)04:05
BjornTkiko: looks good, but BugTrackerView nees 04:05
kikonees?04:05
BjornTkiko: looks good, but BugTrackerView needs some PEP-8 love04:05
ddaalemme guess, because the page has a non-JS menu for browsers without JS, so it's initially displayed, and gets hidden by JS once the page is loaded, which causes the flickering.04:06
kikoBjornT, spacing?04:06
BjornTkiko: yeah. apart from that r=bjornt04:07
stubWoah... menus are a bt funky until we shift-reload04:07
kikostub, yeah. I had noticed that in my local branch04:07
uwsHmm04:15
uwsAll LP pages parts of the page are insecure04:15
uwsI found out what's causing it04:15
uwshttp://librarian.launchpad.net/1040803/ubuntu-logo-nl-small.png04:15
uwsthat one is displayed in the left column04:15
kikoon which page?04:15
uwsalmost all04:15
uwssame thing before the upgrade, btw.04:16
uwskiko: https://launchpad.net/people/uws/04:16
uwsfor example04:16
uwskiko: The box on the left04:16
uwskiko: I'm not logged in atm, so you should see the same04:16
kikowhat browser?04:16
uwsepiphany 2.1404:16
uwsfirefox 1.8 backend04:16
kikohmmm04:16
kikoI think this is a known bug04:17
uwsI've been a memeber of that team only since today04:17
kikoit only happens when displaying a librarian-hosted image I think04:17
uwsSeveas: do you have the same problem?04:17
uwskiko: (Seveas made me a member of that team, jfyi)04:17
Seveasuws, ?04:18
stubddaa: I've just updated vostok. Is that your baby?04:18
ddaamh... it's a bit of a runaway kid ATM, but I can try to help.04:19
uwsSeveas: read up 10 lines :)04:20
ddaastub: how can I help?04:20
SeveasI see nothing insecure04:20
uwsSeveas: Since you made me a member of the team, an http (not https) image is shown on my pages). it causes warnings that the page is not secure04:20
Seveasah04:20
Seveasnot here, odd04:21
Seveasdo a shift-f5 (or ctrl-f5)04:21
stubddaa: Have a look to see if I did it correctly - first time ;)04:21
ddaastub: as good a time as any for me try and figure out what would be correct :)04:22
stubddaa: I updated the code in /srv/sm-ng/production/launchpad and restarted the twisted daemon using /etc/init.d/bzr-sftp04:22
Seveashmm, how do I request a merger of 2 lp accounts? Can't seem to find it...04:22
kikoSeveas, /people04:22
uwsSeveas: https://launchpad.net/people/+requestmerge/04:22
Seveasurgh, how bad of me 04:22
Seveaswas looking at the lp wiki04:22
ddaastub: honestly, the sftp server is spiv's baby04:22
kikoit's hidden04:22
uwskiko: The problem is only on 1 browsr btw04:23
uwsother machineswork fine ;(04:23
stubddaa: Should I push the production branch anywhere for the importd servers? 04:23
Seveaslol04:23
ddaastub: and the branch puller (however it's called now) is salgado's and lifeless baby ATM.04:23
Seveasthe account can't be merged that way04:23
Seveassince the one to be merged has a nonexistant e-mailaddress04:23
ddaastub: please do not touch importd04:23
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Seveaswhat to do in this case?04:24
ddaastub: branch puller lives on vostok04:24
stubddaa: I meant for you to do updates since I have a tree built04:24
stubddaa: Ahh... cronscript run as the supermirror user. Found it.04:24
ddaastub: would be nice if you could push the built tree somewhere on chinstrap where I can read it. So I can easily make the importd rollout if there's a need.04:24
ddaathe baz2bzr script is not yet merged, due to review latency04:25
ddaaso importd cannot run stock rocketfuel04:25
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: r=ddaa Improvements to JS sorting: fix minor (and odd) regression in the JS sorting, bringing back upArrow.gif, and provide default-sort and default-revsort classes to indicate columns whose data comes prefilled from the database (r3464: kiko)04:26
kikoyay04:28
stubddaa: ~stub/launchpad is the production tree04:29
carloskiko: hi, I will leave soon, if you need my help you should start now :-P04:29
carlosstub: did you see my question about cherrypick my sftp://chinstrap/home/warthogs/archives/carlos/launchpad/bug-32610 branch?04:30
kikocarlos, too early for me 04:30
carloskiko: if I'm not around, then send me an email and I will try to answer it tonight or tomorrow morning, ok?04:31
kikosure04:31
Kinnisonkiko: how does one navigate from the front page to /people/ ?04:32
carlosstub: It's a script that we need to run on production, it's not needed at all for the web UI or any other cron script, the problem is that it needs some extra permissions in our DB, if there is a way to get those extra permissions without cherrypick the branch and we execute it in other tree that is removed after the execution, that would work04:32
kikoKinnison, using the JS menu.04:32
Kinnisonkiko: argh04:32
kikodon't look at me04:32
kikoI just work here04:32
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KinnisonI thought the LP team had agreed on "JS to enhance, but never to provide the only way"04:33
kikoyou can do it in a weird roundabout way04:33
kikoclick on any person04:33
kikobreadcrumb back04:33
kiko5c refund04:33
Kinnisoneww :-)04:33
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kikoI'm sorry too04:33
Kinnisonat least it's easy in w3m04:34
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kikostub, see privmsg04:43
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kikobradb, wake up.04:50
kikoor BjornT if you can help04:51
bradbkiko: I'm up04:51
kikobradb, ubuntu-security is being subscribed to all bugs.04:51
kikoplease test and fix04:52
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kikodone.04:52
kikobradb, see https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-security/+subscribedbugs04:52
bradbstrange. particularly because this is already tested.04:53
bradb("being tested" must be taken for granted by now)04:54
kikodo you test the /absence/ of ubuntu-security?04:54
bradbyeah04:54
kikoodd.04:54
kikohappening in production -- try a manual test in a local tree?04:54
bradbwhile i test for the absence of a sec team, i might have missed a test with security_related=False.04:55
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jsgotangcohey guys, nice bling in LP but somehow epiphany extends the whole menu on the width of the browser :)04:59
kikojsgotangco, shift-reload?04:59
jsgotangcoahh that was quick05:00
OdyXhey all. Have you changed something in bug's pages (or generally) ? Because as I could middle-click on a list of bugs and have the tabs coming in background... Now, after short time, they "plop". That's maybe Konqueror's bug, but your pages request some type of attention05:02
OdyX?05:02
kikoOdyX, it worksforme, but a) I use firefox b) no idea what "plop" means :)05:02
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: r=BjornT Fix timeout in bugtracker listing: we take too long in TAL, so add batching (r3465: kiko)05:03
kikoyayzers05:03
OdyXkiko: a) this is no argument b) like the tab is in background and comes foreground05:05
kikoOdyX, sounds like a browser bug :)05:06
OdyXkiko: OK. I will check that with Kubuntu-team. Thanks05:06
kikowe may be able to adjust the JS to avoid the bug, but I'll rely on you to give us a hint05:09
salgadohmmm. just tried running a pagetest story with "./test.py -f lib pagetests.foaf" and got 05:12
salgadoTotal: 0 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors05:12
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kikosalgado, does the dot syntax work?05:13
salgado(this was working yesterday, before I merged the zope3.2)05:13
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kikohmmmm05:13
kikosomebody wrote to the list talking about something about tests05:13
carlossalgado: I had the same problem, I think removing the lib would work05:13
salgadothis was in my bash_history, and it was working yesterday05:13
carlosI tried it with a standalone test05:13
carlos./test.py -vvv --test=xx-foo works05:13
stubsalgado: staging won't be very useful until carlos' script has finished. The server is going really slow05:13
carloswith 'lib' I have the same problem you have05:13
salgadocarlos, but that's to run a single test05:14
carlosstub: will that be a problem on production?05:14
stubcarlos: Don't know - have I seen the script?05:14
salgadoI tried removing the 'lib' part and it still doesn't work05:14
salgadostub, any idea why running a story of pagetests is not working anymore?05:15
carlosstub: don't think so, but I'm using the approach we talked about, doing a commit every 5000 entries are handled05:15
carlosstub: it's on pending review, let me show you the diff05:15
ddaahere's the trick05:15
stubsalgado: It does work but I think the command line syntax has changed. Try ./test.py -vv --test=foaf05:15
ddaa./test.py -vv canonical pagetests.story05:16
ddaafirst arg is now a module05:16
carlosstub: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/carlos/launchpad/bug-32610/full-diff05:16
stubcarlos: I'll go over it tomorrow05:16
carlosstub: would be possible to execute it on production tomorrow?05:16
carlosstub: if I confirm that all went ok on staging and you approve it05:17
salgadoah, thanks ddaa. I'll update the faq05:17
stubok05:17
ddaahttps://launchpad.net/people/+peoplelist05:17
ddaa1                  50         of         347779 results05:17
ddaais that _really_ useful?05:17
carlosstub: I will not be around tomorrow and we should fix oo asap05:17
stubddaa: Only to a search engine05:17
carlosstub: it requires permission changes in our database to give permissions to the new user I use to connect to the database05:18
bradbkiko: I have a patch coming up in a minute...05:18
kikobradb, good man05:18
ddaagot to be a very persistent one to traverse "Next" 6955 times...05:18
kikoddaa, need strong fingers.05:19
bradbkiko: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileKFfuaD.html05:20
kikobradb, DOH.05:21
kikor=kiko05:22
bradbthanks05:22
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salgado:q05:23
kikobradb, that's such an obvious mistake.. what reviewer let that past?05:23
OdyXHey guys: little error on main page: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=https%3A%2F%2Flaunchpad.net%2F05:24
bradbkiko: jamesh, but the main crime was that I didn't write a test for non-sec bugs. that would have precluded any implementation brainfarts.05:25
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kikoOdyX, fixed in my branch, thanks for pointing out.05:27
bradbstub: what are the odds of you still being around today for pqm #3 to hit rf? it's majorly cherrypick worthy.05:29
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stubbradb: zero05:29
bradbok, i'll mail you when it lands05:30
stubok05:30
kikobradb, we can just wait a week before rolling contacts out as well.. 05:30
bradbkiko: You mean wait a week until setting the sec contact again?05:31
kikoyeah05:31
bradbsure, i don't mind. your call.05:31
bradbit might be better to fix it though, for anyone else using this functionality and going "wah?!"05:32
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kikoyeah, it's high-visibility05:33
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kikoso stub 05:35
kikoor bradb 05:35
kikowho was it that implemented targetname caching for bugs?05:35
bradbme and salgado 05:35
kikohmmm05:35
bradbmostly salgado though05:36
kikoI need a fix like that for the POTemplate displayname05:36
kikosalgado, is it difficult to do?05:37
salgadokiko, I don't quite remember, but I think we spent quite some time discussing what would be the best way to implement. the implementation itself wasn't dificult, though05:39
kikommmm ok.05:40
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kikocarlos, the progress on imports is very slow.. what's the catch?05:44
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kiko@#!@$!@#!05:47
kikofrigging posubmission05:47
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Permissions needed by bugnotification script (r3466: Stuart Bishop)05:48
kikojordi, are you around?05:48
kikoso are there any rosetta users available?05:50
kikoor anyone with an opinion on the +translations apge05:50
bradbkiko: phone call re: subscriptions in ~3 hours, right?05:53
kikoright05:53
kikoBjornT, note updated bug priorities05:56
OdyXkiko: submitted as bug 3931205:56
UbugtuMalone bug 39312 in kdebase konqueror "BAD tab comportements in Launchpad (and others)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3931205:56
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kikobradb, what is the bug which talks about sorting out the subscriptions portlet?06:05
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dokooops, launchpad did learn from plone?06:11
dokounreadable font sizes 06:11
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dilysMerge to dev/launchpad/sourcecode/bzrtools/: [trivial]  baz-import properly test for empty branch nick (r214: David Allouche)06:23
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ddaabug 3931806:30
UbugtuMalone bug 39318 in launchpad "launchpad suffers from the plone desease -- unreadable font sizes" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3931806:30
kikoddaa, complain to sabdfl06:30
ddaakiko: I'm not complaining06:30
kikome neither06:30
ddaaI'm just reporting that a user is complaining06:30
ddaathe user filed the bug06:30
ddaaI noticed that sabdfl is sometimes more receptive to use complaints than to contrary advice from the developers.06:31
ddaa* user complaints06:31
zorglubhuh, rosetta apparently dropped about ~200 translated strings06:36
dokocarlos: any estimate when I can upload OOo?06:38
seb128zorglub: for what package?06:39
zorglubvlc, french translation06:39
zorglubwell, actually, I don't know, I don't find some untranslated strings I had translated06:40
zorglubbut the untranslated counter is now > 900, while it was 700 something06:40
seb128hum?06:40
seb128do you translate a distro package?06:40
zorglubno, upstream06:40
zorglubwell, actually, it more looks like the previous version had "forgotten" some strings06:41
zorgluband that the current version is correct06:41
kikodoko, pending stub running a migration script it appears06:41
seb128carlos: ping?06:41
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bradbkiko-fud: bug 2245 seems to be about the closest07:08
UbugtuMalone bug 2245 in malone "No list of interesting (to me) bugs" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/224507:08
SteveAhey guys.  how's it going?07:10
kiko-fudmmmm k07:11
kiko-fudSteveA!07:11
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carlosdoko: I executed the deletion script on staging, it's still running07:18
carlosdoko: stub is going to look at it tomorrow07:18
dokocarlos: thanks07:18
carlosdoko: but the deletion script is a bit slow (6 hours already running....)07:19
carlosseb128: pong07:19
carlosdoko: I guess later tomorrow if stub approves its execution on production07:19
seb128carlos: cf what zorglub was asking07:20
carloszorglub: we imported recently a new .pot file, would be possible that they changed a lot of strings?07:21
zorglubI uploaded the pot file ~ 10-15 days ago07:21
zorglubbut something changed since yesterday07:21
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zorglubI uploaded yesterday a swedish po file07:21
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [r=kiko]  fix a silly security teams bug that would cause sec teams to get subscribed to even non-sec bugs. (r3467: Brad Bollenbach)07:22
zorglubbut as I said, the current situation looks more "normal"07:22
bradbkiko: should i email stub for a cherrypick then?07:22
kikobradb, yeah.07:24
carloszorglub: I think I approved the .pot file this week... we had a problem with it07:25
zorglubok, must be it then07:25
zorglubthanks07:25
carloszorglub: I need to leave now, but I could take a look for the amount of obsolete translations that the French translation has07:26
carloslater tonight07:26
carlosif you say that you have today more than 100 entries less than before, we should have that amount of entries set as obsolete07:26
bradbkiko: email sent07:27
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kikogood man bradb 07:30
doko please could somebody make the following cupsys package versions available: 1.1.99.b1.r4929-0ubuntu6 1.1.99.b1.r4929-0ubuntu5 (.dsc and .diff.gz)07:34
kikodoko?07:36
BjornTkiko: can you take a look at https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/filedJHjUo.html? would that be enough tests for the previous send-bug-notifications failure? it doesn't add any tests, instead some tests are run as the bugnotification db user.07:36
kikoBjornT, I am unqualified to answer that question :-( 07:36
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dokokiko: where does launchpad keep these uploads, when they are replaced by a newer version?07:38
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kikodoko, they are kept in the archive07:38
kiko(until they are removed and reaped)07:38
dokokiko: how can I access them?07:39
kikodoko, well, let's see.07:40
kikofirst I visit launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/cupsys07:40
kikothen I middle-click on the versions ubuntu6 and 5 in the list07:41
kikothen I reach a dead end. mmmm.07:42
matsubarabradb: ping07:42
BjornTkiko: well, maybe the question was unclear. the patch works, i was asking for a review. what i did was to change bugmail-header.txt to be run as the bugnotification user, since that was the part that didn't have enough permissions.07:42
dokokiko: :-)07:42
bradbmatsubara: pong07:42
kikodoko, this is ridiculous!07:42
matsubarahi bradb, there's a bugtask-macros-buglisting.pt that's not being used. Should I remove it?07:43
salgadocarlos, did your script finish running on staging already?07:43
kikomatsubara, nooooo snif07:43
bradbhaha07:44
bradbmatsubara: maybe not quite yet. :P07:45
matsubarabradb: ok then. thanks.07:45
kikoone sunny day bradb said he would make that view optional07:45
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kikodoko, it's a bug, and one which DISTRESSES ME07:46
dokokiko, ok, filing one07:46
bradbkiko: heh07:46
kikoI can fix it today but meanwhile have you tried looking in the archive itself doko?07:47
dokokiko: just the latest version07:47
kikodoko, terrible. ok.07:48
doko Bug #3932507:50
UbugtuMalone bug 39325 in launchpad "uploaded source packages (older ones) not available from the launchpad pages" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3932507:50
kikodoko, actually, /no/ source packages are downloadable from the launchpad pages :-P07:52
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bradbkiko: do you have time to review a patch for bug 36866 in a few minutes?08:13
UbugtuMalone bug 36866 in malone "Searching for bugs after selecting a certain status from the Right-Hand-Menu resets the search" [Major,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3686608:13
kikosure.08:13
kikobradb, phone call in 45m?08:13
bradbyep08:13
kikomdz, ping?08:14
mdzpong08:14
kikohmmm.08:16
kikomdz, I was going to say we had a phone call but.. can we use the conferencing system?08:16
mdzkiko: we did?08:18
mdzkiko: yes, we can, but I don't think I have the magic numbers08:18
mdzI can conference 2 parties + me from here though08:19
sabdflyou want me in? i'm about to talk with intel08:19
mdzkiko: what's this about?08:20
kikomdz, bug subscriptions08:20
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sabdflok, i have a call in 5, do you want me to call mdz till then?08:25
bradbkiko: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/file7Sshbc.html08:25
kikosabdfl, our call is scheduled in 35m08:26
sabdflok, i should be done by then08:26
bradbkiko: is there a wiki page somewhere on the conf call system? it's been forever since i used it.08:28
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kikosabdfl, mdz: can we use the regular magic numbers?08:29
mdzkiko: we need an additional bit of information in order to create a new conference, which I don't think I have. do you?08:29
kikoI don't -- I just have the regular passcodes08:30
mdzyou can try it, but I think one person needs to play 'host' and have an additional passcode08:33
kikoreally? I thought it was just use the number bingo. I'll try.08:33
sabdfltry now08:34
sabdflits open08:35
sabdflkiko, md: ^08:35
sabdflmdz08:35
mdzok08:35
niemeyerHey folks08:39
niemeyerkiko: I've just figured out that postgres doesn't auto-increment an autoseq field when you insert some preset data in a row. Have this ever bitten you?08:40
niemeyerHas08:40
kikonot me08:40
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salgadohmmm. are there logs for jamesh's pending-reviews page?09:00
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salgadomy shipit-for-dapper's diff is showing up there with only 3 lines. but that's clearly wrong09:00
sabdflhiya09:00
sabdfli'll call in from home in 5, ok, mdz, kiko?09:00
mdzsabdfl: ok09:01
kikook09:01
sabdflping you when i'm set09:01
mdzsteve and I need to get lunch in <1hr or so though09:01
kikoit should be quick09:01
mdzhe looks hungry09:01
mdzI'm afraid he might eat me09:01
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bradbkiko: ok, should i wait to dial in then?09:02
kikoyeah.09:02
bradbok09:02
BjornTsalgado: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/salgado/launchpad/shipit-for-dapper/merge09:09
kikobradb, I'd see if BjornT could review that patch, it's a bit out of my area09:10
bradbBjornT: do you have time for a small review?09:11
BjornTbradb: yeah, i should have some time for it soon.09:12
salgadoBjornT, heh. I totally forgot the merge link. maybe it's because I've seen it so many times but never actually used it09:13
salgadoBjornT, anyway, thanks. :)09:13
bradbBjornT: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/file7Sshbc.html. fixes bug 36866.09:14
UbugtuMalone bug 36866 in malone "Searching for bugs after selecting a certain status from the Right-Hand-Menu resets the search" [Major,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3686609:14
bradbhah, nice title added by utilities/paste!09:14
bradbBitchX style hateful defaults09:15
kikobradb, I added that :)09:15
bradbheh09:16
kikomdz, bradb?09:18
bradbtime to call?09:19
kikowhere's mark?09:19
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kikoin case you didn't think of showing up!09:24
kikosabdf1, sabdf1, sabdf1!09:24
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sabdf1mdz, kiko: all set in the conference09:27
kikowhee09:27
BjornTbradb: hmm, your patch will conflict with matsubara's patch that has been approved for merging. it's probably best to review your patch after you've resolved the conflicts.09:28
bradbok09:29
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carlossalgado: no, it's still running09:31
carlosbut it should finish soon09:31
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mitsuhikostrange design today :)09:39
mitsuhikomoin btw09:39
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: r=stub for most Make batch size configurable via launchpad.conf. Update default batch sizes. Piggyback validation fix for main template while I'm here. (r3468: kiko)09:41
kikoy a y09:42
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jblackHi guys.09:55
jblackAnybody know offhand what the location for import bzr branchs are? Its not listed in SupermirrorFilesystemHierarchy09:55
bradbgotta run, later all10:02
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ddaajblack: I may actually help, but I do not understand what you are asking.10:07
jblackThe drupal signup branch is imported.10:07
ddaano, it's not10:08
ddaait passed autotest10:08
jblackOhh.10:08
jblackWhere will it get exposed when is?10:08
ddaain the drupal branches page, on the productseries page, on the vcs-imports branches page10:09
jblack(I got tricked because the page says "Date Last Sync finished". I see now that the status is Auto Tested)10:09
jblackOk.10:09
ddaaphone10:09
jblackThank you10:09
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ddaajblack: you do not want to setup a project?10:32
ddaabetter to decide before I put the import into production10:32
ddaaotherwise they will break after you put the products in a project10:32
ddaajblack: also maybe get in touch with the guy that set up the "drupal-il" project and drupal-tr product...10:33
ddaa*sigh*10:33
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jblackreading11:18
dilysMerge to devel/launchpad/: [trivial]  Template-only fix for bug #39325: uploaded source packages (older ones) not available from the launchpad pages. Add download information to distributionsourcepackagerelease page, which can be accessed through some smart navigation; also rearrange information and improve text slightly (r3469: kiko)11:18
jblackddaa: Why do you think I don't want to setup a drupal project?11:18
ddaabecause that's what I would do, to group all the related drupal products11:29
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