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mpoolhello01:12
kikohi there mpool 01:16
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mpt_lifeless, it's not by design, it's by crapitude, and it's overdue to be replaced02:00
mpt_oh02:01
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kiko-zzzZZZZ02:01
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jameshmpt_: what do you think of kiko's alternative phrases for the person details portlet? (assuming they get switched to all first person or all second person)03:13
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mpt_Goooooooooooooooood afternoon Launchpadders!03:30
Burgundaviahey mpt_03:31
jameshbrilliant: https://launchpad.net/products/costato (check what project it is registered with)03:55
mpt_yay03:58
mpt_see also bug 4541904:02
mpt_Can someone please kick staging?04:02
mpt_(and kick Ubugtu, too)04:03
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mpt_bug 4541904:08
Ubug2Malone bug 45419 in launchpad "Launchpad needs a way of easily flagging spam" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4541904:08
jameshmpt_: did you see my message earlier (about an hour ago?)04:20
mpt_jamesh, yes, but I hadn't found kiko's suggestions yet04:22
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mpt_ah04:23
mpt_jamesh, I don't like any of them particularly :-)04:23
jameshokay.  I told kiko I'd bring it up with you today :)04:25
mpt_jamesh, what is necessary to use pqm-submit from devpad? Can I follow the same instructions as for installing it locally?04:30
jameshmpt_: how do you send email normally?04:31
jameshmpt_: you can configure pqm-submit to use a remote SMTP server rather than local04:31
mpt_really?04:33
jameshyeah04:33
mpt_bzr pqm-submit --help doesn't mention anything about that04:33
jameshedit ~/.bazaar/bazaar.conf and add a line like "smtp_server = mail.example.com"04:33
jameshand it will send it to that machine for delivery rather than the local MTA04:34
mpt_great, thanks04:34
jameshmpt_: it is possible to configure postfix to forward all mail to another MTA too, which might fix your problem04:35
mpt_I think this is a DNS problem rather than an MTA problem04:35
jameshbut the ~/.bazaar/bazaar.conf option is probably simpler in the short run04:35
mpt_host anything.tld produces a warning message about malformed packets04:36
jameshwell, it'll be your ISP's problem to resolve the destination address if you send it there ...04:36
mpt_yeah04:36
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mpt_hi Burgundavia 04:38
mpt_ok, let's see if this works04:38
mpt_bah04:39
mpt_bzr: ERROR: socket.error: nonnumeric port at /usr/lib/python2.4/smtplib.py line 29104:39
mpt_oh, that'll be because my smtp server is of the form mail.foo.bar:mpt@foo.bar04:40
mpt_and bzr thinks mpt@foo.bar is a port number04:40
jameshI don't think the pqm-submit plugin has support for SMTP auth04:54
mpt_yeah, I was just coming to that conclusion04:54
mpt_It's not mentioned anywhere in http://bzr.arbash-meinel.com/plugins/pqm-submit/pqm_submit.py04:54
mpt_I'll report a bug04:54
jameshyour ISP requires it?04:54
mpt_yes, I got an error without it04:54
jameshgood ISP, bad pqm-submit plugin then :)04:55
mpt_Meanwhile, is running pqm-submit from devpad the next best option?04:55
jameshmpt_: as a temporary solution, you could try hacking auth into the plugin04:57
jameshmpt_: edit pqm_submit.py and add a line like this before the smtp.sendmail() command: smtp.login('username', 'password')04:57
jameshmpt_: the other option is to do "bzr pqm-submit --dry-run" and paste message body into your normal mailer.  This requires that the mailer not rewrap the message though04:59
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mpt_reported bug 5828405:02
Ubug2Malone bug 58284 in Ubuntu "Buffer I/O Error on device hdc, logical block 25678" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5828405:02
mpt_make that bug 5829405:03
Ubug2Malone bug 58294 in bzr-pqm "smtp_server option doesn't allow authentication" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5829405:03
mpt_WOOHOO05:04
mpt_Thank you jamesh05:04
jameshmpt_: out of interest, why did you think that "host:user@password" would be accepted for the smtp_server value?  Do other pieces of software accept that form?05:21
somerville32Ewww...05:25
mpt_jamesh, that's how it's represented in URLs, and also in Apple Mail's server menu05:26
jameshactually, it is usually "user:password@host" in URLs05:27
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mpt_ah05:29
mpt_I guess that would have failed the same way, though05:29
mpt_complaining that password@host wasn't a valid port number05:29
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mpt_jamesh, why is tickcount part of launchpad-project?05:54
jameshmpt_: it is code produced by the Launchpad project?05:55
jameshand will be used in launchpad for the error reporting in the future05:55
jamesh(so that we can get some idea of how much work is done in Python for various phases of processing a request)05:56
mpt_ok, just checking :-)06:00
mpt_I didn't see anything about Launchpad in the product description06:01
Ubug2New bug: #58297 in launchpad "Costato product should not have been able to join the Launchpad project" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5829706:10
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jameshmpt_: well, this is what the non-active person page now looks like: https://staging.launchpad.net/people/mzqrovna06:19
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mpt_jamesh, neat06:41
jameshIt'd be good to get rid of the automatic wikiname creation at some point06:42
jameshand get our hacked moin to treat the LP page as the user page06:43
jameshand just display LP usernames as the short names06:43
Burgundaviajamesh: I would love you for that, except the LP pages need to allow more than a few lines they currently do06:45
jameshBurgundavia: can't you put as much text as you want on the LP person page?06:45
Burgundaviawhat about images, links to other wiki pages, etc.06:46
jamesharr.  mpt has a spec he wants me to look at implementing for that.06:47
mpt_Burgundavia, We Have Plans(TM) for person(/product/project/etc) descriptions that can contain fancy stuff like links06:47
jameshallowing wiki syntax for some of this06:47
Burgundaviaok, that is good06:47
mpt_but it wouldn't include WikiLinks automatically06:47
Burgundaviaand before you turn such a feature on, you had better tell everybody06:48
Burgundaviaand provide wiki style rollback, etc.06:48
mpt_you'd have to do those [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpOnLinking manually] 06:48
jameshunless we did interwiki shit06:48
Burgundaviaif you bring moin within LP, you could kill the bloody moronic split spec stuff06:49
jameshI'd like to see special syntax for linking to projects, bugs, etc06:49
jameshe.g. [bug:5000]  or similar06:49
Burgundaviathat would be brilliant06:50
Burgundaviayou need more robust changes tracking06:50
Burgundaviatrac style timelines would rock06:50
jameshBurgundavia: do you know if edgy will have Python 2.5 in, by any chance? :)06:56
Burgundaviaalready uploaded, but no idea if by default06:56
jameshsome of the new features look very nice06:57
BurgundaviaI will take your word for it. I let smarter people do crazy things like actually produce code ;)06:58
crimsun/usr/share/python/debian_defaults still lists python2.4 as default07:00
Burgundaviacrimsun: yep, but 2.5 is in the repos07:00
crimsunright.07:00
Burgundaviaanybody got compiz running?07:02
mpt_Burgundavia, yes, the main rationale is to end the silly spec split :-)07:06
Burgundaviaoh praise the lord. God kills a baby jesus everytime I have to deal with that07:07
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jameshcrimsun: not too surprising given 2.5 hasn't been released.  Having it available is nice though.07:08
Burgundaviarc 1, currently07:08
jameshit means we may be able to start using it six months earlier in launchpad07:12
jameshonly need to wait til edgy is on the servers rather than edgy+107:14
Burgundaviayep07:14
Burgundaviafurther question: has there been much movement on the open sourcing of rosetta and malone?07:20
jameshnot since you brought it up earlier this week.07:22
mpt_heh07:22
Burgundaviaif I hammer away long enough, the wall will come down07:23
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mpt_Burgundavia, Launchpad is not the Shawshank Redemption08:10
Burgundaviampt_: "Mr Shuttleworth, tear down this wall!" ;)08:11
jameshtwo more merges and we hit revision 400008:20
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mpt_I knew Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan was a friend of mine. And you, Burgundavia, are no Ronald Reagan.08:34
BurgundaviaEich ein Launchpadder!08:34
mpt_mmmmmm, donuts08:35
SteveAmorning08:35
Burgundaviamorning SteveA08:38
SteveAhey corey08:41
sivangMorning08:41
SteveAmorning sivan08:46
SteveAmpt_: morning.  i have ssh access to a server I'll call "brilliant" now.08:46
sivangmorning SteveA 08:47
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carlosmorning09:03
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SteveAhi carlos09:06
carloshi09:06
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SteveAmpt_: have you seen http://developer.spikesource.com/wiki/index.php/Projects:TestGen4Web ?09:09
xerxasHi everyone09:09
xerxasis it possible to merge 2 accounts ? 09:09
xerxasI have one for my irc nick, one for my real name 09:09
xerxasI want to keep my karma ;) (even thought it's pretty low ) 09:10
mdkexerxas: on the page https://launchpad.net/people there is a link to merge accounts09:10
spivxerxas: https://launchpad.net/people/+requestmerge09:10
xerxasok09:10
xerxasthanks 09:10
spiv(which is the link mdke is referring to)09:10
mdke:)09:10
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xerxasthis have resetted my karma to 0 ;( 09:23
xerxasnot really important when you have a karma of arrount 600 09:23
xerxas;)09:23
mdkethat certainly shouldn't happen. Maybe you have to wait for a while09:23
lifelessthe cache will regen in < 24 hours09:23
lifelessit will then come back09:24
jameshlifeless: feeling better?09:24
lifelessI've stopped sneezing, still have puffy eyes, sinus and headache09:25
spivxerxas: If you look at your https://launchpad.net/people/<name>/+karma page, you'll see the karma actions are still in there, so it's just a matter of waiting for the number to be regenerated09:25
lifelessjust passing through to get orange juice09:25
lifelessperhaps we should show 'an unknown' amount for the karma of merged accounts ?09:25
spivThey've finally invented OJ-over-IRC?09:25
lifelessor perhaps we should just sum the records in the cache, as an approximation09:26
spivlifeless: we could simply add the karma of the merged user into the existing one I'd think.09:26
jameshSteveA: so, someone registered a product under the Launchpad project today09:30
jameshwho has nothing to do with LP.09:31
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SteveAjamesh: interesting.  maybe they thought they had to register their product with launchpad.09:37
jameshgiven that it got a productseries, they must have registered it with /products/+new09:38
jameshrather than /projects/launchpad-project/+newproduct09:38
jamesh(I did a fix today to make sure you get a default trunk series when creating products through the $PROJECT/+newproduct page today)09:41
xerxasspiv, ok, thanks 09:44
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mpt_hi SteveA 10:16
mpt_SteveA, no, I hadn't seen it10:17
SteveAmpt_: would you be interested in spending an hour or so looking at it, see if it can be useful for us?10:19
mpt_SteveA, ok, though my to-do list is botheringly long10:20
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SteveAmpt_: that's fine.  I don't want to over-extend your todo list10:31
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mpoolSteveA: hi, want to come to the merlinux meeting?11:04
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daniloscarlos: ping11:52
carlosdanilos: pong11:52
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jameshmpt_: ping?12:11
mpt_jamesh, pong12:11
jameshmpt_: I did up a quick script to address bug 4288412:12
UbugtuMalone bug 42884 in malone "Duplicate markings from bugzilla.ubuntu.com shouldn't link to irrelevant bugs" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4288412:12
jameshmpt_: I ran it on https://demo.launchpad.net/ if you want to see what the results look like12:12
jameshnote the lack of [https://launchpad.net/malone/bugtrackers/ubuntu-bugzilla/NNNN]  bits in comments, and the way the bugs actually link to the right places ...12:13
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ddaagood morning12:15
sivangmorning ddaa 12:26
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jordi    - discussion on rosetta/ubuntu upstream adoption with kiko12:28
jordidanilos: is there a log of this?12:28
jordido you think it's interesting for me to read/know more?12:28
danilosjordi: nope, well, it was a discussion on what privilege levels we want to have12:29
jordioh ok12:29
danilosjordi: you'll definitely get informed about it once we start a spec on it (and I really should do that)12:29
danilosif there isn't one already12:29
jordik12:29
jorditoday's goal, finish KDE mail12:30
jordiit's taking me time because I have to analyse both their questions and their answers12:30
jordi(besides there's been a lot more going on)12:30
mpt_jamesh, do you have a handy example of an imported b.u.c bug?12:30
jordidanilos: heh, I see you've been catching up too on reports12:31
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jameshmpt_: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/14899 <- this one seems to be the one you complained about in the initial message12:31
UbugtuMalone bug 14899 in xorg "setup sets PC keyboard layout on macs" [Low,Confirmed]  12:31
jameshmpt_: compare it with the demo.launchpad.net version12:32
jameshhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/14899/comments/7 vs https://demo.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/14899/comments/712:33
UbugtuMalone bug 14899 in xorg "setup sets PC keyboard layout on macs" [Low,Confirmed]  12:33
mpt_duh, I should read my own bug reports12:33
mpt_jamesh, nice work!12:35
jameshthe script is not particularly pretty, but it should only need to be run once in production12:36
jameshI'll clean it up when I adapt it to the SF import12:36
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jameshafter that's done, I wonder if it is worth keeping the bug watches around ...12:37
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mpt_jamesh, I've been meaning to file an RT ticket to redirect from bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi to the equivalent Launchpad report, and to require auth only for non-showbug URLs12:48
mpt_Does that seem sane?12:48
mpt_That way you will wouldn't be able to land on b.u.c, but old Bugzilla bug URLs wouldn't be broken12:49
mpt_will -> still12:49
jameshmpt_: maybe.  How many old bugzilla links do we still run into?01:06
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mpt_jamesh, I have no idea01:12
mpt_I don't have access to the relevant stats :-)01:12
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lifelessgnight01:15
teolemongood night01:16
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malccMeeting in 501:55
SteveAtoday, malcolm has agreed to chair the launchpad developers' meeting01:57
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malccOk, it's time for...02:00
danilosme?02:00
malccThe Launchpad Developers Meeting!02:00
danilos;)02:00
malccWho's here?02:00
bradbme02:00
mpt_me02:00
jameshme02:00
spivme02:00
ddaaHis shoe!02:00
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SteveAme02:00
cprovme02:00
danilosme again (count me twice!)02:00
flacosteme02:00
ddaame02:00
kiko-zzzme02:00
BjornTme02:00
salgadome02:01
ddaame (I'm the launchpad-bazaar team pair, all by myself, ya know)02:01
malccApologies from stub (hols) and lifeless (poorly)02:01
daniloscarlos: ping02:01
carlosme02:01
matsubarame02:01
malccAnyone else missing?02:01
SteveAjordi: (if available)02:01
kikonot me02:01
SteveAmpool: if available02:01
malcc== Agenda ==02:02
malcc * Roll call02:02
malcc * Agenda02:02
malcc * Next meeting02:02
malcc * Activity reports02:02
malcc * Actions from last meeting02:02
malcc * Oops report (Matsubara)02:02
malcc * Bug report report (mpt)02:02
malcc * Production and staging (Stuart)02:02
malcc * Launchpad 1.0 status reports02:02
malcc * Sysadmin requests02:02
malcc----02:02
malcc * Timely bug triage (bradb)02:02
malcc * Testing bzr release candidate (Steve)02:02
malcc * (other items)02:02
malcc----02:02
malcc * Keep, Bag, Change02:02
malcc * Three sentences02:02
malccNext meeting02:02
malccNext week02:02
malccAny objections?02:02
malcc502:02
malcc402:02
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malcc302:02
malcc202:03
malcc102:03
malccDone02:03
malccActivity reports02:03
malccWho's up to date?02:03
SteveAi'm not02:03
malccI am02:03
matsubaraup to date02:03
kikoI'm not this week either02:03
mpt_not up to date02:03
bradbup to date02:03
flacosteup to date02:03
danilosup to date (some summarizing, some batching)02:03
BjornTi'm up to date02:03
jameshI sent a batched summary02:03
jordihello!02:03
jordisorry02:03
carlosI'm one day behind (will send it today)02:03
salgadoup to date02:03
jordibig news -- I'm up to date02:03
spivup to date02:03
ddaaup to date02:04
mpt_yay for jordi02:04
malcccprov?02:04
cprov up to date, sorry02:04
malccOk, actions from last meeting02:05
malcc * SteveA to update infrastructure specs if /$name is needed for 1.002:05
mpool(me is here)02:05
malcc * SteveA to put up a wiki page for the launchpad project to note disaster scenarios on, and mail the list about it02:05
SteveAnot yet02:05
SteveAand not yet also02:05
malcc * stub to check that bug 57474 isn't an SQL injection attack vector02:05
UbugtuMalone bug 57474 in launchpad "Passing a list as the query string in the product search field crashes ftq" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5747402:05
SteveAnot yet02:05
malccCool, 0 out of 3, go us :)02:06
malccOk: Oops report (Matsubara)02:06
malccmatsubara: All yours02:06
matsubaraToday's oops report is about bugs 37865, 5430302:06
UbugtuMalone bug 37865 in launchpad-support-tracker "Support listing could use a list similar to the bug listing" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3786502:06
UbugtuMalone bug 54303 in malone "Rendering a bug with many comments causes timeouts in TAL." [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5430302:06
matsubaraflacoste bug 37865 is in progress for quite some time. How's it going?02:06
flacosteit's in review02:06
flacosteactually, it's now up for a second review02:07
flacosteand should land soon02:07
matsubaraflacoste: ok, thanks. I forgot to check the PR page...02:07
matsubarabug 54303 is not assigned. Who could take that one? Some discussion started yesterday about it in launchpad@ and kiko and BjornT suggested a ways to fix it. Any other suggestions how to improve TAL rendering?02:07
UbugtuMalone bug 54303 in malone "Rendering a bug with many comments causes timeouts in TAL." [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5430302:07
kikomatsubara, I think we're not considering fixing TAL to be faster, but just to generate the comments using pure python.02:07
kikoand then do a simple tal:replace="structure view/getCommentHTML"02:08
kikoI'm not volunteering this week, but perhaps next week or the other.02:08
kikoif you can convince BjornT to do it I'm happy02:08
matsubarakiko: ok, that's not a very common issue, so no need to hurry02:08
matsubarabut it would be nice to have a solution that could be used in other places.02:09
matsubaralike the tickets page for instance02:09
kikomatsubara, the only solution would be to fix TAL rendering.02:09
kiko[to be faster] 02:09
kikoany other solution will be pretty specific to the view in question02:09
flacostei thinkg that BjornT comment about batching was pertinent02:09
flacostei.e. any pages that could grow very big should be batched02:10
kikoso I'm not in favor of batching because of the UI. Bugzilla /never/ had to do batching to get a bug page to render in 0.001ms, so we should not have to do it for performance reasons.02:10
kikoif we want to do batching because it makes for better UI, I'm all for it02:10
kikobut I didn't see a proposal in that direction02:10
jameshbugzilla seems to take a long time for huge bug conversations02:10
kikothe proposal I saw was "TAL rendering is slow, so let's batch"02:10
jameshnot 0.001ms02:10
jamesh(not to say we don't have room for improvement)02:11
ddaaincremental page download will help too02:11
kikojamesh, I was exaggerating.02:11
matsubaraother thing that BjornT pointed is the size of the page02:11
mpt_I think batching would be silly02:11
bradbme too02:11
mpt_UI-wise, anyway02:11
kikoUI-wise I agree02:11
SteveAtal:repeat is slow02:12
ddaait's fine for long page to be long to download, as long as some stuff happens quickly02:12
bradbif anything, that seems to be pushing more towards collapsing comments02:12
mpt_so, maybe KeepingBugsConcise is important after all ;-)02:12
kikookay, okay, okay02:12
spivddaa: well, it's fine for the user perhaps, but still not so good for our busy servers :)02:12
kikoso IF I find time today I'll try moving the HTML rendering to python02:12
kikono promises02:12
malccOk cool.02:12
malccmatsubara: Anything else?02:13
ddaaincremental download also reduces the total user-visible time, since client rendering is parallelised with server rendering.02:13
matsubaramalcc: I'm done, thanks.02:13
malccmatsubara: Thanks02:13
malccNext up: Bug report (mpt)02:13
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malccmpt_: Your move02:13
mpt_There are 14 Critical open bugs in Launchpad. These are the oldest six:02:13
mpt_ * Bug 2497 (/people/*/+translations times out for prolific translators), Critical, Confirmed, stub02:13
mpt_stub, how's it going?02:13
UbugtuMalone bug 2497 in rosetta "/people/*/+translations times out for prolific translators" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/249702:13
mpt_ * Bug 30264 (P-A-S support needs proper binary-only excludes), Critical, Confirmed, unassigned02:13
UbugtuMalone bug 30264 in soyuz "P-A-S support needs proper binary-only excludes" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3026402:13
mpt_cprov, malcc, who should get that?02:13
mpt_ * Bug 30602 (Timeout errors in +translate), Critical, Confirmed, danilos02:13
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060202:13
mpt_danilos, will you have time for that this week?02:13
mpt_ * Bug 35965 (exceptions in process-upload not communicated to uploader), Critical, In Progress, malcc02:14
matsubarampt_: stub is on vacation02:14
mpt_yay malcc02:14
UbugtuMalone bug 35965 in soyuz "exceptions in process-upload not communicated to uploader" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3596502:14
danilosmpt_: I might, but any solution I plan to do is only to alleviate a problem; I can't make any promises though02:14
malccmpt_: I was just getting ready to apologise that it's not done yet :)02:14
mpt_matsubara, ah, that shows I wasn't paying attention02:14
kikompt_, the PAS bug is being solved by me, I guess.02:14
mpt_ * Bug 31308 (Cannot set branch associated to a product series), Critical, Confirmed, ddaa02:14
mpt_ddaa, welcome back, any progress on 31308?02:14
UbugtuMalone bug 31308 in launchpad-bazaar "Cannot set branch associated to a product series" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3130802:14
danilos(unless I concentrate on it before any other tasks I have)02:14
matsubarampt_: but don't worry I will nag him about 2497 :)02:14
cprovmpt_: it may require some more discussion, see LP ML, once we decided something it should be sorted quickly.02:14
mpt_ * Bug 44214 (We need to add code to prevent POFiles being in the same path), Critical, Confirmed, carlos02:15
UbugtuMalone bug 44214 in rosetta "We need to add code to prevent POFiles being in the same path" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4421402:15
mpt_carlos, will you have time for that this week?02:15
ddaampt_: sabdfl agreed on the schema change I proposed to make it simpler to fix02:15
ddaampt_: will probably one of the short term goals we'll define monday02:15
mpt_ok02:15
carlosmpt_: I was planning to do it this week but I'm trying to increase our automatic imports to do a full edgy import02:15
mpt_carlos, ok, you're excused :-)02:16
carlosmpt_: I guess I will have some time for it, though02:16
mpt_I think that's all of them02:16
mpt_that's all malcc 02:16
malccmpt_: Great, thanks02:16
malccOk, next slot is Production and staging02:16
malccWith stub away, kiko is going to tell us about memory leaks02:16
kikoI don't know much about it. the appservers on gangotri had to be kicked yesterday.02:17
kikoI wrote an email about it, as usual.02:17
ddaakiko: I think the technical term is "bounced"02:17
kikoelmo was kind enough to provide graphs of memory usage on gangotri02:17
kikojames suggested that update-cve may have something to do with it02:17
kikoand suggested disabling it02:17
jameshthe update-cve script was probably part of the problem (using 1.8GB of memory).  It should probably be disabled til the next rollout, or the fix cherry picked02:17
jameshyeah02:17
kikogiven that stub isn't here this week.. it would have to be requested to lifeless or a sysadmin02:18
kikoat this point I defer to SteveA deciding on what to do02:18
SteveAyeah.   if we get enough of a problem, we can restart all app servers, one by one, each day, without loss of service.02:18
SteveAwhile we find out what's actually wrong02:18
SteveAkiko: do you think we need to do anything before stu is back?02:18
malccI once worked on a project where each app server needed a restart every five minutes for memory reasons. That was fun.02:18
kikoSteveA, hard to say. let me look at gangotri now.02:19
kikojamesh, a good point though is that update-cve was /not/ running when the appserver grinded to a halt.02:19
kikokiko@gangotri:~$ free02:20
kiko             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached02:20
kikoMem:       3956672    3867176      89496          0      49752    281269602:20
kiko-/+ buffers/cache:    1004728    295194402:20
kikoSwap:      2907724      16704    289102002:20
kikoeach appserver is at around 400MB 02:20
kikoI think we should be okay into tuesday02:20
jordiwho's working on the +translations timeout, again? danilo?02:21
kikoor monday when stub's back02:21
jameshkiko: I am sure it isn't the cause of the app server memory ballooning -- just that it could have been causing us to hit swap earlier than we might otherwise02:21
jamesh(the update-cve script, that is)02:21
jordioh, stub apparently.02:21
kikojamesh, mmmm. while it was running yes, but after that, you'd have a lot of memory free02:21
jordikiko: do you know what the plan is to fix the user/+translations timeout? We talked about a redesign a while back02:22
danilosjordi: I am working on +translate timeout, kiko on +translations02:22
danilosah, right, reassigned to stub02:22
carlosjordi: we talked about it on launchpad@ 02:22
malccOk, looks like our memory can take care of itself until next week02:22
kikojordi, it's basically to cache the information, and once that is done, redesign it.02:23
malccThe other part of Production and Staging is just to ask everyone if there's anything in particular which needs rolling out next week02:23
danilosI wonder at what pace do rollouts happen in the first place?02:23
jordikiko: okay, I guess I need to intervene at the redesign phase, as I have some feedback from users when we asked them02:23
mpt_Should the changes to person pages for people who haven't used Launchpad be cherrypicked?02:23
danilosthere hasn't been any in like last two weeks?02:23
kikomalcc, I think we should do a full rollout (based on today or so) on tuesday02:23
ddaamalcc: got some much expected branch ui changes in review now02:24
carloskiko++02:24
kikodanilos, we were rolling out weekly. the past month we've done it bi-weekly and now tri-weekly02:24
cprovmalcc: soyuz has, as you know, but we need to test them properly before it, we depend on "soyuz test env setup"02:24
SteveAmpt_: not until stu gets back, and if the rollout will be monday or tuesday, then not at all02:24
ddaait would be great to have to have it rolled out quickly. It allows people to rename and reassign branches.02:24
daniloskiko: ah, ok, thanks for the info02:24
kikocprov, but no database changes should break production, anyway.02:24
ddaabut it's not yet merged yet02:24
malcccprov: Yes, drescher rollouts are hanging behind the main rollout at the moment, for anyone who didn't know02:24
kikocprov, so rolling out to gangotri and friends should be okay, no?02:24
kikommmmm02:25
kikosabummerthat02:25
cprovkiko: yes, good point, we should not block the rest of the team02:25
malcckiko, cprov: Yes, the latest Soyuz patches should be able to go out to the appservers without any carnage02:25
malccAnything else on rollouts?02:25
kikomalcc, with one caveat. if something /did/ change in the database we may get some bustage in soyuz.02:25
kikonot in the publishing tables but elsewhere02:25
kikoI don't know where but some of our content classes... you know.02:26
cprovkiko: cherrypick it in drescher ... as usual02:26
malcckiko: Yes, we need to be careful02:26
ddaakiko: Person is usually the culprit02:26
kikocprov, you said it my man!02:26
kikoddaa, it's a common offender, because it's used by everybody.02:26
kikoI'll look at DB patches pending rollout02:26
ddaaThe same issue affects importd btw, luckily it's not changed all that often.02:26
kikoapparently there's nothing that changed in the DB for this rollout02:27
kikowell, two minor changes, constraint-related.02:27
ddaa(importd is routinely weeks or months behing rocketfuel)02:27
malccOk, let's move on02:27
malccWhich means it's time for... Launchpad 1.0 status reports!02:27
malccWho's got one?02:27
ddaaimportd-bzr-native: on track, ddaa needs to focus on arch-support excision soon02:27
ddaabzr-roundtrip-svn: target postponed (not 1.0), discussion on how to make bzr-svn acceptable to importd in progress.02:27
ddaasupermirror-smart-server: spiv and mpool currently working hard on that one. I'm not clear on whether we are on track to have it deployed on target.02:27
salgadoQuestion Tracker 1.002:28
salgado---------------------------------02:28
salgado- SupportTrackerKarma is implemented and already in rocketfuel02:28
salgado- Localization has been dropped as a 1.0 target.  Salgado finished rearranging it into other specs so that we can decide what will be a 1.0 goal and what's not.  Needs input from SteveA.02:28
salgado- New Workflow: Still waiting for kiko's review of the spec. Search on creation was reviewed and should land soon.02:28
salgado- Support Tracker Views: Waiting completion of New Workflow.02:28
salgadoRandom Things 1.002:28
salgado-------------------------------02:28
salgado- KarmaContext is implemented and in production.02:28
salgado- PersonCreationRationale has been started and has good progress.02:28
salgado- DirectPersonRegistration has a tricky issue blocking its implementation, so it needs discussion.02:28
bradbMalone 1.0:02:28
danilosRosetta 1.0:02:28
danilos- opening edgy for translation: DONE!02:28
danilos- firefox import/export: good progress (integration of import in process, starting on export)02:28
danilos- oo import/export: blocked on firefox02:28
danilos- translation review: good progress02:28
bradb-----------02:28
bradbTags: Landed fixes that were in review last during last status report.02:28
bradbDocumentation: Not started.02:28
bradbKeeping Bugs Concise: Collapsing comments will likely not be a 1.0 goal. kiko has a branch on the way for collapsing the original description behind a link (maybe landed?)02:28
danilos- essential docs: sabdfl assigned to danilos, need to discuss with jordi02:28
bradbRelease management: Went through review. Small SQL cleanups sent off to the DBA (currently underwater) for review.02:28
danilos- poimports: not started (checks not to upload wrong language PO file using "too many changes" check)02:28
bradbGuided filebug: Good progress for time spent on it. One or two more days of work + review.02:28
danilos- ui fixes: not started02:28
danilos- outstanding issues: none02:28
ddaayay muxed progress reports!02:29
malccMalone and rosetta punching it out there! :)02:29
danilosrosetta wins with a knock-out ;)02:29
bradbheh02:29
mpt_I'll sort it all out in the log02:29
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jordigo danilos, kick those maloners :)02:30
malccSoyuz 1.0: We've identified a new test process to prevent archive breakage and heart attacks, which we're working on. We had good design progress towards PPA last week. We still don't have a *proper* 1.0 status report though :)02:30
malccOk, is that all of them?02:30
malccThen... Sysadmin requests.02:30
ddaaRT 16533: Please give "sudo -u supermirror" rights to user "david" on vostok.02:30
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SteveAddaa: what does this block?02:31
ddaaSteveA knows that one. Still had no sysadmin feedback.02:31
kikobradb, what about upstream forwarding?02:31
kikoor is that not 1.002:31
ddaaSteveA: not blocking anything ATM, since the sftp-mirroring problem has been resolved02:31
cprovmalcc: we want space in mawson, which RT ? 02:31
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SteveAddaa: okay, so I won't hassle the admins about it02:32
malcccprov: The one for db backup cleaning was done already, we have much space now02:32
cprovmalcc: good, thanks 02:32
malccAny more?02:32
bradbkiko: !1.002:32
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malccOk02:32
malcc * Timely bug triage (bradb)02:32
kikobradb, would be nice to get done before 1.0, and I'm pretty sure that BjornT can do it. or is BjornT working on something else?02:32
kikobradb, BjornT: I don't want all that spec/design work to be lost because it fell out of date..02:33
bradbkiko: You'd have to ask him02:33
bradbanyway, TBT...02:33
bradbI've found it pretty tricky to keep up with bugmail02:33
BjornTkiko: i'll have to look at the spec to see if everything can be done before 1.0. at leaste parts of it will certainly get done.02:34
bradbe.g., right now, I have 2485 bugmail to go through02:34
bradbso, I thought I'd raise the issue for discussion at the meeting. anyone else finding bugmail a bit overwhelming?02:34
matsubarame02:34
SteveAdoes our bugmail thread well?02:34
bradbI'm wondering, for example, if Launchpad needs a bugmaster02:34
matsubaraSteveA: yes02:34
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danilosme as well02:34
SteveAbradb: maybe you could read it threaded?02:34
bradbSteveA: yeah02:34
bradbSteveA: that's a given, yeah :)02:34
danilosI'd prefer to have separate rosetta@ bugmail02:34
salgadowhat I do it to only read new bugmail everyday and then subscribe to the bugs to which I have interest or in which I may help02:35
spivI've started procmailling my bugmail by product.02:35
kikodanilos, it's very easy to separate that. just filter on X-Launchpad-Bug.02:35
matsubaraI use this bookmark to help on the initial triage: https://launchpad.net/projects/launchpad-project/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-datecreated&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=Unconfirmed&field.status%3Alist=Confirmed&field.status%3Alist=In+Progress&field.status%3Alist=Needs+Info&field.status%3Alist=Fix+Committed&field.importance%3Alist=Untriaged&field.assignee=&field.owner=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch=&field.has_no_pa02:35
matsubarackage=&start=0&batch=30002:35
danilosthough, I should probably filter on X-Launchpad-Bug: product=rosetta02:35
salgadothis way I get bugmail for these ones on my inbox, and make sure we always read them02:35
kikodanilos, yes.02:35
ddaasame thing, I have Thunderbird filter rules that sort mail by product using the X-Lauchpad-Bug header02:35
kikosalgado, I do the same.02:35
ddaaand mark all bugmail except the launchpad and launchpad-bazaar stuff as read immediately02:36
bradbdanilos: you'll want the launchpad bugs too02:36
BjornTit's not all about reading bug mail, though. an important part is triaging bugs, we are bad at doing that today.02:36
bradbyeah, that's what i'm really getting at.02:36
mpt_matsubara does some, I do some02:37
bradblike, providing a response time of 48-72 hours, /max/, per report02:37
mpt_I get the feeling it's not particularly thorough, though02:37
danilosbradb: yeah, but I need to put higher priority on reading rosetta ones02:37
ddaabradb: that means things like coordinating vacations and sprints02:37
SteveAI think this is getting off-topic02:37
BjornTso even though some say that they handle bug mail today, we still need to do better. it'd would be good if we came up with some guidelines, and made that that each part of launchpad has someone responsible for triaging the bugs.02:37
bradbddaa: yeah. that's why i'm wondering if we need a bugmaster.02:38
ddaabradb: I'm not convinced it's the solution to timely bug triage02:38
malccYes, and we're falling a bit late02:38
flacosteBjornT: +102:38
malccCan we take this discussion out of the meeting for afterwards?02:38
bradber, i guess02:38
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malcc * Testing bzr release candidate (Steve)02:39
SteveAso02:39
SteveAI'd like everyone to try out the RC for the new bzr release02:39
SteveAit should work okay, and be faster than the one we're using02:40
ddaaCool!02:40
SteveAi'll mail the list with simple instructions on how to get it, after this meeting02:40
ddaaHow do we get it?02:40
jameshshould we use particular packages of it?02:40
jameshokay02:40
malccGreat, thanks SteveA02:40
SteveAthere will be a line in /etc/apt/sources.list02:40
SteveAand a couple of commands to run02:40
ddaaAnd _don't press the red button_!02:40
malcc:)02:40
SteveAplease try it out, and send feedback to the launchpad list, cc mpool02:40
SteveAthat is all02:41
salgadodo we have the pqm-submit plugin for this version too?02:41
malccSteveA: Thanks02:41
malcc * (other items)02:41
malccmatsubara: Did you have one?02:41
matsubaraI proposed the infra tag (https://help.launchpad.net/TaggingLaunchpadBugs). SteveA could you take a look? kiko doesn't like the idea of assigning bugs to teams. Is there any rationale to assign some bugs to lp-infrastructure team apart from grouping them?02:41
kikomatsubara, SteveA: assignees should be people I can hassle for doing things.. assigning to a team dilutes responsibility and in the end the fix doesn't get done.02:41
ddaakiko++02:42
SteveAI see what you mean.  Although, that is more of an issue with having an appropriate process rather than assigning to a team per se02:42
SteveAfor example02:42
kiko(IKWYM, but I feel it certainly adds to the problem)02:42
SteveAI can imagine a process where it gets assigned to a team, and then at a team meeting, team bugs are assigned to individuals02:42
kikoI agree. but we do not have such a process. :)02:42
jordiI'd like to request that we start talking about how to market launchpad (and rosetta specifically in my case), so if kiko/steve want to have a meeting about it. I'm having trouble convincing bigger projects to move on, we had a small chat about it in #canonical today about it02:43
mpoolsalgado: yes, pqm-submit should be updated02:43
kikojordi, if you want to talk about it, talk to me!02:43
jordiI can post to the list with some background02:43
jordikiko: will do then!02:43
kikojordi, I've been talking about this for a while now02:43
kikoand doing some of it now02:43
kikoso it'll be cool to have help02:43
kikoand we can tag-team it02:43
jordikiko: great, let's have a chat later on02:43
malccGreat02:43
malccAny more on those issues, or any more issues?02:44
ddaaRunning late!02:44
SteveAmatsubara: I'm fine with having an "infrastructure" tag to mark bugs that are to do with infrastructure.02:44
SteveAI don't think this in itself solves the problem of certain bugs not getting attention.02:44
matsubaraSteveA: ok, I'll update the wiki ( but I don't like big tags neither my wrists :)02:44
SteveAand I dont' think a tag is a good way to assign responsibility02:44
malcc * Keep, Bag, Change02:44
mpt_BAG: the "BLOCKED:" line in meetings if you're not blocked02:45
malccddaa: Yes, noted, let's finish up quickly02:45
jordimpt_: +1!02:45
SteveAmpt_: I like that, because it means people need to say "I am not blocked" explicitly.02:45
ddaampt_: -102:45
ddaaSteveA: +102:45
malccOk, let's keep that for now then02:45
danilosddaa: (this -1+1 thing will make writing summaries easier for mpt ;))02:45
SteveAbut, mpt_, talk with me about this after the meeting, if you have a better idea02:45
malccAnything else?02:45
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malcc * Three sentences02:46
flacosteDONE: Landed tt-buglinktarget, worked on fixing bug 52671, improved tt-search based on james's review02:46
flacosteTODO: Land tt-search, finish fix for support contacts, work on SupportTrackerWorkflow implementation02:46
flacosteBLOCKED: still waiting for kiko's review/approval of the spec02:46
UbugtuMalone bug 52671 in launchpad-support-tracker "Support contact implementation shortcomings" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5267102:46
mpt_DONE: Returned to NZ, Net problems, PersonCreationRationale, bug fixes02:46
ddaaDONE: vacation, catchup, merging outstanding branches, bzr-svn discussion02:46
ddaaTODO: more catchup, more work on outstanding code, new short term targets not yet decided (next launchpad-bazaar meeting)02:46
ddaaBLOCKED: no02:46
mpt_TODO: UI work, general subscriptions spec, outages spec, bug fixes02:46
mpt_BLOCKED: no02:46
jordiDONE: rosetta licensing meeting with the team and steve; lots of email / mailing lists, some imports02:46
spivDONE: reviews, progress on bzr smart server02:46
spivTODO: snowboarding (on holiday next week)02:46
spivBLOCKED: no02:46
cprovDONE: recover from sprint, soyuz navigation research, soyuz test enviroment setup, lot of discussion P-a-s & ArchveRework02:46
cprovTODO: finish soyuz test setup and hopefully *safe* land soyuz cleanups & ArchiveRework02:46
cprovBLOCKED: none02:46
malccDONE: Finished sprint, started setting up test system to test sprint results.02:46
BjornTDONE: bug fixes. code reviews. some more work on bug forwarding workflow.02:46
malccTODO: Finish testing system, test sprint results, land. Finish 35965 fix.02:46
malccBLOCKED: For proper dogfood testing, on a recent production db snapshot.02:46
BjornTTODO: fix bugs. code reviews. finish off product-bugtracker branch.02:46
BjornTBLOCKED: no02:46
matsubaraSteveA: we're not using tags to assign responsability, just grouping bugs. Responsability can be sorted in the team meeting.02:46
danilosDONE: pqm-submit 3986, sampledata updates, discussions, firefox import work, user support, rosetta imports started02:46
danilosTODO: bug 30602, ff-export and integration, bug fixing, meeting with stub on rosetta data model02:46
danilosBLOCKED: no02:46
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060202:46
salgadoDONE: Landed the GPG/SSH fixes, code review, started implementing PersonCreationRationale and cleaned up lots of code on the way02:46
salgadoTODO: Finish the implementation of PCR, code review, start writing the infrastructure to allow the shipit frontpage to be customized through a web UI.02:46
salgadoBLOCKED: No02:46
bradbDONE: Worked on guided filebug. Release management review. Bug fixes. Loads of bugmail/triage. Wrote UnsubscribingIndirectBugSubscribers.02:46
bradbTODO: Release management DBA review. Small tweaks. Put guided filebug up for review.02:46
bradbBLOCKED: stub on reviewing Release Management DB patch.02:46
matsubaraDONE: oops report analysis, triage, fixed #5822202:46
matsubaraTODO: more of the same02:46
matsubaraBLOCKED: no02:46
mpoolDONE: some smart server, strategic planning, hiring02:46
mpoolBLOCKED: no02:46
jordiTODO: product/edgy import queue, KDE email02:46
jordiBLOCKED: no02:46
SteveADONE: management, ui devo infrastructure, code review02:46
SteveATODO: the same02:46
SteveABLOCKED: no02:46
kikoDONE: soyuz hacking, catching up on email, spec reviews02:46
jameshDONE: code reviews, product-release-finder fixes, update-cve fixes, launchpadformview fixes, other bug fixes02:46
jameshTODO: code reviews, better url handling for LP, more PRF stuff if necessary, more Python tracker stuff as necessary.02:46
jameshBLOCKED: no02:46
mpoolTODO: finish plans, conference papers, docs, smart server, hiring, lots more02:46
kikoTODO: launchpad report, spec reviews, more email catchup, try and get some of my old bugs done02:47
kikoBLOCKED: I'd like elmo or infinity to review my PAS discussion and proposals02:47
carlosDONE: TranslationReview, debugged koffice problems in dapper, Edgy translations02:47
carlosTODO: TranslationReview, bug #58168 and other Edgy imports bugs02:47
carlosBLOCKED: no02:47
UbugtuMalone bug 58168 in rosetta "Missing upstream translations for ktorrent-2.0.1" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5816802:47
malccIs that everyone?02:47
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malccOk great02:48
malccThanks everyone, apologies for three minutes overtime02:48
malccMEETING ENDS02:48
jordiawesome, first meeting in ages where I haven't been forced to walk away from my chair02:48
carlos;-)02:48
=== carlos -> lunch
carloslater!02:48
jameshforced?02:48
jordilaters02:48
bradbSo, anyone interesting in talking triage/bug report response times? :)02:48
bradbinterested, even02:48
danilosjordi: so you were able to roll on the wheels? :)02:49
flacostejamesh: when do you think you'll have time to review my new version of tt-search?02:49
SteveAthank you malcc 02:49
jordidanilos: er, what? :)02:49
danilosjordi: you know, chairs with wheels; I'd say wheel-chairs, but they're something else in English :)02:49
jameshflacoste: I'll send some more comments later on tonight02:50
jordidanilos: hehehe02:50
flacostejamesh: ok, thanks02:50
jordino, actually I do that a lot :)02:50
flacostekiko: do you think you'll have time to comment on the spec today?02:50
jordi(moving on my chair around the place ;)02:50
BjornTbradb: i'd be interested02:50
kikoflacoste, yes.02:50
mpt_bradb, one way would be to implement the suggestion I made of publicizing the average response time whenever you report a bug02:50
jordibut today, oh man, I was left alone for 47 minutes.02:50
jameshkiko: I did up a script to fix the "bug NNN" references in the old bugs we imported from bugzilla02:50
flacostekiko: great!02:50
danilosjordi: yeah, I figured: you didn't have to walk away this time, you just rolled around :P02:50
mpt_bradb, that wouldn't help directly, but it would be a great motivator :-)02:50
kikojamesh, AH! ROCK /ON?!02:50
kikoawsome02:51
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kikobradb, yeah, I'm interested, I've been talking about this with matsubara 02:51
bradbmpt_: ooooo! that's an interesting approach...02:51
jameshkiko: I ran it on demo.launchpad.net, so you can compare02:51
kikoessentially though I think this is matsubara's job, though.02:51
mpt_yes, matsubara does a good job02:51
kikompt_, bradb: so I think we should discuss and come up with something that allows matsubara to do a better job at triaging, and perhaps giving good metrics is part of that.02:52
jameshkiko: the script is not that clean, but I plan to clean it up when repurposing it for the Python SF bug import02:52
mpt_especially with errors02:52
bradbkiko: right02:52
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kikojamesh, okay. do you have an example bug? 02:52
bradbSo, first, does a goal of 48-72 hours seem a reasonable first response time?02:52
BjornTkiko: i don't think that matsubara can handle all the bugs by himself, though.02:52
jameshkiko: https://launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/42884 vs. https://demo.launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/4288402:53
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UbugtuMalone bug 42884 in malone "Duplicate markings from bugzilla.ubuntu.com shouldn't link to irrelevant bugs" [Medium,Confirmed]  02:53
mpt_kiko, producing good Bugs front pages will help with that (so matsubara won't need to keep fancy bookmarks for things like "all Untriaged bugs in Launchpad")02:53
kikobradb, yes.02:53
kikoBjornT, I think either he has to or he needs to build a triage community to work with him02:53
kikoI don't think you guys should be doing initial triage..02:53
bradbsecond, speaking of matsubara then: 1. do we need a "bugmaster" to achieve this, and 2. if so, is matsubara officially our bugmaster?02:54
bradbi.e. is matsubara the simon law of launchpad?02:54
kikojamesh, /awesome/!02:54
kikobradb, yes to both questions.02:54
mpt_bradb, 3792602:54
mpt_bug 3792602:54
UbugtuMalone bug 37926 in malone "Manage expectations about newly-reported bugs" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3792602:54
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kikojamesh, that's very good work -- even more so that you dropped the link to the bugtracker/ url 02:55
bradbmpt_: heh, that's too cool02:55
jameshkiko: the script actually uses that URL to work out where the numbers it needs to replace are02:55
bradbso, one thing that strikes me is that maybe sfllaw can give matsubara some ideas on drinking from the firehose02:55
kikobradb, yeah. though I think sfllaw basically delegates a lot of his work.02:56
kikoI don't think matsubara will get a lot of help02:56
kikobut perhaps 02:56
bradbcould be02:56
BjornTkiko: i'd be happy for matsubara to triage all the bugs, but then i think we should define exactly what's expected by him. at the moment a lot of bugs are untriaged, should we nag matsubara about it, or triage them ourself?02:56
kikoBjornT, the former.02:56
kikowe don't get /that many/ new bugs02:56
kikoless than 30 a day last I checked02:56
flacostekiko: what about bug we report?02:56
bradbanother thing, i think it would be nice if we had reports that everyone could see, that showed Launchpad's bug triage response time, and then a comparison between each of the apps02:57
kikoflacoste, bugs /we/ report?02:57
jameshkiko: fixing bug references in SF imported bugs would work similarly: add an ugly unique blob to bug references in the imported comments, and then post process it to replace the correct bug numbers02:57
kikojamesh, we're missing the big blob now, then02:57
kikoflacoste, well, you can confirm and triage it yourself, or leave it to be processed as part of daily triage.02:57
flacostekiko: when I report a bug, should I triage it, or let mastubara do it?02:57
jameshkiko: yeah.  I haven't implemented this for SF import yet.02:57
kikoflacoste, either is fine. you can triage it if you are very sure about it -- otherwise leave it to the qa team.02:58
BjornTkiko: true. but we still have a lot of untriaged bugs, so something is not working.02:58
flacostemakes sense02:58
jameshkiko: it does need to be a two step process though, since you don't know what the LP bug numbers will be til the import is complete ...02:58
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kikojamesh, what about this: https://demo.launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/1600002:58
UbugtuMalone bug 16000 in evolution "evolution crashes when trying to forward email with strange subject encoding" [Medium,Fix released]  02:58
kikoBjornT, I need to talk to matsubara about this, but essentially, incoming bug triage hadn't been an explicit priority/activity, and now it is becoming one.02:58
jameshkiko: the bug number in question wasn't an ubuntu bugzilla bug ID02:59
jameshkiko: my script just left those as is02:59
mpt_flacoste, on a related issue I came across a bug report today asking for people to be prevented from confirming their own bug reports02:59
bradbbtw, not ragging on matsubara here, I think he does a fantastic job on the oops reports, and has triaged a lot of bugs, but the fact that I also found quite a few bugs that hadn't yet been triaged lead me to wonder where the line on his responsibilities was drawn02:59
kikojamesh, it wasn't? what do you mean?02:59
kikobradb, it's just a matter of sorting out the assignment, as I said above.02:59
mpt_anyway, bedtime for me02:59
jameshkiko: the user has written "** Filed upstream as bug #300679"02:59
bradbkiko: what about the reports idea?03:00
kikooh. in evo bugzilla.03:00
kikobradb, that's a fab idea.03:00
bradbkiko: in LP, perhaps?03:00
jameshkiko: when we imported the bug into LP, we added the URL, but it was never an Ubuntu bug number03:00
bradbi.e. so it's a feature other projects, like Ubuntu, can use03:00
BjornTkiko: i understand, and i'm certainly not i'm blaming matsubara for it. it'd be good if you discussed with matsubara, how the triage processs should work. then you create a wiki page, so that it's clearly defined, and so that we can comment on it.03:01
bradb(BTW, I will summarize all discussion to the mailing list, when we're done)03:02
bradband/or a wiki page, yeah03:04
bradbmpt_: I could see not confirming one's own reports making sense for users that don't smell like developers, i.e., they're not bug contacts, assignees, or drivers of the affected software.03:05
bradband only restricting the reporter on that basis03:05
BjornTmatsubara: do you have any immediate suggestions on how to improve malone, in order to make your job easier?03:06
matsubaraBjornT: just added a comment to bug 3792603:06
bradbmatsubara: do you still have that mail from orkut/03:08
matsubarayes but it's portuguese. :)03:08
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matsubaras/it's/it's in/03:08
bradbah :)03:08
matsubarabradb: I can send it to you if you want03:08
bradbI am not a polyglot, unfortunately :/03:09
matsubaraBjornT: adding a tags and duplicate command to the email interface would help too03:09
matsubarabradb: you can use the fish03:09
matsubara:)03:09
bradbheh03:09
sivangbradb: what's so interesting in an orkut email? :)03:09
bradbsivang: bug triaging technique03:10
sivangbradb: eh :-) I didn't know orkut can be used for that as well03:10
bradborkut is many things to many people03:10
kikoto kiddie porn collectors in particular03:10
bradb!03:11
bradbAnything else to add before I capture this discussion on the mailing list?03:11
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bradb0!03:12
bradb(fin)03:12
bradbright, gotta get ready to head to the office, will summarize when i get there03:12
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matsubarabradb, BjornT: sent you the message from orkut (roughly) translated.03:51
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malccWith Robert sick and Stuart away, is there anybody else who can provide a copy of an up-to-date launchpad production snapshot on mawson?04:34
malccWe're not blocked on it, we can continue to try out our testing based on an older db, but we'll likely be blocked in due course if nothing moves04:35
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salgadomalcc, I guess one of the people with access to staging (carlos, kiko, ??) should be able to find an existing dump there (used to build the staging db) or even generate a new one from staging04:39
malccsalgado: Thanks, good idea.04:39
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kikomalcc, let me look.04:42
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kikosalgado, carlos: do you know where db dumps are kep?04:47
kikomalcc, found it.04:48
salgadokiko, no idea. :(04:48
kikoit's not small04:48
kikomalcc, where do you want it copied?04:48
kiko-rw-r--r-- 1 postgres postgres 12479252859 Aug 31 01:33 launchpad_prod.dump04:48
malcckiko: Wow, that isn't small04:49
malcckiko: Anywhere on mawson I can read it from, eg ~launchpad would do04:49
kikoone sec.04:50
kikofor reference, malcc, it's in /var/lib/postgresql04:50
malcckiko: Thanks04:50
kikomalcc, 8:17 ETA, on mawson/~kiko.04:50
kikosalgado, thanks for the idea, you da man04:50
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kiko-fudmalcc, copy finished, enjoy the 12gig file!05:02
malcckiko-fud: Thanks, I will :)05:02
janimoddaa: hi, any new insights into why some packages may fail to import to bzr? (ex: xfprint4)05:07
ddaaREPORT request failed on '/svn/xfce/!svn/bc/19952/xfprint/trunk/libxfprint' 05:07
ddaa '/svn/xfce/!svn/bc/19952/xfprint/trunk/libxfprint' path not found05:07
ddaaStill no idea of what is causing this problem.05:07
janimodid you see thiss happen for other upstreams as well besides the xfce repo?05:08
ddaayes, https://svn.participatoryculture.org/svn/dtv/trunk/tv05:08
janimoif not it may be some unusual setup05:08
ddaaon Launchpad https://launchpad.net/products/democracy/trunk05:08
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ddaajanimo: I'll make you the contact for xfprint4 import failure05:09
janimoah ok05:09
janimoddaa: what will that mean? do I get the error messages?05:09
janimowhat is weird that one out of 6 products of the same svn repo worked05:10
ddaaIt means I'll tell you when it works, or when I need some more help.05:10
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ddaamh, just got a similar problem with xfwm4...05:10
ddaapreviously it failed because of "OSError: [Errno 12]  Cannot allocate memory" on os.fork()05:11
janimoddaa: also xfdesktop4 thunar and xfce4-session IIRC05:11
ddaaIt's almost certainly some well known svn feature that cscvs just does not know how to deal with05:11
ddaajanimo: your memory is remarkable05:12
janimoddaa: well I have only registered 6 products to import (the ones are core xfce apps) so it's hard to forget :)05:12
janimobut some may have got stuck in Testing while others outright failed05:12
ddaaFYI, my notes are visible there: https://help.launchpad.net/VcsImportRequests05:13
janimois this a modified and closed cscvs or a free one?05:15
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carloskiko-fud: no idea, I only know how to update staging's code 05:19
carlosno idea about the DB mirroring05:19
ddaajanimo: heavily modified, still closed05:21
ddaaWe will open it eventually (sabdfl agreed to let me do it when I think it's right)05:22
ddaabut there's still some changes we need to do first. Most importantly, remove all the Arch support code that we _really_ do not want to have to support.05:22
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ddaajanimo: I'm quite keen at releasing this code as this will allow community members help fix this sort of problem.05:23
janimoddaa: nice05:23
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ddaajanimo: please just do not set up an alternative free imports service with that code, or sabdfl will make me pay for it dearly ;)05:24
janimoddaa: I am not sure soemone would be crazy enough to take on such a big task05:25
ddaaWell, as sabdfl says, the internet is a bell curve.05:25
jameshddaa: if it helps, the problem revision for smartpm appears to do a directory move trunk/epm/loaders to trunk/epm/backends05:26
ddaaI'm pretty sure somebody will do it eventually, even if just to bother us.05:26
jameshddaa: which kind of matches the "'/!svn/bc/28/trunk/epm/backends' path not found" error, since the directory didn't exist in the previous revision05:26
janimoyes, but it's all about users. They can do it but users will be hard to convince (it's hard enough with LP) to start using it05:26
ddaajamesh: now that's very interesting05:27
janimothere are rosetta lookalikes (before rosetta was done) but I don;t think they have as many users05:27
ddaajamesh: it might just be the same error logic that cause the "ClientError: File not found" error.05:27
jameshddaa: maybe.05:28
ddaajamesh: please leave me ignorant for now, diagnostic import problems is a big time sink and need to keep other stuff going :)05:28
jameshddaa: should I add a note to the wiki page then?05:29
janimoddaa: I'd ask for a prerelease tarball just for provate debugging of this xfce svn problme but I am afraid it would take a lot of time for me to set it up and grok the code to be able to debug it05:29
janimoI haven;t used cscvs before05:29
ddaajamesh: more than welcome, please add a note below the corresponding section title05:29
janimos/provate/private/05:29
ddaajanimo: if you willing to sign a NDA, I can escalate your request05:30
ddaaand I never say that csvs was easy. It's neither easy nor pretty. But there's a big difference between "impossible" and "difficult".05:30
janimoddaa: so the expected time before clean-up arch stuff and release to piblic is longer than it'd take to sign and send paperwork?05:30
ddaaThere's no expected time yet.05:31
ddaaSo the paperwork would clearly be the safe option.05:31
janimoright, but if it's something I need to spend a few days on before actually being able to nail down this problem I don;t have that much time unfortunately :(05:31
ddaaMh, not that much. I'll give you all the help you need. Some people (admittedly with unordinately wide and bald foreheads) have been seen to fix issues in cscvs in a few hours. In particular the svn support code does not quite break your brain.05:32
ddaaI'm specifically thinking of jamesh and Kamion05:33
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ddaaWhich are slightly superhuman programmers.05:33
ddaas/Which/Who/05:33
dsnopekHello!05:33
janimomy forehead is not really wide nor bald.hmm.05:34
jameshneither is mine!05:35
bradbi think jamesh and that reporter at the daily planet might be the same guy05:36
UbugtuNew bug: #58361 in launchpad "Product portlet has inconsistent links for Registrant, {Security,Bug} contact." [Low,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5836105:45
ddaajanimo: can you give me a boolean value for whether you would sign a NDA to gain access to cscvs? (not sure it's going to work, but I do not want to bother the top execs with that unless I have at least a verbal commitment)05:45
dsnopekCan anyone tell me how long an upstream import will be status "Testing" ?05:46
janimoddaa: the reason I would say no is because I am interested in debugging I cannot know for sure if after 5 minutes of lookig at it I do not run away screeming05:46
janimoddaa: so it may be that I'd just cause lost time for you and the execs for nothing05:47
ddaadsnopek: currently, until I give it some love. Will do right now.05:47
dsnopekddaa:  Thanks!05:47
ddaaThen, until the test import completes or fail.05:47
janimoit's different when you can 'sniff' around a codebase before knowing you are likely to work on it..05:47
janimoddaa: so me signing an NDA (which I have nothing againt in this case) would mean a 'soft' commitment which I cannot make05:48
ddaajanimo: I'm more interested in your willingness to follow on the paperwork and at least give it a try, than in getting concrete results05:48
ddaain any case may have some interesting feedback05:49
ddaa* case you may05:49
janimoddaa: would the NDA at least cover other potential code or just cscvs? and how much  paperwork is it?05:49
ddaaDunno really, you could task with sivang who I think has signed for access to launchpad code.05:50
janimowhat I am afraid is that more time than what I'd spend on the code itslef.05:50
janimoright I remember him saying in parsi that he has an nda05:50
jameshlooks like kiko got revision 400005:50
janimos/parsi/paris/05:50
janimosivang: ping05:50
malccjamesh: Is there a prize?05:50
ddaajanimo: well, in any case, I'll tell SteveA about this discussion05:51
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janimoddaa: ok, thanks.05:51
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janimoit'd be nicer if it could be done w/o NDA since opening the code is blocked on cleanups AIUI, but it's your call obviously05:52
janimoa kind of 'early access program' for selected people with narrow and hairy foreheads05:53
ddaaSince boring considerations like licensing terms have not been decided on yet, it's not really possible.05:56
janimounderstood05:56
dsnopekddaa:  I have to run to a meeting, but thanks for getting the import going!05:57
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jameshflacoste: ping?06:18
flacostejamesh: pong06:19
jameshflacoste: just been looking over your diff.06:19
flacostejamesh: do you see any problems with it?06:20
jameshis there any reason you copy/pasted the docstring for LaunchpadView.render() for LaunchpadFormView?06:20
jameshthere isn't any glaring problems06:20
jameshflacoste: there is still the issue of doing one view vs. two views, but I think it is probably better at this point to merge what you've got and then look at that afterwards06:22
flacostejamesh: no particular reason for the copy/pase, maybe I should only have left the comments related to that particular implementation06:22
jameshflacoste: probably easier to leave it out or use "See LaunchpadView.render()"06:22
flacostejamesh: ok, I'll remove it and leave a pointer to LaunchpadView.render(), the reason i copied it was that it provided information that one might miss if one only looks at the LaunchpadFormView.render() comment06:24
flacostejamesh: if anybody want to try to implement it in two views, i wish them good luck in making it simpler than it is now :-)06:24
jameshflacoste: okay.  We've been using comments of the form "See class" or "See class.method()" for implementations of interfaces.  Perhaps that'd be appropriate here06:25
flacostejamesh: i was about to leave for lunch with bradb, is there anything else you want me to reply to before I move out (and probably you too)06:26
jameshflacoste: nope.  You may as well merge it when you get back from lunch06:27
flacostejamesh: great, thanks a lot!06:27
jameshkiko-fud: you seem to have reverted a whole bunch of changes with your latest merge to rocketfuel.06:32
jameshkiko-fud: just look at the changes between r3999 and r4000 in launchpad06:33
Mezddaa, any update on the katapult svn branch06:33
ddaaMez: none since we last talked about. I think we have enough information to start working on it, and filed bug 58029.06:35
ddaahttps://launchpad.net/bugs/5802906:35
Mezhmm launchpad timing out for me06:36
ddaaIt's not clear when we'll have resources to put on fixing it though.06:36
ddaaYeah, launchpad seems very unhappy at the moment.06:37
ddaaMez: since I have put an entry about that import on https://help.launchpad.net/VcsImportRequests, I'll tell you when it succeeds.06:37
Mez;)06:37
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kiko-fudjamesh, really? hmmm.06:39
jameshkiko-fud: it's added back the <fieldset> around the bug description, moved the bug branch list back down to where it was before mpt's recent change and a bunch of other stuff06:40
kiko-fudjamesh, yeah, that was intentional.06:40
Mezhmm06:40
jameshreally??06:40
MezI got a OOPS-243D580 on logging in06:40
Ubugtuhttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/243D58006:40
kiko-fudjamesh, well.. yeah. I wrote to the list about it06:40
kiko-fudjamesh, if you're only talking about reverting of the bug page formatting, and related tests, then yes06:41
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jameshwhere?06:41
kiko-fudjamesh, do you think that wasn't such a good idea? 06:42
kiko-fudmy latest reply to mpt 06:42
jameshkiko-fud: it resets the look to what we had about a month or so ago.  I didn't see a message about that06:42
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kiko-fudjamesh, I wrote a few times to mpt about this. there's also the problem that the UI I had modified required a link to the first comment (see bug 1 for instance)06:43
jameshit looked a lot more like messy/incorrect conflict resolution06:43
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in ubuntu-meta "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/106:43
kiko-fudjamesh, the commit message says I was reverting the page, didn't it?06:43
kiko-fudI see it doesn't make it that explicit06:44
kiko-fudjamesh, anyway, more to the point, I am fine with changing it again /as long as/ we openly discuss it, instead of landing changes in RF06:45
kiko-fudso I'm happy with mpt doing a redesign of that part of the page, as long as he does it by discussing what he wants to improve, and not simply changing it without regard for some consensus06:45
jameshkiko-fud: you reverted changes that were made earlier today (changes that had gone through review).  06:45
kiko-fudhmmm.06:46
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kikojamesh, I didn't approve of the UI change myself, and having been the author of the original UI, I reverted it back to what it was. at that point I invite criticism or even redesigns as long as it's openly discussed06:48
kikojamesh, (I'm talking about the design that was there "a month or so" ago)06:49
kikoMez, how weird. I didn't think +addsubscriber needed to do so much work.06:51
kikoMez, did reloading fix the problem?06:51
Mezkiko: yeah ;)06:52
kikothat's kind of a bug06:52
kikoit took 100s to run a trivial query though06:52
Mezlol06:52
Mezkiko: LP seems very unhappy atm06:52
kikoagain? 06:53
jameshkiko: okay.  Ignore the description presentation bit.  mpt's landing today moved the bug branch table above the description, which you've reverted.  Could you at least undo that part?06:53
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Nafalloif someone wants a bzr-bugreport they should approve my mail to bazaar-ng@l.u.c :-)06:58
MezNafallo, or try #bzr ;)06:59
NafalloMez: I think the admin of that lists would be lurking here ;-). don't know who whoever :-).07:00
Nafallos/whoever/however/07:00
MezNafallo, it be mbp, who isnt in here07:01
Nafallobaah07:01
Nafallosent there aswell then...07:01
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sivanghmm, janimo looked for me..07:07
sivangddaa: I see something about him an you on the backlog, he has some issues importing some xfce packages?07:09
ddaayep07:09
UbugtuNew bug: #58369 in launchpad "ContextWidget should return the actual context object, not its id." [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5836907:15
UbugtuNew bug: #58370 in launchpad "ContextWidget should return the actual context object, not its id." [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5837007:15
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kikojamesh, are we sure that's a good thing to do?07:56
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kikojamesh, I didn't see an email thread or proposal on this change.07:56
kikojamesh, why should we do it without bringing up "a problem"?07:56
kikoBjornT, did you click twice on the submit button, or something else?07:56
BjornTkiko: i filed the bug while lp was unresponsive, so i aborted and resubmitted the request.07:59
kikoBjornT, ah. is this situation still happening?07:59
kikoBjornT, bradb: are you are of/in favor of the change that mpt and jamesh discussed on -reviews, which places the branch listing above the description?08:00
kikos/you are/you aware/08:00
bradb-008:00
BjornTkiko: it seems fine now. this was around the time when mez reported it was slow.08:01
kikoI'm -1 on it ftr08:01
kikobut I am confused as to why I had never heard of this before the patch was landed08:01
BjornTkiko: as for the branch listing, i think it makes sense to have the branch listing near the bugtask statuses. the branches play an important role for the status of the bug.08:05
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kikoI'm not so sure that's a good argument for moving the listing up08:06
bradb_URGH. i keep getting dropped from IRC.08:06
bradb_<bradb> One problem is that it's like asking what colour broom the office should have. I'm not yet convinced that bug branch information is at all useful on the bug page to begin with. I'd be curious to know how many bug branches we have though. kiko, can you find that out on staging?08:06
kikofor one, it will move the description down, possibly off-screen if you have a few tasks and branches08:06
bradb_<bradb> (or prod, if possible, of course)08:06
kikosure.08:06
kikoSteveA, ping?08:07
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BjornTkiko: maybe the description should be right after the title, before the 'affects' rows?08:09
kikoBjornT, I think that may be a good idea, but the affects rows being prominent were one of the striking things in malone's design.. 08:10
dsnopekddaa, Any word on why my import failed, or should I just watch the newly discovered (by me, that is) https://help.launchpad.net/VcsImportRequests page?08:10
kikobradb_, I have no idea what your broom analogy means, but we have 55 bugbranches.08:10
BjornTi agree with bradb_, though, it's not a big problem atm, since we don't have many bug branches. when it gets easier (and possible for us) to register bug branches, that number will increase, though.08:10
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kikoBjornT, jamesh, bradb__: this is why I'm scratching my head asking why are we spending time on something which isn't remotely a problem today?08:12
bradb__kiko: broom analogy == i see it as an issue that nobody cares about yet. further, because nobody cares about it (double-digit BugBranches!), it's hard to even learn from any changes we make the BB presentation08:12
bradb__kiko: dunno. I wouldn't have touched it.08:12
SteveAkiko: hi08:13
kikoSteveA! I missed you08:13
kikoyou come to my house on the day of my daughter's wedding08:13
kikoyou don't call me padrino08:14
BjornTkiko: exactly. so let's leave it for now, and revisit it when we have private branches and an easy way of registering bug branches.08:14
kikoagreed.08:14
flacostekiko: for what it's worth, MPT implemented it to close bug 55831 and gave an explanation to jamesh on the review08:15
UbugtuMalone bug 55831 in malone "branches shouldn't be hidden in the bug text" [Low,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5583108:15
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kikoflacoste, good data point!08:15
ddaadsnopek: yup, I'll file it in there.08:16
ddaadsnopek: unfortunately, it's hitting a bug in our import code08:16
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salgadokiko, I answered one of your questions on PersonCreationRationale, and added a new one.  can you have another look?08:19
kikosalgado, not today. I need to review flacoste's branch and I am already uberfucked08:19
flacostekiko: not need to review my branches, salgado and jamesh took care of that, but a review of the spec would be nice ;-)08:20
kikoI meant spec08:20
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kikoyou guys are terrible with me08:21
kikoI am only one 08:21
flacostelol08:21
SteveAkiko is the one and only08:22
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WebMavenSteveA: Hi08:58
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SteveAhi WebMaven 09:04
SteveAmatsubara: ping09:04
matsubaraSteveA: pong09:05
SteveAmatsubara: hi.  I wonder if stub could run a DB query to do this:  for every bug assigned to or with a subscriber of launchpad-infrastructure, unassign launchpad-infrastructure and add the infrastructure tag09:06
SteveAthat might save you some effort09:06
matsubaraSteveA: noted, I'll mail him asking. Do you think it would be useful do the same thing to un-milestone oops bugs and add the oops tag and the same for timeouts?09:07
SteveAyes09:09
SteveAif there are enough of them to make it a poor idea to do it manually09:09
SteveAwe need to balance the effort and chance for error there against the effort of writing the DB query09:10
matsubaraSteveA: 84 results for launchpad-project products {oops,timeout}milestones.09:12
matsubaraSteveA: lp-infrastructure is subscribed to 69 bugs and assigned to 7.09:15
SteveAmaybe we should leave lp-infrastructure subscribed... what do you think?09:16
SteveAcertainly look to do queries for the oops and timeout things09:18
SteveAand I guess for the infrastructure ones too09:18
matsubaraSteveA: i think it doesn't hurt. Is there any special rationale to have lp-infrastructure subscribed to those bugs?09:19
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SteveAmatsubara: all I can think of is so that the infrastructure team can get notified of changes09:20
SteveAbut that's not such a big deal09:20
matsubaraSteveA: they're already get those by being lp-developers09:22
SteveAokay, so no need for that team to remain subscribed09:23
SteveAi think if we'd had tags before, we wouldn't have used team subscriptions for this09:23
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somerville32I made a bug report that is a security vulnerability two days ago and it still has not be triaged. What should I do?10:01
matsubarasomerville32: bug number please10:02
somerville32Bug #5816910:03
matsubarasomerville32: apparently that bug is in ubuntu10:04
somerville32Who should I talk to?10:04
matsubarasomerville32: best place to ask about it is #ubuntu-bugs10:04
somerville32Ah, thanks :] 10:04
matsubarasomerville32: np10:05
UbugtuNew bug: #58388 in malone "Implement a tag command in the email interface" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5838810:05
kiko-afksomerville32, it's triaged, but the importance name is confusing. ARGH.10:05
kiko-afkBjornT, bradb: any of you willing to whip up a trivial importance-renaming branch with rs=kiko?10:06
kiko-afkuse the wording which was finally agreed upon, I can't recall exactly but mpt knows10:06
matsubaraundecided10:06
matsubarabug 5501510:07
UbugtuMalone bug 55015 in malone "Rename "Untriaged" to "Undecided"" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5501510:07
bradbkiko-afk: maybe tomorrow or something? i was in the middle of guided filebug with francis...10:07
kiko-afkbradb, that's fine, but would be nice to get it done for this next rollout10:09
bradbright, shouldn't be a problem10:09
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UbugtuNew bug: #58391 in malone "People's bug lists can't be searched for tags" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5839110:56
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kiko-afkbradb, have you tested on staging the changes to the upstream searches in the advanced bug search?11:42
bradbkiko-afk: nope, not yet11:43
kiko-afkbradb, you should, because you have one day to fix it again...11:43
bradbright, hrm...would tomorrow morning be ok? trying to get one more part of guided filebug done with francis before calling it a day.11:44
kiko-afkbradb, well... I'm looking at bugs that need to be forwarded upstream and already bug 43745 seems wonky...11:45
UbugtuMalone bug 43745 in linux-source-2.6.17 "Ubuntu corrupts real time clock on some dell laptops" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4374511:45
kiko-afkI think it's including a rejected it shouldn't be.11:46
kiko-afkbug 43661 is also the same case I think11:46
UbugtuMalone bug 43661 in linux-source-2.6.15 "ThinkPad X60: select() to /dev/rtc to wait for clock tick timed out" [High,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4366111:46
kiko-afkbradb, sure, do it tomorrow, but your list is things for tomorrow is growing :-) please write down those two bugs though since I've already researched them 11:47
kiko-afkbradb, and update me on the ML if you think they should be there (I think they shouldn't)11:47
bradbkiko-afk: right. i've noted this and the importance rename task for tomorrow morning, plus the two relevant bugs11:47
kiko-afkcool11:47
kiko-afkbradb, https://staging.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnucash/+bug/55462 may also be wrong, not sure about Fix Released.11:48
UbugtuMalone bug 55462 in gnucash "Gnucash crash" [High,Confirmed]  11:48
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kiko-afkbradb, not sure about the fix released one, maybe it makes sense to stay on that list.11:51
kiko-afkbradb, hmmm. give me 2 minutes attention11:51
bradbok...all feedback noted so far...11:51
kiko-afkhttps://staging.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/4822911:52
UbugtuMalone bug 48229 in gparted "Partition table destroyed when resizing NTFS" [Unknown,Rejected]  11:52
kiko-afkbradb, that bug is showing up when I select11:52
kiko-afk Show only bugs that are resolved upstream11:52
kiko-afkdid we agree or not to include Rejected in "resolved upstream"?11:52
bradbkiko-afk: Resolved includes rejected11:53
kiko-afkbradb, argh. was that because of that email comms with mark?11:53
kiko-afkoh possibly because of duplicates?11:53
bradbthe point is that developers need to know when important changes happen upstream, and either a bug being fixed or being rejected upstream is important11:53
kiko-afkbradb, then s/resolved/closed/ perhaps?11:53
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kiko-afkbradb, anyway, good point11:54
kiko-afkdude11:55
bradbkiko-afk: closed/resolved/etc. i think other bugtrackers use those terms interchangeably also11:55
kiko-afkthat feature ROCKS11:55
bradbit does!11:55
kiko-afkit's amazing!11:55
kiko-afkbradb, okay those seem to be the only issues I pointed out. it would help if you could look into them and then summarize in an ML post, so I can gut it and use it as part of my report for this month's changes.11:57
bradbkiko-afk: noted11:57
kiko-afkbradb, the searches seem to working very well apart from that, so I've done the testing for you. enjoy! :)12:00
bradbkiko-afk: nice, thanks a lot for testing it and giving feedback12:00
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