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matsubaraajmitch: I don't think that's possible. With 5mb comment/description the form crashed hence bug 61458 :)12:14
UbugtuMalone bug 61458 in Ubuntu "Unable to upgrade python (Edgy upgrade using Aptitude)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6145812:14
matsubaraugh12:15
matsubarabug 6154812:15
UbugtuMalone bug 61548 in launchpad "Description/comment fields shouldn't crash with insanely large values." [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6154812:15
ajmitchmatsubara: maybe it was just over that, but the bug showed up in mutt as [text/plain, base64, utf-8, 7.0M] 12:15
ajmitchbug 60859 if you want to see how they did it :)12:16
UbugtuMalone bug 60859 in ubiquity "Error in installer (crashed) all the times" [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6085912:16
ajmitchpart of it is that it's hard to discover how to attach a file12:18
ajmitch(when filing, I presume) :)12:19
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matsubaraajmitch: bug 3085612:25
UbugtuMalone bug 30856 in malone "would like to be able to add attachment(s) while filing the bug" [Low,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3085612:25
AlinuxOShello,is it possible to give owner status to other person in launchpad?12:26
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AlinuxOSif yes, how ?12:26
kikobradb, another bug with nominations. if I add a new task using +distrotask, it adds it with a nomination (by joe random user, no less) -- try adding an evo bugtask to bug 1.12:28
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in ubuntu-meta "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/112:28
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bradbkiko-zzz: noted01:28
kiko-zzzbradb, display issue only?01:29
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bradbkiko-zzz: er. i'm not actually sure what you mean. now that i test it out, e.g., https://staging.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/35601 , i don't yet see the problem01:33
UbugtuMalone bug 35601 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "[X600]  Black screen with DRI" [Critical,Confirmed]  01:33
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kiko-zzzbradb, https://staging.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/3560101:39
UbugtuMalone bug 35601 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "[X600]  Black screen with DRI" [Critical,Confirmed]  01:39
bradbkiko-zzz: was it nominated for those releases before you added the new tasks?01:41
kiko-zzzwell01:41
kiko-zzzthere were two tasks01:41
kiko-zzzI added a nomination01:41
kiko-zzznominations were added for both01:42
kiko-zzzthen I added another another task01:42
bradbkiko-zzz: ok, that's intended01:42
bradbbecause the nominations are not specific to packages01:43
bradbso, the display code displays the nominations for all affected packages01:43
bradbi suggested that it may be clearer to display nominations right under the task table, instead of mixing them into each task01:46
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UbugtuNew bug: #61589 in launchpad-bazaar "would be nice if branch listing showed last commit date" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6158907:40
UbugtuNew bug: #61590 in malone "upstream bugtracker "Inkscape" should be named to "SourceForge"" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6159008:06
UbugtuNew bug: #61591 in launchpad "add "locale" to user information" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6159108:10
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=== Topic (#launchpad): set by matsubara at Thu Sep 14 14:03:44 2006
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mptSteveA, mailed you about the CSS09:19
carlosSteveA: hi, around?09:22
SteveAcarlos: yes, I'm around.  But, I need to work with mpt and mpool for the next hour, then I have a conf call for an hour or so.09:22
carlosSteveA: it will be 5 minutes09:23
carlosit's about the question you asked me yesterday09:23
SteveAcarlos: ok09:23
SteveA5 mins is fine09:23
carlosSteveA: after talking with danilo09:23
danilo[out] scarlos: hi ;)09:23
SteveAhi danilos 09:23
danilosSteveA: morning09:24
carlosWe think that implementing the changes suggested by kiko would be around 2 days of my work (I will not implement some changes that are related to bug 30602 and that are the complex part)09:24
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060209:24
carlosSteveA: for TranslationReview, we will not save any time, just win code readability, but for bug 30602 (it's a priority for 1.0) Danilo thinks that we could save 1 day or so of work09:25
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060209:25
carloshmm did you got the whole sentence? xchat cut it in my side...09:26
daniloscarlos: (I did, try highlighting it in xchat, that usually turns it back up for me ;)09:26
SteveA"save 1 day or so of work"09:26
SteveAis the last text I got09:26
carlosIt should start as 'SteveA: for TranslationReview, we will not save any time, just win code readability'09:27
SteveAyes09:27
carlosok09:27
SteveAI suppose it will be a while before danilo starts on bug 3060209:28
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060209:28
SteveAif danilo is working on OOo and firefox now09:28
carlosright09:28
carlosin fact, perhaps I will take care of that bug instead of danilo09:28
SteveAso, I'd say, do TranslationReview first, then look at the refactoring in preparation for bug 3060209:29
carlosdepends on who's more busy09:29
carlosok09:29
carlosSteveA: thanks for your time09:29
SteveAare you happy with that plan?09:30
carloswell, it would require to change some things from TranslationReview code, but it's not a big issue09:30
SteveAright09:31
SteveAyou'd be trading that off against having completed the TranslationReview code earlier09:31
SteveAand also having more tests to check you're refactoring well09:31
carlosyeah, that's why I'm not complaining ;-)09:31
SteveAgreat09:31
danilosSteveA, carlos, I'm fine with that myself ;)09:32
SteveAI appreciate how you and danilo discussed it and then presented the issue clearly.09:32
carlosnp09:33
carlosdanilos: btw, what's the status for bugs #2181 and #3809 ?09:35
UbugtuMalone bug 2181 in rosetta "Rosetta automated e-mail should come from @launchpad.net" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/218109:35
UbugtuMalone bug 3809 in rosetta "Abuse of capital letters" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/380909:35
daniloscarlos: well, I have some code sitting for them, but without tests (those were the ones I started early on)09:36
carlosdanilos: ok, try to expend one hour or so every day to finish them so we don't block bug fixings with new features09:37
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daniloscarlos: right, as we agreed earlier on09:37
carlosdanilos: thanks09:38
SteveAmpt: ping?09:39
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SteveAmpt: ping10:18
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SteveAmpt: global.js in icing has 0 length.  is that right?10:31
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carlosSteveA: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/6136610:55
UbugtuMalone bug 61366 in firefox "[Edgy]  Firefox crashes on sites with Flash if old profile directory is used" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  10:55
carlosSteveA: that bug has the flash plugin attached10:55
carloswhat's our policy about it?10:55
SteveAwhat's the problem?  that the attachment is proprietory?10:56
carlosSteveA: yes10:58
jameshI don't think you can distribute the flash plugin without a license, even though it is given away10:58
carlosjamesh: no, you cannot, I just read their website10:58
jameshthe library file content can be marked deleted, which will prevent it from being served (and should get garbage collected)10:59
jameshI think stub needs to do that though10:59
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SteveAmpt: ping11:42
stubjamesh: Have you taken down demo.launchpad.net? elmo just got notified it was down.11:47
jameshstub: I did a quick code update for something else I was testing -- it should be up now11:48
stubok. Please give a heads up in #canonical-sysadmin - the guys have been told to treat it like other production servers.11:49
stub(next time)11:49
jameshwill do.11:50
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carlosstub: hi, did you see my comment about flash plugin being attached in a malone bug?11:58
carlosstub: jamesh said that you could mark it as deleted11:58
carlosstub: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/6136611:59
UbugtuMalone bug 61366 in firefox "[Edgy]  Firefox crashes on sites with Flash if old profile directory is used" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  11:59
stubcarlos: You mean http://librarian.launchpad.net/4320107/flash_plugins.tar.gz ?12:00
carlosstub: yes12:00
stubDone12:04
carlosstub: thanks12:06
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SteveAcarlos: thanks for adding a comment explaining it to the bug.12:25
carlosnp12:26
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xadfhi12:28
xadfhow is it that when i subscribe to bugs it is not shown on my profile page in launchpad?12:29
Fujitsuxadf, make sure you're viewing the `subscribed bugs', the default is `assigned bugs'.12:30
mptxadf, by default your Bugs page shows only bugs assigned to you, not bugs you have subscribed to12:30
mptsnap12:30
mptclick "Subscribed" in the top left12:30
mptSteveA, pong12:31
xadfmpt: of course, but right there thats what im talkign about12:31
xadfit doesnt show all the bugs im subscribed to12:32
mptxadf, by default, it doesn't include bugs that are fixed or rejected12:32
mptTo include those, click "Advanced" and check those checkboxes12:32
SteveAhi mpt.  sent you email.12:32
xadfmpt: ah thanks12:33
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mptSteveA, thanks. Should I land my latest changes into rocketfuel?12:34
jameshxadf: it also won't show bugs you are subscribed to but have been marked duplicate (you can use the "Advanced search" link on that page to change this though)12:34
SteveAmpt: please do (on the appropriate branch in RF, of course).  I already updated the server, so you can take a look there.  Mark will meet usman on monday, so we should prepare a briefing for Mark for that meeting, rather than mail usman.12:35
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doko_could somebody enlighten me on https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/247419 ? it's built, but the binaries don't show up12:41
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jameshdoko_: maybe cprov can answer your question ...01:14
doko_jamesh: yeah, hopefully ...01:14
cprovdoko_: jamesh: checking01:14
cprovdoko_: binaries got rejected, need to check drescher log 01:15
cprovdoko_: give me a minute, I will check it for you 01:16
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cprovdoko_: malcc found it ...01:25
cprovdoko_: 01:25
cprov07:50:17 INFO    Rejected:01:25
cprov07:50:17 INFO    openoffice.org-common_2.0.4~rc2-1ubuntu3_all.deb uses bzip2 compression but doesn't Pre-Depend on dpkg (>= 1.10.24)01:25
doko_that's not true ...01:26
cprovdoko_: what kind of fancy stuff do you invoke for OO ? ;)01:26
stubLaunchpad meeting 35 minutes01:26
doko_that means, that the -l10n build will fail as well :-/01:26
doko_cprov: there's no chance to save this build?01:27
doko_dpkg 1.10.24 is ooooold01:28
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cprovdoko_: well, infinity can reprocess it to you, but I think it's hopeless 01:28
cprovdoko_: I mean, soyuz won't accepted if you try to re-upload 01:29
cprovdoko_: I don't know what this problem means precisely, I just know we will detect again in the next run.01:30
doko_yes, I have to add this pre-dependency ...01:30
doko_cprov: where is this pre-dependency encoded?01:33
cprovdoko_: dunno, sorry01:37
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jameshdoko_: the error is about the binary package, so presumably wherever you define other dependencies for that package01:46
doko_jamesh: it's a packaging error, yes, but that's really the first place I know, where the infrastructure checks for packaging errors01:47
doko_so the question was: which part of the infrastructure01:47
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SteveAtoday's launchpad development meeting is with special guest chair salgado.01:59
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salgadoit's meeting time, guys!02:00
salgadowho's here?02:00
matsubarame02:00
flacosteme02:00
malccme02:00
SteveAme02:00
spivme02:00
cprovme02:00
bradbme02:00
jameshme02:00
mptme02:00
spivlifeless sends his apologies02:00
salgadocprov sends his apologies too02:00
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salgadoBjornT?02:00
spiv(he needs to be awake early tomorrow, so he's gone to bed.)02:00
carlosme02:00
salgadostub?02:00
BjornTme02:00
stubme02:01
kiko-zzzme02:01
malcccprov sent apologies? But he's here...02:01
cprovsalgado: oops, what ?02:01
salgadowell, I thought cprov would be offline today.  anyway...02:01
salgado== Agenda ==02:01
salgado * Roll call02:01
salgado * Agenda02:01
salgado * Next meeting02:01
salgado * Activity reports02:01
salgado * Actions from last meeting02:01
salgado * Oops report (Matsubara)02:01
salgado * Bug report report (mpt)02:01
danilosme02:01
salgado * Production and staging (Stuart)02:01
salgado * Launchpad 1.0 status reports02:01
salgado * Sysadmin requests02:01
salgado----02:01
salgado * UI 1.0 discussions (Steve, mpt)02:01
salgado * (other items)02:01
salgado----02:01
salgado * Keep, Bag, Change02:02
salgado * Three sentences02:02
salgadonext meeting. same time, next week?02:02
salgadoany objections?02:02
SteveA+102:02
cprov+102:02
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kikonone02:02
salgadoactivity reports.. who's up to date?02:02
bradbI have a dentist appt next week, fwiw02:02
kikonot me :-(02:02
SteveAout of date02:02
cprovup to date02:02
danilosnot up to date, repeat offender :(02:02
matsubaraup to date02:02
bradbup to date02:02
flacosteup to date02:02
ddaahere02:02
salgadoup to date02:02
BjornTup to date02:02
stubup to date02:02
ddaaup to date02:02
malccup to date02:02
carlosout of date02:02
jameshnot up to date :(02:03
sidarusIs that a launchpad meeting ?02:03
SteveAhi sidarus 02:03
jordiugh02:03
salgado* Actions from last meeting02:03
salgado* SteveA to put up a wiki page for the launchpad project to note disaster scenarios on, and mail the list about it02:03
salgado * SteveA to write up what needs doing to implement `__eq__`, `__ne__`, and `__hash__` for database objects02:03
spivup to date02:03
SteveAThis is the weekly launchpad development meeting02:03
jordihello, and missing a report of two weeks ago02:03
sidarusSteveA: Hi02:03
SteveAsalgado: I'm still on the hook for those two items.02:03
SteveAsalgado: please leave them on the agenda for next week02:04
salgadookay02:04
malccSteveA: Don't forget to incorporate disaster planning for the scenario where a disaster occurs before we've done the disaster planning :)02:04
mptI'm up to date02:04
SteveAmalcc: that would be disasterous02:04
mptand plannerous02:04
salgadoit's oops report time, then. go matsubara, go02:04
matsubaraToday's oops report is about bugs 61548, 1558, 3060202:04
UbugtuMalone bug 61548 in launchpad "Description/comment fields shouldn't crash with insanely large values." [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6154802:04
UbugtuMalone bug 1558 in rosetta "Export request form should check for uniqueness of entry" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/155802:05
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060202:05
matsubaradanilos, did you start work on bug 1558? I can take that one if you're too02:05
matsubarabusy.02:05
danilosoh, two of them mine02:05
danilosmatsubara: I didn't start on it, feel free to take it away02:05
matsubaraBug 61548 is about large values in comment/description fields. anyone volunteer to take that one?02:05
danilosmatsubara: sorry for holding it back for so long :(02:05
matsubaradanilos: okie.02:05
matsubaradanilos, any progress on bug 30602? This is the top timeout bug.02:05
carlosmatsubara: 30602 is blocked in a translation view restructuring and I think I will take care of that bug (not sure yet)02:05
danilosmatsubara: we've had a lot of discussions on 30602, it's blocked atm02:06
carlosI will do the restructuring, so it's blocked on me02:06
kikodanilos, carlos: let's talk about this translation view restructuring after the meeting.02:06
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bradb_urgh, disconnected02:06
SteveAmatsubara: I want to talk with you separately about 6154802:06
carloskiko: SteveA and we already agreed to deferred it after TranslationReview02:06
daniloskiko: sure, though we already discussed it with SteveA02:06
kikocarlos, SteveA, danilos: I have an alternative suggestion.02:06
kikobut we can talk about it after the meeting.02:07
daniloskiko: fine by me02:07
carlosok02:07
salgadois that all?02:07
matsubarasalgado: yes, thank you. I'm done here02:07
salgado* Bug report report (mpt)02:07
salgadoyour turn, mpt02:07
mptThere are 10 open Critical bugs in Launchpad. The oldest ones are:02:08
mpt * Bug #1558 (Export request form should check for uniqueness of entry), Critical, Confirmed, danilos02:08
mpt * Bug #30602 (Timeout errors in +translate), Critical, Confirmed, danilos02:08
UbugtuMalone bug 1558 in rosetta "Export request form should check for uniqueness of entry" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/155802:08
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060202:08
mptdanilos, will you get to either of those two this week? they've been hanging around for a while02:08
mpt * Bug #44214 (We need to add code to prevent POFiles being in the same path), Critical, Confirmed, carlos02:08
mpt * Bug #46982 (Rosetta does not accept correct KDE plural forms when there are more than 2), Critical, Confirmed, carlos02:08
kiko(matsubara, is that the bug we were talking about yesterday?)02:08
UbugtuMalone bug 44214 in rosetta "We need to add code to prevent POFiles being in the same path" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4421402:08
UbugtuMalone bug 46982 in rosetta "Rosetta does not accept correct KDE plural forms when there are more than 2" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4698202:08
mptcarlos, tell us about those two02:08
danilosmpt: as mentioned previously, matsubara is taking on 155802:08
matsubarakiko: yes, it is. validation on +export02:09
kikocool.02:09
mptah yes, sorry I missed that bit02:09
mpt * Bug #48860 ("Also notified" makes difficult to unsubscribe), Critical, In Progress, bradb02:09
UbugtuMalone bug 48860 in malone ""Also notified" makes difficult to unsubscribe" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4886002:09
carlos#46982 is blocked on danilos finishing with Fireforx support (we need some infrastructure work added there)02:09
danilosmpt: as for 30602, low chances of it happening this week (blocked on some view restructuring by carlos)02:09
mptbradbdo you have a plan for that yet?02:09
mpt~bradb, do02:09
kikobradb, I can talk about that one with you after the meeting if you like.02:09
bradb_kiko: sure02:09
carlosmpt: #44214 is my next bug fix02:09
mptcarlos, great02:09
bradb_mpt: nothing too specific yet02:10
mpt * Bug #48948 (dapper indices files still being regenerated but shouldn't be), Critical, Confirmed, malcc02:10
UbugtuMalone bug 48948 in soyuz "dapper indices files still being regenerated but shouldn't be" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4894802:10
mpt * Bug #58187 (uploads to frozen should land in unapproved, not be rejected), Critical, Confirmed, malcc02:10
mpt * Bug #59003 (New override generation code gives MemoryError on real data), Critical, Confirmed, malcc02:10
UbugtuMalone bug 58187 in soyuz "uploads to frozen should land in unapproved, not be rejected" [Critical,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5818702:10
UbugtuMalone bug 59003 in soyuz "New override generation code gives MemoryError on real data" [Critical,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5900302:10
mptmalcc, tell us the good news02:10
malccmpt: 58187 is fix released02:10
mptwha02:10
mptit was open five minutes ago02:10
malccmpt: Just updated now02:10
mptthat is good news then :-P02:10
malccmpt: 59003 is fix committed, also just done now; I'm not sure whether to list it as fix released, as the broken code was never actually deployed02:10
malccmpt: Either way it's fixed02:10
mptand finally02:11
mpt * Bug #54241 (We need a script or tool that prunes OOPS logs from sodium), Critical, Confirmed, unassigned02:11
UbugtuMalone bug 54241 in launchpad "We need a script or tool that prunes OOPS logs from sodium" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5424102:11
mptWho should take that one? jamesh? stub?02:11
malccmpt: The bad news, dropped the ball on 48948 this week, need to discuss it with elmo, didn't get to it02:11
mptbradb, what's the plan of action for 48860?02:11
stubeither - I can take it if james is full02:11
bradb_mpt: Like I say, nothing specific yet.02:12
danilosmatsubara: should I reassign 1558 to you?02:12
matsubaradanilos: yes please.02:12
bradb_mpt: will discuss with kiko after meeting02:12
mptbradb, I meant the plan for coming up with something specific02:12
mptok.02:12
jameshstub: okay.  I am not sure exactly what criteria we'd have for deciding if a report is referenced02:12
danilosmatsubara: ok, thanks02:12
mptThere are also 8 Critical bugs marked as Fix Committed. Please remember to verify your fixes after the rollout.02:12
mptThat's all salgado, thanks02:12
salgadothanks mpt02:12
salgado* Production and staging (Stuart)02:12
salgadostub?02:13
stubjamesh: Trawling the bug messages looking for Bug\s*\d+02:13
stubProduction systems are scheduled to be updated next Tuesday. I'll be rolling out HEAD as of now unless I hear otherwise.02:13
stubThere have been surprising few cherry pick requests in the last couple of weeks, which is great.02:13
stubSteve noticed our first day without exceptions on production happened yesterday. Hopefully this was not just a glitch in the OOPS system ;)02:13
stubStaging is currently running Brad's branch for testing.02:13
ddaastub: it would be nice not to have such long delays again, or lower the threshold for cherrypicks02:13
kikostub, I had a fix for CVE timeouts that is in final review (nudge BjornT) so if it could make it, it'd be nice.02:14
mptHow can I make cosmetic fixes to bradb's branch, if it's not HEAD?02:14
malccstub: drescher is likely to be ready to be included in the next rollout, we've fixed up rocketfuel-head and re-tested it.02:14
kikompt, branch off it.02:14
malccstub: Just one more issue to check up on, which is likely nothing; I'll send you an email if the situation changes02:14
ddaait's annoying to have to tell some user "this bug is fixed, but you have to wait three weeks before you can use it"02:14
ddaathat, or do edge.launcphad.net soon02:14
kikoddaa, request a cherrypick.02:14
stubmpt: Create a branch containing brads work and your own and get me or steve to push it to staging02:14
mptok, thanks02:15
SteveAddaa: one purpose for this section of the meetings is for you to raise an issue like "I'd like xxx cherrypicked because of yyy"02:15
ddaakiko: it was not blocker bug, in that nothing really depended on being able to do that (set the branch of a series), and it involved a watershed db patch. So it was not eligible for cherrypick imo02:15
stubddaa: The threshold gets lowered if the rollouts are infrequent02:15
SteveAand get some approval as that being important02:15
kikoddaa, well, db patches are indeed a problem..02:15
stubddaa: But edge.launchpad.net should address this too if it works as we hope02:15
SteveAddaa: either bring it up here, request it from stu, or decide it isn't a problem02:16
kikostub, not if it includes a db patch, AIUI02:16
SteveAddaa: but, don't decide it shouldn't be picked, and then complain about it later.02:16
stubkiko: correct.02:16
ddaaSteveA: okay02:16
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salgadois that all?02:16
salgadookay, moving on...02:17
salgado* Launchpad 1.0 status reports02:17
salgadoQuestion Tracker 1.002:17
salgado---------------------------------02:17
salgado- SupportTrackerWorklow: Started. Workflow API is completed. Karma integration completed, UI is in progress, email integration and expiration cronscript are pending.02:17
salgado- SupportTrackerViews: Waiting completion of SupportTrackerWorkflow.02:17
salgado- SupportTrackerHelp: Waiting completion of SupportTrackerWorkflow.02:17
salgado- LocalizedSupportRequests: Not yet started02:17
salgadoRandom Things 1.002:17
salgado-------------------------------02:17
salgado- PersonCreationRationale is up for review, including a script to guess the creation rationale of existing profiles.02:17
salgado- DirectPersonRegistration has a tricky issue blocking its implementation, so it needs discussion.02:17
cprov= Soyuz-1.0 Report =02:17
cprov * PPA: blocked on ArchiveRework (still).02:17
cprov * Archive Rework: some progress, malcc.02:17
cprov * Code quality: following standards for scripts/ftpmaster/queue02:17
cprov   and setup dedicated ftest (motivated by fix 59291 & 59280, r=spiv).02:17
cprov   Big win merging the post-sprint fixes/rearrangements in RF.02:17
cprov * SoyuzTestSystem: very nearly complete, RF 4079, last run produced02:17
cprov   small diffs compared to the current codeline (Original-Maintainer02:17
cprov   and X-Original-Maintainer, also i386 chroot issues)02:17
cprov * General Fixing: good progress, queue tool, Soyuz infrastructure,02:17
cprov   end-to-end publishing cycle fixes02:18
cprov   * Fix committed: 58144 and 58187 (RF 4066, RF 4063, partially rolled out),02:18
cprov     60280, 59186, 59147, 59003 (RF 4079)02:18
cprov   * In Review : 31392, 60440, 59291, 5928002:18
danilosRosetta 1.0 weekly report:02:18
danilos- opening edgy for translation: DONE (some weeks ago)!02:18
danilos- firefox import/export: import working, export blocked on TranslationImport finish02:18
danilos- oo import/export: blocked on firefox (TranslationImport stuff)02:18
danilos- translation review: UI part mostly done, code support restarted after delaying translation view restructuring02:18
danilos- essential docs: no progress (danilos: RosettaHighlights, needs comments from jordi)02:18
danilos- search: not started, pre-draft stage02:18
danilos- checks not to upload wrong language PO file using "too many changes" check: not started02:18
danilos- ui fixes: not started02:18
danilos- outstanding issues: none02:18
ddaaimportd-bzr-native: massive code removal done. todo: final cleanups to remove deps on pybaz and gnarly, database patch02:18
ddaasupermirror-smart-server: spiv reports very good progress, code is being merged to bzr.dev02:18
ddaabzr-roundtrip-svn (postponed): mpool is back, waiting for his feedback on the discussion that happened in the past weeks.02:18
bradbMalone 1.002:18
bradb==========02:18
bradbseries-and-distrorelease-mgmt: Spec'd ConjoinedBugTasks. Reverted in rf. Sandboxing on staging. Firefighting continues.02:18
bradbkeeping-bugs-concise: No news.02:18
bradbguided-filebug-form: No news.02:18
bradbmalone-essential-docs: No news.02:18
bradbsimple-bug-keywords: No news.02:18
salgadodo we have one for infrastructure? SteveA?02:19
SteveAI don't have a report for infrastructure02:20
salgadoI guess not02:20
salgadookay02:20
salgado* Sysadmin requests02:20
jordidanilos: hmm, when are we supossed to comment that?02:20
danilosjordi: well, as soon as I start pushing you ;)02:20
salgadoany pending requests?02:20
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danilosjordi: which means when I get more time: we need to discuss and document things like team organization, most important features, etc.02:21
kikoI filed a bunch of rt requests02:21
kikobut mostly on behalf of others02:21
jordidanilos: ok02:21
kikoso please speak up if you recall a pending RT request I requested for you02:21
salgadokiko, are they urgent? do you have the #?02:21
danilosjordi: you can take a look at help.launchpad.net/RosettaHighlights already02:21
kikosalgado, lookin02:22
kikosalgado, all done it seems02:22
salgadocool. next item is...02:23
salgado* UI 1.0 discussions (Steve, mpt)02:23
SteveAso, mpt is working on the UI 1.0 stuff02:23
kikospiv, I didn't see an answer to matsubara's question about moin.02:23
SteveAand I'm helping a bit02:23
SteveAthere are aspects of the 1.0 UI that will need to be implemented by people who know about those specific applications02:23
spivkiko: I haven't taken a look at what's wrong yet02:24
SteveAmpt and I will be arranging meetings between mpt and maybe me and launchpad devs who work on applications, over teh next week or two02:24
kikospiv, well, please do, this is a pretty old bug..02:24
SteveAto work out the plan of what pages need work, what portlets need work and if there's anything else to do02:24
SteveAI don't think it will be a big deal02:24
SteveAbut we need to get this planned, so we know how much there is to do02:25
SteveAI think that's all.  Any comment mpt?02:25
mptNot that I can think of02:25
SteveAok, that's it then02:25
SteveAthanks salgado 02:26
salgadoany other items?02:26
salgadothanks SteveA!02:26
danilosthanks SteveA, mpt, looking forward to the mentioned meetings02:26
salgadoguess not02:26
salgado* Keep, Bag, Change02:26
salgadoChange: No need to include bugs with the "oops" tag in the Bug report report, as they've been mentioned on the Oops report already02:26
mptsalgado, sorry, I normally exclude them but I wasn't quick enough this morning.02:27
matsubarawe can try to coordinate before the meeting mpt02:27
daniloskeep: meetings around 30 mins ;)02:27
matsubarawhat do you say?02:27
salgadompt, no worries. I didn't know you were excluding them. thanks02:27
mptmatsubara, that would be great, just /msg me the bug numbers beforehand02:29
matsubarampt: okie02:29
salgadookay, I guess that's all02:29
ddaathree sentences?02:29
salgado* Three sentences02:29
salgadoDONE: Wrote the script to guess the creation rationale of existing profiles, code review, fixed some shipit regressions, code review and other random things02:29
ddaaDONE: more delete-gnuarch, talking with oscss people, import stuff02:29
ddaaTODO: finish delete-gnuarch, spec to redesign +source, test and land BatchProgress02:29
ddaaBLOCKED: no02:29
salgadoTODO: Get person-creation-rationale through review, fix the remaining things on mirror-management in order to make the final announcement, more code review and random things.02:29
salgadoBLOCKED: No02:29
cprovDONE: bug fixing, code rearrangements guided by spiv,02:29
cprov      SoyuzTestSystem helping and NoMoreAptFtparchive drafting.02:29
cprovTODO: more bug fixing, soyuz rollout and ArchiveRework02:29
cprovBLOCKED: no02:29
stubTODO: edge.launchpad.net02:29
stubDONE: sick, public holiday, bug fixes, DBA stuff02:29
stubBLOCKED: No02:29
danilosDONE: firefox import, TranslationImport drafting, bug management, discussions02:29
carlosDONE: Approved a bunch of new .pot files for Edgy, bug #42760 fixed and merged, debugged and filed bug #61096 and #61107, Rosetta copyright doc, Dapper language packs hole debugging and figure a plan to fix it, bunch of meetings about several new features02:29
carlosTODO: bug #44214, TranslationReview, translation view restructuring02:29
carlosBLOCKED: No02:29
danilosTODO: bug 30602, bug 1558, TranslationImport (in progress), bug fixing, rosetta search02:29
danilosBLOCKED: no02:29
UbugtuMalone bug 42760 in rosetta "Exception NameNotAvailable raised while trying to create a new msgset from submitted translation." [Critical,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4276002:29
BjornTDONE: code reviews. fix bug tag validation bugs. some work on upstream forwarding workflow.02:29
UbugtuMalone bug 61096 in rosetta "Rosetta should allow '\r' and '\r\n' in the same msgid/translation" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6109602:29
UbugtuMalone bug 61107 in kdelibs "Some stock strings are not extracted to be translated" [Untriaged,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6110702:29
mptDONE: Righteous Rosetta bug fixes, CSS and template work02:29
mptTODO: Move house tomorrow, then back to CSS and templates02:29
mptBLOCKED: no02:29
BjornTTODO: code reviews. more work on upstream forwarding workflow.02:29
UbugtuMalone bug 44214 in rosetta "We need to add code to prevent POFiles being in the same path" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4421402:29
bradbDONE: Release management firefighting. Loads of bug triage.02:29
bradbTODO: ConjoinedBugTasks.02:29
bradbBLOCKED: No.02:29
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060202:29
BjornTBLOCKED: no02:29
UbugtuMalone bug 1558 in rosetta "Export request form should check for uniqueness of entry" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/155802:29
flacosteDONE: updated karma actions for new support tracker workflow, tunings of the support-tracker workflow spec, refactored some support tracker UI to make room for new workflow UI02:29
matsubaraDONE: paperwork for US visa, fixed #48851, bug triage, oops report analysis02:29
flacosteTODO: support tracker workflow UI, update support-tracker email interface, expiration script 02:29
matsubaraTODO: oops report analysis, bug triage, add some test for my quick fix of #6142802:29
matsubaraBLOCKED: no02:29
flacosteBLOCKED: no02:30
jameshDONE: code reviews, finish off Product.development_focus branch, product-release-finder stuff, bug export code, URI handling utilities02:30
jameshTODO: code reviews, branch puller logging changes, importd default interval changes02:30
jameshBLOCKED: no02:30
SteveADONE: ui work, management02:30
SteveATODO: ui work, management02:30
SteveABLOCKED: no02:30
kikoDONE: various patches and fixes to random bits of LP. /32 phone calls. some management and review02:30
spivDONE: reviews, basic bzr smart server merged to bzr.dev, bzr+ssh:// urls, started smart server over HTTP.02:30
malccDONE: Finished testing soyuz, landed some branches02:30
malccTODO: Deploy Soyuz, ArchiveRework02:30
malccBLOCKED: No02:30
spivTODO: reviews, finish smart server over HTTP, bzr smart server/supermirror integration.02:30
kikoTODO: deal with the next set of crisis on my hands02:30
spivBLOCKED: no02:30
kikoBLOCKED: no02:30
danilosmpt: uhm, remove 1558 from my TODO02:31
SteveAI see no blockers02:31
jordiDONE: queue, email02:31
jordiTODO: KDE email02:31
jordiBLOCKED: no02:31
salgadonobody seem to be blocked, indeed02:31
matsubarampt: and add it to mine :)02:31
SteveAexcellent!02:31
salgadoI guess we're done, then02:31
mptRecord time!02:31
salgadothanks a lot, everybody!02:32
ddaajamesh: can you have a look at bug 4557, please?02:32
UbugtuMalone bug 4557 in launchpad "launchpad doesn't ask for release date when adding a new product release" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/455702:32
SteveAThanks for running the meeting smoothly salgado.02:32
danilossalgado: thanks ;)02:32
mptKEEP: salgado as chair ;-)02:32
malccmpt +102:32
jordiSALGADO!02:32
salgadoyay!02:32
danilosmpt: you want to sit on him? :P02:32
salgadono, please. not that02:32
jameshddaa: sure.  The product-release-finder code doesn't set release dates either, btw02:32
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carloskiko, danilos: Do you think the meeting will be long? Is lunch time here02:32
jameshnot sure what the best way to handle that is02:33
daniloscarlos: well, I'd rather delay it for after lunch02:33
kikocarlos, danilos: no, but let's do it now02:33
carlosso we can either have right now, or after lunch02:33
ddaajamesh: I'm mostly concerned about db pollution: setting incorrect dates to automatically releases02:33
kikoSteveA, can I have you for 2 minutes?02:33
daniloskiko, carlos, well, then sure02:33
kikodanilos, carlos, SteveA: #canonical-meeting02:33
jordikiko, should I be there too?02:33
kikojordi, if you like -- it's about internals though02:33
ddaajamesh: if the current code can cope with NULL dates, just make sure that PRF uses the full power of NULL and please comment on the bug.02:33
jordican lurk02:34
ddaajamesh: the issues is that +addrelease uses NOW as the release date, which is generally wrong.02:35
SteveAkiko: yes, in about 5 mins time02:35
kikoSteveA, now or never..02:35
ddaaPython import up to 22630 commits02:36
ddaaand growing02:36
jameshddaa: the database currently has that field set as not null, and seems to treat it as a creation date for the record and for ordering purposes02:36
jameshddaa: would be good to keep it "NOT NULL" if possible, but allow editing the release date02:37
ddaajamesh: the issue then is that we cannot distinguish between "automatically set date, when this release object was created" and "date this release was actually made".02:37
jameshSteveA: btw, the admins were doing some changes to how the OOPS reports were copied to devpad.canonical.com, which might have been the reason for the "0 Exceptions" count02:38
ddaahttps://launchpad.net/products/bzr says "0.9" Date Release: 2006-09-2002:38
jameshyeah02:38
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spivddaa: sweet.  Importing from the repository tarball?02:38
ddaaspiv: yup, thanks for the hint02:39
spivddaa: fwiw, HEAD is 5194802:39
jameshI wonder if looking at the modification dates on the files inside the tarball would be a good way to pick release dates in product-release-finder?02:39
ddaajamesh: in my experience upstream does not always have a usefully set system clock02:40
jameshkiko: sorry about missing your "bug 60574" patch.  You didn't use my current email address, so my email client didn't highlight it as being addressed to me02:41
UbugtuMalone bug 60574 in malone "Comments/Audit trail does not show multiple attachments" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6057402:41
=== carlos -> lunch
kikojamesh, yeah, sorry about that. should I update my mutt_aliases?02:41
jameshddaa: it's better than "now"02:41
jameshkiko: yeah.  james@jamesh.id.au is what I've been using for > 2 years now ...02:41
kikojamesh, my mutt_aliases file is VERY OLD02:42
kikojamesh, I hear there's another james that works at DAA?02:42
ddaajamesh: I think it's worth making a distinction between "date_created" and "date_released"02:42
jameshkiko: yeah.  They got a replacement James02:42
SteveAjamesh: hmm, good point.  I guess that needs some looking into02:42
kikojamesh, and his email address is something like jamesw@daa? also interested in free software?02:42
kikojamesh, it freaked me out when I saw him on $randommailinglist02:43
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jameshSteveA: the load on devpad has gone right down now, which is good.02:43
jameshkiko: he is jamesa@daa.com.au02:43
kikoyeah02:43
kikoterrible02:43
kikoSteveA, GRRRR02:43
jameshkiko: he is even doing some Gnome stuff ...02:43
kikoa real stalker02:43
ddaacheap imitation!02:44
jameshI wonder if there is some web page directing people to ask for Ubuntu CDs on the launchpad-users list ...02:44
Fujitsujamesh, it looks like it.02:45
kikojamesh, you mean, one apart from launchpad itself? :)02:45
Fujitsujamesh, I've never seen an email requesting them on any other Ubuntu list.02:45
jameshkiko: where does it say that??02:45
doko_carlos: are the language files from openoffice.org 2.0.4~rc2-1ubuntu3 currently be imported into rosetta?02:45
kikojamesh, well, it doesn't say that exactly, but it does tell people to subscribe to the list. I get a lot of email to launchpad-users-owner, btw.02:46
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carlosdoko_: not yet, still handling Dapper's one02:46
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carlosdoko_: why?02:47
doko_carlos: I just want to know, if these are scheduled. the reason is, that the binaries are rejected, but I don't know about the language data02:47
carlosoh, let me check it for sure02:47
carlosI assumed you uploaded them 02:47
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carlosI'm not sure whether they are imported in that case...02:47
kikoBjornT, yo :)02:48
carlosdoko_: seems like we didn't get them02:49
BjornThi kiko 02:49
kikoBjornT, how's the summer?02:49
carloscprov: could you confirm it?02:49
carlosmalcc: ^^^02:49
doko_carlos: ok, so I have to keep the language file export enabled02:49
carlosdoko_: you mean to upload it fixed?02:50
BjornTkiko: well, i would say it's gone :)02:50
doko_yes02:50
cprovdoko_: lang-pack should be rejected too02:50
doko_ok02:50
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salgadocprov, have a minute for a quick question?02:53
cprovsalgado: sure02:53
salgadocprov, NacentUpload.parse_address() can create person entries... would it be possible to know the package to which the changelog being parsed belongs to at the time we create the person entries?02:55
cprovsalgado: yes, it is, NU is pretty nasty, but its possible02:57
salgadocprov, cool. how can I do that?02:57
cprovsalgado: let me check the code02:57
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cprovsalgado: self.changes['source']   contains the source name, version & distribution are availble in the same way 03:00
salgadocprov, great! thanks a lot, dude03:01
cprovsalgado: glad to help03:01
kikosalgado, heh. you won't be thanking him much longer..03:01
salgadohmmm. why's that?03:02
kikobecause nascentupload.py EATS BABIES FOR BREAKFAST03:02
cprovkiko: It's my fault as much is yours ;) that code really needs urgent attention ... maybe during PPA. No changes in there would pass review procedure at this time03:04
kikoeven looking at that file is known to cause cancer in lab rats03:04
doko_kiko: why does the archive has to enforce a dpkg version for bzip2 compress binaries, when this dpkg version is in all supported releases?03:12
kikodoko_, I'm not sure. kamion seemed to think the rejection was valid, though03:13
kikobradb, I'm wondering why there is still code for nominations in browser/bugtask.py...03:13
malccdoko_: Yes, we're neutral on that. If the distro team agree they don't want it, get a bug filed and we'll take it out, or make it a matter of policy and switch it off for ubuntu03:13
doko_malcc: which component/product?03:15
malccdoko_: soyuz, we're now using that for everything03:15
UbugtuNew bug: #61654 in soyuz "overridable rejects would be nice" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6165403:16
kikoBjornT, is it r=bjornt with that? :)03:20
BjornTkiko: yeah03:26
kikoBjornT, I'm a bit suffering with the placement of render_bugtask_status. :-(03:26
kikoBjornT, let me explain why:03:26
LarstiQgosh, is lp timing out on me03:26
kikoLarstiQ, what page, and what oops?03:27
kikokiko@beetle:~/devel/launchpad-randomfixage-20060919/lib/canonical$ grep -rl render_bugtask_status * | grep -v pyc03:27
kikolaunchpad/browser/bugtask.py03:27
kikolaunchpad/browser/cvereport.py03:27
kikolaunchpad/doc/bugtask.txt03:27
kikolaunchpad/doc/displaying-bugs-and-tasks.txt03:27
kikoBjornT, I don't feel entirely comfortable importing from cvereport.py into bugtask.txt and displaying-bugs-and-tasks.txt03:27
LarstiQkiko: multiple, one of them: https://launchpad.net/products/bzr/+calendar/2006-09-18, OOPS-264B46103:28
Ubugtuhttps://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/264B46103:28
LarstiQkiko: https://launchpad.net/people/larstiq/+calendar is also fun, with a lot of repeated calendars in the subscription list03:28
kikoLarstiQ, do you actually use the +calendar feature?!03:29
kikoLarstiQ, and all your timeouts are related to calendar, right?03:29
BjornTkiko: how is it used in browser/bugtask.py? i thought it was used only in cvereport (and tests)03:31
LarstiQkiko: of course03:31
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kikoBjornT, it's not used in bugtask.py -- but in bugtask.txt.03:32
kikobradb! see above03:32
bradbkiko: looking now...03:32
kikoBjornT, it's looking like the best thing to do is to make this into a view.03:32
kikoBjornT, in the tests I'll do a helper to getView(bugtask, "+status-html").. what do you think?03:33
LarstiQkiko: shall I file a bug on the repetition of calendars, or is it hopeless?03:33
bradbkiko: which code?03:33
BjornTkiko: if the tests in bugtask.txt are useful, then they probably should be moved to displaying-bugs-and-tasks.txt03:33
kikoLarstiQ, it's filed, but I should warn you, the calendar is being disabled next tuesday. that you use it actively is a concern to me now!03:33
LarstiQwell, I wouldn't call it 'actively'. But yes, freeze dats and such are in the bzr calendar.03:34
kikoBjornT, okay for that part.03:34
kikoLarstiQ, hmmm. hmmm.03:34
salgadomaybe we should send an announcement to launchpad-users?03:35
salgado(explaining that the calendar will be disabled)03:35
kikothat bothers me03:35
kikoSteveA?03:35
BjornTkiko: not sure you need a helper. just create a view on test_bugtask. then, instead of calling test_bugtask.statusdisplayhtml, call the view.03:35
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kikoBjornT, and render(), right?03:36
BjornTkiko: well, either call the view itself, or call view.render() directly. __call__ will basically do initialize() and render()03:37
kikoI did not know that. thanks!03:37
bradbkiko: Which code do you see from release management?03:38
kikobradb, maybe I was on crack.. it was the code in BugTaskBackportView but now I see what happened03:38
kikoneermind03:38
bradbok03:39
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kikoBjornT, do you have a suggestion for the view url?03:46
ddaaThere's some insane cruft in the db03:47
BjornTkiko: not really. maybe +cve-report-status?03:49
kikoBjornT, you and I have the same problem. :) tell me, what was statuselsewhere and displaystatushtml meant to be used for? bradb?03:50
bradbkiko: the list view03:50
ddaaarchconfig, archconfigentry, branchmessage, branchrelationship, bug*infestation, *label, product*module, and that's only what I figure out to be unused tables.03:51
kikobradb, ah! this is why it's now unused!03:51
bradb:P03:51
ddaaI figure out that a few of them relate to hct, a few relate to some alternate schema for vcs imports that was never used, some relate to the mytical infestations, and some relate to a mysterious "label" scheme...03:52
ddaabradb: care about removing the infestation tables?03:53
ddaakiko: any clue what the "label" thing is about?03:53
bradbddaa: i think they could be removed03:53
kikoddaa, nope. :-(03:54
ddaaAnd I have no reply so far to my request about the future of hct...03:54
ddaabradb: can you do a little patch for that, I'd rather have everybody clean up in front of his own door.03:55
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ddaaI hope that reviewers will prevent the introduction of more YAGNI tables03:56
bradbddaa: I will have to confirm with other people first, but sure.03:56
ddaathe db schema is hard enough without having a dozen of mystery tables03:57
LarstiQkiko: is the removal of calendar documented anywhere?04:03
kikoLarstiQ, no, and that's an oversight and error on our part. 04:03
kikoLarstiQ, the current plan was disabling it and offering an ICS download of the data04:03
kikoLarstiQ, if you think that's crack I can get us to reconsider04:04
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LarstiQhmm04:05
LarstiQkiko: I don't really use any other calendar04:05
LarstiQkiko: other than that, will launchpad have an interface for adding events, or is that all offloaded?04:05
kikoLarstiQ, it will be disabled, mainly because that portion of the site needs work and we don't have anybody to work on it before 1.0 :-(04:06
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kikoit's really not the quality it needs to be04:08
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LarstiQIt does have its use, but I'm not sure how much it will be missed.04:08
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kikoBjornT, I chickened out and XXXd it. :-(04:22
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j-a-meinelLarstiQ, kiko: I don't think bzr will miss it. It was nice to have a way to document the upcoming release calendar, but we can do it elsewhere.04:35
j-a-meinelI can confirm that it had a lot of bugs, though.04:35
kikotoo many04:35
LarstiQoh yes, quite.04:35
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SteveAkiko: pong04:54
kikoSteveA, see email04:55
SteveAkiko: urgent, or can I get to it in the next 2 hrs?04:56
kikoSteveA, in the next 2h is fine.04:56
SteveAta04:56
jameshSteveA/kiko: from what Nick wrote on the RT ticket, the OOPS rsync cron job will only do a full sync of the entire OOPS tree once a day now, and the 5 minute rsyncs will only synchronise the last 2 days of OOPS reports04:57
jameshso devpad is sitting with a load average of 0 now, rather than 3 or 404:57
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jameshwe'll probably see new OOPS reports available in a more timely manner too04:58
kikocool04:58
jameshthis leaves more of the IO bandwidth for things like pushing/pulling your branches :)04:59
SteveAkiko: no email from you.  is it the email from colin?05:01
kikoSteveA, no. it's the email about the calendar.05:02
kikoSep 21 11:37:16 anthem sm-mta[27739] : k8LEasgx027725: to=<mpt@canonical.com>,<steve@z3u.com>,<launc05:02
kikohpad@lists.canonical.com>, ctladdr=<kiko@anthem.async.com.br> (5107/1004), delay=00:00:22, xdelay=005:02
kiko0:00:22, mailer=relay, pri=181011, relay=frodo.hserus.net. [204.74.68.40] , dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent (OK05:02
kiko id=1GQPfr-000NMo-6Q)05:02
kikoSteveA, should I not use z3u?05:02
SteveAthat will reach me05:02
SteveAwhat is the subject line?05:02
kikojesus05:02
kiko  F 6673 Sep 21 To Matthew Thomas   ( 0.4K) Removing calendar announcement on l-u                 05:03
kikoSteveA, recurring email problems? is this email bonker week or what?05:03
SteveAwhat recurring email problems?05:03
SteveAmy email's been fine05:03
kikowhy did you not receive this one then?05:04
SteveAI'm looking at the mta logs05:04
SteveAbut, one is not recurring05:04
kikoI have had email trouble all this week05:04
kikoso for me it is05:04
kikoat any rate it's hard to say whether you got my email and just ignored it or otherwise :-P05:04
SteveAthe z3u mta didn't receive the email05:04
SteveAno record of that id05:04
kikohmmm05:04
jameshkiko: I got that email05:05
kikoso did everybody else on launchpad05:05
SteveAoh, here it is05:05
SteveAweird05:05
SteveAwhy didn't I see that earlier?05:05
jameshgreylisting?05:06
SteveAno... I had something in the filter box in thunderbird :-/05:06
SteveAand I was grepping the wrong logs05:06
SteveAjamesh: can we tell by querying the database who is actively writing to the calendar?05:09
jameshSteveA: how do you define actively?05:11
jameshwe could check which calendars the last few hundred events were created against with a few simple queries05:12
SteveAok05:13
SteveAmaybe also a list of the calendars with events in the future05:13
SteveAand perhaps the number of such events05:14
kikosalgado, ping?05:14
salgadokiko, pong05:14
kikosalgado, can you finish your last sentence in https://launchpad.canonical.com/DirectPersonCreation -- ?05:15
kikoBjornT, I have a patch for you if you have a moment.05:17
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BjornTkiko: is it big?05:17
kikoBjornT, no, but it's weird. :)05:18
BjornTkiko: hmm :) what does it do?05:18
kikoBjornT, removes the XXX I chickened out on. it requires some consideration though.05:18
kikoand it causes a crash in a certain situation05:18
kikoBjornT, https://sodium.ubuntu.com/~andrew/paste/fileP9hcYS.html05:19
salgadokiko, done05:20
kikosalgado, thanks. I'll direct your question to mark.05:20
salgadokiko, I've already mailed him05:20
salgadokiko, and he replied05:20
kikosalgado, oh. what did he say?05:20
kikowow05:20
salgadoSubject: Direct Person Creation05:20
salgadoon launchpad@05:20
kikoargh.05:21
BjornTkiko: in what situations does it cause a crash?05:23
kikoBjornT, http://localhost:8089/products/firefox/+bug/2/+listing-view05:23
SteveAare you guys talking about an oops, or something more serious?05:23
kikoBjornT, in that situation, it crashes oddly, with a "self.index" attributeerror05:24
kikoSteveA, a traceback in webapp code05:25
SteveAif you get an OOPS report, please call it an "oops" not a "crash".  It's more obvious for users and readers of bug reports if we're consistent05:25
kikoit's not an oops05:25
kikoit's not even in production05:25
SteveAand I'd like to reserve "crash" for something that crashes app servers.05:25
kikobut nothing crashes app servers05:25
SteveAahem05:25
kikoI tried05:25
SteveAI wish you were right05:26
kikoBjornT, what's your take on it?05:32
BjornTkiko: well, for example, you could make self.index be a method returning u''05:33
kikowhat's self.index? :)05:33
kikoBjornT, are you in favor of this approach, in any rate?05:35
BjornTkiko: when you define a page in zcml and specify template="..", the template gets assigned to self.index as a callable, returning the actual page content.05:36
BjornTkiko: yeah, i think it's fine.05:36
kikoBjornT, hmmm. can I just define render()?05:36
BjornTkiko: yeah, actually, that would be better :)05:37
kikoheh05:37
kikoBjornT, rs=bjornt then for the whole shebang? it's just updating tests from there on.05:40
kikoBjornT, note that there is a BugTaskStatusView.. I'm not sure what that's for05:41
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BjornTkiko: well, better to show me the patch so that i can take a quick look at it, and give you r instead of rs.05:54
kikoBjornT, goodie.05:54
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BjornTkiko: BugTaskStatusView is used for +viewstatus. i'm not sure whether we actually use that page, though.05:54
kikoBjornT, https://sodium.ubuntu.com/~andrew/paste/filespTx0z.html 05:54
BjornTkiko: ok, r=me. one remark, though. assignee.name should be quoted using urllib.quote, not urllib.quote_plus05:58
bradbBjornT: we use +viewstatus for non-JS luddites05:59
bradbspeaking of which, the top nav menu is a train wreck without JS turned on06:00
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kikoBjornT, sure.06:02
kikoBjornT, should I have imported the view directly from browser/bugtasks instead of using getView() I wonder?06:03
BjornTkiko: not sure, it doesn't really matter here. getView can be good to use if you need some zcml magic to happen, but in this case you could have imported the view directly. if possible, it's probably better to import the view directly, since it gets easier to see which view class is being used. i'm fine with using getView, though.06:09
kikoBjornT, it's at least documented in the text. cool06:10
UbugtuNew bug: #61697 in launchpad "Top navigation bar is messy with JS turned off" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6169706:15
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salgadomalcc, around?06:40
kiko-fudsalgado, I have no idea why yet but OOPS-263D218 issues that expensive query twice. do you have an idea why?06:40
Ubugtuhttps://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/263D21806:40
kiko-fudsalgado, if you could run a test using LP_DEBUG_SQL_EXTRA and mail me the results I can fix it for you06:41
cprovsalgado: can I help you ? (instead of malcc)06:45
salgadocprov, maybe. I got some failures on soyuz-set-of-uploads.txt and I thought they could be the same failures that malcc was having last week...06:46
malccsalgado: Got the traceback?06:46
salgadoI have no clue what changes I've done could have caused them06:46
salgadosure06:46
salgadohttps://devpad.canonical.com/~andrew/paste/fileKKsge3.html06:46
salgadothis is just the first failure06:46
kiko-fudsalgado, don't forget me06:47
salgadomalcc, cprov, https://devpad.canonical.com/~andrew/paste/fileQkBFXs.html includes all failures06:47
salgadokiko-fud, I won't ever do that!06:48
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malccsalgado: Have you touched any code in nascentupload in this change at all?06:49
salgadoyes06:49
cprov    + ERROR   Unhandled exception from processing an upload     +  -> http://localhost:58000/66/pxn1SD2Aov3KtB036HV4nZkHSHX.txt ('NascentUpload' object has no attribute 'changes_maintainer')06:49
malcccprov: Yes, this test tests the new code which tries to make it a reject, not a fail, when some exceptions happen06:50
salgadoaha!06:50
salgadookay, I'll make it print the whole exception and then I'll find what's wrong with my code06:50
malccSo, some change has caused this value not to be available at this time, after this particular strange codepath06:50
salgadoI guess I have something to play with for now. thanks malcc, cprov06:51
cprovsalgado: yup, this code is hell, feel free do make you diff available somewhere so I can try to help you some effectively.06:51
malccThe first error, which is expected, comes up on line 744 of the unmodified code, but usually, if it gets that far, changes_maintainer will have been set, so the attempt to reject will be ok06:52
salgadocprov, https://devpad.canonical.com/~andrew/paste/file4KHiTk.html contains my changes to that file06:53
cprovsalgado: k06:53
malccsalgado: Ok, I suspect the new code here is causing an exception in this case, and hitting the bare except in Soyuz upload processing06:54
salgadoexactly. I've changed the bare except to re-raise06:54
salgadoso I'll see what's wrong06:54
salgadoor rather, the code path that caused self.changes_maintainer to not be set06:54
malccThe newer tests for upload processing call in behind the bare except to process an individual upload, and therefore give useful errors when they fail06:55
malccEventually they'll all be like that, hopefully06:55
malccExcept one or two, to test the code with the bare except works :)06:55
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SteveArather than use a bare except, use except Exception:06:57
SteveAthen when we switch to python 2.5, that'll allow KeyboardInterrupt through06:57
SteveAas well as SystemExit06:57
SteveAbut right now, it will have the same effect for you as except:06:57
malccSteveA: Cool. At the moment we explicitly re-raise KeyboardInterrupt and SystemExit06:59
SteveAthat's good06:59
SteveAso, the only change I'd suggest is changing the bare except for except Exception:07:00
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salgadoomg, there were two different places swallowing my exception.  I had to add two "raise"s to be able to see it07:21
salgadonow I can see how much trouble you guys have when working with this code07:22
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salgadocprov, malcc, so the problem is because I acess self.distrorelease, which in turn raises an UploadError(Unable to find distrorelease: unstable)07:26
cprovsalgado: malcc wants to catch it in UploadProcessor and turn the exception into a rejected upload.07:27
salgadoI guess there are some preconditions in order to use self.distrorelease, and that's why I'm having problems.  but I have no idea what these preconditions are07:27
salgadoeh?07:27
malccYes, the real wtf with the excepts isn't that the upload processing script has to handle unexpected errors, it's that all our testing of it is functional and has to work around the handling07:28
malccsalgado: Welcome to nascentupload. I'll take a look and try to work it out...07:28
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malccsalgado: Ok, the property for distrorelease looks mostly stable, so the precondition is just that the distrorelease specified in the upload can be found07:29
malccWhich is why this is only coming up in the test case for an upload to a distrorelease which doesn't exist07:30
salgadoah, right. so I just need to catch UploadError and use some random string as the release name when the distrorelease is not found, because everything is going to be rolled back in the end, right?07:32
salgadomalcc, can I make the above assumption?07:34
malccsalgado: Yes, that would work07:34
malccsalgado: I'm racking my brains for a nicer way, but that's the tragedy of nascentupload - add another slightly smelly hack to get your change working, or try to rebuild the whole thing07:35
salgadomalcc, I could just move the self.changes_maintainer = self.parse_address(changes['maintainer'] ) to after the self.policy.setDistroReleaseAndPocket() one on verify_changes07:38
salgadowith a big comment explaining why it needs to be there07:38
malccsalgado: No, that'll cause the same error in that test case07:38
salgadothat's right07:39
malccMaybe the error handling for a bad upload can be smarter about locating the person. I just tried assuming the nascentupload code would have already located the person, and felt lucky it worked07:39
malccHmm, dinner's ready, I have to run07:41
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kikoBjornT, is there a "proper" way to get a canonical_url for the bugs facet?08:12
SteveAkiko: what do you mean "the bugs facet"?08:15
kikowell /+bugs08:15
SteveAright now, there is no proper way to get that08:15
kikoyeah.08:16
kikoit would be good if there was08:16
kikowould make it less painful to migrate to bugs.foo later.08:16
SteveAI'll be adding a proper way for that when we move bugs to bugs.launchpad.net08:16
kikoSteveA, yeah, but if we added it before.. we'd have less trouble then. anyway, cool.08:16
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lamont08:26
kikojones08:28
fabbioneconsigliere!08:28
lamontmust remember to not hit keyboard when not meaning to08:30
lamontand must go fetch (sick) kid from school.  back online in a bit08:30
lamontand will read scroll back then08:31
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radixis there a way to see all bugs I've reported on launchpad?09:10
salgadoradix, /people/you/+reportedbugs09:11
radixcool, thanks. I found a link to +assignedbugs but not to +reportedbugs09:11
salgadothey should all be visible once you're on the bugs facet of your launchpad page. if the +reportedbugs one isn't there it's a bug09:12
kikoradix, look at the top left corner of your assigned bug pages09:12
kikoit's there salgado 09:12
kikoit's just invisible09:12
salgadothen it's a different bug09:12
salgado:)09:12
kikoit's in one of them blue boxes09:13
kikonot the one that lets you make free phone calls09:13
kikothe other one09:13
radixkiko: ahhh09:13
kikoyes that is terrible09:13
kikowe award medals to people that find it though09:13
radixkiko: damn, so I lost09:14
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kikoLarstiQ, what's your mailing address?09:17
kikoLarstiQ, oh oh wait. aren't you supposed to fix a bug for me?09:17
LarstiQkiko: nope!09:17
kikohmmm09:17
LarstiQas I can't seem to fix it, I've orphaned it09:19
kikoyou can't seem to fix it? snif09:19
kikowhat's the bug # again?09:19
LarstiQ#3057609:20
kikobradb, wanna talk about the unsubscribe issue?09:21
bradbkiko: I was just about to ask you the same thing, now the seb helped my evo stopped crashing09:22
bradbpoor evo09:22
bradbi emailed ubuntu-devel earlier today, for more insight09:22
bradband talked to BjornT and Kamion for other, related information09:22
bradbkiko: so, in the longer term, i think unsubscribing from any bug should be allowed09:23
bradbbut, creating situations where people are getting so annoyed from bug spam that they have a desparate urge to unsubscribe is another problem09:24
kikobradb, right. in the short term, how about just doing the unsubscribe from dupes issue?09:24
kikoand not subscribing assignees of dupes09:24
kikoor other implicit subscribers09:24
bradbhm, that's not an easy solution09:24
kikowhy not?09:24
bradbbecause it's a very incomplete solution, imho, and doing it well enough to be vaguely complete may be almost as difficult as ignore subs09:25
bradband, i think we can consider an even simpler first step, possibly. way, way, simpler09:26
kikoftr unsubscribing people from dupes should be pretty easy.09:26
radixhooray, now that I can find all the bugs I've reported I can systematically go through them and add "bump" posts09:27
bradbkiko: with an ignore subscription yes. without an ignore sub, the best we can do is hackishly solve half the problem.09:27
kikowithout an ignore sub, it's pretty easy.09:28
bradbi.e. indirect subs on the dupe get left out in the cold09:28
kikowhat is your suggestion, anyway.09:28
kikoindirect subs on the dupe should not be subscribed to the dupe.09:28
bradbkiko: i was considering starting by not sending the "that bug is a dupe of this bug" mail to the dupe target subscribers.09:28
bradbbut continuing to generate the "your bug is a dupe of that bug" mail09:29
kikothere's a bug open on that. I'm kinda okay with that, but it's a hack09:29
kikois that the only suggestion you have?09:29
kikoI mean09:29
kikois that the "way way simpler" suggestion?09:29
bradbyeah, for a first step to ignore subs09:30
bradbi don't think it's really a hack, fwiw. certainly much less so than unsub from dupes.09:30
bradbi was also considering not sending dupe bug mail at all, but that's what i'm asking ubuntu-devel about. and also thinking about what kinds of reports we could build, in LP, to help devs assess the dupe triaging effort.09:31
kikoso I have a pretty different view on this 09:32
kikoI think that09:32
kikoa) we should allow people to unsubscribe from dupes semi-transparently09:33
kikob) that implicit subscribers of dupes should not be subscribed09:33
kikoc) that the status table on the dupe bug be omitted09:33
kikod) that if that still causes problems, consider doing the mail hack09:33
bradba. why only "semi-transparently"?09:34
bradbwhy should subscribe/unsubscribe feel any different, for this casE?09:35
kikobradb, well, the user would know that he is actually unsubscribing from a dupe.09:35
kikobecause he is subscribed to the dupe, not to the main bug.09:35
kikojust in the spirit of making the model clear.09:35
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bradbkiko: are you considering the other unsubscribing use cases here, like, say, unsubscribing a bug contact?09:36
kiko<kiko> b) that implicit subscribers of dupes should not be subscribed09:37
kikoah09:37
kikothe bug contact for that bug?09:37
bradbyeah09:37
kikonope.09:37
kikohe will be unable to subscribe for now.09:37
bradbI think it's an important consideration09:37
kikoperhaps. but for now, I think it's okay09:37
kikoit's not hard to tell a bug contact to drop email from a bug. it's hard to tell the mass of subscribers in the world to do that..09:38
bradbi agree. i'm just considering that use case though, in thinking about this solution09:39
bradband considering another thing, which is that if we're causing so much grief for people that they're begging to unsub, that's indicative of a problem that isn't just sub/unsub; it's about the mail we're sending out09:39
bradbso far, the only two ubuntu people i've heard from have responded favourably to not generating "X is a dupe of your bug" mail. Colin liked it, for example, though he mentioned that it might cause other problems09:42
salgadokiko, you got mail09:42
kikosalgado, cool09:42
bradblike, the still outstanding issue that often one of the people from the dupes you don't want getting mail is, in fact, a bug contact (like ubuntu-bugs). so what if we considered adding these two solutions together?09:43
bradbstarting by 1. not sending dupe mail to indirect subs and 2. not sending "X is a dupe of your bug" mail?09:43
bradber09:43
kikobradb, yeah.. I guess I see your point.09:43
kikothe thing is09:44
kikoI can totally appreciate that email saying that new dupes of my bugs were filed!09:44
kikoit helps decide whether or not people are running into it09:44
bradbhm09:46
bradbkiko: is it important enough a feature to warrant the spam?09:47
bradbvs., say, a message at the top of the screen saying "this bug has been reported _14 times_" and/or lists of "most common bugs"?09:47
kikothe former sounds okay. but where would 14 times link to.09:48
kikosalgado, I have a question for you.09:48
bradbkiko: it could be an expander listing the dupes. I was discussing this in a bug report with mpt the other day.09:49
bradbi think he liked the idea09:49
kikobradb, I remember, but I don't remember the expander. I'd be okay with just the text though.09:49
bradbthe idea was that it could allow us to remove the portlet09:49
kikoso.. I would be fine with doing those three things.09:49
kikooh09:49
kikoyou wanna do that?09:49
kikohmmm09:49
kikoI'm not so hot about that change09:50
bradbwhy's that?09:50
kikodunno.. I think because I'm used to where it is now09:50
bradbfrom my perspective, it seems hidden, and not easy to make sense of even if you do see it, as it currently stands09:50
kikonot sure09:50
kikowhy don't we do that in a separate step?09:50
kikocould be just that I need a week of adjusting to the change09:51
bradbsure, i'm not suggesting this should be done all at once, just giving some ideas for future iterations09:51
bradbi also think the unsub from dupes think isn't so bad if we don't send mail to indirect dupe subs, fwiw. i just can't help wanting to avoid pissing people off to begin with, which is why i got interested in changing the mails we send too.09:53
bradbkiko: so, between changing the mail, adding a notification bubble to the top of the screen, removing the dupes portlet, unsubing from dupes, etc. what path do you think we should take for implementing this?09:55
bradb(i'm all for trying 1. not sending dupe mail to dupe targets, 2. 14 times, 3. unsub from dupes, 4. remove dupes portlet, 5. more changes)09:56
bradb10. ignore subs09:57
bradb(maybe)09:57
kikowell09:57
kikowhat about b) and c) above09:57
bradbb. i think the would be much less annoyed if 1. were implemented (though, of course, for getting away from flame wars, they'd need unsubbing). and we could even include not mailing indirect subs from dupes in 1.09:59
kikoif you do b) I think then 1,2,3 is a good choice for a landing.10:00
bradbok. re: c. i'm not yet sure, but intuitively, not showing the table doesn't seem quite right.10:00
kikomaybe10:01
kikoI like the idea but I'm not sure of the fallout!10:01
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carlossee you!!!10:02
carloskiko: btw, did you talked with Steve?10:02
bradbkiko: bottom of bug 52613 is where i babbled, btw10:02
UbugtuMalone bug 52613 in malone ""Duplicate" system is conceptually erroneous" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5261310:02
kikocarlos, yes, he said okay.10:02
carlosok10:02
carlosthanks10:02
kikobradb, I've had that bug open for a LONG time now10:02
carlossee you tomorrow!!!!10:02
kikocprov?10:04
bradbkiko: Should I email launchpad@ then, summarizing the dupes discussion?10:04
kikobradb, summarizing the dupes resolution, yes. list possible future work. and get to it! :)10:04
bradbkiko: right. there is also ConjoinedBugTasks on which to twist my brane today. :/10:05
cprovkiko: yes10:05
kikobradb, jury's still out on that so this may be a welcome rest..10:06
kikocprov, did we add that check for bzip2 compression recently?10:07
kikothe one which caused doko's upload to fail I mean10:07
bradbkiko: yeah10:07
cprovkiko: no, it was always there 10:07
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kikocprov, thanks. I was curious10:15
cprovkiko: np, I've never seen this error before (code is entirely inherited from dak)10:16
kikocprov, matt was asking if we could pending approval instead of rejecting?10:16
kikosalgado, xx-shipit-search-for-requests ?10:17
salgadoyep10:17
LaserJockare the @ubuntu.com email addresses handled by LP?10:17
cprovkiko: eh, not easily, you know the code.10:17
kikoLaserJock, not really. what's up?10:17
kikosalgado, non-browser test.. ARGH10:17
kikooh, is it because of the Host: header?10:18
LaserJockkiko: hmm, well I switched my preferred email and now LP emails go to the new one, but @ubuntu.com email goes to the previous one10:18
LaserJockkiko: I've switched it before without problem10:18
kikoLaserJock, what's your Launchpad username?10:18
LaserJockkiko: mantha10:19
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kikoLaserJock, I placed an RT request for you, will either be sorted out or will have some feedback by next week.10:20
kikosalgado, r=salgado on the fix?10:20
LaserJockkiko: excellent thanks10:20
salgadokiko, I haven't seen it yet10:20
UbugtuNew bug: #61735 in malone "Can't sort by column on +reportedbugs, +subscribedbugs" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6173510:20
kikosalgado, please look at it, I have my finger on the trigger10:20
salgadoyou always do10:20
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salgadokiko, I don't quite like the name of the property. maybe current_shipitrequests_batch() or something like that?10:23
salgadohmmm. the return shortlist( ...) line has a space right after the "(" and more than 80 cols10:24
UbugtuNew bug: #61737 in launchpad "Users should be able to choose who actually answered their support requests" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6173710:25
kikosalgado, shipitrequests is fine.. it's only used there.10:28
salgadokiko, but it's confusing. it may seem that it contains all the requests and not only the current batch10:29
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salgadokiko, also, request_totals() looks like a method, because request is also a verb10:30
kikosalgado, but requests_totals() is not english. :)10:30
salgadokiko, then maybe totals_for_requests()10:31
kikookay10:31
kikoit would have to be totals_for_current_requests following your logic!10:32
kikoI'm okay with totals_for_requests10:32
kikoand we can just call the property requests if you like10:32
kikocurrent requests is overkill10:32
salgadorequests_batch?10:32
kikoah10:33
kikowhy?10:33
salgadoI always try to avoid the name request alone in view code, you know why10:33
kikoso shipitrequests was fine!10:33
salgadoI prefer current_shipitrequests_batch10:33
kikothere is no need to say current10:33
kikoseriously10:33
salgadoit's only used in two places10:33
kikoI need to rename everything in the template10:34
kikoand it's really unnecessary10:34
salgadowhy not shipitrequests_batch10:34
salgado?10:34
salgado:%s/shipitrequests/shipitrequests_batch/gc10:34
kikowhat does _batch, or current_, give you?10:34
kikoshipitrequests in no way implies it's all the requests in the world10:35
kikoit says it is just a collection of shipitrequests10:35
salgadothe _batch helps making it clear that I'm not dealing with all the requests returned by the search() method10:35
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kikosalgado, the potential for confusion there is approximately zero.10:37
salgadolet's make it zero, then. :)10:38
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shipitoh no10:44
shipitif kiko dies10:44
shipitwho will fix my timeouts10:44
kikosalgado, you killed kiko!10:44
kikoyou bastard10:44
salgadohahahah10:45
kikohmm, the id line sort of gave it away10:45
LarstiQyeah, but still :)10:45
kikomatsubara, does bug 42749 still happen?10:47
UbugtuMalone bug 42749 in launchpad "SoftTimeout error on +source page" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4274910:47
kikosalgado, have time to review https://sodium.ubuntu.com/~andrew/paste/filemi2BJ5.html before you hit the deck?10:51
kikoit's important to fix the person timeouts..10:51
salgadokiko, I'm afraid not. I need to finish reviewing a branch that's on my queue for quite some time already10:52
matsubarakiko: apparently no. feel free to reject it. I'll re-open if I spot it again.11:05
kikothanks matsubara 11:05
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boricuaseveral  bugs in ubunt in lauchpad but they dont get fixed????12:12
kikoboricua?12:14
boricuakiko: you i posted a bug and i see other people with the same problem but no response?12:14
boricuai meant yeah  not you :-(12:14

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