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BenCis lp choking or is it me?02:04
yankees26its choking02:05
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yankees26i have reason to  believe its a hot dog stuck in the throat02:05
BenClooks like whatever it was got dislodged02:15
BenCmaybe feed it smaller bites, or pre-chew it's food in the future :)02:15
ajmitchno, it still seems to be rather slow here, taking a couple of minutes at least to load a page :)02:17
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bluefoxicyis there anything I should particularly know about creating something so it can easily be shifted into a launchpad module?02:27
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mptbluefoxicy, what do you mean by "a Launchpad module"?02:32
bluefoxicympt:  I don't know, I don't seem to have the source for launchpad so I'm guessing ;)02:36
bluefoxicympt:  I am considering, possibly, doing a quick sketch of how something like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomatedProblemReportsTagging would work02:36
bluefoxicyeh I have a paper to finish, I'll worry about this later.02:43
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jameshBjornT: thanks for retrieving that bug description.06:21
BjornTjamesh: no problem. +edit still worked, so it wasn't hard.06:24
UbugtuNew bug: #73419 in launchpad "Allow locking of bug descriptions" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7341906:25
jameshBjornT: I guessed you'd done something like that.  Good thinking :)06:26
UbugtuNew bug: #73420 in launchpad "We attempt to render ridiculously large chunks of user input" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7342006:26
jameshmaybe we could refuse bug comments containing the text "ProblemType: Crash" :)06:29
mptjamesh, why would I get "ImportError: cannot import name testutil" (from importd.tests)?06:29
jameshmpt: update the sourcecode/ subtrees?06:29
mptIs there a quick way of updating all of them? :-)06:29
UbugtuNew bug: #73421 in launchpad "Feature: Revert to old state" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7342106:30
jameshdepends on how you created them06:30
jameshI use lightweight checkouts for them against the rocketfuel-built tree, which means a simple "bzr update" is all that's needed06:30
mptIn this case, as a lightweight checkout06:31
mptbzr update from sourcecode/?06:31
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jameshfrom each sourcecode/foo directory06:31
mptdarn06:31
jameshhow do you normally update the subtrees?06:33
mptWhen someone mails launchpad@ and says "You need to update your X subtree", I go into that directory and use bzr pull06:34
mptI haven't used bzr update before06:34
mptOk, "bzr update" for every subtree says it's up to date, but I still get the error06:36
jameshmpt: if you aren't using checkouts for the subtrees, then "bzr update" won't do anything (the trees will be up to date with themselves)06:37
jameshmpt: so use "bzr pull" then06:37
mptThis whole working directory is a lightweight checkout06:37
mptSo why wouldn't the sourcecode/ subdirectory consist of checkouts?06:37
mpter, this whole branch, I mean06:38
jameshmpt: your launchpad tree may be a lightweight checkout -- whether the trees under sourcecode/ are lightweight checkouts would depend on how you created them06:39
jameshif you copied them from rocketfuel-built, then they'd be standalone trees06:39
mptahhh06:41
mptWho has DB access other than stub?06:46
mptjamesh, do you?06:52
jameshdon't seem to06:52
jamesh(I did back when I was doing the bug imports, but not any more)06:52
mptSo what's the procedure for spammers when stub is asleep? :-/06:53
jameshemail06:53
jameshis it urgent?06:53
mptYes, bug 1 is being vandalized06:54
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/106:54
jameshlifeless might be able to help06:54
jameshmpt: I get a static page for that bug ;)06:55
jameshmpt: the admins probably have access, but might not know what to do06:57
mptcrappity06:57
mptbut, yay for it being stopped for now07:09
lifelesswhats up07:11
lifelessmpt: stub, all the admins, and I07:12
mptlifeless, I was just belatedly concerned about the spamming of bug 1, but bug 1 is now static and the offender seems to have been deleted07:12
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/107:12
mptso, never mind07:12
mptAlas, I predicted this a few days ago, but that was too late :-P07:12
lifelessheh07:13
mptbug 7312207:14
UbugtuMalone bug 73122 in malone "Need strategy for stopping pandemonium in individual bug reports" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7312207:14
mptUgh, why do I get a conflict when merging sourcecode/bzr/?07:15
mptText conflict in bzrlib/tests/test_hashcache.py07:15
jameshwhy are you merging?07:17
lifelessdo a pull --overwrite mpt07:17
mpt"bzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged"07:17
mptoh07:17
mptdarn07:17
mptI already merged and committed zope/, I hope that doesn't matter07:17
mptOh, I suppose I could just pull --overwrite that one too07:17
lifelessmpt: yes, you should07:18
jameshmpt: in general, you shouldn't have to commit in the subtrees unless you're making changes to them07:18
lifelessmpt: unless you are developing on one of these branches07:18
mptNow I have 3 "can't delete bzrlib/<something> because it is not empty" conflicts07:20
mpt(After reverting and --overwriting)07:20
lifelessmpt: delete them by hand, 07:20
lifelessmpt: 'bzr st' should show nothing when you are done07:20
mptoh, it's just .pyc07:20
lifelessspiv: how goes it ?07:21
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mptYay, now I have a different error07:23
mpt"No module named urlutils"07:23
jameshmpt: have you updated your bzr?07:24
mptyes07:24
jameshbzrlib.urlutils is in the newer bzr07:24
mptThe saved location is on chinstrap, though07:24
mptIs it more up to date on devpad?07:25
jameshof course.07:25
mptok07:25
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SteveAstub: ping09:34
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ddaaHello there10:02
ddaaSteveA: jamesh: spiv: lifeless: ping10:03
lifelessgnip10:04
ddaaMeeting?10:04
lifelessindeed10:05
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carlosmornin10:06
carlosmorning10:06
SteveAhi ddaa10:08
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lifelessreview meeting in 12 minutes10:49
lifelessreview meeting time11:05
SteveAme11:05
lifelesssorry I'm a litle slow, massive headache11:05
BjornThi11:06
spivI thought "so" came after "me"? ;)11:06
jameshhi11:06
SteveAspiv: yes, "fa" first11:06
lifeless== Agenda ==11:07
lifeless * Roll call11:07
lifeless * Queue status.11:07
lifeless * Whitespace cleanup11:07
lifeless* reviewers to discuss ideas and principles for keeping branch review quick (was on LP meeting agenda)11:07
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SteveAat the top11:07
SteveAthe very top11:07
lifelessthe queue is very big right now11:08
lifelesshow are you guys going with the backlog ?11:09
lifelessSteveA suggests that you all look at https://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/ [presumably in case you have forgotten where it is :)] 11:10
SteveAI was actually thinking of the wiki page11:10
SteveAbut still, I think it's useful to have a call to focus in a meeting11:10
SteveAI think we should consider a new meeting time, so francis and salgado can be here11:11
lifelesswe can consider that11:11
lifelessI'll send mail tomorrow11:11
SteveAthanks11:11
lifelessfor now though..11:12
lifelessspiv: you have 3 > 20 days in the queue. when are they going to be reviewed ?11:12
lifelessjamesh: you also have 3 > 20 days..11:12
lifelessSteveA: your pyrex branches will be reallocated as soon as either spiv or jamesh indicate a preference to do it.11:13
spivImmediately, basically.  I have half of a (follow-up) review for ddaa's import-svn-safety written.11:13
jameshI11:13
jamesh'm working through my oldest two.  Will send out soon.  Will work on more tomorrow11:14
spivAnd the other two look short, I expect to have them done tomorrow morning at the latest.11:14
lifelesscool.11:14
jameshI'd like to knock some of my other reviews off before accepting the pyrex branch.11:15
lifelessI realise its a heavy load right after all hands... effect and cause.11:15
lifelessspiv: how do you feel about pyrex ?11:15
spivI'm happy to take it.11:15
lifelessok11:15
lifeless * whitespace cleanup11:15
lifelessthis is an item from some time back, jamesh was going to raise at the regular lp meeting.11:15
lifelessjamesh: ?11:16
jameshspiv: If you haven't gotten to it by the time I've cleared out my queue, I can look at the pyrex branch.11:16
jameshlifeless: I think this is old.  This was brought up a few weeks back (before allhands), and everyone agreed to the change.11:16
spivjamesh: thanks, I'll punt it to you if it starts going stale.11:17
lifelessjamesh: ok.11:17
lifeless * reviewers to discuss ideas and principles for keeping branch review quick (was on LP meeting agenda)11:17
lifelessjamesh: you added this. over to you11:17
jameshSteveA asked me to add it11:17
lifelessSteveA: ?11:18
jameshI think this was basically what we were discussing earlier11:18
SteveAyeah.11:19
SteveAwe want people to make smaller branches to review11:19
SteveAdivide their work into smaller chunks to land on mainline11:19
SteveAso a reviewer can see the correspondence between tests and interfaces and gui and code11:19
SteveApeople will need help with this, so encourage calls to discuss how they'll break up the work11:20
SteveAencourage agreeing a written plan on this, if it will help11:20
SteveAI'm sure you'll have other ideas too11:20
SteveAdone11:23
lifelessI agree with the goals11:24
lifelessnot thinking well right now - headache as I mentioned.11:24
lifelessI suggest we all mull on this and discuss next week11:24
lifelessany other business - unless folk have comments on this now ?11:25
lifeless511:25
lifeless411:26
lifelessspiv: can you please assign the pyrex branches to yourself11:26
spivok11:26
lifeless311:27
lifelessthanks11:27
lifeless211:27
spivThe suspense is killing me.11:29
lifeless011:29
lifelessmeeting over, thanks for coming11:30
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=== Topic for #launchpad: Developer meeting: Thu 30 Nov, 1200UTC (wiki:MeetingAgenda) | launchpad-users@lists.canonical.com (wiki:MailingLists) | Channel logs: http://tinyurl.com/72w39
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SteveAmatsubara: hi.  are you expecting kiko to be in soon?02:38
matsubaraHi SteveA, let me ask Taciana. I arrived yesterday and haven't seen him yet.02:39
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xerxasHi all 04:34
xerxasI would lke to request an "ambassador role" for packages 04:35
xerxasfollowing discussions on  #ubuntu-classroom 04:35
carlosxerxas: I think you should ask at #ubuntu-devel or #ubuntu04:38
Hobbseecarlos: he just got sent here from #ubuntu-classroom with the open day04:38
carloshmmm04:39
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carlosto launchpad?04:39
Hobbseeyes04:39
carlosok, then I'm not the right person to answer....04:39
xerxasHobbsee,  thanks :) 04:39
carloscprov: ?04:39
cprovcarlos: hey04:40
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kikohello warriors of bug #105:07
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/105:07
LarstiQheh05:08
somerville32Wrong channel :)05:08
xerxasis there a launchpad developper ? 05:08
kikothere are many05:09
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kikoit's not like highlander05:09
xerxas<xerxas> I would lke to request an "ambassador role" for packages 05:09
xerxas<xerxas> following discussions on  #ubuntu-classroom 05:09
xerxassabdfl and seb128 agrees with that 05:09
kikotell me all about it05:09
xerxaswhat should I do so that request is not lost ? 05:10
xerxaskiko,  an ambassador role is like a mainteners except the ambassador reports bugs upstream 05:10
xerxasand develop good contacts with the upstream team05:10
xerxaskiko,  is there anything more you want ? 05:10
kikoxerxas!!!05:11
xerxas(this role is within malone only, If I understand correclty ) 05:11
xerxaskiko,  !!!! 05:11
xerxas:)05:11
kikoxerxas, so, that's a fabulous idea, and one that mdz and I have discussed many times05:11
xerxasand so ? 05:11
kikoso05:11
xerxasis it going to happen ? or what should I do so that it's being done soon or late ? 05:12
kikohere's a question for you: what does this differ from becoming a package bug contact?05:12
xerxasthis is a questions for sabdfl  and seb128  probably :) 05:12
xerxasmaybe the bug contact could filter questions from ubunteros to the ambassador 05:12
xerxasthe ambassador have more an upstream role, the bug contact probably a downstream role 05:13
xerxasbut that's only my point of view 05:13
kikoxerxas, shouldn't the "ambassador" get notifications of upstream bugs?05:14
xerxasmaybe 05:14
kikoxerxas, because if so, we could just have the ambassador be the bug contact for the upstream product05:14
xerxasprobably 05:14
kikothat that's all!05:14
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kikothen the only thing necessary is to add a packaging link05:14
kikoand everything works as expected05:15
kikohello mdz05:15
kikospeak of the devil05:15
xerxassabdfl, are you here ? 05:16
xerxascan you see a difference between the "package bug contact" and "package ambassador role" ? 05:17
xerxasaside the name :)05:17
kikoxerxas, I think the ambassador role can use the launchpad bug contact functionality to function05:17
kikothe other part I think is important is to make clear what the ambassador should do05:18
xerxaskiko,  I'm not a launchpad master 05:18
kikoi.e. to have a documented process05:18
mdzkiko: morning05:18
kikoxerxas, that's fine -- we're here to help!05:18
xerxaskiko, I were attending the ubuntu-classroom , seb128 where talking about an ambassador for package 05:18
xerxasI suggested this appears in launchpad, and that's all 05:18
kikoI see now05:19
kikoI think that's a great idea.05:19
seb128kiko: the idea is to have a "point of contact" for a package05:19
seb128somebody upstream could mail when he wants to speak about its software and how it's packaged05:19
kikoseb128, would he also do bug forwarding, or is that separate?05:20
sabdflxerxas: i would see the ambassador as a more general point of contact between ubuntu and the upstream05:21
xerxasseb128, thanks for clarifyng 05:22
seb128kiko: no, not bug forwarding05:22
kikoah, okay.05:22
sabdflfor example, its often useful for us to know *which* version of a package is the best to aim for in a particular ubuntu release05:22
kikothat's indeed different.05:22
seb128rather pointing the person in contact with upstream05:22
xerxassabdfl, that's pretty much my point of view, ambassador is upstream, bug contact is downstream (ubunteros) 05:22
kikoI see.05:25
xerxaskiko,  is that ok ? 05:27
xerxasdid you got It ? 05:28
xerxasam I suppose to make a feature request anywhere ? 05:28
kikoxerxas, I still need to think a bit more about what launchpad could do to help you05:28
xerxasok 05:28
kikois it just having an "Upstream ambassador" slot?05:28
xerxasyes, think so 05:28
kikowhat would this slot do?05:28
sabdflkiko: yes, together with the means to work with that group as a community (i.e. mail them)05:29
sabdflthis is the "adopt and upstream" thing, i think05:29
kikosabdfl, all the ambassadors of all packages, and the individual ambassador by package name?05:29
sabdflyes, i imagine that would do it :-)05:30
kikosabdfl, the adopt an upstream thing I specifically envisioned assisting bug reporters moving bugs upstream05:31
kikoso this is different05:31
kikoI think it's a good idea05:31
kikobut wonder if we couldn't conflate the two and get two hits for the price of one05:32
xerxashave to go guys 05:32
xerxasbye ! 05:32
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gnomefreaki just started a spec for LP on package ambassadors here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+spec/package-ambassador the wiki isnt done yet but i will continue on it sometime today. 05:37
sabdfli think we already have upstream bug contacts05:37
kikohey gnomefreak 05:37
gnomefreakhi kiko 05:37
sabdflso the adopt-an-upstream idea was to be a general ambassador05:37
kikowe do have upstream bug contacts but it's not clear that they are the people to be notified when we want to forward bug reports to an upstream bugtracker05:38
gnomefreakthey dont ever seem real active with bugs that i have seen05:38
gnomefreakmainly with bugs the qa team does most of it but we rarely ever contact upstream we just send bugs upstream05:39
YoussefAssadwould it make sense to write a job description (but call it something more acceptable) for the sake of clarity for that role, ambassador?06:00
YoussefAssadMy $DEITY, there's a HOWTO on encouraging women?06:02
kikoyeah, the spec should definitely have a job description.06:04
YoussefAssadCould probably draft something06:04
YoussefAssadAnyone else doing work which would overlap that?06:05
kikohttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+spec/package-ambassador06:05
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ddaamatsubara: oh my... was this interesting! https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+ticket/60006:10
ddaathere is no bound to what people with too much free time can achive06:11
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YoussefAssadkiko: yes, I saw that. Bit thin on detail though (which, admittedly, could be a desirable state)06:18
kikoYoussefAssad, luckily it's a wikipage! :)06:18
YoussefAssadfree time? What is free time?06:18
YoussefAssadkiko: I can take a hint! :) Okay, let me see what I can whip up in a day or two06:19
SteveAddaa: I'd suggest that drawing attention to worthless abuse on a public channel plays to the intention of the abuser.06:19
danilosddaa: that looks like macedonian ;)06:20
YoussefAssadso there'd essentially be an ambassador per package? Where one person could map to multiple ambassadorial posts, of course06:20
ddaaSteveA: I just find this one so extreme it's funny.06:20
kikoI did too06:20
kikoI wonder what he meant though06:20
kikowhich site?06:20
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YoussefAssadI'm looking at this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/launchpadambassadors   and wondering if there's a spec spec, or if I can just run in there and append sections pertinent to an eventual SoW/JD for the ambassadorial role06:28
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jordidanilos: hey06:33
danilosjordi: heey pretty boy, how's it going?06:34
jordidanilos: if you're going to be around for some more time, there's the Rosetta session in 1.5 hours.06:34
jordithere'll be a Q+A session after I dump my text; if you can be around for extra support, that'd be good :)06:34
danilosjordi: sure, though I am not sure I understand what you mean by "Rosetta session"06:35
danilos:)06:35
jordiUbuntu Open Week06:35
jordidude06:35
kikohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek06:35
kikodanilos, wake up06:35
danilosjordi: ah, right06:35
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daniloskiko: kiss me to wake me up :)06:35
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danilosah, yuck, now I am woken up :)06:36
YoussefAssadheh06:36
jordiit sucks that just 2 hours before your talk your wireless thingy blows up and you have to doo all the session in a not so comfy table06:37
YoussefAssadListen, question people if you don't mind. Is there a format for specs on the wiki which is preferred^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H insisted upon?06:37
kikothere's a specification template06:38
danilosjordi: tell me about it: I had my phone line supposedly changed to ISDN today, but it turned out completely broken, and my ADSL is not working, so I am now connected via my old ISP, and if I don't want to re-set-up everything, this means cable as well06:38
jordiheh06:39
YoussefAssadyes, I see it nicely laid out here:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/launchpadambassadors . I'm just wondering if I should append a morevdetailed role description there, or if structure nazis would persecute me06:39
jordiyou're back to isdn?06:39
jordiwtf?06:39
danilosjordi: no, wifi internet06:39
danilosjordi: the speed is fine, but this ISP breaks a lot, and my ap is not set-up to share that connection, so I have to plug cable in06:40
YoussefAssadis it normal for Canonical to keep people waiting three days for information about commercial support, incidentally?06:40
YoussefAssadthere's a chap on #ubuntu-marketing sitting on a 50 node ubuntu HA cluster who apparently wants to buy support06:40
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SteveAubuntu-marketing is not the best way to get in contact with commercial support06:41
YoussefAssadI know, he was in there to see if the marketing people would be interested in documenting his cluster06:41
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YoussefAssadHe apparently sent an inquiry using an online form. Anyhow, what do I care, I'm with Grameen, not Canonical!06:42
YoussefAssaddinnertime06:42
SteveAYoussefAssad: he wanted to buy support, or get documentation?06:42
SteveAI'm confused06:42
AlinuxOShello all, is there new version of rosetta in some time ?06:42
kikoSteveA, documenting his cluster as a case study.06:42
YoussefAssadSteveA: jerom1 is the nick if you're curious06:43
YoussefAssadSteveA: Being in #ubuntu-marketing was for a different thing entirely, asking if his cluster was worth using for marketing purposes. Two distinct issues06:43
YoussefAssadDinner, really.06:43
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kikohey SteveA 07:19
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kikoddaa, ping?07:29
carloskiko: ping07:36
kikocarlos, yes?07:36
carloskiko: do you have some time for an UI problem I got while fixing translation reverting?07:37
kikosure. what's up?07:37
carloskiko: so, I'm adding too the 'locking' feature we talked for po imports to the translation form07:38
carlosand I'm not completely sure what's the best option to show a message to the user when someone else changed a string while they were translating07:38
carloswith our current UI07:39
kikocarlos, so the workflow is: user loads page, other user uploads, user posts page, boom, right?07:39
carloswith TranslationReview UI it's quite easy, because I have a place for current translation, and another for the submitted value07:39
carloskiko: user uploads or other user submits07:39
kikoah, ok07:39
carloskiko: but yeah, that's the idea07:39
kikoright.07:39
kikoand you want to display these conflicting changes specially, right?07:40
carlosthe problem is how to represent current translation + submitted value07:40
carlosyeah07:40
YoussefAssaderm, the package ambassadors; wouldn't their role overlap with ubuntu packge maintainers to an extent?07:40
carlosthe current value would appear as Currently used without changes07:40
carlosbut there is no way to detect which one is selected in this context07:40
carlosfrom the UI perspective07:41
kikohow about: /!\ Another user submitted a modification to this string while you were editing it. Please review the change below and modify as necessary.07:41
carlosso we lose what they submitted07:41
kikodo we lose it?07:41
carloshmm07:41
carlos'review change below'07:42
kikoright07:42
carlosI thought you mean to revert the textarea content to the active translation07:42
kikowell.. you could do that too. I'm not sure what the option is; just suggesting warning the user is a good idea07:42
carloswell, I already know that is a good idea to show a warning ;-)07:44
carlosanother option would be07:45
carlosto leave it as I have it right now07:45
carloswhich sucks a bit07:45
carlosand wait for TranslationReview to get a less sucky UI07:45
carlosso I don't expend time in a UI that will be die with TranslationReview (but that will be good for the users)07:46
carlosso I could say: 'Please, review the suggestions and submit the form again if you prefer to use your changes'07:46
carloskiko: what do you think?07:47
kikohold on07:48
carlosok07:48
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carloskiko: ?08:07
carlosI need to leave08:07
carloskiko: please, ping me if you have more input on the issue.08:10
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UbugtuNew bug: #73509 in rosetta ".po file export doesn't update cached files" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7350908:15
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kikocarlos, my feeling is that TranslationReview is going to land tomorrow, and therefore, there's no need to do work before that. If it's not landing tomorrow, well, we have a lot of chatting to do.08:29
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UbugtuNew bug: #73519 in rosetta "Change translations to approved post membership acceptance to translation team" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7351908:55
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tonyyarussojordi: here09:18
jordiok09:18
jordiso, tonyyarusso wants to learn more about our plans to support dialects09:18
tonyyarussoIndeed I do :)09:18
jorditonyyarusso: just to have some background, I'm one of the main Catalan translators,09:18
jordibut, oh no! am Valencian09:19
tonyyarussoOtherwise I think the Elders will be at my throat...09:19
jordiso being able to produce ca@valencia translations easily from the existing ca translations would be rad09:19
jordiwhat's your usecase?09:19
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tonyyarussoI'm not actually a speaker (yet), but am trying to get a translation effort started for Anishinaabe (Known in English as Ojibwe (various spellings).  Also related to Odawa, Mississauga, and Cree, and less closely, Algonquin.09:21
jordiso you want to translate to Ojibwe, Odawa, etc. reusing as much as possible?09:22
tonyyarussoThis is an indigenous language in Canada and the United States, I believe the 4th most spoken or so.09:22
tonyyarussoActually, it's worse than that.09:22
tonyyarussoBy some arguments Odawa is a dialect of Ojibwe, others say it's a separate language.  Regardless, there are many dialects _within_ Ojibwe, on top of it's relations to other languages.09:23
tonyyarussoThe amount of difference between things varies.09:23
jordiokay, complicated scenario it is :)09:23
jordiso what would you expect from rosetta?09:24
tonyyarussoThe separate language/dialect line is fuzzy, but no matter how you slice it there is a huge number of subdivisions to be considered.09:24
tonyyarussoI'm trying to limit my scope: I won't worry about Cree or Algonquin, but probably include Odawa.09:24
tonyyarussoGiven that, I need probably 5 or so dialects - lemme check my book here09:25
jordihttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/products/rosetta/+spec/similar-languages09:25
jordihttps://launchpad.net/products/rosetta/+bug/5792509:25
UbugtuMalone bug 57925 in rosetta "Request: Cascading Translations" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  09:25
jorditonyyarusso: have a look at those09:26
tonyyarussoYeah, we have Northern, South-Eastern, Central, Plains, and Chippewa recognized as the significant dialectical areas.09:26
tonyyarussook09:26
tonyyarussoSometimes it's just a matter of one different letter in spelling, for others (esp newer words) the word may be completely different ("computer" for example)09:26
jordiright09:28
tonyyarussojordi: btw, the similar languages linked wiki page isn't available to me09:28
jordiso a workflow would be you translate to one of the languages, and then derive09:28
jorditonyyarusso: oh, right09:28
tonyyarussoIt would be nicer if they could be developed in a parallel manner.09:29
tonyyarussoFor instance, you tell LP all of the dialects for your language, and then when translating strings have (in this case) 5 rows to input.09:29
jordimaybe you can describe what your workflow would be like in the bug reporty09:30
jordithat'll help us when implementing09:30
tonyyarussoIf three of the rows are the same, just copy and paste them there, rather than having to go to a separate language page09:30
tonyyarussoI'll do that.09:30
jordiI see09:30
jordithat should be doable09:30
jordiI really hate that the specs are public, and all of them have a "Read More" link which isn't public.09:31
jordiI might bring that up formally for our next meeting09:31
tonyyarussoPeople are working on standardizing the language, but dialects are a very touchy subject culturally, so I certainly don't want to offend anyone by not having theirs, but there's no good way of avoiding it as it stands now.09:33
jordiyeah, it's a hot issue09:33
jorditell me... :/09:34
tonyyarussoSo you said it's a low priority - what kind of time frame are we talking about?09:36
danilosjordi: "bring it up" means putting it in MeetingAgenda ;)09:37
jorditonyyarusso: it's very difficult to estimate09:37
jordimonths, I'd say09:37
jordidanilos: because, what he wants (three languages at once) wouldn't fit in 2h-slot right? :)09:38
danilosjordi: guess not; it's a workflow that's not anything we have actually considered so far09:38
jordiyeah09:39
jordiand just implementing three boxes would be a bit lame. There should be some specific features like checkboxes to copy across all variants09:39
jordiie, to avoid massive cut+paste09:39
danilosjordi: well, now that I think of it, I'd prefer if it was one "general" input box, and then you add only differences to other dialects (i.e. "Show input box for this dialect since it differs")09:41
danilosbut, a couple of spec-voip-sessions would probably be due09:41
jordiyeah09:42
tonyyarussodanilos: I like that idea.  Heck, if you could just sed stuff that would work for some things.09:43
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dabear_hi09:59
dabear_I am experiencing some timeouts on launchpad...10:00
dabear_has happened about three times the last hour10:00
matsubaradabear_: which page? do you have the OOPS id?10:04
dabear_sorry, not anymore :p happened while translating gaim and deluge to norwegian..10:04
matsubaradabear_: it's likely to be bug 30602, but without the oops id I can't say for sure.10:08
UbugtuMalone bug 30602 in rosetta "Timeout errors in +translate" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3060210:08
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lotusleafhello, anyone awake?11:24
lotusleafI made a mistake with my first time using launchpad and made https://launchpad.net/products/kdar and would like it removed because kdar already exists in another place, I was going to file a bug and didn't know where to look but it's here https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdar/+bug/6269911:26
UbugtuMalone bug 62699 in kdar "[edgy]  wrong dependencies in kdar" [Undecided,Confirmed]  11:26
flacostelotusleaf: file a support request for that at https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+addticket11:30
flacosteone of the launchpad admin will take care of this11:30
lotusleafflacoste: thank you very much =)11:30
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lifelessspiv: there are 3 pyrex branches11:46
lifelesslotusleaf: that does not look like a mistake to me ..11:48
lifelesslotusleaf: why do you want it removed ?11:48
lotusleaflifeless: no? oh, I thought it was because kdar is mentioned here https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdar/+bug/6269911:48
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UbugtuMalone bug 62699 in kdar "[edgy]  wrong dependencies in kdar" [Undecided,Confirmed]  11:48
lotusleaflifeless: because I thought kdar already exist @ url I just referenced above ^^11:48
lifelesslotusleaf: products/kdar is the 'upstream', and 'distros/ubuntu/+source' is the 'in-distribution' records11:49
lifelessits appropriate to have both, so that we can report on things like 'a new upstream release has happened but is not in the distro'11:49
lotusleaflifeless: oh, really?11:49
lotusleaflifeless: so I didn't make a mistake, then, after all? :)11:49
lifelessnot at all. How can we make it more clear that we want this ?11:49
lifelessyou should go to https://launchpad.net/products/kdar/+launchpad 11:50
lotusleaflifeless: thank you for this kind advice11:50
lotusleaflifeless: ok I am there, what next11:50
lifelessthis is part of KDE right ?11:50
lotusleaflifeless: how may I withdraw my support request to have that removed ?11:51
lotusleaflifeless: yes11:51
lifelesslet me see now, give me a second11:51
lotusleafsure, thank you =)11:51
lifelesskdar is different to karchiver right ?11:51
flacostelotusleaf: to remove your request, simply go to it, add a message explaining that isn't needed anymore and click 'I Solved My Problem'11:52
lotusleafyes, karchiver is different11:52
flacostes/add/enter/11:52
lotusleafflacoste: thank you11:52
flacostemy pleasure :-)11:52
lifelessI'm just seeing about linking this to the kde project11:52
lifelessbut the field seems to have disappeared on me11:53
lotusleaflifeless: http://directory.fsf.org/kArchiver.html11:53
lifelesslotusleaf: go to https://launchpad.net/products/kdar/+edit11:53
lifelessput kde in the project field11:54
lotusleaflifeless: k11:54
lifelessthat should make it inherit the KDE bugtracker settings11:54
lotusleafok11:54
lotusleafthat much is done11:54
lifelessyup - see the right hand side bar11:55
lifeless'Bug Tracker'11:55
lotusleafyes11:55
lifelessnow, when someone forwards the bug upstream, malone knows how to fetch updates for it11:55
lotusleafah, I see, thank you =)11:55
lifelessif you click on 'trunk'11:55
lotusleafthanks for walking me though it11:55
lotusleafok, clicked on trunk11:56
lifelesssorry, my link is way slow11:56
lotusleafnp11:56
lifelessand then edit source11:56
lotusleafok11:57
lifelessyou can put in the SVN details.11:57
lifelessand if you go to 'edit series details'11:58
lifelessyou can tell launchpad how to find new releases using the 'Release URL pattern' field11:58
lotusleafwhich would be http://svn.sourceforge.net/kdar11:58
lotusleafright?11:58
lifelessno11:58
lifelessyou need to name the branch11:59
lifelessprobably .../trunk11:59
lotusleafah, I haven't used svn before, only cvs, and only briefly =)11:59
lotusleafso I'd add http://kdar.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/kdar/trunk/11:59
lotusleaf?11:59
lifelessno, it looks like sourceforge do something d ifferent12:00
lotusleafok, may I omit this information then?12:00
lifelessthats the WEB ui for sourceforge svn.12:00
lifelesssure, you can omit it12:00
lotusleafyeah12:00
lotusleafok thx but thx for covering this part12:00
lotusleafis there anything else I should do for it at this point?12:01
lifelesseverything is optional12:01
lifelessI was just pointing you at things that help launchpad do more for you12:01
lifeless:)12:02
lotusleafand I appreciate it very much, thank you =) So each package should be listed at launchpad twice, then?12:02
lotusleafone in products/ and the other in distros/ubuntu ?12:02
lifelesslotusleaf: oh yes, I forgot one important link to make.12:04
lotusleaflifeless: go for it =)12:04
lifelessfrom https://launchpad.net/products/kdar/trunk12:04
lifelessclick on 'link to ubuntu package'12:04
lotusleafok12:04
lifelessthe svn URL for sourceforge kdar looks like : https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kdar/trunk12:05
lifelessput 'kdar' in the source package field ;)12:06
lotusleafoh, so just kdar?12:06
lifelessyup, its the first url segment after '+source/' on the distro side12:06
lotusleafsimple enough =D12:06
lifelessI've put the svn url in for you12:07
lotusleafok done12:07
lifelessI tested it by doing 'svn ls https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kdar/trunk'12:07
lotusleafthx =) =)12:07
lifelessnp12:07
lotusleaflifeless: I appreciate you walking me though this, it was very kind of you =)12:08
lotusleaflifeless: and, it turns out my blunder was not a mistake at all =)12:08
lifelesshappy to help. Pass it forward :)12:08
lotusleaflifeless: indeed =)12:08
lifelessand to answer the question, yes, each package should be listed twice - once in the distro, and once in products12:09
lotusleaflifeless: thanks =)12:09
lotusleaflifeless: I take it this is something that hasn't been done as frequently as desired?12:09
lifelessthey need that link - the last step - done, beforce launchpad knows they are related.12:09
lifelesslotusleaf: well, its something that takes time, theres 16000 packages :). So if each person interested in a few packages takes the time to do it... its easy12:10
lotusleaflifeless: interesting, I should have to look into this. :)12:10
lifelessI have to go now - see you later12:11
lotusleaflifeless: have a good one and again thank you =)12:11
lifelessno probs. tchau.12:11

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