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=== ScottK is having a hard time getting his head around the concept of "set in stone on the wiki", but he knows what you mean...
LaserJock:-)12:15
LaserJockthat's why I'm considering if we should move some things off the wiki12:16
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ScottKLaserJock: Was that funny enough to get a package REVU out of you?12:28
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LaserJockoh what the heck, what's the URL?12:28
ScottKhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=412712:28
rmjbHey guys12:28
rmjbHappy New Year to all12:29
LaserJockhi rmjb 12:29
rmjbso... the MOTU meeting has already passed? I have it on my calendar as starting in 30 mins12:30
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ScottKYes, already passed.12:31
Adri2000rmjb: it was 20:00 UTC12:31
rmjbhmm... shoot... google calendar didn't handle the timezone properly and I didn't notice... d'oh12:31
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LaserJockScottK: you really don't want to be put in the Maintainer: field?12:35
=== ScottK doesn't particularly care.
=== ScottK will support the package either way.
LaserJockwell, I'll leave it up to you. But sometimes it's nice to be able to look at Maintainer: for people who know about the package12:37
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ScottKIf I have to fix anything else, I'll change it, but if you'd be willing to advocate the package, I'd much rather get it on it's way to NEW.12:38
sharmsso I am on revu, and I am looking at the apt-proxy package, and it looks good and the report said it builds ok.  Does this mean I request a sync, or is there something wrong I am not seeing?  Could someone hold my hand here for a few mins12:39
sharmsor rather merges.ubuntu.com12:40
LaserJocksharms: have you looked for an existing sync request?12:40
sharmshave not12:41
LaserJockapt-proxy is done I think12:41
LaserJockI don't see it on http://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/motutodo/universe.html12:41
sharmsOk so if I see a package on merges.ubuntu.com then it doesn't mean I should actually look it over for changes12:42
LaserJockhmm, hang on a sec12:43
gesersharms: apt-proxy is a special case due to bad versioning12:44
sharmsah I am just trying to follow https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/Merging-and-Syncing and pretend I know what is going on12:45
LaserJockgeser: yeah, I was just looking at that12:45
geserif you look into the changelog of 1.9.35ubuntu2 you will see that it's a merge of 1.9.35-0.112:45
LaserJockit doesn't show up on my list I'm guessing because of the versioning12:45
sharmsthis package looks like we can just use the debian version though, or am I missing something12:46
gesersharms: the changelog mentions some remaining ubuntu changes12:47
LaserJocksharms: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/apt-proxy/+changelog12:47
sharmsI am looking at: apt-proxy_1.9.35-0.1ubuntu1.patch12:47
geserand 1.9.35ubuntu2 > 1.9.35-0.112:47
sharmsfrom the update-merge script12:47
sharmsah ok12:48
sharmsI see12:48
LaserJockbut ubuntu2 is based on 0.1, right?12:49
sharmsso in this case the best thing I could do to help would be file a report with debian qa and try to get those changes pushed into their package right12:49
LaserJockwell, but the person that did the merge is the one that did the NMU12:50
LaserJockand at least that install bit is Ubuntu specific12:51
sharmsI was looking at the init echo to  log_daemon_msg type things12:52
LaserJockI would think there would already be bugs about it but if not I guess you could file them :-)12:52
sharmsha I guess I am just striking out here12:52
sharmsmaybe I just need to stick to making controversial blog posts12:53
LaserJock;-)12:53
LaserJocknah, if you want to file bugs fine, but I don't think there's anything that needs to be done on the Ubuntu12:53
LaserJockmove on to another package :-)12:53
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geserbefore ajmitch comes with his whip01:00
TheMusoc01:01
TheMusobah01:01
LaserJockhmmm01:07
LaserJockScottK: actually I'm not sure what to think about your creating a non-native package from a native package01:08
ScottKThat's a legacy of the upstream including a /debian dir.01:08
LaserJockright01:08
ScottKI probably should have removed it, but I was trying to be minimally invasive.01:08
LaserJockwhich makes it a native package01:08
LaserJockbut you packaged it as a non-native package01:09
ScottKI think the upstream changelog that makes it look native is in error.01:09
ScottKIt's not meant to be a Debian only package.01:09
ScottKSounds like I ought to just remove the upstream Debian dir and provide my own???01:10
LaserJockwell, let me see if I can dig something up in Debian docs real quick01:10
ScottKThanks.01:11
sistpotyLaserJock, ScottK: if there are any changes to the package, it shouldn't be a native package... however there is not a clear opinion about no changes==native (e.g. wxwidgets does this, but this is controversial)01:12
LaserJocksistpoty: I don't think there are any patches or anything01:12
LaserJocksistpoty: it's just that upstream ships debian/01:12
ScottKNo.  There aren't any changes.01:12
ScottKBTW, I've asked him to remove it and he declined.01:13
LaserJockof course ;-)01:13
sistpotyScottK: hm... is it debian/ubuntu specific? then it should be native. otherwise you can do as you please ;)01:13
ScottKIt's not Debian/Ubuntu specific.01:13
sistpoty(though I'd personally prefer to have a non-native package, since it's easier to introduce changes then *g*)01:13
ajmitchgeser: you mentioned a whip?01:14
=== sistpoty ducks from the mighty ajmitch and his whip
ajmitchLaserJock: why would I need yet another team for motu qa?01:14
sistpotyajmitch: because of the icon ;)01:14
ajmitchit's something everyone should be doing anyway01:14
=== geser ducks before ajmitch
ajmitchhm01:15
LaserJocksistpoty: should he just remove debian/ from the tarball? is mentioning that in README.Debian?01:16
LaserJockajmitch: well I asked so I could join it of course :-)01:16
ajmitchwhy do people think I'm going to go crazy with a whip?01:16
ajmitchLaserJock: oh, of course01:16
LaserJockthat's what QA means01:16
LaserJockQA == ajmitch with a whip getting people to do all his bidding01:16
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ajmitchoh right01:17
=== ajmitch notes that there are actual canonical people who do QA who'd be more than willing to help us out
=== ScottK thinks maybe ciscosurfer was scared...
sistpotyLaserJock: not quite sure... removing debian-dir looks cleaner, but it'll mean to change the tarball01:17
ajmitchLaserJock: what'd be nice for launchpad would be some way to tell if a source package is univer, main, or otherwise01:18
ajmitchfor ubuntu01:18
LaserJockhow does it not?01:19
ajmitchhow can you tell by looking at a page, whether this package is main or universe?01:20
LaserJockif I go to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/<packagename> it has a Component column01:20
ajmitchnot very visible01:20
LaserJock?01:20
LaserJockhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-proxy01:20
ajmitchone problem is that there's *lots* of information on some of these pages01:20
LaserJockyou want it in the bug reports?01:20
sistpotyLaserJock: it'd also be nice, if I could know about the archive-queue of -proposed (my reports are merely based on comments of bug reports)01:20
ajmitchI'd like it if it was a little more visible if a package was officially supported or community-supported01:21
LaserJocksistpoty: yes, I was trying to think about that01:21
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sistpotyhi raphink01:21
LaserJockajmitch: where though? on the +source page or bugs or ?01:21
LaserJocksistpoty: yeah, I was thinking that the package names and perhaps versions should be available01:22
ajmitchany & all :)01:22
LaserJocksistpoty: the reason they don't have anything right now is that they aren't "accepted" yet01:22
ajmitchLaserJock: same problem as at freeze time - we can't see the unapproved queue01:22
sistpotyLaserJock: exactly... because the version is just not there yet... but there is a queue for e.g. edgy/dapper, but not for -proposed though01:23
ajmitchinfinity had to dump out the queue contents for dholbach & I to approve them01:23
LaserJockajmitch: why do you want that? So users know the difference?01:23
ajmitchLaserJock: users & bug triagers01:23
ajmitchLaserJock: it may be a minor thing, and I'm just odd for thinking it'd be nice01:23
LaserJockwell, no, it sorta makes sense. I think that it's pretty clean on +source pages01:24
LaserJockbut not at all on bug reports01:24
sistpotyIt'd greatly reduce the time I spend on motu-sru reports ;)01:24
ScottKLaserJock: Thanks for the comments.  I have to go deal with a hungry 3 year old. if there's a resolution on what, if anything, I should do about the provided /debian dir (my preference at this point would be to edit it more heavily than to remove it and have to repack the tarball) or any other comments, I'll read it in the scrollback.  Thanks again.01:24
ajmitchhaving to jump to another page is annoying01:24
LaserJockajmitch: but there isn't another page to jump to01:25
ajmitch+source, as you said01:25
LaserJockbut that's where you go anyway01:25
ajmitchnot really01:25
LaserJockor do you not do that?01:25
ajmitchI always go to the bug pages01:25
ajmitchvery rarely to the +source page 01:25
LaserJock+source/<packagename>/+bugs?01:26
LaserJockor to a specific bug?01:26
geserevery bug report has a "source package" box in the left pane01:26
ajmitchlp is too slow for me to click through 10 pages to do what I need01:26
sharmsso when I run the grab-merges script, and files end in .DEBIAN but there is no corresponding .UBUNTU, is that normal?  How do I merge changes between two packages with that diff?01:26
ajmitchLaserJock: depends which smart bookmark I use in firefox :)01:26
LaserJockajmitch: right, which is why I use +source01:26
LaserJockok, but it still seems that the only problem is bug reports, not +source pages01:26
ajmitchright, but it's still buried even if it's there01:27
LaserJock?01:27
LaserJockit's right in your face01:27
ajmitchunlike the duplicate notice, for example01:27
ajmitchhardly01:27
LaserJockgo to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-proxy01:27
ajmitchmaybe in your face if you're looking for it over there01:27
LaserJockis it hard to find universe all over that page?01:28
ajmitchif you're not looking for it01:28
LaserJockhmm01:28
ajmitchand if you know the difference between main & universe01:28
LaserJockI just don't know how you can make it clearer than 11 "universe"s under Component01:28
ajmitchwhich are terms not necessarily used in the UI (gnome-app-install), etc01:28
ajmitchnever mind then01:29
sistpotymaybe with colors?01:29
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LaserJockajmitch: no, no, I'm just trying to hash it out with you so I can have something clear and concrete01:29
LaserJockI was thinking of emblems01:29
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/f-spot/+filebug01:30
ajmitchno indication as to the package status there01:30
ajmitchno 'supported' emblem or notice01:30
LaserJockshould it matter?01:30
ajmitchlp is just not consistent01:30
LaserJockI'm just not sure that we differentiate between Main and Universe as far as filing bugs01:31
LaserJockwho get's to deal with them yes01:31
ajmitchresponse times, yes01:31
ajmitchif you don't think it matters, then fine01:32
ajmitchit was just an idea I had01:32
ajmitchrather than a major complaint01:32
LaserJockso something like "You are filing a bug for a community supported program. Please be patient while our volunteers work on your problem." or something01:32
sistpotyplease attach a debdiff to the bugreport :P01:33
LaserJockI'm think it'd have to be clear what "supported" vs. "community supported" means though01:33
ajmitchyep01:33
ajmitchsince plenty of main is just 'community-supported' :)01:33
LaserJockso the general idea is "don't yell at us we're just volunteers"01:34
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BurgworkLaserJock: basically, there is no easy way to do that01:34
LaserJockBurgwork: I know01:34
Burgworkto most people, if we provide, we need to support it, a view I support (in theory)01:34
ajmitchBurgwork: I'm not saying we abandon the users01:35
LaserJocksure, but there *are* levels of support going on here01:35
ajmitchI want to make universe *less* buggy01:35
ajmitchnot more, as it seems we do01:35
LaserJockwe are currently getting a fair amount of "Why is this taking so long. You suck!"01:35
LaserJocksome of that for sure is that we aren't doing so great01:35
ajmitchor "OMG how could ubuntu release this when it has critical bugs we fixed!"01:36
LaserJockbut also it's unreal expectations of users01:36
LaserJockmhm01:36
ajmitchthe emblem thing could be useful, if put in the right place01:36
LaserJockand was consistent01:36
ajmitchyep01:36
LaserJockany place where you saw a package name, more-or-less01:36
LaserJockwell, I do notice that the little emblem in Synaptic is noticable to me01:37
LaserJockI'm not sure if it is for the average user or not01:38
Burgworkthe emblem in gai is less than noticable and less than clear what it is01:38
LaserJockhmm, well I'm not quite sure how to do this in a way that the LP guys will like01:38
LaserJockbut I can certainly put it on my list01:39
LaserJockit seems like we differentiate a lot between Main and Universe (different teams, gai, synaptic, repos obviously)01:39
LaserJockbut there is nothing in bug reports that says anything about it01:40
LaserJockthe thing for me though, is in practice I don't see a huge difference between Main and Universe when it comes to "supported"01:42
LaserJockI don't even know what "supported" is supposed to mean01:42
ajmitchcanonical will support it commercially, there's meant to be X months of security fixes, etc01:43
farruinnI haven't been involved for a while, but I though main was supported by canonical, universe by volunteers01:43
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LaserJockright, but traditionally we "support" releases for just as long01:44
LaserJockwe just aren't paid to do it all day long01:44
LaserJockand commercial support seems sort of irrelavent to what we're talking about01:44
_MMA_(but do anyway)01:44
LaserJock;-)01:44
LaserJockin practice, Main seems to fix bugs faster (although there are a lot of old Main bugs) but has more to fix01:45
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farruinncould that be because main includes a majority of the most common/popular packages?01:46
LaserJockyes01:46
LaserJockkernel+Xorg+gnome is huge01:46
LaserJockI guess I'm just a little uncertain of what we are trying to tell users and the bug reporting/triaging/fixing consequences01:48
farruinn*reads scrollback* so it's users doing the yelling/complaining?01:49
LaserJockyes, basically01:49
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LaserJockpeople get mad at us for not being quick enough or releasing packages that have bugs01:50
LaserJockand granted, we haven't been doing stellar there. But we *are* volunteers01:50
LaserJockand people seem to sometimes have too high of expectations01:51
=== ajmitch shouldn't have brought this up :)
LaserJockajmitch: no, I wish you would discuss it more01:51
Adri2000LaserJock, sistpoty: you were talking about the proposed queue, it's just here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/edgy/+queue?queue_state=1 but it's 403 for non archive admins (I guess)01:51
LaserJockAdri2000: exactly, we need access to it (at least parts)01:52
ajmitchLaserJock: heh, right01:52
LaserJockajmitch: stress managment, you gotta vent sometimes ;-)01:52
sistpotyAdri2000: ah, nice01:53
ajmitchLaserJock: oh I will01:54
LaserJocksistpoty: my thought was to ask for them to give us a "sanatized" version of that url01:54
sistpotyLaserJock: /me wouldn't mind to have access to the queue as well :P01:55
LaserJockajmitch: that amule bug on motu-reviewers almost landed me a CoC violation ;-)01:55
LaserJocksistpoty: we've asked about that before and ubuntu-archive doesn't want us mere mortals to see it ;-)01:55
ajmitchhaha01:56
sistpotyhm... I guess time will tell... imo the more ubuntu-archive get's "spammed" with universe requests, the more likely is it that they'll hand in some of the powers to us01:57
LaserJockwell, we've been there too01:57
LaserJockand so far archive admining requires too much access to Canonical machines for them to be ok with non-Canonical employees doing it01:58
Adri2000LaserJock: you are saying that ubuntu-archive don't want us to be able to see the content of the proposed queue?01:58
LaserJockAdri2000: that is correct01:58
LaserJockwell, the content of that page01:58
LaserJockthat's why it is forbidden :-)01:58
Adri2000from #ubuntu-devel two days ago:01:58
Adri2000Mithrandirhmm, I thought the queue was supposed to be visible to everybody. :-/01:58
LaserJockright, but it's not01:59
sistpotyLaserJock: but the access to canonical machines seems more like a medium term solution to me... have you read the ubuntu-archive howto? seems kinda crude to get a package synced to me01:59
LaserJocksistpoty: I haven't read the howto, but I can imagine01:59
Adri2000LaserJock: but it seems Mithrandir is ok with that01:59
sistpotyLaserJock: it didn't sound *that* easy ;)01:59
LaserJockbut that's why I'm said "so far" because I'm sure the plan is to get soyuz Canonical-independent at some point02:00
sistpotys.th. like run that script and then wget that source and put it into that place and then... ;)02:00
ajmitchLaserJock: it has to be for them to have other distros using it02:00
LaserJockexactly02:00
sistpotyand we motu's make great guinea pigs :)02:01
LaserJockwell, all  I can say is last time we asked they said it wasn't possible02:01
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LaserJockand I haven't seen anything to suggest that anything has changed yet02:02
LaserJockso for now we are stuck with the ubuntu-archive bottleneck02:02
LaserJockhopefully mdz will relieve that some at the sprint02:02
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sistpotyhi Hobbsee02:03
LaserJockAdri2000: well, I did say we can work on it. I belive last time it was mdz or cjwatson that said no02:03
Hobbseehey sistpoty!02:03
ajmitchHobbsee!!02:04
LaserJockhi Hobbsee 02:04
Hobbseehey ajmitch!  hey LaserJock!02:04
LaserJockScottK: have a look at http://www.debian.org/doc/developers-reference/ch-best-pkging-practices.en.html#s-bpp-origtargz02:04
Adri2000LaserJock: is it possible to add this topic to the next TB agenda? or it's not a good idea? :)02:05
LaserJockAdri2000: I don't think it warrants a TB decision02:05
LaserJockwe can ask mdz/LP if we can get access and if not ask for a "sanatized" version02:06
LaserJockalthough ...02:06
LaserJockwith our new SRU policy will we need access to that?02:06
sistpotyLaserJock: no02:07
LaserJockSRU was the only real need that I saw02:07
sistpotyhm... it's still nice to *have* access to it ;)02:07
LaserJockpretty much everything else goes at least to a visible queue pretty fast02:07
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LaserJockwell, sometimes "nice" is a bit hard to justify when work is involved02:08
ajmitchToadstool: why?02:09
sistpotyLaserJock: being able to look at the queue for -proposed significantly reduces my time for sru-reports. Otherwise I can't tell the difference if a package was already uploaded or not02:09
sistpotyLaserJock: unless someone left a comment on the bug02:09
Toadstoolajmitch: 'cause he left the binary blobs that are removed in the debian orig tarball and I have to juggle with origs and that sucks :] 02:10
LaserJocksistpoty: but if a member of SRU does the upload they probably will probably say, and it *should* be fast enought that it wouldn't matter (optimistically)02:11
ajmitchToadstool: oh nasty02:11
Toadstoolyup02:11
ToadstoolRejected: md5 mismatch... yay!02:12
sistpotyLaserJock: in theory: yes02:12
LaserJockhehe02:12
ajmitchToadstool: I presume it was the bios code?02:12
Toadstoolindeed02:12
LaserJocksistpoty: well, I put it on my list of things to talk to LP (and probably this case mdz) about02:13
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Toadstoolajmitch: is there any way to ask an archive admin for an orig tarball removal or an override?02:14
sistpotyLaserJock: btw.: the way I read mdz's reply to my mail regarding sru, I have a little bit the impression that he wants us to get in direct contact with LP devs rather than going the redirection mdz -> lp-devs02:14
ajmitchToadstool: I doubt it a lot02:14
sistpotybut I may have read that wrong though ;)02:14
imbrandonahhh finaly02:14
ajmitchToadstool: 0.8.2+dfsg-0ubuntu102:14
sistpotyhi imbrandon02:14
ajmitchimbrandon!02:14
imbrandonheya fella's02:14
Toadstoolajmitch: yep02:15
LaserJocksistpoty: actually, that is a good point02:15
LaserJocksistpoty: I'll bring that up, k?02:16
sistpotyLaserJock: yes, thanks02:16
LaserJockok, so here's a quick list of LP bugs I've found so far that are interesting to us, I think:02:20
LaserJock* Bug watches can't be removed02:20
LaserJock* Bug mails should explain why the person is getting emailed.02:20
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LaserJock* Attach files via email02:20
LaserJock* Should be able to link to a wiki page with bug filing guidelines per source package.02:21
LaserJock* Bugs have no fields to specify package or product versions02:21
LaserJock* Allow recording and use of canned searches02:21
LaserJockand * Malone/Launchpad should be CVE compatible02:21
LaserJocksome of those are from 200502:21
imbrandonajmitch, where are those scripts on tiber ?02:21
sistpotyLaserJock: what's the 2nd one?02:21
imbrandonin usr/local/bin ?02:21
ajmitchimbrandon: /srv/revu1-production/scripts02:22
imbrandonkk02:22
LaserJocksistpoty: if a person is on multiple teams and they are getting emails, right now you can't tell which team you're getting the email from02:22
LaserJockthis is happening to me a fair amount right now02:22
LaserJockI get all this bug email from LP02:22
LaserJockand I'm not really sure why I'm getting it exactly02:23
ajmitchit'd be good if it was in the headers at least02:23
LaserJocksometimes the context isn't enough02:23
LaserJockajmitch: I think that's the plan02:23
ajmitchsince it's easier to filter on mail headers02:23
sistpotyLaserJock: cool... I'd like to sort my bugmails by team somehow automatically :)02:23
LaserJockeither that our a footer in the message, but that's not as easy02:23
LaserJocksistpoty: yeah, exactly02:23
=== ajmitch would like for his bugs to be fixed automatically too
Hobbseedream on, ajmitch 02:24
LaserJockit's better than setting up a seperate list for each team02:24
sistpotyLaserJock: s.th. that would come in really handy is if someone from -sru or -swat could accept nominations for a release02:24
LaserJockhehe, sistpoty is full of all kinds of good ideas today :-)02:25
sistpotyLaserJock: no, I'm just trying to not work on my thesis *g*02:25
Hobbseesistpoty: which of course means stacks of good ideas :P02:26
sistpotyhehe02:26
Adri2000LaserJock, sistpoty: I'd say even ubuntu-dev should be able to target for release, I don't understand why it should be more restricted...02:27
LaserJockwell02:27
LaserJockI can kinda02:27
sistpotyAdri2000: I don't have a problem with that as well02:27
sistpotyLaserJock: you can?02:27
LaserJockI'm not exactly what it's used for02:27
sistpotyLaserJock: if you take a look at motu-swat's subscribed bugs, you'll get a clue ;)02:28
LaserJockwell, if I was mdz and I was using the release targets to manage things, having ~80 other people (with varying understanding of what it's used for) being able to do that I can see where he might get a little nervous02:28
ajmitchespecially if they rely on those lists of targetted bugs02:29
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sistpotyLaserJock: well... LP could differentiate between main and universe02:29
Adri2000as I understand that, it's just a way to track a bug that is being fixed in a stable release02:29
sistpotyAdri2000: imo it's also used to track bugs that definitely need fixing after some schedules (e.g. BetaFreeze)02:30
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LaserJockhmm, so is this for adding (Dapper) or (Edgy) tasks?02:31
Adri2000sistpoty: isn't that "milestone"?02:31
Adri2000LaserJock: yes02:31
sistpotyAdri2000: oh, nice... LP has too many features *g*02:31
sistpotyAdri2000: I guess it is. 02:31
LaserJockhmm, I thought that was freely available. I must have been using it before they stopped allowing everybody to do it02:32
LaserJockwell, I should think that ubuntu-dev should be able to set release and milestone for Universe packages02:33
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sharmsso when I run the grab-merges script, and files end in .DEBIAN but there is no corresponding .UBUNTU, is that normal?  How do I merge changes between two packages with that diff?02:44
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sistpotygn8 everyone02:52
ajmitchnight sistpoty 02:53
LaserJockdarn, too slow02:53
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bddebianHeya gang03:01
ajmitchsalut03:03
bddebianHi ajmitch03:04
LaserJockhi bddebian 03:05
bddebianHeya LaserJock03:05
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ScottKLaserjock: Thanks.  Since the reference you gave says "You should upload packages with a pristine source tarball if possible" that leans me in the direction of not repackaging it.  I can solve the native/non-native question with a little more pruning of the upstream debian/changelog.  Working on it now (and there's a bugfix update from upstream, so I'll capture that at the same time).03:32
bddebianMan, its quiet tonight03:44
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ajmitchbddebian: people are busy hacking03:45
bddebianajmitch: Ah cool, wanna review my package for me? :-)03:46
ajmitchno03:50
imbrandonpristine source tarball != tar streight from the upstream at times, pristine == good/great/godlike imho 03:52
imbrandon:)03:52
bddebianHeya imbrandon03:53
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imbrandonheya bddebian 03:53
ajmitchbddebian: when i said people are hacking, that included me03:56
imbrandonhehe03:56
imbrandonbash/python to parse html == my hacking for the day03:56
ajmitchpython script to convert a set of user details into a corresponding set of organisation details03:57
ajmitchwhat I'm doing for work right now03:57
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imbrandongah04:00
imbrandoni hate life at times04:00
imbrandoncut: the delimiter must be a single character04:00
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ajmitchhehe04:01
ajmitchthat's why python was invented04:01
imbrandonheh my python skills are very small though, i would be better off doing it in php-cli04:01
ajmitchugh04:03
ajmitchphp was meant for one thing, and that's being burnt at the stake04:03
imbrandonhahaha04:04
imbrandoni even do qt in php at times ;)04:04
imbrandondepends on how fast i need a prototype04:04
=== ajmitch codes in php all day long, and does python at night to relax
ajmitchor python at work when I can use it04:05
chillywillypython++04:06
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chillywillyruby+++04:06
chillywilly;P04:06
ajmitchthank you for that useful contribution04:08
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bddebianHeya chillywilly04:09

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