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FujitsuLaserJock: There was an import of [some project] 's bugs not long after we passed 100000, which bumped it by well over 1000.12:30
ajmitchzope3, silva12:30
kikoyeah, I think it was silva.12:31
ajmitchone of them12:31
ajmitchhey kiko 12:31
Fujitsusilva is the one, I just forgot the name.12:31
kikohey ajmitch!12:31
FujitsuIn fact, it was around 1700 bugs. So we've only had 800 real ones.12:34
pooliehi kiko12:36
kikohey poolie 12:36
pooliecongratulations on the release12:36
kikoSteveA has told me things12:36
kikothanks for saying that12:36
kikohow can I help you?12:37
lifelesssilza and zope12:47
kikosilva.12:47
lifelesswoops12:53
lifelessI thought zope was imported in the same time frame; and the z was a typo12:53
kikoI think zope was imported together with it, I just was fixing your typo.12:54
lifelessthank you12:55
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owhGreetings all. Sexy new look, looks lovely.01:00
kikothanks for saying that owh 01:00
owhI'm really impressed, looks almost lick-able :)01:01
owhHey, just thought of a silly question. If I look at my "home page": https://launchpad.net/~onno-itmaze, it shows that I am "most active" in Ubuntu and Nedit. Now the former is true, the latter is not. I lodged one bug report. What's strange is that I'm working my butt off on dosfstools, which doesn't show up, doesn't show that I receive all bugs, or show any activity: https://launchpad.net/nedit, https://launchpad.net/dosfstools, 01:04
kikoowh, what sort of work have you been doing on dosfstools?01:08
owhTracking bugs, adding comments, looking for feedback, fixing source with sistpoty, adding myself as the bug contact, writing specs, you name it :)01:08
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kikoowh, that's unusual. you should have some karma registered for it at least01:09
kikohave you filed bugs, changed bug status, registered specs, etc?01:10
owhYup.01:10
owhowh==onno-itmaze==OnnoBenschop01:10
kikovery odd01:10
owhI only noticed because I didn't think I'd done anything special to nedit, seems I was the fist to log a bug :)01:11
owhs/fist/first/01:11
owhkiko: I wasn't sure how to actually log a bug, if that's what it is, in such a way that it ended up in the right place.01:15
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kikoowh, launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug01:16
owhYes, but as what?01:16
kikosorry?01:16
owhSorry, that wasn't that clear :-), let me try again...01:17
owhDescribing the bug is fine, but, coming up with a descriptive subject was beyond me. I started with "Incorrect Karma", then "Home page shows incorrect participation", but neither felt correct.01:18
owhAnd I still don't really know if it is by design or not.01:18
owhIs my dosfstools activity bunched under Ubuntu?01:19
kikomaybe "My contributions to dosfstools are not recorded in karma"01:19
kikoah!01:19
kikois dosfstools a package?01:19
kikoif so, then yes it is01:19
kikothough you can get per-package karma by looking at ubuntu/+source/dosfstools01:19
owhNot sure what you mean by the question.01:19
kikoif it's a distribution package.01:19
LaserJockowh: if you are working on a package in Ubuntu it goes under Ubuntu01:20
owhYes, but so is nedit.01:20
owhSo, does that mean that nedit is using launchpad as their bug tracker, but dosfstools is not?01:20
kikoowh, you probably reported something against nedit upstream.01:20
owhI did, the bug was logged there and I linked the two.01:20
kikoright.01:22
owhI'm still unsure what distinguishes the two. I would think that each package would have the same home page as https://launchpad.net/nedit01:22
kikono01:22
kikoupstream is upstream. a version packaged for a distribution is specific to that distribution.01:22
kikoupstream is what releases tarballs01:22
kikopackages are produced by the distribution team01:22
kikoat large01:23
owhSo, https://launchpad.net/nedit represents upstream?01:23
kikoyes.01:23
kikopackages are all under ubuntu/+source01:23
owhBut the content of that page does not at all show reality. The bug tracker for nedit has many more bugs.01:23
owhThe only content inside the page is Ubuntu stuff.01:24
kikonot exactly01:24
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mykas0hi everyone01:25
kikothey are bugs originally reported against ubuntu, but which were found to be upstream issues.01:25
mykas0is there any way to get the old Launchpad aspect?01:25
kikonope.01:25
mykas0:\ gosh, it is too complicated than the former one01:25
owhThe same can be said for the dosfstools. The fact that we fixed bugs resulted in non-maintainer uploads.01:25
owhIn fact, I'm not sure if the maintainer is still active. I've yet to receive any response. It is possible that they're snowed under.01:26
kikoowh, that's not recorded in launchpad at least; all that's recorded is that the ubuntu dosfstools packages had issues01:26
kikothis has nothing to do with package maintainership01:26
kikoupstream is upstream01:26
kikodistribution packages are completely separate01:26
kikoand you can push bugs from one to the other01:26
kikohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/nedit/+bug/8110301:27
owhSo, how does that work where "upstream" doesn't appear to exist any more?01:27
ubotuMalone bug 81103 in nedit "nedit fails to launch with an X error" [High,Fix released]   - Assigned to ville palo (vi64pa)01:27
kikoowh, in that case you have a "native package"01:27
kikoit's something of an oddity but there are some cases01:27
kikoI think casper is like this01:28
owhThe friendly ghost?01:28
kikothe livecd building suite that ubuntu uses01:28
owhAh, I only know of the ghost replacement (ghost script/pdf/ps, etc.)01:29
kikoso the dosfstools upstream has been abandoned?01:29
kikohttps://launchpad.net/casper01:30
owhWell, I think it would be presumptuous for me to say yes, but it's beginning to look like that.01:30
owhIt might well be that it's being maintained in a completely non-transparent way somewhere else and that I have not yet found that, but I'm not seeing anything that suggests that this is in fact the case.01:31
owhI don't know enough about how processes work within Ubuntu to make a final statement of fact about this.01:32
owhI think it would be completely inappropriate for me to do anything more than suggest what I just did.01:32
kikoowh, I'm not sure I understand you. do you understand that upstream has /nothing/ to do with Ubuntu?01:32
owhI do.01:32
kikoare you talking about the dosfstools package in ubuntu?01:33
owhWhat I mean is this.01:33
kikoor about the upstream project?01:33
owhNo01:33
owhYes01:33
owhI see no activity.01:33
kikois there a website or mailing list?01:33
kikoI can't seem to find much about it01:33
kikowho's the original author?01:33
owhWell, nothing that I have seen that does anything.01:33
owhWell, the current maintainer is Roman Hodek.01:34
owhThe code was written by several people.01:34
owhGimmie a mo.01:34
kikohow do they do releases?01:34
LaserJockthat assumes they have releases ;-)01:34
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owhThe readme talks about v1 alpha and was last updated in 2004. The Changelog was updated in 2005, and talks about the current version, 2.11.01:36
LaserJockthe last upstream release in Debian was in 200501:36
owhYeah01:36
owhI suspect that Roman is also part of Debian.01:37
LaserJockso not necessarily dead :-)01:37
LaserJockbut mostly dead01:37
kikoai ai01:37
owhI'm seeing more and more bugs relating to it.01:37
owhWhat I'm still tracking down is if the bugs are related to the Kernel FAT support, or dosfstools.01:38
owhThe code was designed in 1995 when HDD's were much smaller. DVD's didn't exist and 4Gb files were larger than most partitions.01:38
LaserJockin any case, I *think* upstream != LP upstream != Ubuntu package01:39
owhWe've fixed several overflow errors, but there seem to be issues with file names and character encodings.01:39
LaserJockso karma can come by working in ubuntu or upstream in LP01:39
owhLaserJock: I think I understand that :)01:39
kikothere is no upstream dosfstools in launchpad, is there?01:39
owhWell, there is a page, but no content.01:39
LaserJockkiko: yes, there's a product for it01:40
ubotuNew bug: #102652 in launchpad "Content-Encoding: gzip and Content-type: application/gzipped-tar" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10265201:41
LaserJockupstream products still confuse me, but there's at least a product  page for it01:41
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owhHeh, at least I don't feel so dumb any more :)01:42
LaserJockI just keep my head in Ubuntu01:42
owhThat's what I thought I was doing, then I saw Nedit :)01:43
owhSee, I should have just left well enough alone :)01:43
LaserJockowh: hehe, well you are the top contributor to nedit01:44
owhROTFL01:44
LaserJockthe *only* contributor01:44
LaserJockbut still the top01:44
LaserJock;-)01:44
owhNow if I had that status for dosfstools, it would be useful :)01:44
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owhFYI, the current "maintainer" page is here: http://www.hodek.net/maintain.html. The page was last updated Feb, 2006. The supposed current source for dosfstools is here: ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/Linux/LOCAL/dosfstools/, but that doesn't seem to respond.01:54
owhTo my eye, the project seems abandoned. It appears as if Roman picked it up because it had been abandoned by the previous authors.01:55
ubotuNew bug: #102658 in malone "In Feisty, Firefox goes black when playing MPEG in totem-mozilla" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10265802:00
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mptGoooooooooooooooooooooood afternoon Launchpadders!02:03
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LaserJockhi mpt 02:43
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ubotuNew bug: #102671 in blueprint "Blueprint lifecycle is expanded by default; looks collapsible but isn't" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10267102:51
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mptLaserJock, you get bugspam from me? why?03:04
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ubotuNew bug: #102674 in launchpad-answers ""Support Tracker Janitor" is an out-of-date name" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10267403:15
ubotuNew bug: #102676 in malone "Bug comments use the phrase "$user said on $date"" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10267603:26
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FujitsuIs there a reason that a Malone search for [can-not-install]  or [needs-packaging]  in Ubuntu returns results that don't contain the search term?03:53
kikoFujitsu, search is voodoo04:00
FujitsuYou don't say.04:01
FujitsuSo, um... is there any way to find those bugs, which are some of the more important ones?04:03
kikothere must be04:12
kikobut right now I am so sleepy I can't figure out how04:12
kikompt, help?04:12
Hobbseehi kiko 04:13
kikohi Hobbsee 04:13
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kikoyou are a cruel person04:13
kikoand it is so hot here I am going to die04:13
Hobbseewhy?04:13
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kikoif i drink coffee I will never manage to sleep04:13
kikoit is already very hard as it is04:13
kikodamned dna tests! now they have ullrich linked to puerto. sigh.04:14
Hobbseeheh04:15
owhkiko: What temperature are you experiencing?04:23
kikolike 38C04:23
kikoand it's 11:30pm04:23
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owhkiko: I'm guessing no wind.04:23
kikoyeah, something's broken in the climate here this year04:23
kikoit's always lovely in april04:24
kikowtf is going on.04:24
FujitsuIt should be fine here, but it's like 13 outside. Melbourne has really annoying weather.04:24
owhWell, extremely cold shower will cool your body. Then wet a towel and lay that over the top of you.04:24
kikoheh04:24
owhExtra cooling in the form of a fan over the top of the towel :)04:25
jsgotangco38C jeezzz04:25
owhI had 38C coming out of the cinema in Kalgoorlie last month, at 10:30 at night, it was an experience :)04:25
Hobbseenice and warm04:25
owhkiko: What kind of roof do you have?04:26
kikoI don't know how you call this in english04:26
owhAn extremely efficient cooling method is to install a sprinkler onto your roof, run it very slowly, the water evaporates, cooling the house dramatically.04:26
owhOf course it does assume access to water, which is not always the case.04:27
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kiko-zzzlet me try these techniques..04:29
owhPS, it does assume a humidity less than 100% :)04:33
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owhfabbione: Are you around?04:41
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owhNM04:48
mptFujitsu, Launchpad's search doesn't do multiple words well05:02
mptcan-not-install should find "can-not-install" and "can not install" and "can.not/install", but I guess it probably doesn't05:02
mptbut not find "not can install"05:03
FujitsuI want [can-not-install]  to find [can-not-install] , but apparently not.05:03
mptPlease report a bug05:03
FujitsuWill do.05:03
mptFor bonus points, tweak your example URL so that the bug reports incorrectly returned will continue to be incorrectly returned even after they're fixed/rejected05:04
FujitsuThere are over 1000 returned, so that shouldn't be a problem...05:07
ubotuNew bug: #102710 in malone "Unable to search for terms like [can-not-install] " [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10271005:15
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ubotuNew bug: #102714 in launchpad "Distrorelease package app pages should have consistent titles and headings" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10271405:35
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FunnyLookinHatSo the notifications I receive on new members joining my team have a URL in them that doesn't seem to be working...05:50
FunnyLookinHatfor example:    https://launchpad.net/~coloradoteam/+member/james-nococomp05:50
FunnyLookinHatReturns Page Not Found05:50
FunnyLookinHatWhere is the correct place to bug report this?05:51
thumperhttps://launchpad.net/launchpad05:54
thumperFunnyLookinHat: ^^05:54
FunnyLookinHatoh figures  : P05:54
FunnyLookinHatawesome, it's been reported several times over   : )05:55
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LaserJockanybody know what cprov's "normal" working hours are?06:07
jmlLaserJock: 11:00-22:00 UTC06:09
LaserJockjml: excellent, thanks06:09
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PWillJust wanted to say I love the new Launchpad!06:14
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ubotuNew bug: #102724 in launchpad "Timeline shows incorrect ordering of release numbers" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10272406:31
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jpsamaraHi I don't know if this is the place to ask, but is there a launchpad like server application that is opensource?07:09
LaserJockthe stuff that runs sourceforge is open source07:10
LaserJockthat's about as close as I know of07:10
thumperjpsamara: launchpad will become opensource in due course07:10
thumperjpsamara: just don't ask when as I have no idea07:10
jpsamaraI'll look into sourceforge, thanks.. I hope launchpad is opensourced... I think that webapps should be opensourced as well and I really like launchpad...07:12
jsgotangcoLaserJock: i believe sourceforge is closed sourced now07:14
jsgotangcoand there's the GForge fork07:14
LaserJockah yes, that's what I meant07:14
LaserJockdidn't know it was a fork07:14
LaserJockI thought that's what they called it :-)07:15
jpsamarathanks07:19
ubotuNew bug: #102731 in launchpad "RCS import form has non-optional optional fields" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10273107:20
jpsamaraanyone know of a good distro management software? something to help manage a distro, when youre building one....07:20
jpsamarai have seen T2 and LFS but not much07:20
jpsamaramore07:20
ubotuNew bug: #102732 in rosetta "Allow localization of icons, screenshots, etc" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10273207:25
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orospakrhey, how does one push into a bzr tree hosted by LP? is ssh available?  I can't find it documented anywhere, at least not without creating a project first.08:11
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PWillorospakr: not quite sure what you're asking, but i think you can just use the bazaar client: http://bazaar-vcs.org/08:34
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orospakrPWill_: well, yes, but Bazaar supports multiple transports.08:35
orospakrsome secure, some not.08:35
PWill_i don't know much about bzr, i've always used svn08:36
PWill_i'm sure if you can do it with bzr, you can do it with launchpad, though08:37
Fujitsuorospakr: If you look on the branch page on LP, it will give you a URL.08:38
orospakrah, good idea.08:38
Fujitsusftp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~someperson/someproduct/somebranch08:38
orospakrsweet.08:38
orospakr(hopefully they'll support bzr smartserver once smartserver stabilizes a bit)08:38
jmlorospakr: we certainly intend to.08:39
orospakrI figured. ;)08:39
spivorospakr: https://help.launchpad.net/BzrHowto08:39
spivorospakr: also, https://code.launchpad.net/ and click the "Help" tab hidden on the top left side of the page.08:41
orospakryeah, been there already.08:41
orospakrthanks guys. :)08:43
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carlosmorning!08:46
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glatzorcarlos: morning. could you take a look at this bug please: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/9742010:27
ubotuMalone bug 97420 in software-properties "software-properties-kde crashes in Turkish locale" [Undecided,Confirmed]  10:27
glatzorcarlos: we cannot locate the error cause10:28
carloslet me see10:28
glatzorcould there be a problem in the translation anywhere?10:29
glatzorcarlos: sorry, I have to leave now for work.10:30
glatzorsee you10:30
carlosyeah, it smells like that10:30
carlosglatzor: don't worry, I will update the bug10:30
carlosglatzor: cheers10:30
glatzorthanks10:30
glatzorcarlos: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/10277310:31
ubotuMalone bug 102773 in software-properties "l10n broken in the KDE frontend" [Medium,Unconfirmed]   - Assigned to Jonathan Riddell (jr)10:31
glatzorthere is also another l10n bug in this app10:31
glatzorbut since it works for the gtk interface it doesn't seem to be caused by the translaiton10:31
carlosglatzor: I guess that one is just that language packs need more update10:31
carlosoh10:32
carlosmaybe10:32
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indravenimrevell, hi 12:51
indravenimrevell, thankyou for your help12:51
indravenimrevell, today I received a mail from Elliot12:51
mrevellindraveni: Ah, glad to hear it!12:51
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cprovmorning folks01:08
G0SUBindraveni01:10
indraveniG0SUB, yes01:10
indravenicprov, good morning01:10
G0SUBindraveni: hello :) You form NRCFOSS-CDAC ?01:10
indravenicprov, did you receive my mail?01:10
G0SUBfrom01:11
indraveniG0SUB, yes01:11
cprovindraveni: yes. I'm working on it right now.01:11
indravenicprov, ok thankyou01:11
indraveniG0SUB, why? how do you know me?01:12
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tjsdoes this function as a launchpad newbie help channel?03:00
matsubaratjs: yes, what's up?03:02
tjsfriend of mine works on launchpad, was bugging me to put one of my projects on there, we'll I've created a project and I skip on over to the 'code' tab to create a bzr repo, and all I see is a form which asks for an existing branch URL.. what if I want launchpad to host the whole thing?03:04
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tjsI have no existing branch url03:04
mwhyou have to create a local bzr repo, then push it i think03:06
tjsah03:06
mwhthough i now entirely can't find the page which tells your the form of url to push to03:09
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matsubaratjs: you can find the instructions to upload a branch in the help panel, left hand side of the screen03:09
mwhah, indee03:10
tjsaye, it says simply to use bzr push03:10
mwhd03:10
tjswhere to push to? not stated, unless I'm on the wrong help tab03:10
mwhif you go to code.launchpad.net/yourproject , the help tab there has it03:11
tjsah, I was on the register branch page03:11
tjsmy bad03:11
tjsah much more info, thanks :)03:11
mwhwell, launchpad's bad too, imho03:11
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BjornTit's time for this week's non-au reviewer meeting04:01
BjornT== Agenda ==04:02
BjornT* Roll call * Next meeting * Queue status. * How are post-merge reviews of rs/trivial commits going?  (BjornT for .eu) * Training up reviewers - to discuss (BjornT for .eu) * [fasttrack]  (BjornT for .eu) * Doctest style guide (BjornT)04:02
BjornTwho's here?04:02
flacosteme04:02
salgadome04:03
salgado* Next meeting04:04
salgadosame time next week?04:05
sinzuimr04:05
BjornTsorry. yeah, same time next week.04:05
sinzuime04:05
BjornT== Queue status ==04:05
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BjornTthe queue looks quite good.04:06
BjornTthere are only 5 open reviews04:06
BjornT3 of them are older than 2 days old04:06
salgadoI'm going to do my two today04:06
BjornTcool, that'd be great.04:06
BjornTi'm also going to do mine today.04:07
d-arbhi, who can I speak to about changing the email address i use to log into launchpad?04:07
BjornT== post-merge reviews and fasttrack ==04:07
BjornTdid you read the meeting summary from monday?04:08
salgadoyep, I did04:08
flacosteyes04:08
BjornTit was proposed to add a [fasttrack=approver]  tag for pqm04:08
BjornTthat would mean that the branch could be landed without review, but it should still be reviewed after it has been merged04:09
flacosteyes, i think that's a good idea, there were quite a few non-trivial merge in the last 1.0 weeks04:09
BjornTwhat do you think of it?04:09
flacostewhich should probably deserve a review04:09
spivd-arb: https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+editemails04:09
salgadoI like that idea too04:09
BjornTyeah, that was the general concensus at the last meeting as well.04:10
kikoconsensus. I think it's a good idea.04:10
BjornTit allows branches to get landed quickly, while still keeping track of the review of the branch.04:10
d-arbspiv, the problem is i cannot remember the password for the email address I no longer have access to04:10
BjornT== Reviewer training ==04:10
d-arbthis is where those "What was your cat's favourite kitten toy" questions are good04:11
BjornTalso discussed at the monday meeting was that we need more reviewers, but it's hard to find people that know enough of Launchpad to provide good reviews.04:11
BjornTdo you have any suggestions how we can train new reviewers to get up to speed?04:12
kikoso let's think about a process to train promising reviewers04:12
kikoI think we should put together a process for it04:12
kikomaybe co-reviews for two weeks04:12
kikothen an evaluation04:12
statikI'd like to offer my experience here04:12
kikoand an outline document to guide the reviewer into what he should be looking at04:12
kikowe have an outline document I wrote, right?04:13
BjornTkiko: what do you mean by "co-review"?04:13
salgadowe tried pre-reviews before, IIRC... the trainee does a first review and then one of the reviewers does an actual review, comparing with the previous one from the trainee04:13
kikoBjornT, an official reviewer plus an unofficial one04:13
kikoyes04:13
salgadokiko, are we talking about the same thing?04:14
kikoyeah04:14
statiksalgado: I've used that process before and liked it, when trying to get developers more familiar with a large code base so that they could eventually qualify as reviewers04:14
salgadoIMO, it was very time consuming, but mostly because at that time most of the diffs were quite big04:14
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BjornTkiko: ok04:14
kikostatik, no, please offer that experience, it's useful04:14
BjornTanother variant of that is to have the new reviewer sending his review to an experienced reviewer for comments, before posting it to the list.04:15
salgadoI think that with the current avg size of our diffs, it may work well04:15
flacostekiko: as outline document we have TipsForReviewers, LaunchpadHackingFAQ and DesignChecklist04:15
kikoTips For reviewers eh04:15
flacostethey could probably get a review to remove obsolete stuff04:16
statikkiko: so what I found was that for a large code base where there is a lack of experienced reviewers, the best way to get people that experience is to require them to start doing reviews. simply trying it, along with a checklist, and then looking over what the official review contained, helps devs make rapid progress in their reviewing ability04:16
statikI used to require every developer to review two bugs fixes for every bug they fixed - the ratio/quota may be totally different here, but the idea is that you explicitly encourage people to develop those skills04:17
BjornTkiko: do you remember where you wrote that outline? i also recall you writing something like that.04:18
radixhttp://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/ReviewProcess04:19
kikoBjornT, isn't it TipsForReviewers?04:19
radix(as another example)04:19
BjornTkiko: TipsForReviewers doesn't really explain what the reviewer should look for in the diff.04:20
kikohumm04:20
radixthe bullet point starting with "A reviewer must reject a set of changes in any of the following circumstances:" is a very helpful list, I've found04:20
kikoI recall having written something that said "Look for missing requirements"04:21
statikhere is a draft of the MySQL code reviewers checklist http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/CodeReviewProcess04:23
statikI would love to see things like XSS and CSRF mentioned in a reviewers checklist04:24
BjornTok, so we should definitely have a reviewers checklist, so that new reviewers can know what they should look for in a review.04:26
BjornTi'll give the mysql and twisted examples to lifeless 04:27
kikocool.04:27
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BjornT== Doctest style guide ==04:28
BjornTin a review for ddaa, he asked me if the indentation style in doctests was documented anywhere.04:28
BjornTi couldn't find any document talking about how doctests should be structured, and we should have such a document.04:29
BjornTany volunteers for writing it?04:29
salgadoany reason for it to be different than the actual source code?04:29
flacostei put that on my todo list a while back04:29
flacosteafter repeating several times the same comment regarding the pagetest and doctest style04:29
flacosteso I can definitively do it04:29
BjornTflacoste: cool, thanks!04:30
salgadocan't we just say: use the same style we use for python code, but all python statements should be indented with 4 spaces?04:30
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kikosalgado, what about headings etc04:31
kdefreakhmm.... when running bzr push sftp://ryanakca@bazaar.launchpad.net/~ryanakca/kcypher/trunk , I get:04:31
flacostethere are also things to be said about the narrative style04:31
salgadowell, that was just to answer ddaa's question about indentation04:31
kdefreakbzr: ERROR: Lock was broken while still open: LockDir(sftp://ryanakca@bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Eryanakca/kcypher/trunk/.bzr/branch/lock) - check storage consistency!            ... what do I do?04:31
flacostei.e. Death to "Test this", "check that"...04:32
BjornTyeah, the document should talk about how to write doctests in general, not just code style in test examples.04:32
BjornTsalgado: it's not clear that the code examples should be indented by 4 spaces, but i think that makes the most sense.04:33
BjornTit'd be good to check what the majority of our doctest uses, though.04:33
BjornT== Other business ==04:34
BjornTanything else?04:34
matsubaraI have one BjornT 04:34
flacosteBjornT: many uses 4, many uses 2 and some use none04:34
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matsubara I'd like to ask that asserts in the code should always have a message with what is being asserted. It helps group oops together and I can see in a glace what's going on04:34
salgadoBjornT, right, that's why I suggested we should explicitely say that04:34
matsubaraOopses like this one: https://devpad.canonical.com/~matsubara/oops.cgi/2007-04-03/B16604:34
flacostematsubara: we already check that04:34
salgadomatsubara, that's already a requirement. see AssertionsInLaunchpad04:34
matsubaraah great04:35
matsubarathanks04:35
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matsubara* Where it is totally obvious what the rationale is, the explanation string should be omited.04:36
matsubarawell this part is the one I don't agree. having a explanation string helps group the oops together.04:37
BjornTi think it wouldn't hurt to always require an explanation message for this reason.04:37
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flacostei always require it04:38
BjornTkiko, SteveA: would it be ok to change AssertionsInLaunchpad to always require a rationale, to help grouping oops?04:38
kikosure.04:38
kikoinclude the rationale04:38
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BjornTok, i'll change AssertionsInLaunchpad.04:40
BjornTmeeting ended. thanks everyone!04:40
kikoenjoy04:40
matsubarathanks BjornT 04:41
salgadothanks BjornT 04:41
flacosteThanks BjornT04:41
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SteveAI saw some code fly past in a review04:43
SteveAsomething like04:43
SteveAassert permission == 'zope.Public'04:43
SteveApermission = checkerPublic04:43
SteveAany idea where I saw that?04:44
flacosteSteveA: that was kiko's suggestion04:44
flacosteto one of my branch04:44
flacostei declined the suggestion and simply remove the possibility to configure the permission04:44
flacostei always use CheckerPublic04:44
kikoI didn't know what I was talking about04:44
SteveAok.  cos that's kind of a security risk04:45
SteveAin that if we ever run in -O mode04:45
kikoright04:45
SteveA(which oddly enough, the Zope 3 development people recommend :-/)04:45
SteveAand also have a more restrictive permission set04:45
kikothey must have access to a good dealer04:45
SteveAit will silently overwrite it04:45
SteveAthe standard way to remove the ++debug++ namespace is to run with -O04:45
SteveAthis means that most zope3 apps running in production are leaking their page template code04:46
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carloscheers06:00
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vitticohi guys!07:27
vitticoi wanted to ask just one simple question, is there anyway to make a local install of launchpad?07:27
vitticois there anyplace where i could download launchpad and run a local copy?07:28
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LaserJockvittico: no07:28
vitticoLaserJock, ok.. :) thanks! sooo in order to use i must first register07:29
vitticoand use the online version07:29
LaserJockyep07:29
LaserJocksimple questions, simple answers :-)07:30
vittico:) thanks07:30
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jendaHello07:39
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jendaWhy is my hackergotchi totally stretched? https://launchpad.net/~jenda07:40
jendaIs it because I'm not really a hacker? Should I report it as a bug?07:40
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jenda(i know it wouldn't be if I resized the image to the size LP asks for, but it _should_ be able to keep it straight, shouldn't it?)07:41
radixNew bug: jenda is not really a hacker07:41
jenda:)07:42
LaserJockjenda: I think there's already a bug report for that07:43
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jendaGood...07:44
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jendakiko: damn, these canonical employees without cloaks... looks really bad ;)07:45
jendaAnd the idea of, for example, mneptok running around naked...07:45
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kikojenda, hey! am I the one blocking this from happening?07:48
jendakiko: yes :)07:50
kikojenda, don't say that!07:50
jendakiko: all I need is one word from you and you have a cloak07:50
kikojenda, one word07:50
jendasweet :)07:50
jendathe format is canonical/*/primarynick07:50
jendayou can either leave it at canonical/kiko for everyone, or you can put more info in there.07:51
kikojenda, I'd rather not everybody was marked as /kiko07:51
jendahmm07:51
kikoI am a bit into myself but not that much07:51
jendaWell, i can manage that, i guess.07:51
LaserJockkiko: :-)07:52
kikoLaserJock!07:52
jendakiko: basically, ... argh.07:53
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jendakiko: basically, you will need to ask a staffer to add every single cloak, and you'll have to decide if you want something between @canonical and /kiko07:54
jendaI am one such staffer ;)07:54
kikookay, let me privmsg you07:55
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Rinchenjenda, don't beat up kiko to badly. I need him fit for work later. ;-) 08:16
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bahadunnhowdy08:50
bahadunnI try to use my email server but I get errors about TLS08:50
bahadunnsetting up TLS connection from adelie.ubuntu.com[82.211.81.139] 08:50
bahadunnSSL_accept:before/accept initialization08:50
bahadunnread from 080B6E38 [080C0528]  (11 bytes => -1 (0xFFFFFFFF))08:50
bahadunnSSL_accept:error in SSLv2/v3 read client hello A08:51
bahadunninitializing the server-side TLS engine08:51
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bahadunnany ideas08:51
bahadunn?08:51
mdkebahadunn: you might want another channel?08:51
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bahadunnnever seen that before08:51
bahadunnah ok08:51
bahadunnI was led to believe there might be administrators here from the webpages08:52
bahadunnI guess not though08:52
bahadunnsorry for the mistake08:52
mdkewhat task are you trying to do?08:52
bahadunntrying to register08:52
mdkefor Launchpad?08:52
bahadunnill email the ubuntu launchpad admins08:52
bahadunnyeah08:52
mdkeah, then perhaps you are in the right place, I thought you wanted help for your email server08:53
bahadunnno08:53
bahadunnI want to know why my server will not accept the mail from the launchpad08:53
bahadunnI want to fix it if it is a problem on my side so I can get mail from launchpad08:54
bahadunnor report it so it can be fixed on launchpad's side if it is a problem on that end08:54
mdkeI see08:54
mdkewell, I don't know what is causing the error. hang around and see if anyone else does. If not you can try mailing the launchpad-users mailing list08:54
bahadunnok08:55
bahadunnthanks08:55
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kikobahadunn, one option is joining #canonical-sysadmin and taking the matter up there09:15
bahadunnok09:16
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ubotuNew bug: #102796 in rosetta "Template update request doesn't shows up in import queue" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10279610:41
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