/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2007/12/19/#bzr.txt

ubotuNew bug: #53948 in bzr-email "Ability to rewrite URLs" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/5394800:36
mtaylorjelmer: mtaylor@solace:~/src/pkg-mysql/trunk$ bzr merge01:06
mtaylorMerging from remembered location svn+ssh://mtaylor-guest@svn.debian.org/srv/svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-mysql/trunk01:06
mtaylorNothing to do.01:06
mtaylormtaylor@solace:~/src/pkg-mysql/trunk$ bzr push01:06
mtaylorUsing saved location: svn+ssh://mtaylor-guest@svn.debian.org/srv/svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-mysql/trunk01:06
mtaylorbzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged.  Try using "merge" and then "push".01:06
mtayloraaeero?01:06
jelmermtaylor: "bzr status" ?01:06
mtaylormtaylor@solace:~/src/pkg-mysql/trunk$ bzr status01:07
mtaylorunknown:01:07
mtaylor  debian/changelog.orig01:07
mtaylor  debian/changelog.rej01:07
mtaylor  debian/control.orig01:07
mtaylor  debian/control.rej01:07
mtaylor  debian/rules.orig01:07
jelmerhmm, no pending merges..01:07
jelmermtaylor, what version of bzr-svn is this?01:07
mtaylorhm... easy way to tell?01:07
jelmerbzr plugins01:07
jelmer(as a command)01:08
mtaylorseems to be 0.4.1-101:08
mtaylorfrom gutsy01:08
mtayloryes. it is, in fact, 0.4.101:09
spivjelmer: http://people.samba.org/bzr/jelmer/bzr-svn/0.4/ seems to be several revisions behind what I'm seeing in your bazaar-commits email01:11
jelmerarg, looks like I unbound at some point01:12
jelmerwhoops01:13
jelmerfixed01:16
spivjelmer: thanks!01:19
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mtaylorI've got a FAQ here... what's the magic incantation required to fix this: ERROR: Repository KnitRepository() is not compatible with repository KnitRepository3()02:08
mtaylorif I remember correctly, I have to specifiy something that is not KnitRepository3, right?02:09
pooliemtaylor, is one of them from a bzr-svn branch maybe?02:09
pooliei think you need to upgrade the older-version one02:09
poolieprobably with bzr upgrade --format pack0.92-subtree02:09
jelmerrather --rich-root-pack, since that is not experimental02:11
jelmerwhile all the subtree formats are02:11
pooliethanks02:11
mtaylorpoolie: well, one of them is a branch of a bzr-svn branch, in the same repo as the bzr-svn branch02:11
pooliejelmer, do you think we can have that in the default format sometime?02:11
mtaylorjelmer: so if I bzr upgrade --rich-root-pack, that isn't going to bork my bzr-svn repo?02:11
poolieby which i suppose i mean, does aaron or anyone have objections to it being on by default?02:12
jelmermtaylor, nope, that should be fine02:12
jelmerpoolie: Nope, there is no reason for rich-root-pack not being the default02:12
jelmerIIRC Aaron has already mentioned he would be in favor of doing so02:12
mtaylorjelmer: neither bzr upgrade --rich-root-pack or bzr upgrade --format rich-root-pack work for me02:13
docgnomeWhen using subversion I can do an in place commit by checking out an empty repo and then adding specific files from it. Is there a way to do this with bazaar if i have a centralized repo?02:13
pooliehm, if it's empty where are you adding the files from?02:13
jelmermtaylor: what about "bzr upgrade --pack0.92-subtree" ?02:14
docgnomefrom the directory where I checked out the repo02:14
mtaylorbzr: ERROR: no such option: --pack0.92-subtree02:14
mtaylorjelmer: bzr too old?02:14
jelmerahh, this is not 1.002:14
jelmertry --dirstate-with-subtree02:14
docgnomein this case my home directory. I want to place .emacs and .elisp/ under version control so I can synchronize it between several machines02:15
pooliedocgnome, oh i see - you moved the .svn directory, or you moved the files into the same checkout?02:15
poolieyes, the same thing wil work with bazaar02:15
mtaylorjelmer: bingo. that worked...02:16
docgnomepoolie: Hrm... sort of. I made a repo with svnadmin then i check it out without doing an import then i did svn add .emacs and so forth and then a commit02:16
mtaylorjelmer: and now, I'm going to go figure out why I'm not on 1.0 already02:16
mtaylorjelmer: not to be a pest - but do you know when bzr-svn will be uploaded to http://bazaar-vcs.org/releases/debs/gutsy ?02:20
pooliemtaylor, i'm updating the packages02:20
mtaylorok,02:20
* mtaylor will now shut up02:20
pooliei haven't got to bzr-svn yet, though it should be straightforward02:20
jelmerpoolie, Are you also going to upload bzr-svn and bzr-rebase?02:20
poolieno problem02:20
pooliejelmer, i hope to, i haven't built debs in a few years so i'm paging it back in02:21
pooliealso trying out https://edge.launchpad.net/~bzr/+archive to build them02:21
jelmerpoolie: Basing it off the version in the Debian pkg-bazaar branches?02:21
pooliefor bzr 1.0 i just carried across the diff02:21
pooliewhere is that branch?02:21
jelmerhttp://bzr.debian.org/pkg-bazaar/02:22
jelmerwe use bzr-builddeb for everything, already up to date for the latest versions02:22
mtaylorjelmer: hmm... so bzr-buildeb is stable enough for everyday use? I thought it was "experimental"02:22
jelmeryeah, I use it for all my Debian work02:23
mtaylorand can people who aren't you host stuff on bzr.debian.org?02:23
mtaylorawesome!02:23
mtaylorI'm going to start using it right now02:23
jelmermtaylor: Nope, but there's nothing special about bzr.debian.org.. any bzr-accessible location will do02:23
mtaylorjelmer: sure... but I was thinking about trying to convince pkg-mysql to move to bzr... not that I expect to make success the first time I suggest it02:24
mtaylorjelmer: but if there were already an "official" deb place for that stuff...02:24
jelmermtaylor: yes, bzr.debian.org is open to everybody with access to alioth02:25
mtaylorah. ok. great02:25
mtaylorgood to know02:25
pooliedo you know of any tool to mirror packages from one apt archive to another02:33
mtaylorjelmer: ROCK!02:41
* mtaylor is VERY happy now02:41
mtaylorpoolie: apt-mirror?02:42
pooliehm, i think that might overwrite the destination, but i want to combine them...02:44
mtaylorhm02:45
mtaylorpoolie: I was looking for a tool to make a local apt repos at one point and found one that did what you want02:45
jelmermtaylor: ? what made you happy? :-)02:45
mtaylorjelmer: bzr-builddeb02:45
mtaylorjelmer: it's my daddy02:45
jelmer(-:02:45
mtaylorit is doing _exactly_ what I wanted it to do02:45
mtaylorpoolie: look at reprepro?02:47
mtaylorand now I don't have to keep 2 different bzr repos and make tarballs for myself02:47
poolieah that looks interestning02:47
jelmerpoolie, I'm not sure how important Debian packages on bazaar-vcs.org are02:51
pooliebecause they're quickly built into unstable?02:51
jelmerSince packages are already uploaded to sid02:51
jelmeryep02:51
pooliehow about people on old releases? would they be built on debian backports?02:52
jelmerI think there were backports at some point, but bazaar-vcs.org never had anything built for Debian releases afaik02:52
mtaylorjelmer: I use bazaar-vcs.org to keep current with bzr02:52
mtayloroh02:52
mtaylornm02:52
* mtaylor is on gutsy... misread statement02:53
jelmerin fact, it looks like the sid bit of bazaar-vcs.org/releases/debs hasn't been updated since 0.9102:53
lifelessjelmer: had build problems02:54
lifelessjelmer: anyhow the point of a debian repo is more important for dailies, but also for when we run ahead of debian (which we do every release cycle)02:55
jelmerlifeless: right, but that's only relevant for releases, not for sid, no?02:56
abentleylifeless: Are you still on vacation?03:03
mtaylorjelmer: bzr-builddeb is making package great - but I'm getting bzr: ERROR: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '../build-area/ndb-connectors-0.5.1.22.18/debian/python-ndb/usr/share/doc/python-ndb/README'03:06
mtaylorwhenever it tried to clean up03:07
mtayloris this fixed when I install bzr 1.0 / bzr-svn that comes with it?03:07
poolieabentley, he is, or is meant to be03:07
pooliehttp://bazaar-vcs.org/releases/debs/ says03:07
poolie>For the current development Ubuntu (aka "sid"), the correct sources.list lines are:03:07
pooliei guess that's a type03:07
poolietypo03:07
fullermdEither that, or you slept through about 15 releases...03:08
pooliehm, so we don't actually publish packages for older debian anyhow03:08
pooliejelmer, so what do you suggest we do for debian there?03:09
jelmermtaylor: Not sure, I've never seen that error03:11
mtaylorawesome03:11
jelmerpoolie: support for sid seems pointless to me, if there are already up-to-date packages in sid itself03:11
mtaylorjelmer: well, I'll see if the new version fixes it, and if not, I'll file a bug03:11
poolieand for other releases?03:11
jelmerpoolie: for other releases, it would be useful I think, though relying on Debian backports may also be an option03:12
jelmerpoolie, I think the important bit is having the Ubuntu packages up to date03:13
* igc lunch03:24
mtaylorjelmer: ok. you've solved all the rest of my bzr problems... let me see if you've got this one licked...03:25
mtaylorjelmer: I've got a repos of debian packaging. I'm going to build packages based on this packaging for dapper, feisty and gutsy03:26
mtaylorif I make branches for each, I've got to deal with merging the changelog - and that's the only thing that would be different...03:26
mtayloris there a better workflow there I'm missing? (I've been editing the changelog by hand for the release, then reverting after debuild -S)03:27
jelmernope, can't think of anything, sorry :-/03:27
abentleyubotu: paste03:32
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)03:32
mtayloroh well03:33
mtaylor99 out of 100 is still pretty good03:33
abentleyI've gotten a traceback that I think may indicate a bug in the locking code: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/48803/03:34
abentleyCould anyone with dirstate knowledge assist me?03:34
* poolie looks03:35
abentleypoolie: It's the sole test case failure I get on this branch: http://code.aaronbentley.com/bzr/bzrrepo/hardlinks03:37
pooliehm03:37
poolieit's not obvious to me what wouldbe causing that03:37
pooliewhat did you change? :-)03:37
abentleyI made build_tree be able to use a working tree to shortcut retrieving files from the repo.03:37
abentleyIt improves best-case branching by something like 6x.03:39
pooliejelmer, a few people talked about the difficulty of installing bzr-svn because of it needing very recent svn releases04:25
pooliei guess this is mostly because you're finding bugs in svn or the bindings04:25
poolieis that right? is there anything we could do?04:25
jelmerpoolie: python-subversion in Ubuntu feisty, gutsy and hardy is recent enough04:26
poolieoh, ok04:26
pooliethat's great04:26
jelmerthe Ubuntu/Debian packages contain a patch04:27
pooliepeople say there's something similar with bzr-gtk?04:27
jelmerpoolie, ?04:27
jelmerpoolie: bzr-gtk should be trivial to install on any Linux system04:28
poolieok04:28
pooliei would have thought so too04:28
jelmerit's a bit hard on Windows because there are a lot of dependencies to install04:28
jelmerlibglib04:28
jelmerlibgtk04:28
pooliemaybe that was it04:28
jelmerpygtk04:29
jelmergnomesourceview, python-gnome2, etc04:29
poolieso i guess there the best thing would be an all-04:29
pooliein-one installer?04:29
jelmeryep, I think so04:29
jelmerwe'dneed a maintainer for that though..04:30
abentleyA maintainer would be nice, but I'd settle for a test suite that passes.04:30
abentleyThe use of _ for i18n makes it blow up for me all the time.04:31
jelmerbzr-gtk's testsuite?04:32
abentleyyes.04:32
abentleyI have to run bzr selftest -x gtk to avoid spurious failures in my test runs.04:32
jelmerI'm sure you explained this before, but why is _ a problem?04:32
pooliethe thing i know of is that the python interpreter and debugger use it themselves04:33
pooliethere might be more04:33
abentleyI have no idea, but it's assigned to something that's not a function.04:33
abentleyTuples, iirc.04:33
abentleypoolie: I've been thinking about the new annotate merge.04:44
abentleyCurrently, it looks at all intermediate ancestors to determine whether a line is new or not.04:44
abentleyBut perhaps it only needs to look at the border common ancestors?04:44
poolieyes, i think that might be enough04:45
poolieit doesn't seem to matter just when it was changed04:45
abentleyThat's what I think, too.04:45
poolieyou'd need to be careful to define where that border is though04:45
poolieif there are multiple common ancestors04:45
pooliewell, you know04:45
abentleyThat gets awfully close to the alternate merge3 algorithm I described to you once.04:46
poolierigth04:46
abentleyYou certainly would need to be careful, but you'd get:04:47
abentley1. high performance04:47
abentley2. more similarity to merge3 behavior04:47
abentleyjelmer: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/48810/04:53
abentleypoolie: In fact, for the non-criss-cross case, it essentially becomes alternate-merge304:54
abentleyBecause you only have one border ancestor, the lca04:55
jelmerabentley: whoa, odd :-/04:55
jelmerI'll ask phanatic if he knows a way around it04:56
abentleyjelmer: I'm surprised you haven't encountered it yourself.04:56
abentleyIt only happens to me if I run the full suite04:58
abentleyIf I only run the gtk tests, they're fine.04:59
jelmerah04:59
jelmerI never ever run the full suite04:59
jelmerbecause bzr-builddeb's testsuite fails an import somewhere04:59
jelmerand bzr-svn's testsuite takes up to half an hour05:00
abentleyI don't have bzr-svn installed, partly for that reason.05:04
pooliei'm going to take a break as i have calls late tonight05:04
pooliewill be back in an hour or so05:04
bacjelmer: what is the status of bzr-gtk?  can trunk be made to work with bzr 1.0.-2?05:06
jelmerbac: trunk works ok with 1.005:07
bacjelmer: hmm.  when i try 'bzr viz' i get errors from 'import about'.  any idea what i may have done wrong?05:08
spivbac: your bzr-gtk is old05:09
spivbac: are you pulling from http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bzr-gtk/bzr-gtk/trunk/ ?05:09
bacspiv:  yes05:10
PengWould running "bzr --no-plugins selftest" avoid running bzr-svn and bzr-builddeb tests?05:10
spivbac: not /~bzr/bzr-gtk/trunk?  It moved a while ago.05:10
PetrichorHello, I'm fairly new to bzr and am looking for help with bzr-svn. Specifically, how to put my local svn copy under bzr. I was hoping to be able to make regular local commits to my copy and forward the major changes to the svn repository.05:10
jelmerbac: are you sure it's not http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bzr/bzr-gtk/trunk ?05:11
* bac looks again05:11
spivbac: andrew@steerpike:~/code/bzr-gtk$ bzr revision-info05:11
spiv 418 daniel.schierbeck@gmail.com-20071211232142-p1ryrdx0jkuoy39f05:11
bacah, you're right. it was ~bzr not ~bzr-gtk05:11
nDuff$ bzr update -> bzr: ERROR: Tree transform is malformed [('non-directory parent', 'new-2801')]05:12
jelmerPetrichor, simply use "bzr branch"05:12
bacjelmer, spiv: but i followed the directions here: http://bazaar-vcs.org/bzr-gtk05:13
bacthey need updating05:13
spivbac: updated, thanks05:14
nDuffis there anything I can do to track down this issue? I could very much believe that my working tree is funky -- has a symlink somewhere upstream specifies a directory, or such.05:14
bacspiv: cool.  thanks.05:14
nDuff...hrm; looking at the traceback, MalformedTransform() is being raised from bzrlib.transform.resolve_conflicts (bzrlib/transform.py:1783)05:16
abentleynDuff: I believe you have found one of the few un-handled conflict cases.05:20
Petrichorjelmer: so would that be something like >bzr branch svn+ssh://svn.host/repo/path ./05:21
PetrichorI tried it and it seemed to work05:21
jelmerPetrichor: Yep, though you would usually specify a directory name as target rather than the current directory05:21
Petrichorit required that I enter my ssh password 8 times05:22
abentleynDuff: there's probably a way to determine the relevant file.05:22
nDuffabentley: hrm. since the only ID I get is "new-2801", and it doesn't correspond with anything in "bzr inventory --show-ids"... where do I go in trying to figure out at least where in my tree this is happening?05:22
jelmerPetrichor: Yeah, you'd probably want to use a ssh agent05:22
* nDuff doesn't know how to get to the filename from transform.py:1913, where the conflict is detected.05:22
nDuff(these are bzr-1.0 line numbers)05:23
nDuff:vs05:23
abentleypath = FinalPaths(self).get_path(trans_id)05:23
nDuffoops05:23
Petrichorjelmer: Thanks05:24
nDuffabentley: ahh.05:25
nDuffabentley: that gives me exactly what I needed; thanks.05:25
nDuffabentley: might be useful to make the error message more user-friendly, though. Should I file a ticket?05:25
abentleyPlease do.  This should not fail at all, just produce a conflict.05:26
nDuffhrm.06:22
nDuffso -- I've got an empty directory as part of my tree. Then someone checks in a revision that changes it to a symlink (and does a lot of other, more desirable things). How do I do a new revision that effectively makes the directory's history contiguous with its old existance? I tried checking out that old tree and re-adding it with --no-recurse --file-ids-from=../old_version, but that yields...06:24
nDuff..."bzr: ERROR: File id {p2p_content-20060919172116-lwxfsb0nagsrz1s8-2} already exists in inventory as InventoryLink('p2p_content-20060919172116-lwxfsb0nagsrz1s8-2', u'p2p_content.OTHER', parent_id='var-20060817100627-jl0lksuhbljmn0jt-1', revision=None)"06:24
nDuffabentley: failure-when-it-should-be-a-conflict issue reported as https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/17739006:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 177390 in bzr "MalformedTransaction raised in resolve_conflicts()" [Undecided,New]06:28
gdoubleushould I be able to do a "bzr st -r branch:../upstream" to see what's changed in the branch?  Currently it raises an exception.06:30
fullermdgdoubleu: Known bug; see bug 144421 and 14430006:32
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144421 in bzr "Using branch: revspec in stat blows up" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14442106:32
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144300 in bzr "bzr log -r branch|ancestor attempt to fetch data in a read only transaction" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14430006:32
ubotuNew bug: #177390 in bzr "MalformedTransaction raised in resolve_conflicts()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17739006:35
SnowmotionGood evening, gentlemen.  I was trying to download the latest bzr 1.0 release via my Ubuntu Feisty installation and Update Manager is giving me the following error:  http://bazaar-vcs.org/releases/debs/feisty/./Packages.gz: MD5Sum mismatch.  Any advice?06:38
docgnomeis there an equivalent in bzr to svn import?08:03
docgnomeI mean... I'd like to have bzr commit make it's commit to another location08:05
TFKylebzr add should add all unversioned files in the dir iirc08:05
docgnomeyeah it will add it to the local repo in the .bzr directory right?08:06
TFKyle(and files in dirs recursively)08:06
docgnomeaye08:06
TFKyleah, yeah08:06
docgnomeyeah, I'd like to commit it to another server08:06
TFKylenot sure how to do it without moving/copying the files08:06
TFKylehmm, would pushing to the server work?08:07
docgnomewhat I don't know is if after a push doing bzr commit will make the changes to the server08:07
docgnomeguess i should just try it :-)08:07
TFKyleit won't, if you have a local branch the work flow is typically commit locally then push those commits to the server, you can also do checkouts (see bzr help checkout and bzr help bind) which will send to the server automatically08:08
TFKyle(oh, and bzr help checkouts of course)08:09
docgnomeah ha. bind is what i want08:11
docgnomehrm bzr add said it didn't add 71 files... but it doesn't say what files.. that's not cool.08:11
TFKylebzr st should say :)08:12
fullermdNo, it probably won't.  You want 'bzr ignored'.08:12
docgnomeah ha. it doesn't like object files08:12
docgnomeand... it shouldn't really.08:13
fullermdThat's why they're ignored   :)08:13
TFKyleoops, read that as "it said it did add 71 files" :)08:13
docgnomei mean... who wants someone else's object files?08:14
* igc dinner08:22
vilalifeless: 'Allow arbitrary parameteriZation of tests cleanly' sent to pqm08:24
awilkins_Anyone here working on the replay branch of bzr-svn?09:53
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jelmerawilkins, hi10:15
jelmerawilkins: Not really atm10:16
jelmerawilkins: replay wouldn't gain bzr-svn a lot, it's just a minor performance improvement10:16
Verterokmoin13:16
ubotuNew bug: #177454 in bzr "error with checkout" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17745413:30
boncola_try www.montoya.in13:40
* mtaylor whines any complains...13:41
mtaylorany update on bzr-svn for bzr 1.0 going on to bazaar-vcs.org/gutsy apt?13:41
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mtaylornm... pulling from samba.org14:00
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mtaylorjelmer: I'm probably  being annoying... but I still love bzr-builddeb. So thanks again for that.16:09
mtaylor bzr upgrade --dirstate-tags sftp://monty@bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Endb-connectors/ndb-connectors/devel/16:34
mtaylorshould that really be taking hours?16:34
mtaylorand what happens if I abort it at this point - is anything  b0rked?16:34
unenoughhi, is there a visual studio integration for bzr?16:35
unenoughi guess there is this: https://code.launchpad.net/bzr-visualstudio16:35
mtaylorunenough: that would be it, afaik16:36
unenoughis it good?16:37
mtaylordon't know16:37
mtaylorit's probably reasonably young16:37
mtaylorbut I haven't tried it16:37
unenoughok, thanks16:38
orospakrargh, bzr-svn isn't working: http://pastie.caboo.se/13053216:39
mwhudsonorospakr: well, that looks like you don't have the subversion python bindings installed16:43
orospakrwell, that's what I thought, so I installed them. No joy.16:43
* orospakr checks again, though.16:43
orospakryeah, I have both python-svn and python-subversion installed.16:44
orospakrvia ubuntu packages, of course.16:45
ubotuNew bug: #177500 in bzr "Traceback if a command doesn't have a docstring" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17750016:51
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jelmerorospakr, Do you have bzr-svn installed as 'svn' ?17:21
mwhudsonah haha17:21
jelmerit looks like you have it as 'bzr_svn'17:21
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orospakrah!17:27
orospakryup, all fixed. :)17:28
orospakrugh.17:33
orospakrit still leaks memory all over the place.17:33
orospakrhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr-svn/+bug/5425317:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 54253 in bzr-svn "Excessive memory usage in python-subversion" [Unknown,Confirmed]17:35
orospakrneat.17:36
jelmerorospakr: What version are you running?17:38
orospakrlatest of bzr and bzr-svn, but the bug is in svn itself.  I have that from gutsy.17:39
jelmerthe version in gutsy doesn't contain the fixes for the leak yet17:39
orospakrjelmer, yeah.18:03
orospakrwill it, though?18:03
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jelmerorospakr: Hardy will contain the fixes, perhaps those .debs will install on gutsy as well18:19
orospakrhmm18:22
orospakrwhat upstream svn version has the new fixes?18:23
orospakrthe bug on their bug tracker says what revision it's in, not which release. :P18:23
jelmerthere's no release that has the fix yet18:32
jelmer1.4.7 will hopefully have it18:32
jelmerthis bug was fixed within the last 24 hours18:33
LarstiQ"Oh.  That is *so* not permissible.  We'll have to do better than that."18:33
LarstiQnice quote18:33
jelmerhey LarstiQ!18:34
jelmerHow've you been?18:34
LarstiQjelmer: Quite unexpectedly ended up in a hospital in Finland to get my appendix removed, now I'm back in The Netherlands and taking it slowly.18:35
LarstiQjelmer: probably will not go to the CCC. How about you?18:35
fullermdUgh.18:35
jelmerouch18:35
* fullermd did that about 10 years ago :|18:35
LarstiQfullermd: the good thing is it isn't supposed to ever get infected again.18:36
LarstiQor if it is, it's no longer in my body anyway ;)18:37
fullermdWell, that's the theory.  I'm sure if there is a way, I'll find it...18:37
fullermdWhen it happened, I lived a good thousand miles thataway (*vague gesture*).  I'm hoping it won't be able to track me down.18:37
jelmerLarstiQ: Not sure yet. I'm going to Germany anyway in the next couple of days and have some deadlines to make before the end of the yet.18:37
LarstiQjelmer: that was also a more general, how are you doing :)18:38
LarstiQfullermd: ah yes, in my case I'm afraid I'll return to the area where I left it, no safety in distance then.18:39
jelmerLarstiQ: ah :-) I'm ok, happily trying to fix bugs in various pieces of software18:39
jelmerLarstiQ, and trying to finish those last few courses...18:39
jelmers/yet/year/18:40
LarstiQjelmer: eek, courses :(18:40
orospakrLarstiQ, yeah, that was pretty funny.18:45
orospakrbut what I don't get is, this bug has been around for more than 6 months.18:45
orospakrApril/May, at least.18:45
jelmerit's been around a lot longer than that actually18:47
jelmerlots of bugs are that old...18:47
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orospakrjelmer, do you figure hardy's debs already have the fix?19:49
jelmerorospakr: No, they don't have them yet afaik19:54
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MisoGENWhat's the correct connection string for bzr+ssh over a non-standard port? It's on windows.22:45
igcmorning23:12
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lifelesspoolie: sorry about going quiet there; ELOCAL :)23:28
poolienp23:34
lifelessanyhow, as I was saying - merry chrismas and new years, to you & steph.23:35
pooliethanks, and to you23:37

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