=== golddragon24_ is now known as golddragon24 === salgado is now known as salgado-afk [04:52] what's the diskspace quote for projects on launchpad? === RAOF_ is now known as RAOF === markwkm_ is now known as markwkm [05:01] * Hobbsee wonders why the address she just removed from LP is what LP is telling her the request came from, to get a new address. [05:02] We received a request from Sarah Hobbs using email address [05:02] hobbsee@kubuntu.org, trying to validate the email address [05:02] hobbsee@hobbsee.com for use in Launchpad. [05:02] * Hobbsee previously just deleted the hobbsee@kubuntu.org [05:12] * gnomefreak wonders how to get a gnomefreak@gnomefreak.org/com email [05:13] gnomefreak: register the domain? [05:13] host it somewhere? [05:14] Hobbsee: i know but i never thought about doing it that way [05:29] Hobbsee: >< not sure [05:30] Hobbsee: bugger a file? [05:30] lifeless: heh :) [05:30] lifeless: i'm a little busy attempting to sort out bits of irc ops crap [05:30] lifeless: i just thought that was particularlys tarnge. [05:34] tarnge eh? [05:34] strange. [05:34] * Hobbsee is freezing! [06:45] * mtaylor is away: I'm not here right now [07:07] markwkm: I don't think there are quotas right now [08:27] hi all. i just noticed when you leave a team your placed in a 'deactivated' status. is this for a technical reason? i pressed the 'leave team' button because i dont want to be bound to it anymroe after all :) [08:29] Kamping_Kaiser: that bothers me too. Let me know if you find a bug about it [08:30] mdke, ok. i'll let you know how it goes [08:30] Kamping_Kaiser: it's not so much the status that bothers me, but the fact that when a team is reorganised (e.g. becomes an umbrella team), all the deactivated members are listed at the bottom, like on https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-doc/+members [08:32] morning [08:32] thats rather ugly === carlos_ is now known as carlos [08:35] semi related https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/121380 but not entirely [08:35] Launchpad bug 121380 in launchpad "impossible to remove members from a team" [Low,Confirmed] [08:54] mdke, i dont see anything directly related to our problem(s). the bug above is as close as i saw [09:30] Goooooooooooood morning Launchpadders! [09:30] morning :) [09:33] Gnewsense people in #launchpad? Whatever next? [09:36] :( [09:37] having a group probably ;) [09:42] Having a group? Is that like having a party? [09:44] * mpt reads http://blue-gnu.biz/content/rethinking_gobuntu [09:45] it means i copped some heat for making lp.n/~gnewsense [09:45] * Kamping_Kaiser wonders if he should dig into that thread and post, and tries to avoid it [10:01] You're stronger than me, then :-) [10:01] hehe [10:37] join #ubuntu-classroom === oojah_ is now known as oojah [11:56] where do I post a bug with kgeography? [11:56] hey guys [11:57] Typhox: Is it the Ubuntu package of kgeography? [11:58] eh, i installed kde on ubuntu 8.04. [11:58] kgeography comes with that [11:58] Typhox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdeedu/+filebug [11:59] Thanks :-) [11:59] np [12:02] hi [12:03] can i use mercurial at launchpad to host my project? [12:04] No, just bzr. [12:04] any future plans for hg? [12:05] Not at the moment. Eventually we'd like to be able to import from hg automatically. [12:05] It's hard enough work integrating a single vcs :) [12:05] just out of interest why was bazaar choosen? [12:06] Canonical sponsors the development of Bazaar because we think it's the best tool. [12:07] So basically the answer is "because we like it" :) [12:08] are there workarounds for saying using a vcs? [12:08] without using bazaar at all [12:10] You mean workarounds for hosting code in another vcs on Launchpad? [12:10] None that I know of. [12:10] You can always upload tarballs to the file download part of your project, but that isn't really the same sort of thing. [12:15] how can i request features? [12:15] i mean there must be people wanting a different vc [12:16] Filing a bug report would be the best way. [12:17] (https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad) [12:20] thanks and bye [12:21] hello [12:21] whom would i talk to about launchpad's usability shortcomings? [12:22] Stavros, that would be me [12:22] well, i am trying to upload some project files (if I understand their reason correctly), which are releases of my code, but i can't find how, and there's no link on the "project files" page [12:23] you need a release, and it isn't obvious [12:23] i was also trying to look at the code in my repo yesterday but kept going around in circles (code->trunk->code) [12:23] ah [12:25] i would expect that going under "code" i would easily be able to see the repository code, but you have to go code->->browse code [12:25] and the "browse code" link is rather buried [12:25] the "Browse code" link will become much less buried in a couple of months [12:25] ah, great [12:26] i just saw the "register a release" link as well [12:26] i don't think i would have found it if not by chance [12:26] thumper, would it make sense to allow auto-registering a release in the process of uploading files? [12:27] do you think it would be possible, when one registers a release, to have the bzr commit messages between two revisions shown for the changelog? [12:27] since that's more or less what one does [12:43] I think thumper's gone to bed [12:43] ah [12:43] Stavros, I suggest suggesting that in a bug report at https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad-bazaar [12:44] will do, thanks [12:48] * Hobbsee waves to mpt [12:49] * mpt beaches back === salgado-afk is now known as salgado === mwhudson_ is now known as mwhudson [13:13] howdi [13:13] can someone tell me how to change the development focus of one series to another? [13:17] it's in $project/+edit i think? [13:20] * Theuni_ looks [13:25] oh jeesh [13:25] so small [13:25] thanks [13:25] np [14:04] Hello. Is it possible to use buildbot so that we have a buildslave hooked up to our launchpad bazaar main branch? [14:05] I'm a newbie when it comes to both launchpad and buildbot. From what I have read, anything that wants to hook into a buildslave needs some sort of hook script. I'm not clear on how that would work with our project's bazaar repository which is at launchpad.net === asac_ is now known as asac === salgado is now known as salgado-afk [15:44] thumper: ok, thanks :) [16:44] If I do "bzr branch lp:foo lp:bar", will that require my bzr to pull everything locally and then push up again? I was working on a bugfix for bzr, and after pulling trunk, branching it locally to work on the bug, and pushing the bugfix branch to launchpad, I was wondering if there was a faster way. ^_^ === salgado-afk is now known as salgado === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [17:33] * mtaylor is back (gone 10:47:19) === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as mats === mats is now known as matsubara === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado [18:48] hi there! could somebody tell me when launchpad 2.0 will be released? === fta_ is now known as fta [20:46] does launchpad support SOAP? [21:00] Ashfire908: launchpad has a couple of minimal xml-rpc interfaces, and work is going on right now on adding APIs all over launchpad [21:01] Ashfire908: the new APIs will not be SOAP, but they will be usable from any language, and we will provide a very nice python client library [21:04] chongpe: you've already left, but google reads these logs, so I'll answer anyway. yes, you can connect buildbot to a launchpad branch [21:04] we provide both email notification and atom feeds of new revisions on a branch, and those can be connected to a buildbot master [21:05] in order to trigger the builds === cprov is now known as cprov-afk [21:07] korpios: I wish there was a faster way to do bzr branch lp:foo lp:bar without transferring all the data. I call this a feature request for "server side branching", and it's on my wishlist. we've discussed it a bit, but I don't think it has been scheduled yet [21:10] statik: ok, you mean the python libary in the python-launchpad-bugs project on launchpad [21:10] Ashfire908: no, that uses screenscraping. We will be releasing a new library when we roll out the new API [21:11] ok [21:11] Ashfire908: the one in python-launchpad-bugs was built by people who use launchpad because we didn't offer an API at that time [21:12] Ashfire908: if you have specific requests for the API, please do send them on to launchpad-users mailing list [21:12] what are you planning to do with the API? [21:13] there's a program that reports bugs and the package for ubuntu reports to the debian bug tracker, and it used SOAP, so i was going to see if i could make a fix for it or something [21:14] when will the new API come out? [21:14] statik: ah, okies; is there a bug already filed? [21:15] korpios: I don't think so, you are welcome to file that as a feature request. [21:15] korpios: what size repository are you working with? [21:16] statik: it just came up in the past day when I was branching bzr's own repo to fix a bug [21:16] Ashfire908: soon, I think, next few months. I don't know the release date but I know people are working on it every day. Actually, the one API that we do already have for a long time is an xml-rpc filebug API [21:16] * statik looks for the docs on filebug [21:17] BjornT: do we have docs on the old xml-rpc filebug API anywhere other than pagetests? [21:18] statik: yes [21:18] https://help.launchpad.net/MaloneXMLRPC [21:19] BjornT: thanks! my wiki searches on help.lp.n were not finding that, but I thought it was there. [21:19] Ashfire908: ^ you can use this right now to file bugs, and it is a lot simpler than SOAP [21:23] ok [21:25] thanks === never|mobi is now known as neversfelde|mobi === rZr is now known as RzR === ubot5 is now known as ubottu [22:44] Question about PPAs: is there an accepted way of uploading a package for multiple distros? [22:45] At first I tried making a package for feisty, using the following naming "app-version-X" where X is the deb package version. This worked. [22:47] Then I tried making 3 different packages, naming them "app-version-distroX", but Launchpad is rejecting the changes (MD5 match), no matter how much I increase the package version [22:48] distro being either feisty, gutsy, or hardy [22:57] what you want is to use something like -0ubuntu~gutsy-ppaX === salgado is now known as salgado-afk [22:58] Ok thanks, I'll give it a shot. I did try "app-version-0gutsy1~ppaX" before, and that didn't work. [22:58] hmm [22:59] well there's probably a different problem going on as well [22:59] the Md5sum error is probably because you're trying to reupload the .orig.tar.gz file [22:59] how are you building the source package? [23:01] svn export of source, tar.gz the source, copy tar.gz to orig.tar.gz, add necessary debian/* files, debuild -S, dput [23:02] hmm [23:02] its all done in a python script i hacked together, it creates the changelog 3 times for each distro and makes the source.changes, diff, dsc files etc [23:02] not debuild -S -sa? [23:03] you want debuild -S -sa for the first upload of a orig.tar.gz then thereafter just debuild -S [23:03] the signature should be fine, it has been working otherwise with -S [23:04] but i'll give it a shot [23:04] well, you'd want to see the contents of the _source.changes file [23:04] and see if the .orig.tar.gz is listed in there [23:09] the .changes files do not mention .orig.tar.gz, also, debuild -S -sa doesn't make a .change file. Is this correct? [23:09] wait, bug in my script :) [23:11] ok, the first now contains an MD5 sum for .orig.tar.gz, the one that used debuild -S -sa [23:13] yeah [23:13] the -sa tells it to include the .orig.tar.gz when creating .changes [23:15] ok it worked now [23:15] thanks, LaserJock