=== fta_ is now known as fta [00:39] where can I file questions about translations? [00:39] I've had a new .pot file in "Needs Review" status for over a week now. [01:33] mtaylor: if you file the question against launchpad it will be shuffled to the right person [01:34] thumper: ok. so just against launchpad itself... [01:34] thanks [01:34] yes [01:43] Hey guys... how it's possible that I've activated "restricted translations" to my project, and the members of the translation group can't make any changes? === beuno_ is now known as beuno [02:30] can I delete bug comments like https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bzr-hg/+bug/53220/comments/2 yet ? [02:30] Launchpad bug 53220 in bzr-hg ".bzr becomes very large..." [Undecided,Incomplete] [02:30] they are total noise [03:18] lifeless: who _is_ that guy [03:19] is he a robot? [03:19] I doubt it. [03:19] It's normal Ubuntu policy to do that. [03:19] I've seen a bunch of comments with that exact text [03:19] But he apparently decided to start outside Ubuntu. [03:19] oh, fun [03:20] he did that to a bug I was subscribed to when it was clear that it was the maintainer who needed to respond to the information provided, not the reporter who needed to provide more information [03:20] that was pretty annoying [03:20] or maybe someone who uses the same form letter, I dunno [03:20] Yes, some people aren't robots but certainly act like them. [03:35] makes for easy bug triage, and big numbers at the end of the day [03:48] * Hobbsee smashes head against the wall [03:48] how the hell am i supposed to find anything on this new abomination of a page? [03:49] oh. there. far right hand side, in the middle of the page. thanks, page find. [03:50] Which page now? [03:50] Source and binaries deleted by Sarah Hobbs request: [03:50] should be s/by/at/, too [03:50] wgrant: +archive. trying to delete package.s [03:51] Ah. [03:59] ajmitch: what he's doing is not triage [04:00] I mailed him [04:00] its his first time working on bugs [04:01] and 'someone' told him a bug with no comment in a while can be closed [04:01] Was it even Incomplete? [04:01] i do note that on the bug days, a lot of people don't seem to be around. [04:02] wgrant: it was incomplete; but that's really not important [04:02] sorry, it was 'status incomplete' [04:03] * Hobbsee tells the guy who feels he's helping by pointing out wishlist bugs, only, that he should find better things to do. [04:03] Hobbsee: but will he still be able to walk when you've told him [04:04] lifeless: yeah. [04:04] :P [04:04] you're getting soft [04:04] :) [04:05] he's missed the point completely. [04:05] ah well [04:07] i guess people like to feel like they're making a difference, when, for all intents and purposes, they aren't, and coudl be replaced with a very small shell script [06:18] some launchpad dev here? [06:19] yes, but: it's my sunday afternoon :) [06:20] heheh true [07:49] Help. I create a new project in launchpad https://code.launchpad.net/~khajavi/+junk/yastwitt and now I add two subscriber to this project. subscribers of my project cant update the branch [07:51] how can I set their permissions to edit Branch? [07:51] khajavi: That's correct - subscription grants no rights. [07:51] You've also not created a project, merely a branch. [07:51] You want https://launchpad.net/projects/+new to register a project. [07:52] You should then create a team, and add to that the people who should be able to write to the branch. [07:52] Then change the ownership of the branch to that new team. [07:52] wgrant: thanks [08:58] I have a question, I registered a new project in LaunchPad, also a new branch [08:58] how can I get the branch from bzr ? [08:58] i get this [08:59] yen@yen-laptop:/tmp/babiloo$ bzr branch lp:babiloo [08:59] Enter passphrase for key '/home/yen/.ssh/id_rsa': [08:59] bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://capiscuas@bazaar.launchpad.net/~babiloo-developers/babiloo/trunk/". [08:59] capiscuas1982: you need to push to the branch [08:59] capiscuas1982: registering the branch in the webapp doesn't create the filesystem-level branch [08:59] how to? [09:00] create the branch locally: bzr init babiloo-trunk [09:01] then add some files, commit them or whatever [09:01] then push the branch to launchpad: bzr push lp:babiloo (from inside the branch directory) [09:02] oh, many thanks, let me try [09:06] i did yen@yen-laptop:/tmp/babiloo$ bzr push lp:babiloo --use-existing-dir , and it worked [09:06] mwhudson: thanks [09:06] cool [09:06] sorry for this being so confusing :) [09:09] hehe, no problem, now I got this on the site https://code.launchpad.net/~babiloo-developers/babiloo/trunk [09:09] Repository format: Packs containing knits without subtree support [09:10] is that normal? when I will get subtree support, when I'll commit some folder ? [09:10] that's entirely normal, yes [09:11] 'subtree support' is about having branches that contain other branches [09:11] rather than just files and directories [09:11] (Also, it's more or less experimental.) [09:11] (we should display less confusing messages here, i think there's a but about this somewhere) [09:11] Peng: more than less, i think... [09:13] I cannot see the messages [09:13] Get this branch: bzr branch lp:babiloo [09:13] Update this branch: bzr push lp:babiloo [09:13] in the site [09:13] will this appear later? [09:14] sorry, i don't really understand [09:14] fwiw, *I* see "You cannot upload to this branch. Members of The Developers of the Babiloo Project can upload to this branch. " [09:17] that is normal right? only us, developers should have right to commit in that branch [09:18] right [13:07] * RainCT notes again that the remove dependency from blueprints feature is broken [13:54] im getting dpkg-buildpackage errors from PPA builds but builds fine localy [13:55] to be exact FAILED [dpkg-buildpackage died] [13:55] Purging chroot-autobuild/build/buildd/firegpg-0.5.1 [13:56] Your build process is buggy. [13:56] What's the actual error? That's not it. [13:57] gnomefreak, what the log says? [13:57] make: *** No rule to make target `firegpg.xpi', needed by `stamp-extension-install'. Stop. [13:57] dpkg-buildpackage: failure: /usr/bin/fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2 [13:57] There's your problem. [13:57] full log http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16689185/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-i386.firegpg_0.5.1-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [13:57] wgrant: it builds fine localy [13:57] let me see [13:58] gnomefreak: In a pbuilder or similar? [13:58] my system [13:58] neither i built it on my intrepid system [13:58] gnomefreak, you should test on a clean environment [13:58] i just built and uploaded hardys that was in a chroot [13:58] maybe your package is missing to require dependencies [13:59] Ursinha: there arnt any [13:59] there is one build-dep [13:59] gnomefreak: You cannot assert that it builds fine locally unless you do it in a pbuilder or sbuild. [13:59] gnomefreak, have you tried to build it in a fresh intrepid image? [13:59] agree with wgrant [13:59] Ursinha: this is about as fresh as it gets [14:00] gnomefreak, you have to try it with pbuilder [14:00] and if it builds ok, try to figure out what can it be [14:00] Soyuz's buildd setup does some strange things, but that's not one of them. [14:00] but for now it's inaccurate to assume that [14:00] Ursinha: fine ill try my intrepid chroot but since 2 of us built it and it build fine i doubt it will change [14:00] build.sh: 112: zip: not found [14:00] Your build dependencies lose. [14:00] gnomefreak, see? [14:01] zip build-dep maybe upstream changed it but that isnt my fault is it? [14:02] let me see if its in build-deps [14:02] guess it should [14:02] gnomefreak: Only in the sense that you didn't test in a clean environment to check. [14:02] its not there upstream had to of added it with 0.5.1 [14:02] persia: i tested it on a clean system [14:03] Isn't an XPI just a ZIP in the first place? [14:03] gnomefreak: That doesn't count. [14:03] gnomefreak: Yes, but not sufficiently clean. [14:03] ubuntu-desktop is *enormous*. [14:03] other than tbird and a few other packages its clean [14:03] Not clean. [14:03] Very very polluted. [14:03] gnomefreak, clean is fresh [14:03] enormous wont change outcome [14:03] It will. [14:03] Umm. Even a system with X is not clean (personally, I think even a system with ubuntu-minimal is not clean) [14:03] You must depending on anything that isn't build-essential. [14:03] *must be depending [14:04] Not just stuff that isn't in ubuntu-desktop. [14:04] persia, hm, i'm calling clean a system that was just created by pbuilder [14:04] Also, the way that something builds may vary if other things are installed on the local system than that appearing in the build-depends. [14:04] wgrant: it never had zip as a build-dep until 0.5.1 [14:04] so i will add it adn rebuild [14:04] gnomefreak: Right. Upstream changed stuff. It's good to check. [14:04] gnomefreak, that's why you should have a fresh and clean install [14:04] things may change and you won't notice them [14:05] You must always test in a proper environment before uploading. [14:05] unless you test properly [14:05] Ursinha: One should *build* in a buildd environment, and test in a clean install. [14:06] persia, yes, that is what i tried to say, thanks [14:06] the idea, i mean [14:25] I create a https://launchpad.net/yastwitt project, how can I add members(developer) to it? [14:27] khajavi: You'd need an associated group [14:27] s/group/team/ [14:28] you mean that I would create new team? [14:29] persia: ^ [14:29] hi guys, why there is no button in LP to remove/rename releases? [14:50] capiscuas1982: you can change the code name clicking on "Change details" [14:50] about the release name, I guess that's because it would change the URLs (dunno why you can't remove one, though) [14:51] Maybe in the spirit of not changing history? [14:55] maybe, but UI's should forgive. if you can't remove releases, if you create one accidentally you're screwed [14:58] +1 to that, RainCT [14:59] RainCT: but russian roulette is fun! [15:01] RainCT: Hmm. I see the point. I fear removals while external links exist, but fixing mistakes is always nice. [15:04] persia: Right, but you can already remove downloadable files, so you can break links anyway [15:05] RainCT: Ah. That takes away any value for preserving releases then. [15:32] help, I want to push my project but I get following error: bzr push lp:yastwitt [15:32] Transport operation not possible: http does not support mkdir() [15:33] how can I push my project via bzr+ssh ? [15:35] anyone could help me? [15:37] khajavi: Have you added your SSH key(s) to Launchpad? [15:37] yes [15:37] I know that I cant edit branch by http protocol [15:37] how can I use another protocol [15:38] khajavi: and have you done bzr lp-login ? [15:39] Uhm... If there's any dev around, is it possible to use launchpadlibs without authenticathing, for read-only operations (so that we can use it for REVU)? [15:41] RainCT: thanks for your response :-D [15:41] khajavi: you're welcome :) [16:51] Question: Does Launchpad project hosting offer a wiki? I'm not seeing one, but it feels weird that they offer so much, but no wiki [16:53] Leefmc: No, it doesn't. [16:53] odd [16:53] k thanks [16:54] RainCT: And just to make sure, does it provide something 'like' a wiki? (Some place to store docs, etc) [16:55] Leefmc: Well, perhaps the Answers tracker (which also lets you create a FAQ), but I don't think that's what you want [16:56] RainCT: Hmm yea. Very odd hah :), any idea why no wiki is provided? It seems launchpads features are pretty extensive, but a wiki is a pretty basic item these days [16:56] (not complaining, just inquiring) [16:58] Leefmc: Because there's more prioritary stuff they have to work on first, I guess [16:58] gotcha :) [16:59] Leefmc: If you just want to create some pages, there are wikis where you can do that (I remember that I've heard about a wiki for Qt applications, but I don't know where it was..) [17:00] Yea, its just that i cant find anything, just more that i'd prefer it to be all in one place :). No biggie [17:03] erm. just=not [17:03] *drinks more coffee === sm_ is now known as sm === DasIch_ is now known as DasIch === RainCT is now known as RainCT_ === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde === cody-somerville_ is now known as cody-somerville === vorian is now known as vorian_ === RainCT_ is now known as RainCT [22:42] Hi, I was just trying to get the API working.. it was doing fine with GET requests, but now I've tried to do a PUT request and it keeps telling me 'Unknown consumer (None).' [22:42] Here's my curl command: [22:43] curl -iX PUT -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://api.edge.launchpad.net/beta/bugs/249722 -d "{'oauth_token':'','oauth_signature_method':'PLAINTEXT','oauth_signature':'&','oauth_consumer_key':'just testing','oauth_timestamp':'$(ts)','oauth_nonce':'','oauth_version':'1.0','description':'apitest'" [22:43] Launchpad bug 249722 in twitkit/1.0 "URL shortening service needs to be changed to ½.ws" [Low,Confirmed] [22:44] oh :P didn't put brace at the end of the JSON.. will try that [22:44] nope, still isn't working [22:45] by the way - `ts` is a program that I wrote - returns a Unix timestamp [22:45] am I not supposed to put the OAuth stuff inside JSON?