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[15:01] <cr3> ara: ping, are you observing the same behavior as me when running the update system desktop test: only runs one, fails subsequent times
[15:02] <ara> cr3: not me
[15:02] <ara> cr3: does it always happen to you?
[15:04] <cr3> ara: yep, I'll just confirm that once again.. sec
[15:06] <ara> cr3: It is because it waits for the policykit
[15:06] <ara> cr3: gksu
[15:07] <ara> cr3: and it does not appear again. I will change the test to bypass that in case the sudo user is already identified
[15:09] <cr3> ara: desktop testing is a pain, isn't it :)
[15:09] <ara> cr3: :-)
[15:10] <cr3> ara: maybe there should be a gksu component in your suite, so that other applications don't have to remember to perform that logic
[15:10] <cr3> ara: ok, so after rebooting, the test passes. seems like you put your finger on the problem
[15:10] <ara> is there already :-)
[15:10] <ara> cr3: one question I wanted to ask you about ubuntu-desktop-testing packaging branch
[15:11] <ara> cr3: is a branch from ubuntu-tests, therefore i can merge easily changes to it from ubuntu-tests, but to merge changes from testing-library i have to do it manually
[15:11] <ara> cr3: is there a way in bazaar to say that ubuntutesting folder in packaging branch actually comes from ubuntutesting folder from testing-library?
[15:12] <ara> cr3: that would keep the history when I merge changes
[15:13] <cr3> ara: I thought we agreed that you would create a trunk for your project instead of maintaining two branches, have things changed since our conversation?
[15:15] <cr3> if these are indeed two projects, then they should be identified as such in Launchpad as two projects. the current state of branches under the ubuntu-desktop-testing project is not what I would recommend.
[15:15] <ara> cr3: but you created packaging from ubuntu-tests. what do you recommend now?
[15:16] <cr3> ara: after reviewing my branch, you were supposed to create a trunk from that branch which would've become the main series of your project
[15:17] <ara> cr3: mmm, ok. I was a bit confused about what we had decided in the end. OK, I'll do that
[15:17] <cr3> ara: then, since the project would be packageable, I could've proposed to create a PPA for your project. that would be nice for your users :)
[15:17] <cr3> ara: wait a sec, I wouldn't mind revisiting whether you are still comfortable with that
[15:18] <ara> cr3: no, i think is a good solution
[15:18] <ara> cr3: about the PPAs... they are already at https://launchpad.net/~apulido/+archive
[15:19] <cr3> ara: first, are you still comfortable maintaining the library and the tests in the same codebase? when we discussed this, we thought it would be easier to maintain for now
[15:20] <cr3> ara: second, since we are now considering inclusion in universe, are you still comfortable with the current names?
[15:22] <ara> cr3: about the names... maybe we should include 'desktop' in the package names
[15:22] <cr3> ara: I agree
[15:22] <ara> cr3: i.e. ubuntu-desktop-tests & desktop-testing-library
[15:23] <cr3> ara: also, can the code in the testing-library be considered a contrib to the upstream ldtp which could eventually make it in the upstream codebase?
[15:24] <ara> cr3: no, because it is not modifying the ldtp code. it is only a wrapper
[15:26] <ara> cr3: about having the same codebase... I have to think about it, because if we port the library to UME, we could reuse the tests.
[15:28] <ara> cr3: maybe we could leave as the same codebase for this cycle and, if later UME uses the library, then we could separate it in two projects for next cycle
[15:28] <ara> cr3: for this one it would be enough with one
[15:29] <cr3> ara: I need to head to the datacenter and I will think about this some more on my way, mostly in respect to integration with checkbox
[15:29] <ara> cr3: ok, see you later
[15:29] <cr3> or integration with anything for that matter :)
[17:13] <davmor2> Is there a meeting tonight anyone?
[22:13] <gsd> Hey, I have a small issue.. I've been using intrepid for the past week and its been going smoothly, I just recently updated and I finished cutting my firmware for my wireless card (bcm43), so i did a reboot, now I am not able to login with the error "Authenticaton failed" I rebooted and went into recovery mode and changed my password, and I am still getting "authentication failed" when trying to log in. Any idea
[22:19] <slangasek> gsd: bug #259867
[22:20] <slangasek> gsd: since you can't log in, you will have to reboot into recovery mode; my apologies for the breakage, a fixed package is on its way
[22:20] <gsd> Ah no problem, thanks. ;)