[11:00] hi, anyone from the API team around? [11:01] can you please point me to the xsl stylesheet you use to convert the wadl file to a human readable format === ulim_ is now known as ulim === DasIch_ is now known as DasIch [15:34] hello. i created a new bazaar branch under "irssi-text" but i can't figure out how to add files to this branch [15:39] someone told me that i should creat a branch in my /home through "bzr init" as what i've done is "bzr init Scripts/audacious/" then tried to run " bzr add bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious" i get bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious/". [15:39] what have i done wrong and what should i do === jaypipes-afk is now known as jaypipes [15:52] compengi, hi [15:52] compengi, still there? [15:52] yes [15:53] compengi, you would want to "bzr add" local files [15:53] i just did it [15:53] under the directory in which you ran "bzr init" [15:53] after that, "bzr commit" and push to launchpad [15:54] i did bzr commit and it opened bzr_log.sthH0e file [15:54] in nano [15:56] jelmer any idea/ [15:56] compengi, you should enter a commit message [15:57] compengi, you may want to read the 5 minute tutorial to bzr [15:57] http://doc.bazaar-vcs.org/bzr.dev/en/mini-tutorial/index.html [15:57] jelmer, but i don't get something. how does it commit if i didn't specify path to launchpad? [15:58] compengi, it commits locally [15:58] compengi, you have to use a separate command to upload the changes to launchpad (bzr push) [16:00] Okay.. [16:00] jelmer, should i push? $ bzr push bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious/ [16:00] bzr: ERROR: Target directory bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious/ already exists, but does not have a valid .bzr directory. Supply --use-existing-dir to push there anyway. [16:00] compengi, try with --use-existing-dir [16:01] jelmer, $ bzr push --use-existing-dir bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious/ [16:01] bzr: ERROR: Could not acquire lock "[Errno 11] Resource temporarily unavailable" [16:02] /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/bzrlib/lock.py:79: UserWarning: lock on not released warn("lock on %r not released" % self.f) [16:02] compengi, looks like you have a lock still open on that branch [16:02] try "bzr break-lock " [16:02] done [16:03] try again? [16:03] yeah [16:03] Unable to obtain lock file:///home/compengi/irssi-text/audacious/.bzr/branch/lock [16:03] held by compengi@compengi on host compengi [process #5678] [16:03] locked 6 minutes, 5 seconds ago [16:03] Will continue to try until 17:08:21 [16:04] jelmer, which means it's still locked? [16:04] yep [16:04] =/ [16:05] You may be able to use break-lock again [16:05] Not sure what else could help [16:05] perhaps one of the lp devs can comment? [16:06] was tha a question for me? :P [16:06] that* [16:06] no, I was just hoping to get the attention of the lp developers [16:07] oh [16:07] jelmer, i'm doing it like this $ bzr break-lock bzr+ssh://compengi@bazaar.launchpad.net/~compengi/irssi-text/audacious/ [16:07] is it correct first [16:07] yeah [16:07] Okay [16:09] jelmer, btw i tried to run bzr commit in the directory i get "Unable to obtain lock file:///home/compengi/irssi-text/audacious/.bzr/branch/lock" could be same reason [16:09] do you still have the commit editor open perhaps? [16:09] nope [16:11] i'll delete the file and try to commit again [16:11] O.o [16:11] same [16:12] add is locked also [16:12] :S [16:13] sorry, not sure what's going wrong on your end [16:13] jelmer, maybe try to restart bzr? [16:13] compengi, ? [16:13] jelmer, it's an application isn't? [16:14] compengi, every time you invoke it you start a new instance of it [16:16] weird what's happening [16:17] jelmer, is there a way to check how many branches are created using init? [16:18] compengi, ? bzr init creates only one branch always [16:18] oh [16:18] for example if i ran init in another directory it would switch to that one? [16:18] compengi, no, it would create a branch there as well [16:19] and how to remove it? [16:19] compengi, Remove the .bzr directory it created in that directory [16:25] jelmer, i deleted the branch in that directory, recreated it, commited, break-locked the url then pushed and it worked [16:27] jelmer, ermm.. so when i changed the file, i need every time to only recommit and push [16:27] chnage* [16:27] yep [16:27] change* [16:27] Okay.. thanks [16:27] you can also "bind" the branch you have locally to the one on launchpad [16:27] if you do that, you only have to commit, it'll do the push automatically [16:28] oh [16:28] nice [16:28] i need to run bin? [16:28] bind* [16:28] yep, bind with the url of the branch on launchpad [16:29] worked. thanks [16:38] jelmer, could i bother you with 1 more question? [16:42] compengi: try to ask anyhow; if someone here knows the answer, he'll try to reply [16:44] in the branch that i created the bug reports are assigned to the main branch or to the one i created? [16:45] compengi: branches aren't linked to bugs automatically, you have to do this manually [16:46] andrea-bs, which is should do "link to a bug report" [16:47] compengi: sorry, I can't understand what do you mean [16:47] andrea-bs, i should clink on "link to a bug report" [16:47] to link it [16:48] or it's done another way [16:49] compengi: Yes, you can use "link to bug report". An another way to do this is to open the bug page and click on "link to branch" [16:58] andrea-bs, hmm.. i linked something not related =/ [16:58] compengi: there's a button to remove the link somewhere [16:58] that's what i'm looking for [16:59] compengi: let me try on staging :) [16:59] : [16:59] :) [17:00] andrea-bs, found it :) [17:01] compengi: great, staging's a bit slow today [17:02] btw when you do "link to a bug report" you need to specify a bug to link it to this branch but this is something else from creating a bug report tool for this branch [17:03] compengi: linking bugs to branches is only useful when the branch contains a fix for the bug [17:03] compengi: and the branch is generally different by the main development trunk [17:04] i see.. [17:05] thanks for everything :) [17:05] you're welcome :) [17:11] is there a way to unsuscribe from launchpad? [17:12] compengi: sure: https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+deactivate-account [17:12] great :D === fta_ is now known as fta [17:38] hi I got issues with registering a release [17:38] basically Summary and Description would end up the same for this release [17:38] along with a detailed change log [17:38] yet it doesn't like when I leave the description empty [17:40] and I can't see the change log [17:41] https://launchpad.net/cfunge/trunk/0.3.0/ should display the change log [17:41] but it doesn't === emgent is now known as emgent` [19:26] https://launchpad.net/cfunge/trunk/0.3.0/ should display the change log [19:26] but it doesn't [19:27] when I click edit I see the change log [19:27] why is this [21:52] Hello [22:09] anyone? [22:28] hi [22:29] i was wondering whether you could review a translation? [22:29] i can't no [22:30] who can? do you know? [22:30] jtv or danilos, i expect [22:30] they're probably enjoying their sundays, though [22:32] ok [22:32] why does it take so long? [22:36] how long have you been waiting? [22:39] 3-4 days [22:40] well, most of that has been weekend, i guess [22:42] it seems so [22:42] but isn't it automated? [22:42] machines work on weekends too :p [22:50] i'm getting beyond the limits of my knowledge here [22:50] i have an account in lauchpad deactivated asociated with an no longer available email address. How can i delete that user account? [22:51] firstman: ask a question at answers.launchpad.net/launchpad, i'd say [22:51] ok mwhudson thanks u [23:24] Turl: translations get reviewed by the translation team for your language who work on the particular project. So for example, for Ubuntu, it's the Ubuntu translation teams - https://translations.launchpad.net/+groups/ubuntu-translators [23:32] mdke, I didn't mean that [23:32] I mean, if I upload a .pot for my own project [23:32] I have to wait until launchpad reviews it [23:34] Turl, I want to get rid of that process for our next cycle [23:35] it creates too much confusion [23:35] so either we're going to have a turnaround in under 24h, or no wait at all [23:35] kiko, next cycle? you mean, next rosetta version? [23:36] Turl, the next 4 months, which I start officially tomorrow :) [23:36] :) [23:37] so it'll be soon :D [23:37] heh [23:37] it's a process change [23:37] so let's see [23:41] btw, is there any possibility of php-gtk2 getting included in ubuntu's repos? [23:41] Turl, Why are you asking here? [23:41] launchpad=ubuntu isn't it? or is there a #ubuntu channel? [23:42] oh sorry, #ubuntu exists :p [23:43] I'm yet to work out where people get the impression that Launchpad is Ubuntu. [23:43] And why on earth would anybody want to write a GUI app in PHP!? [23:43] wgrant, Some people enjoy crack, thank you very much :P [23:44] cody-somerville: I thought it fell more under masochism [23:45] More sadistic than masochism, I'd say. [23:45] At least from a legacy maintainer POV [23:46] having said that, the first question is easier to answer [23:46] You must not maintain that sort of thing. [23:46] it's probably because they are both sponsored by Canonical and Ubuntu is Launchpad's biggest project [23:46] It should be stomped on and destroyed. [23:46] Launchpad? I think scottk would agree there. [23:47] heh, PHP is not bad for GUIs :p if you think like that, why would anyone write a GUI in python?! [23:47] As for PHP, I don't mind it and I PHP 6 is like the post plastic surgery of PHP 4 [23:48] Because Python doesn't utterly suck. [23:48] php doesn't suck [23:48] Python doesn't utterly suck, no, but it does suck :P [23:48] * cody-somerville thinks PHP and Python both have their purposes. [23:48] PHP is good for all kinds of tasks [23:49] server scripting, GUI things, CLI programs... [23:49] I'm sure it is... just as good as assembly, no doubt [23:49] it can even be compiled! [23:49] look at Roadsend's PHP compiler [23:50] Turl, Lets continue this discussion in ##php, mmkay? [23:50] Why use PHP for those when there are languages that aren't designed for breaking the web? [23:50] ¬¬ [23:53] * mwhudson sings the 'all languages suck' song [23:53] hi5! [23:53] so true [23:54] well, if you think like that also perl-gtk sucks :p [23:55] Oh, it does. [23:55] I've had to deal with one thing written in it. [23:55] well... xD [23:56] wgrant, hey, don't aggravate end-users. they already have to deal with PHP -- isn't that bad enough? :) [23:56] There are some tasks to which languages just are not suited. [23:56] just look at my PHP code ;) it isn't the most wonderful thing on earth but it doesn't suck that hard :p [23:56] code.launchpad.net/downitnow [23:56] kiko: Indeed, indeed. [23:56] ;) [23:57] * kiko yawns [23:57] man it is WAY past bedtime for us londoners [23:57] * spm evil chuckles at kiko yawning.... [23:57] I'll see you tomorrow. stay out of wars meanwhile. language, falklands or otherwise. [23:57] Oh, you're still in London? [23:57] I just got back in :-( [23:57] wow, a page of php chat. Really -> ##php please.