[00:27] hi, i need to convert import a darcs repo into a bzr branch so i can upload it to launchpad.net [00:28] any idea how i can do this? i've never used bzr before but am familiar with darcs (that is what i normally use for dvc) [00:31] maybe tailor can [00:34] ok [00:34] thanks i will try that === vxnick_ is now known as vxnick [01:23] anyone know how to stop bzr from opening in vista when you type cmd in the search box on the start menu? [01:24] nevermind, I just pinned cmd.exe to the start menu and now it hits that instead [01:29] jelmer: did you ever figure out what was up with this: "Unprintable exception MissingChangelogError" in bzr bd ? [02:50] can I use a template for my commit messages? I'd like them to look more like a changelog entry then a few hacked lines. [06:12] Kamping_Kaiser: template as in? date-time? [07:03] krisfremen, yeah, and defaulting to entering bullet points for the entry, instead of just 'text' === abentley1 is now known as abentley === Kissaki^0ff is now known as Kissaki [10:30] someone type some unicode, I need a test :) [10:49] ñ [10:49] lifeless, ^ [10:58] beuno: thanks [13:12] Hi jelmer. [13:13] I'm checked in. Would you mind if we meet up? Where are you? [13:26] I'm going to take a walk. I'll see you later. [13:27] hey guys, i'm having some issues with renaming files [13:28] according to the help text, if i do rename old new, and the old file exists in the repo, but not on the filesystem, and vice versa for the new [13:28] then it should update the pointers [13:28] but this isnt working [13:29] i just get "could not move source => target, target not versioned" [14:34] Glenjamin: you moved without bzr, and now you want it to know about it? bzr help mv -> --after [14:35] yeah, it didnt like renaming a directory to directories [14:35] ie, dir1 => dir2/dir3 [14:35] didn't like? [14:35] what exactly did you do (e.g. pastebin the commands and output) [14:35] i figured out that i had to create di2, then add it, then move dir1 => dir2/dir3 [14:35] yes [14:36] i'm reorganising some packages in a java app, its a tad fiddly :) === jelmer_ is now known as Guest79925 === Guest79925 is now known as jelmer__ [16:15] mtaylor: hi [16:16] jelmer, are you at UDS yet? [16:16] mtaylor: I filed a bug in Debian, james_w knows how to fix it [16:17] beuno: yep, I'm here [16:17] I'm at the hotel at the moment [16:18] jelmer__: welcome! [16:18] LarstiQ! [16:18] LarstiQ: You were right about Barcelona, it's a very nice city. [16:18] * LarstiQ thinks he has a [16:18] jelmer__: cool :) [16:19] Has anybody seen Gary yet? [16:19] I'm sharing a room with him, and he's dropped his stuff but I have no idea what he looks like [16:19] * LarstiQ wagers a guess on his accent [16:20] Hmm, so I basically need to listen in on any conversation here that involves people with laptops.. [16:20] Never mind [16:21] * jelmer thanks lp for profile photos [16:21] jelmer, at the lobby? [16:21] haven't seen you [16:21] beuno: yep [16:22] * beuno goes find jelmer [16:23] Ooh, a scavenger hunt! [16:43] jelmer: is it something wrong with my debian dir that I can work around? bzr bd works fine with my other ones... === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [17:19] mtaylor: yeah, bzr-builddeb can't find your changelog file [17:19] mtaylor: so you need to make sure that you have a debian/changelog file [17:19] or that you have larstiq = true set if you have changelog in the top-level [17:20] jelmer__: weird... cause I have a debian/changelog file and it's in the debian dir (top in top level) [17:20] mtaylor: is it versioned ? [17:21] $ bzr log --short debian/changelog [17:21] 1 Monty Taylor 2009-05-23 [17:21] Imported packaging. [17:21] hmm, that's odd :-( [17:21] oh. [17:21] ok - I see the problem [17:21] * mtaylor smacks self [17:22] trunk wound up not being a branch, but rather a subdir of something else [17:26] jelmer: thanks! that solves all of my problems... I was being reminded of how awful the world was before bzr bd... [17:26] mtaylor: :-) [17:26] mtaylor: We still need to get that ChangeLog error fixed at some point [17:27] jelmer: what would be nice is an option ... bzr bd --package-my-code-for-me === GaryvdM_ is now known as GaryvdM [17:49] jelmer__: what, I'm still around in bd? [17:55] Hi poolie [17:55] hello! [17:55] are you here? [17:56] Yes! I'm sitting in the lobby. [17:59] poolie: Yes - I'm sitting in the lobby. [18:06] cool [18:14] i'll probably come down in a bit === krisfree is now known as krisfremen [18:31] hi from Barcelona :) [18:37] hey pygi [18:37] pygi: where are you? [18:37] jelmer: in a room [18:37] and you? :) [18:37] pygi: heh [18:37] we're in the lobby [18:38] jelmer: oki, we'll come :) [18:39] There sure are downsides to scheduling releases when most of the devs are out and about... [19:22] Is this the right place to ask about a loggerhead error? [19:24] aeropi: sure [19:26] Okay, I'm using loggerhead to show my branches and it lists on one of my branches get this branch, use: [19:26] bzr branch http://aeropi.co.cc:1234/py-get.main [19:26] *To get this branch use: [19:27] but when I bzr branch http://aeropi.co.cc:1234/py-get.main [19:27] I get bzr: ERROR: Invalid http response for http://aeropi.co.cc:1234/py-get.main/.bzr/branch-format: Unable to handle http code 500: Internal Server Error [19:28] aeropi: does it show a traceback in the log? [19:28] yeah, AttributeError: 'LocalTransport' object has no attribute 'startswith' [19:29] Oooh. [19:29] * LarstiQ hands over to Peng_ [19:30] One exclamation and I suddenly inherit responsibility? Yikes. :P [19:30] also, you know loggerhead better than I do ;P [19:30] Anyway, hold on, I kinda just woke up. [19:31] the complete traceback is, Exception happened during processing of request from ('85.145.200.35', 34272) [19:31] Traceback (most recent call last): [19:31] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/Paste-1.7.2-py2.6.egg/paste/httpserver.py", line 1062, in process_request_in_thread [19:31] self.finish_request(request, client_address) [19:31] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/SocketServer.py", line 320, in finish_request [19:31] self.RequestHandlerClass(request, client_address, self) [19:31] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/SocketServer.py", line 615, in __init__ [19:31] self.handle() [19:31] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/Paste-1.7.2-py2.6.egg/paste/httpserver.py", line 436, in handle [19:31] BaseHTTPRequestHandler.handle(self) [19:31] aeropi: please use a pastebin service when it's more than two lines [19:31] right [19:31] aeropi: please use a pastebin service when it's more than two lines [19:31] Oops. [19:31] aeropi: or the irc network will disconnect you, as you saw :) [19:31] Will do in the future :( [19:32] aeropi: I can confirm the bug. [19:33] Okay. [19:36] Although I'm not immediately sure what to do about it. Hm [19:36] should I file a bug report on launchpad? [19:37] aeropi: Sure. [19:39] do you know if it's a loggerhead or a bzr error? [19:40] aeropi: Loggerhead. [19:40] Actually -- I could file the bug. Okay? [19:42] That would be great :) [19:48] aeropi: Filed bug 380026. [19:48] Launchpad bug 380026 in loggerhead "Transport work broke serving over http" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/380026 [19:48] Not the best-written bug ever, but oh well. [19:48] Thanks :) [20:29] hi [20:29] my knowledge of bazaar always comes and goes [20:29] can anyone remind me the command for setting my name? [20:29] for Launchapd [20:31] hm.. maybe the manual can help [20:33] meoblast001: bzr lp-login your_username [20:33] Peng_: found it :) [20:33] What's the right way to check if a transport is local? isinstance(transport, LocalTransport)? [20:33] bzr whoami [20:33] ok [20:33] Oh, that. [20:33] is this the correct format "Braden Walters " [20:33] i can never remember [20:33] meoblast001: yes [20:33] ok thanks [20:33] meoblast001: same syntax as email address [20:34] ? [20:34] that would just be meoblast@aol.com [20:34] meoblast001: "Braden Walters " is the syntax you use in email headers. [20:34] oh [20:35] oh my.... this laptop is hard to use [20:35] random windows start popping up [20:35] this thing has a mind of it's own [20:35] [20:36] Peng_: remembering how to setup bzr-cia is hard [20:36] the setup doesn't actually work so you have to copy a file [20:40] * Peng_ doesn't use cia :D [20:40] Peng_: this gets more stressful and more stressful [20:40] i guess i'm going to do Ubuntu version mixing [20:40] i need the new nano [20:40] the old one adds linebreaks that CIA chokes on [20:45] What's the right way to check if a branch is using a local transport? branch.base.startswith('file://')? === siretart_ is now known as siretart [21:54] hello [22:04] any work on editable log messages aka versioned properties last months? [22:45] hi [23:00] hey all ... not sure if this is a launchpad or a bzr issue - but I'm having bzr break-lock FAIL on a lp branch [23:00] bzr break-lock lp:drizzle/mordred [23:00] running 1.14.1 [23:01] mtaylor: I think you need the expanded name :( [23:01] thumper: I tried that too [23:01] mtaylor: tried with nosmart+ ? [23:01] thumper: and I tried nosmart+ prefix and sftp:// [23:01] that is very screwy [23:01] thumper: all of them give me TypeError: a float is required [23:01] that sounds bad [23:02] mtaylor: don't use python 2.6 [23:02] mwhudson: is that gunna get fixed? [23:02] heh... that, I think, would be hard on jaunty, no? [23:04] seems that /usr/bin/python isn't managed by alternatives... [23:05] mwhudson: python 2.5 also breaks in the same way [23:05] http://rafb.net/p/Ob1LVA21.html [23:05] fwiw