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sorenI've been wondering this for too long now: What the heck is the "Review type" field for in code reviews?00:53
spivsoren: Launchpad uses it to request "ui" reviews and the like00:54
jpdssoren: code / db / ui / foobar.00:54
sorenOH!00:54
sorenErr.. oh.00:55
sorenSo if a patch touches a bunch of areas, you use the "review type" to say that you've only looked at the UI bits of it, or what?00:55
sorenIt's a field you fill in as the reviewer, not the person requesting the review.00:56
jpdsOr leave it blank and individual people can do different review types.00:56
jpdssoren: eg, https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~jpds/launchpad/fix_361650/+merge/1674900:56
spivsoren: you can use it when requesting reviews too, I believe00:56
sorenjpds: Great, an example was exactly what I was hoping for. :) Thanks.00:58
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nuclear_eclipsehi, I uploaded a package to my PPA about an hour ago (or more), but my PPA page still looks "empty", and I didn't get any error messages during the upload process?  Is this sort of latency to be expected, or should I be trying to further investigate why it's not showing up?04:46
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: You should receive an email within five minutes, as long as you signed the package with a key known by Launchpad.04:53
nuclear_eclipsehmm04:53
nuclear_eclipseit was signed with my gpg key that (afaik) Launchpad knows about already... =\04:54
nuclear_eclipsedidn't get an email though, so I'll double check that04:54
nuclear_eclipsethank you04:54
nuclear_eclipseah ha, I must have regenerated my key sometime in the past 4 years... :P04:55
nuclear_eclipsewgrant: ok, I uploaded my new gpg key to launchpad and confirmed it, will my PPA upload automatically get queued now, or do I need to reupload it?05:00
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: You'll need to upload it again.05:04
nuclear_eclipseyay! I got the email05:06
nuclear_eclipsethanks wgrant05:07
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: excellent.05:07
nuclear_eclipsewgrant: how long do pending builds usually take?05:09
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: Most of the time they should start within a couple of seconds.05:09
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: If you click on a pending build, it should give you an estimate of the start time.05:10
nuclear_eclipselol, "Start in 1 hour (2505)"  :P05:11
wgrantnuclear_eclipse: Ah, you're stuck behind lots of daily builds.05:12
wgrantYou've picked just about the worst time of the day.05:12
nuclear_eclipseheh, figures05:12
wgrantIf you look at https://launchpad.net/builders you can see what's going on.05:12
nuclear_eclipsewgrant: guess I should have come in here to complain sooner :P05:18
PengLoggerhead appears to be down.06:35
PengWell...it gives Internal Server Errors. Which means Loggerhead itself is running, which is good, I guess.06:36
PengI've tried a few different branches. None of them work.06:36
spmPeng: ta; I got an alert earlier; but it all checked green. so left as is; but apepars no, it was really futzed in an infrequent way. Bounced.06:39
Pengspm: <306:40
spmheh06:41
PengWonder what the logs say?06:41
spivPeng: "TIMBER!" perhaps06:42
spm"please. help."06:45
Peng"help, I'm trapped in a Python factory!"06:46
spmwow. that's a cool error. (what's in the logs) logging that as a bug....06:46
spmlogging a loggerhead bug - sorry - no pun intended; but spelled out JIC you missed it.06:46
PengI'm tired, so I totally missed the pun. :P06:47
PengI mean, I missed that it was a pun, and just interpreted it normally. :P06:47
spmprobably a good thing when all's said and done06:47
PengThanks for filing a bug. :)06:48
spmnearly....06:48
spmhmm. must be friday evening; can't think of a decent bug report title....06:49
PengYou're lucky; I can't ever think of good bug titles. :P06:49
spmha06:50
spmhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+bug/517418 for the terminally curious06:50
ubottuUbuntu bug 517418 in launchpad-code "lp loggerhead giving an interesting smash" [Undecided,New]06:50
PengOh, that looks hideous wrapped to 80 characters.06:51
spmyeah...06:51
PengHmm, lru_cache KeyError? I think there's a bug open about that.06:51
spmyes; I was under the impression we had a fix for that tho. perhaps not.06:52
PengLooks like I was thinkig of https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/loggerhead/+bug/42073806:52
ubottuUbuntu bug 420738 in bzr "LRUCache.cleanup raises KeyError" [Low,Confirmed]06:52
PengMaybe.06:52
spmAhh this is the one I was thinking of. https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+bug/51409006:59
ubottuUbuntu bug 514090 in launchpad-code "KeyError in lru_cache when loggerhead is heavily loaded" [High,In progress]06:59
PengOooh.06:59
PengJeepers, how many lru_cache issues do we have? >.>06:59
spmyeah....07:00
PengWait, that looks like a dupe too.07:00
PengAm I too sleepy, or are bug #420738, bug #514090 and bug #517418 the same thing?07:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420738 in bzr "LRUCache.cleanup raises KeyError" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42073807:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 514090 in launchpad-code "KeyError in lru_cache when loggerhead is heavily loaded" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51409007:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 517418 in loggerhead "lp loggerhead giving an interesting smash (dup-of: 420738)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51741807:01
PengYes, thank you, ubottu.07:01
spmprobably; I personally prefer to load up new info in a new bug report; oft the circumstances are different in some way. And I'm not familair enough with the code (read, at all) to make a call one way or the other.07:03
PengWell, as you can see, I marked 517418 as a dupe of 420738. Hopefully I'm not wrong.07:03
Peng:P07:03
wgrantOdd that nobody noticed 420738 when 514090 was discovered.07:04
wgrantThey do appear to be dupes.07:04
Peng514090 is happening to a different LRUCache, but it should still be the same base issue.07:04
spivspm: I agree, it's easier to mark a bug as a dupe than split a one bug report's conversation into two bugs.07:05
spiv(Although arguably that it's harder to split is a bug in itself)07:06
appiah...09:37
nigel_nbthanks niko09:44
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nikonp09:44
wgrantHow do I add an SSH key to my account?09:47
wgrantI cannot find documentation.09:48
wgrant(I know how to do it, but I would like to link to existing docs)09:48
nigel_nbwgrant, https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/CreatingAnSSHKeyPair ?09:49
wgrantnigel_nb: Ah, yes, that works. Odd that it's not linked from the Codehosting docs.09:50
nigel_nbwgrant, :)09:50
Davieywgrant: There is a link on https://edge.launchpad.net/~USER/+editsshkeys in the intro paragraph09:51
wgrantDaviey: I don't know how to get there. I'm just reading through https://help.launchpad.net/Code/UploadingABranch.09:52
nigel_nbwgrant, it probably assumes that you've set up SSH keys by then09:52
wgrantnigel_nb: That's probably not a valid assumption.09:53
nigel_nbwgrant, time to update documentation then :)09:54
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d1bhi question can i have a private bzr repo on launchpad?12:52
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noodles775d1b: you can, there are commercial subscriptions (more info here: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+faq/208). Does that help?13:01
noodles775(It's normally for non-open source licenses - not sure what license you're using).13:02
d1bnoodles775: im not. just keep comp society documents in git atm.13:10
d1btrying to find a way to host them. would be public *but* there are emails and other stuff that spammers might like13:10
falktxhi there13:21
falktxI (or we) have a problem13:21
falktxi uploaded a package to my PPA and it doesn't stop building13:21
falktxit's on a error loop13:21
falktxhttps://launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid/+sourcepub/953608/+listing-archive-extra13:21
noodles775looking13:22
noodles775falktx: I'm just watching them now... up to 7minutes... I'm hoping to get the log before it's redispatched (but that's unlikely as the queue is currently empty).13:32
noodles775I'm assuming the builder itself is returning BUILDERFAIL or GIVENBACK, which just put the build back in NEEDSBUILD, but I'm not sure why yet.13:33
wgrantnoodles775: We don't yet clean the build log from the record, do we?13:34
wgrantOr did that get fixed in the refactoring?13:34
noodles775wgrant: no, not until it's re-dispatched I think?13:34
noodles775(and what are you still doing up??, but great that you're here :) ).13:35
* noodles775 checks.13:35
wgrantIt's not even 1am.13:35
* wgrant is grepping around.13:35
noodles775*even*, ah to be a uni student again ;)13:35
wgrantHeh.13:36
wgrantI can't see where it would be set back to None, unless it was manually retried.13:36
noodles775Yeah, it's actually the buildqueue record's logtail that is set back to None during the reset().13:36
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noodles775So we should be able to get it via the api (even though it's not displayed on the web ui because the builder is in BUILDING state.13:37
wgrantIt's None.13:38
noodles775And the builds are back to NEEDSBUILD :/13:38
wgrantHuh. So they are.13:38
noodles775Actually, one of the is failed...13:38
noodles775https://edge.launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid/+build/148604213:38
falktxi just saw that13:39
falktxyou guys cancelled it?13:39
noodles775Nope.13:39
wgrantThe amd64 got SIGKILLed somehow.13:39
wgrantOOM-killer, perhaps.13:39
noodles775So maybe a losa did something?13:39
falktxthe i386 build just restarted13:42
wgrantI wonder if a similar thing happens to the i386 build, except that one of the more critical build processes gets killed, so buildd-manager fails to communicate with the slave and resets the build.13:45
wgrantGIVENBACK and BUILDERFAIL should result in a stored build log.13:45
noodles775I just checked the logs, and it always seems to be on the same builders (samarium and osmium).13:52
wgrantThat could just be a scheduling quirk.13:54
wgrantI don't see how it would remember.13:54
noodles775Sure, I was just wondering whether it could be related to the builders themselves, rather than the job.13:54
wgrantAh, right.13:55
thekornis it just me or is staging down?13:55
noodles775Down for me too. losa^^ ?13:56
nigel_nbthekorn, me too!13:56
thekornphew, good ;)13:56
doctormoHow would I do a bug search using the launchpadlib?13:58
wgrantCould it be restoring?14:00
wgrantsuccessful-updates.txt suggests that it might finish in about four minutes.14:01
noodles775Yep, there's a staging update in progress.14:02
bacdoctormo: a bugtarget has a 'searchTasks' method exported14:02
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doctormobac: I might need a recap on how that works, because I don't understand what a task is or a bug target.14:03
bacdoctormo: a bugtarget is anything that can have a bug.  a project, distro, etc14:04
doctormobac, so the idea is to have an exact bug number and check that, but if you do have a project / distro etc then you can do a bug search?14:04
bacand a bug task is the bug assignment to a bug target -- a bug can have multiple bug tasks if it affects say firefox and gtk14:05
doctormobac: I think I understand, yes.14:05
bacdoctormo: if you already have the bug number you don't need a search, you can get it directly using lp.bugs[123]14:05
doctormoYes14:05
wgrantThere we go, staging is back.14:05
doctormoBut there is no way to do a search outside of a project or distro?14:05
bacbut you can search on a given project using the searchTask method14:05
bacdoctormo: that i don't know14:06
doctormoOK, I'll assume not.14:06
wgrantdoctormo: There is no way to do that on the API at the moment, no.14:06
baci've been stymied in the past trying that.  we may need to ask intellectronica or another bug genius14:06
doctormolp.bugs.has_key(123) would work right?14:06
intellectronicagenius? me?14:07
bacbug123 = lp.bugs[123] is easier to grab it14:07
bacintellectronica: sorry, i meant "super genius"14:08
intellectronicahuh14:08
intellectronicaso, what did you want to ask?14:08
bacdoctormo: this page has examples.  there is nothing for searching bugs.  perhaps you can contribute a snippet when we figure it out.14:08
bacintellectronica: doctormo has questions about searching for bugs using launchpadlib14:09
baci mentioned bugtarget.searchTasks()14:09
intellectronicayes, that's how you search for bugs using launchpadlib14:09
bacintellectronica: but there is no site-wide search...you have to know the project/distro you're interested in, right?14:10
intellectronicadoctormo: why don't you look at the documentation for IHasBugs.searchTasks() and ask me if you have any specific questions?14:10
bacdoctormo: i meant to paste: https://help.launchpad.net/API/Examples14:10
intellectronicayes, searchTasks is a method you call on something like a distro or a project. you can't search across launchpad as a whole14:10
doctormoThanks intellectronica and bac14:12
intellectronicadoctormo: anytime14:13
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hfzhello14:31
hfzanybody here?14:31
hfzi need help on lp open id14:31
nigel_nbhfz, what is your issue?14:31
hfzthis is the first time i'm experience it14:32
hfzwhen i want to use my open id to post comment in blogger, it says that my open id is not authorized/unauthorized open id14:32
hfzbefore this can14:32
hfzhello14:36
hfzanybody here?14:36
bachi hfz14:38
hfzhi bac14:39
hfzneed yr help14:39
hfzabout my problem posted at the current log14:39
bachfz, it may be that the blog site does not recognized launchpad as an openid provider14:39
hfzwhat?14:39
hfzbefore this i can post it as usual14:39
bacwhat site exactly?14:40
hfzblogger14:40
nigel_nbhfz, LP open ID integration seems to be broken14:42
hfzjust now happen?14:43
hfzwhat's wrong with the integration?14:43
hfzthat makes me weird is i can log in at lp website14:43
hfzeven i can open my open id14:43
hfzbut, still can't log in through blogger14:43
bachfz: i am looking into it14:44
hfzok14:44
bachfz: i experienced the same problem trying to use LP openid at blogger.com.  i was, however, able to authenticate at livejournal.com14:46
hfzit might be a prob at blogger14:46
bachfz: when was the last time you successfully logged in to blogger.com using launchpad.net as an openid provider?15:09
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hfzdidn't remember15:10
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hfzpassed few days ago15:10
bachfz: we're looking into it.  nothing has changed on our side that would cause the problem.15:18
hfzok15:18
bachfz: do you get an error like: http://people.canonical.com/~bac/openid-blogger.png15:19
hfzyes15:19
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doctormoAre there svg versions of the bug icons used in launchpad's ui?17:14
bacdoctormo: there are.  but all of the images in the tree have copyright and aren't licensed for re-use.  you'd need to talk to someone, probably karl, if you wanted to use them.17:21
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doctormobac: Interesting, so someone implimenting launchpad would have to strip all the graphics out?17:27
bacdoctormo: yes17:27
doctormoFacinating, I wonder why that was done for things like bug icons, but I supopse it's all about keeping the style of the thing unique17:31
doctormoIn any way, I wonder if you have a sanitised branch with all that removed.17:32
beunodoctormo, we don't17:32
doctormobeuno: So launchpad is sort of kind of possible to get open source, but not actually in release?17:33
beunodoctormo, right17:33
beunoit was open sourced to allow people to contribute17:33
beunobut our focus isn't really other people deploying Launchpad17:33
doctormo!Forking is an important part of FOSS, checks and balances. Lesson 102.17:34
beunosure, anyone can fork it17:34
doctormobeuno: but I can see where you've come to that conclusion.17:34
beunobut we don't want to invest in it17:34
doctormobeuno: Anyone can sanitise and then fork it.17:34
maxbI'm guessing Canonical's commercial subscriptions are a rather potent reason not to make it easy17:35
beunomaxb, commercial subscriptions don't really pay for... well... anything  :)17:35
davidstraussFor some reason, Launchpad thinks there is a conflict in this: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/38679967/r6NJAaENBgAFikHWDtg3Wm76Xpu.txt17:35
davidstraussThis is the merge request: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/38679967/r6NJAaENBgAFikHWDtg3Wm76Xpu.txt17:35
beunothe reason is more that if the information fragments across open source, it defeats the purpose of creating another hosting system17:36
maxbbeuno: Huh. If it's not abotu protecting that revenue, I don't understand why Canonical don't let people run their own instances.17:36
beunomaxb, the above reason  ^17:36
beunoa lot of Launchpad's not talking to eachother is a lot of lost opportunities to fix problems17:36
maxbI'd love to run an instance for closed-source stuff in my office :-/17:36
jamaltadoctormo: i think there's a few people thinking/working on a copyright-free branch of launchpad17:36
davidstraussmaxb: nothing stops you from doing so17:37
maxbdavidstrauss: Actually, the Launchpad licence does stop me from doing so ... legally, anyway17:37
doctormojamalta: You mean "totally copyleft" as it will still have copyrights on it.17:37
davidstraussmaxb: No, it does not.17:37
davidstraussmaxb: You're not allowed to use the branding17:37
jamaltadoctormo: Huh? I mean a branch with all the copyrighted material stripped17:38
davidstraussmaxb: But that's no different from how Firefox is licensed17:38
maxbdavidstrauss: Right.... but rebranding launchpad is a sufficiently arduous task that it makes it infeasible17:38
doctormojamalta: Yes I know, but that would strip everything, even the open source stuff, since open source is copyrighted.17:38
doctormojamalta: You mean "Strip the all rights reserved stuff"17:38
jamaltadoctormo: well, right, :P17:38
jamaltadoctormo: that's exactly what i meant, sorry17:39
davidstraussJust to be clear, *all* the material is copyrighted. Applying the AGPL does nothing to remove copyright.17:39
doctormodavidstrauss: Firefox is slightly different in that they enforce it with trademark law, not with copyright (if I remember correctly)17:39
davidstraussdoctormo: that's correct17:39
davidstraussdoctormo: but the effect is the same17:39
doctormoYes17:40
maxbWell, not really... I'm allowed to run my own copy of Firefox for actual work17:40
davidstraussmaxb: You're not allowed to build and distribute your own "Firefox"17:40
davidstraussanymore than you're allowed to host your own "Launchpad" with Canonical's icons and branding17:41
maxbI can17:42
maxboops17:42
maxbI can *use* an unmodified Firefox for private purposes. I can't *use* an unmodified Launchpad for private purposes17:43
maxbHowever similar the legal structures are, the net usefulness to me is very different17:43
davidstraussmaxb: OK17:45
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Italian_Plumberso I commented on this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/50243318:24
ubottuUbuntu bug 502433 in linux "Lucid: b43 fatal DMA error on Dell Mini 9" [Medium,Triaged]18:24
Italian_PlumberWill it be usedful for me to dowonload and try the alpha3 release to see if the problem is fixed?18:25
persiaYou may find #ubuntu-bugs or #ubuntu-testing a better forum for this class of question.18:26
Italian_Plumberoh... sorry18:27
persiaNo problem, I just thought you'd get a better faster answer there :)18:27
Italian_Plumbercool.  Thanks!18:31
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Deanerhi, I'm looking for help with switching administrative privs with someone who no longer works on a project21:39
Deanerthe maintainer listed is out of contact with us: https://launchpad.net/pculture21:40
Deanerkfogel: hey, I see you're listed as a help manager21:41
Deaneror help desk manager21:41
kfogelDeaner: hey there.  Have you mailed feedback {at} launchpad.net?21:43
kfogelDeaner: we've run into this before; that's the best route to resolve it.21:43
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pakihi at all22:27
pakii have a problem22:27
pakianyone help me?22:28
paki*please?22:28
pakii have created my PPA on launchpad22:29
pakibut i cannot upload my py files22:29
pakihow can I do to create file for upload my files?22:30
maxbpaki: Your PPA page contains a link "(Read about uploading)" - have you read it?22:37
pakiyes22:38
pakibut i have py file22:38
pakiand there isn't any config or make file22:39
pakione moment..i now explain..22:40
paki(excuse my english)22:40
pakii have problem with packing22:40
pakihow can i do packing correctly??22:41
maxbWhat is it that you are packaging?22:41
pakiif i try "debuild binary"22:42
pakierror show in a terminal22:43
pakibecause i don't know how to set file in debian folder22:43
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