[01:28] ajmitch: Greeting alien from australia :p [01:29] bobbo: pong [01:43] nigelb: oh that's just nasty, evil & wrong [01:44] ajmitch: haha [01:44] seriously though, good morning :) [01:44] good afternoon, for it is afternoon here in *new zealand* :) [01:45] I just woke, my internal time clock is not yet synchronized [01:45] nor your world map :) [01:46] so have you cut down the 2000 patches down to a manageable number? [01:47] not yet. It was 1952 at launch, now its closer to 1930 [01:47] I'll work on a few today [01:49] I'm surprised that there are still the main/universe sponsors on the graphs on the qa.u.c/reports/patches page [01:50] poke brian [01:50] he'll fix it :) [01:51] not really important [01:51] lazy :P [01:52] it's called prioritising workloads :) [01:52] Now I just struck me it might be there for historical purposes [01:54] maybe, but the lines are just noise at the bottom at the moment :) [01:54] I'll talk to brian tomorrow === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler === ajmitch_ is now known as ajmitch === ansgar_ is now known as ansgar === ansgar is now known as Guest73007 [07:59] good morning [08:38] good morning everyone :) === ansgar is now known as Guest64715 [09:02] nigelb, ping === ansgar is now known as Guest37323 === Guest37323 is now known as ansgar [10:16] I've written up some docs on deciding whether to send a patch to Debian or original upstream if anyone has the time to look at them (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DavidFutcher/UpstreamOrDebian) [10:17] bobbo: I'll have a look in a bit [10:18] dholbach, thanks, I'm just working through some patch reviews right now, if that's okay? [10:18] bobbo: sure, go ahead - that's awesome [10:19] it'll give us more experience and a head-start :) [10:31] . [10:31] ops, sorry [10:31] damn keyboard! [10:33] dholbach: is the review script running? [10:33] BlackZ: which one? [10:33] the bug subscriber [10:33] BlackZ: bdmurray would know [10:33] or nigelb [10:34] oh, ok [10:44] bobbo: looks great to me - do you think it could be merged into https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Intro/PatchesForwarding somehow? [10:44] bobbo: because that's what used in the reviewguide and other places [10:46] dholbach, yeah, it could merge in there fine, I'm currently sending a bug up to Debian but I'll do it when I've finished that [10:46] bobbo: awesome, take it easy [10:47] dholbach, :D that's the unreviewed bug count under 1900, too :P [10:47] bobbo: man - that's awesome [12:08] nigelbabu, ping [12:24] bobbo: pong [12:24] bobbo: [12:24] jussi: poke [12:24] hrm? [12:25] nigelbabu, you mentioned a programming task you may have for me? [12:25] jussi: can you introduce bobbo to m4v. He's going to write the plugin for us. [12:25] jussi: I'm at work, not much time on hands [12:25] bobbo: please join #unbuntu-bots-devel [12:25] err [12:25] bobbo: please join #ubuntu-bots-devel [12:25] typos ftw [12:25] bobbo: so the task is to write a plugin for ubottu that will give the output as total of bugs in review queue [12:26] awesome :) [12:26] most of the code that you might want are in launchpad.net/ubuntu-review-overview [12:26] you can just reuse that code for the launchpad related stuff :) [13:00] vish: err, where you able to get in touch with the person you'd talk to about pretty progress bars? [13:10] nigelb: i havent seen him around yet , i'm keeping an eye out for him , no worries [13:10] nigelbabu: ^ [13:11] vish: awesome thanks :) [14:21] bobbo: blog test successful [14:22] bobbo: if you don't get the bot sorted out, don't worry too much [14:22] nigelb: you could talk to tsimpson for the bot stuff too [14:22] nigelb: he has quite some experience [14:24] dholbach, I've got the bot going, it's just been a hack so far :D [14:24] bobbo: as I said: don't throw yourself into neverending misery :) [14:25] dholbach, I'll try :D have a good lunch? [14:25] bobbo: yeah, met a good friend, had some good Vietnamese food, went for a walk with the dog in the park afterwards [14:25] now I should probably go and make some tea [14:25] awesome :D [14:26] nigelb: can you review all the work items for the patch-review blueprints again - I think we can consider some of them done with the work that bobbo has done [14:26] (and we all did in the last few days) [14:27] hi @all [14:27] dholbach: daker is the one i was telling you about for he progressbar [14:27] the* [14:27] hey daker [14:27] daker: what kind of progressbar did you work on? [14:28] dholbach: he did the progressbar for the -manual , not sure if he has a screenshot lying around [14:29] nigelb: also I think it'd make sense to try to transform some of the work items into something that can actually be done as part of "doing something" [14:29] for example "Lead activity to clear backlog and generate identity for team" is a bit like a neverending task [14:29] I'd prefer if we could get some of this stuff sorted out and worked on, then go and move on to the next thing that needs doing [14:30] vish, daker: this is what I currently have for drawing those primitive progressbars: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-reviewers/ubuntu-review-overview/trunk/annotate/head:/countdown.py [14:30] basically a lot of im.putpixel((x,y), (255,0,0)) :) [14:31] dholbach, i was reading the wiki [14:32] can you explain more what this progressbar should do ? [14:32] nigelb: how is 12:00 UTC on Thursday for you? I was thinking of giving a session for the Packaging Training session [14:33] daker: we have two numbers: one is number of total patches that need handling, the other one how much we dealt with already [14:33] daker: what you can see right now is: "the red part" is what we dealt with [14:33] bobbo: or we'd give a quick irc session on Thursday about it - what do you think? [14:33] bobbo: just go through the process, explain it and answer questions [14:34] bobbo: maybe look at a nice example together [14:34] dholbach, I'd be up for that :) [14:34] bobbo: awesome - I'll pencil it in and write an announce in a bit [14:34] * dholbach hugs bobbo [14:36] dholbach, this PB should be displayed on the blogs ? right [14:36] so we will use html & css [14:38] daker: the way it works right now is simply a .png file that is created and that people can integrate by just using it in an tag [14:38] daker: if there's a more beautiful and cleverer way to do it, I'm totally up for it [14:38] oki [14:39] daker: its basically a meter similar to how we used for manual to keep track of completion.. [14:39] is there any mailing list for this team ? [14:41] daker: you can just ping us here . , we dont have an ML for discussion do we? dholbach ? [14:41] I don't think we do [14:42] oki [14:42] daker: thanks for looking into this :) [14:43] no problem :) [14:44] bobbo: http://ubuntuclassroom.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/packaging-training-patch-reviewers-team-and-operation-cleansweep/ ← ok? [14:45] dholbach, epic :D [14:45] might be worth microblogging / mailing about it :-) [14:46] I'll put it on my twitter&identica :) [14:48] daker: awesome, thanks [14:51] dholbach, you are welcome [14:51] :) [14:56] argh, Launchpad API operations keep timing out :( [15:56] bobbo: what's your problem with LP? [15:56] bobbo: what are you trying to get? [15:57] dholbach, I'm trying to get the number of patches reviewed & unreviewed [15:57] using the code from the progress bar [15:57] but everytime it runs I get a timeout and nothing I can think of can fix it [15:58] bobbo: I can write it out to a .txt file for you [15:58] bobbo: I already have http://daniel.holba.ch/review/in-the-queue.txt [15:59] but I thought the point of the bought was to have a command that will get the current numbers? [15:59] bobbo: you'd just need to "import urllib; total=int(urllib.urlopen('http://daniel.holba.ch/review/in-the-queue.txt').read().strip())" [16:00] I could update it to run every few mins [16:00] awesome :D [16:00] in any case it's not worth killing yourself with it :) [16:00] not for a bot [16:00] haha, it's cool :D [16:00] I'll write out another file called total.txt and update the frequency [16:01] I feel that docs and actually working on patches is more important ;-) [16:01] fair enough :) [16:04] just a sec :) [16:10] bobbo just told me he did at least ~50 patches today [16:11] nigelb: proposed a new branch [16:53] bobbo: what is the "input" tag for? [16:54] vish, bugs to do with user input, like button presses not doing the right stuff, afaik [16:55] hmm , i think we have too many tags ;p [16:55] vish, yeah there're far too many :( === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:52] vish, check out https://code.launchpad.net/~adnane002/+junk/ubuntu-reviews [19:59] daker: cool! we can reverse the bg and it looks perfect [20:00] daker: one doubt. the red > green will always be shown or will the green be shown only when reaching completion? [20:01] only when reaching completion [20:02] awesome! [20:02] nigelb: ^ daker was the one i was telling about ;) [20:02] vish, open the html and search : "style="width:75%"" [20:02] daker: thanks for help :) I'm just so backup in stuff I have to finish I have no time to do stuff :/ [20:03] change the percentage then you can see the effect [20:03] nigelb, no problem :) [20:04] daker: neat , and pretty :) [20:05] thanks [20:05] now we have to make sure it works with dholbach's script and we are set [20:05] rather just make it work ;p [20:06] vish don't worry [20:08] daker: not really worrying , the whole time in UDS, at every mention of the manual site , Benjamin will start talking about you for 5 mins ;) [20:09] at one point we were considering cloning you ;p [20:12] hhhhhh [20:14] the idea is that i write some line of javascript that parse http://daniel.holba.ch/review/in-the-queue.txt and total.txt, calculate the percent then print it to the screen [20:17] and people will just have to put a javascript file like this : [20:21] cool. i think dholbach will host that [20:22] oki