[03:36] Could someone explain how publishing code in projects works? From what I've read, it only sounds like a database, and not an actual repository. [03:38] Muscovy: what do you mean? [03:39] Is the code in a Launchpad project accessible like a PPA? [03:40] do you mean source code or executable code? PPA's store executable code, bzr branches store source code, and a project in LP can have both bzr branches and PPAs for it. [03:42] Executable code. [03:45] For that you want a PPA [03:47] So the bzr branches are basically a sharing system for the source code specifically? [03:49] yes [03:49] bzr is a source code versioning system [03:50] Ok, thanks! [11:50] hi [11:50] hai [11:50] I'm looking for soyuz source... but I can't find it... is it close source? [11:51] bzr branch lp:launchpad [11:51] will get it [11:51] its part of launchpad [11:51] hi lifeless_ [11:51] the wiki dev.launchpad.net has much more info [11:51] including a HOWTO for getting up and going with a development environment [11:51] hi poolie_ [11:51] uh, thankyou :) I was looging at lp:soyuz :) === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [11:54] poolie_: how is your weekend ? [11:54] good, i rode around the south end of the blue mountains today [11:54] it was cold but fun [11:54] awesome [12:28] * Ng hrms at the translation export branch feature - can I not set it to export to a team branch? trunk for my project is owned by the project team [12:29] (it's happy to import from the team trunk branch, fwiw) [12:30] uhm [12:30] I'm not sure, but perhaps its because it is a conceptual user [12:30] or [12:30] possibly you don't own the team or something? [12:30] Perhaps ask a question on rosetta? [12:31] yeah I'll do that, I'm definitely the team admin [12:31] admin != owner [12:31] not that owner should be needed for this IMNSHO [12:31] I set it to a test branch overnight and it's done exactly the right thing with its automated commit, and the build recipe test I did also appears to be full of win, so I was hoping that I was one local cron trigger away from daily builds with fresh translations :) [12:32] a good point, but I'm the owner too [12:33] I believe you can only se the export branch to one that you own. [12:33] you could change ownership to you [12:33] set it [12:33] and change it back [12:33] It doesn't complain, however, if you temporarily change the ownership, configure the branch, then change it back. [12:33] Right, that works. [12:33] is there a bug on that? [12:34] cute :) [12:34] Bug #407260 [12:34] Launchpad bug 407260 in Launchpad Translations "Translations export branch can't be team-owned (affected: 8, heat: 27)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407260 [12:35] awesome, thanks guys :) [16:05] I have a real newbie question. Kind of embarrassing really. I've just subscribed to my first Launchpad mailing list. But I do not recognize things I am used from old MajorDomo lists.. I made a post to a team list, and upon receiving a reply to my post I noticed that the From field has the private address of the actual sender to the list rather than the email of the list itself. Ok.. So if I reply to that email it should go to th [16:05] e sender and not back to the list I thought. Unless.. I opened the Email details and tried to search for a Reply-To: field that perhaps is not visible in the main header.. And no! So there is no Reply-To: field inside the email, and the sender is the actual sender, not the list! So HOW do I reply to the email via the mailing list then? [16:06] I MUST be missing something INCREDIBLY obvious.. [16:12] Ok.. I think I found the answer pouring through help.launchpad.net, at https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/33649 it seems to be instructing me to use "Reply to All" in my email client. Sorry to bother you guys. [16:53] im registrant of https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-drupal-theme/+spec/orange-ud-theme but this blueprint doesnt show in https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/~kangarooo/+specs?role=registrant [16:55] Kangarooo: probably because it's obsolete [16:58] mwhudson: ah maybe couse its made that its Completed ? [16:58] something like that yeah [16:59] ah now i see where that obsolete can be changed.. whats use of obsolete? when to use that? === jenkins is now known as jenkins_ === jenkins_ is now known as jenkins === jenkins is now known as jenkins_ === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [20:55] does anybody happen to know how often LP retries a PPA package that is in dep wait? [20:57] LaserJock: it should happen once the dep is there, but I don't know how often the script for is run [20:58] geser: any rough idea? like daily or more often? [20:59] more often, several times an hour I guess [21:00] LaserJock: looks like hourly, but don't quote me on that [21:00] why? does it work for you? [21:00] s/does/doesn't/ [21:00] well, I've been waiting for Unity packages for over a day [21:00] finally unity got built but of course it was built last [21:01] so 2 dependent packages are in dep wait [21:01] just a "OMG, I want the latest crack" question :-) [21:02] have you the link to that PPA? [21:03] https://launchpad.net/~canonical-dx-team/+archive/une/+packages [21:26] interesting, I assumed it should have been picked up by now [22:42] geser: it is now, now waiting for a build [22:42] the i386 builds must have been really backed up [22:42] it took 30+ hrs I think for the unity package to get a build [23:04] LaserJock: not anymore (only 175 jobs in queue), but there was an archive test-rebuild in the recent days === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless