[09:20] Hi pendulum I am tying this using dasher on maverick and I can't make it crash [09:24] I looked at the code there has been a new release and the bit that was crashing has been totally rewriten [09:24] back to regular keyboard now [09:25] 3 minutes per line is a bit slow [09:25] that was with dasher -a into irssi, it works fine, the DeleteCharacters bit it was segfaulting on is now totally not there [09:26] it is possible to do /window 20 but a little hard still, it thinks it unlikely you want to do a newline without a full stop first [09:31] nigelb: how do I mark bug 586558 as fixed in Maverick? [09:31] Launchpad bug 586558 in dasher (Ubuntu) "dasher crashed with SIGSEGV in Dasher::CDasherModel::DeleteCharacters() (affects: 2) (heat: 121)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/586558 [10:05] AlanBell: nominate for release Maverick and mark it as fix released [10:06] done, thanks [10:07] nigelb: why nominate thats for older releases? [10:07] AlanBell: gah, err, nominate for lucid and maverick and once accepted, mark the maverick one as fixed [10:07] AlanBell: you can just mark it as fixed and comment "Fixed in Maverick" adding a version number will be a bonus [10:07] vish: we want to track the same bug for lucid too [10:08] ok, nominated for both and set back to confirmed [10:08] nigelb: still , it first needs to be marked fixed , the main task is for the devel version ie maverick [10:09] vish: yes, but when you 2 tasks, having one as fixed relased makes sense doesn't it? [10:09] the lucid tasks will be opened later.. [10:09] nigelb: no, but that is how it works. first we mark it fixed , the main task is always > devel release [10:09] current one.. [10:10] vish: Ah, correct. /me kicks self [10:10] today is just not going right [10:10] so it should be fix released? [10:10] and nominated for Lucid? [10:10] AlanBell: yup, the nominate for release we use mainly for SRU [10:10] yup [10:11] ok, done [10:11] don't think I can withdraw the Maverick nomination [10:11] no , you've branded the bug ;p [10:11] AlanBell: don't worry, it will be rejected by the powers that be [10:12] AlanBell: if you want to follow through for a SRU , finding the exact patch that fixed it would help.. usually unknown bug fixes dont make it for an SRU [10:12] Even known bug fixes without someone prodding doesn't make it for SRU [10:14] hmm , but reading the AlanBell's comment , it seems it might not be a SRU candidate.. he mentions a rewrite.. [10:14] vish: I have a feeling it is a bit of an architectural change rather than a patch [10:14] :) [10:14] the function that was crashing no longer exists [10:14] oh, well [10:43] AlanBell: nominations accepted/rejected :) [12:03] great, thanks