[00:08] To someone interested in a live online seminar at MySQL? [00:19] yofel: ping [00:20] pong [00:20] yofel: is sudo needed for apport-collect or is this a known issue? [00:21] bug 654898 [00:21] Launchpad bug 654898 in apport (Ubuntu) "apport-collect requires firefox closure (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/654898 [00:21] I was drafting a response, but wanted to make sure I was correct in saying it doesn't need sudo [00:22] actually, I'm not 100% sure, but afaik it shouldn't need sudo [00:23] there are bug reports lately about apport not requesting adming rights when it needs them though, so I'm a bit confused there too as I'm not sure what the expected behaviour is [00:24] one of the problems with sudo (apart from firefox) is the credentials file, if you create it with sudo, you'll always have to use sudo or you can't access launchpad [00:26] yofel: k, we should talk to pitti then, this should be addressed for Natty, if you could respond with whatever you think is appropriate and mention that Firefox should not be run with sudo, that would be good [00:29] will do so tomorrow, it's 1:28 am here, and I won't write bug comments I'm not sure about half asleep [00:29] yofel: k, thanks [01:04] JFo: yo, do not worry aboutbeing rejected to bug-control [01:05] Does anyone have a system set up with Ubuntu installations just for the testing of bugs? [01:07] hggdh ? [01:07] RedSingularity: I have some VMs, but I also have two machines so if I break one it's not too big an issue [01:08] JFo: I just rejected your original application to bug-control [01:08] ah [01:08] JFo: you are already a member, I guess via a team [01:09] just saw your e-mail on the change :) [01:09] penguin42: Thats a great idea! I am going to set up some VM's now. Much better than buying another computer for testing. [01:09] thanks for the heads-up [01:09] jcastro: the deluge has ended, we pretty much cleaned up the backlog on bug-control. [01:09] \o/ [01:09] great job guys [01:09] RedSingularity: Of course it doesn't test everything - like hardware issues [01:09] JFo: please holler if needed ;-) [01:10] penguin42: true [01:10] hggdh: do we stick teams in there now? [01:10] hggdh, looks like I am good [01:10] like sometimes I have to renew people who are developers, etc. [01:10] JFo: Ooh, someone said to check with you about what to do with some kernel bugs [01:11] penguin42, cool [01:11] jcastro: yes, we do -- the team must be restricted (not open entry, like desktop-bugs), and one of the team should be responsible [01:11] ok [01:11] JFo: I believe bugs 628606, 628222, 636679 and 620530 are all bugs that are dupes of 614008 [01:11] Launchpad bug 628606 in linux (Ubuntu) "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 00000008 (affects: 1) (heat: 124)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/628606 [01:11] Launchpad bug 628222 in linux (Ubuntu) "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 0000000000000008 (affects: 1) (heat: 115)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/628222 [01:11] Launchpad bug 636679 in linux (Ubuntu) "[119903.693261] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 00000008 (affects: 1) (heat: 212)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/636679 [01:11] Launchpad bug 620530 in linux (Ubuntu) "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 00000008 (affects: 1) (heat: 85)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/620530 [01:12] JFo: I found the fix to 614008 so am fairly sure they are the same - what's the right thing to do? [01:13] penguin42, I think we need some boilerplate response on how to fix/test that it is fixed and let each reporter get back to us on the fix on their individual hardware. [01:13] it is cumbersome, but until I have an easier way to do it there it is [01:13] JFo: It's not hardware dependent - it was a bug in generic code [01:13] ah [01:13] hmmm [01:13] still, could be affected by differing hardware. We have seen tons of that in the past [01:14] best to err on the safe side [01:14] JFo: Well you could - really, it's not in hardware specific [01:15] I understand, but the policy I am bound to is strict [01:15] odd behavior must get caught before it is a problem. And I must follow the guidelines set forth by my manager [01:15] ok, so what's the right way to do it? [01:15] :) [01:16] there needs to be a comprehensive set of instructions for each of the original reporters to follow to test the fix on their systems [01:16] then each of those bugs needs to have that comment added [01:16] so that the original reporters can get their findings back to us [01:16] JFo: Please try running lshw on an up to date Maverick installation, if it completes then the fix has worked [01:16] in addition to the testing of folks trying to watch those bugs [01:16] penguin42, sounds good to me [01:17] JFo: And then what state to set it to - incomplete? [01:17] yes, please [01:17] pending their response [01:18] * penguin42 has another bunch that I *think* are actuallly due to the original problem that the patch that caused that bug fixed, but I'll check with apw since that was his [01:19] excellent :) [01:21] JFo: The one I just put on 628606 OK ? [01:22] (Most of the bugs were originally filed against lshw, so I'd merged those altogether into 614008 before fixing it - much easier!) [01:23] sounds good to me [01:23] penguin42 ^ [02:30] If I am working on getting info on a bug it is marked "Incomplete" correct? I am asking because the user I am helping keeps marking it as "new" [02:31] eeebotu will be off for 3 minutes due to reboot after security upgrades [02:34] RedSingularity: When questions are answered in a bug report, it is not improper for them to be moved back to 'new' [02:35] mrand: If it is marked as new wont it confuse others because they will think it is not being taken care of? [02:37] RedSingularity: Nope. You could think of it the other way as well: if it was left as incomplete and you stopped answering questions, someone might think it should be expired as unanswered. So the preference is to default to the "new" state. [02:37] 654896 = wishlist? [02:37] Of course, in reality, anyone can see it is active in either situation. [02:37] heh. Actual reboot time for eeebotu: 118 seconds [02:37] hggdh: Could be better, but not bad! [02:38] mrand: well, this is a 8.04 server, not bad at all. [02:38] OH ! indeed! [02:38] and there is the BIOS setup time... which is absolutely out of our control [02:39] unless you have the source code O:-) [02:39] (another server I have takes 3+ minutes on BIOS setup, and ~20 seconds to boot) [02:39] heh. there is that, indeed. [02:40] My company is building a custom machine. It boots to netbsd prompt in 25 seconds, and that is completely unoptimized. [02:40] mrand: Ah so incomplete is used ,literally, when there is info missing? [02:41] RedSingularity: Pretty much [02:42] mrand: Thanks [02:46] I wish... [02:48] I'm going to try Ubuntu here very soon. Only challenge is that it is headless. [02:57] RedSingularity: When a triager is watching the bugs they are working, having it turned back to "New" is an alert to go look at the bug and see if it is ready to be [02:57] placed in "Confirmed" or "Triage" status nwo. [02:58] s/nwo/now [03:02] hggdh: ping? [03:03] akgraner: hggdh will be doing a sesion about "starting bug triage" :D [03:04] (at least he promised he would) [03:04] charlie-tca: What can i mark it as if we find it was an error on the users part? [03:05] If it not ready for status change, change it back to incomplete [03:05] where'd he go? He was around 20 mins back! [03:05] or whatever the previous status was [03:05] nigelb, :-/ - I'll try to get in touch with him tomorrow - if you haven't by then [03:06] charlie-tca: How about "invalid"? [03:06] akgraner: ok :) [03:06] If the user marked it invalid without an explanation, just change it back to what is was [03:07] You are the triager, you get to decide if it should be valid [03:07] nigelb, thanks! [03:07] charlie-tca: So if it is an error on the users part can it be considered "invalid"? [03:08] error as in the bug is not valid? [03:08] Yeah, it is not a bug it is an error on the users end. [03:09] Sometimes a reporter will comment that the issue no longer exists, or was filed by mistake. Yes, those can be invalid [03:09] charlie-tca: Thanks :) [03:09] You are welcome [03:09] I hope it helps [03:09] It does!! [03:10] charlie-tca: I just find it annoying that I change the status and then the user changes it back to something else. [03:11] heh, it is part of trying to help people [03:11] Lol, true [03:11] When you are watching 800 bugs at a time, sometimes it helps and sometimes it hurts [03:16] charlie-tca: How do you imitate the reporters environment? I mean 64 bit or 32 bit or 10.04 or 10.10 Do you have another computer just for testing or do you use a VM? [03:16] I have 3 386 systems for testing, and also use VirtualBox on my 64bit system [03:17] Ahh ok [03:18] I just install whichever version of Ubuntu or Xubuntu I need, and follow their directions to reproduce the issue. I can erase the drives anytime I need to. [03:19] And you can do it with no problem on the VM's? [03:19] Most of the time [03:19] If it is hardware/video specific, you need the actual same hardware. Most issues hardware doesn't matter. [03:20] Ok good because i am going to be using a VM until i get my hands on a spare PC. [03:20] Great! I have been using VirtualBox for 3 or 4 years now. [03:22] That is my preferred virtual machine software as well. I am used to using it over VMWare. [04:09] hello everbody [04:13] does anybody knows how to build a bridge between a host and a virtual machine to simulate a remote conection ssh? [04:14] or can anybody help me doing this for try a bug? [04:16] flipefr: Did you ask this in #ubuntu? There are a lot more users in there now. [04:18] I ask it there [04:18] but nobody aswer me [04:18] flipefr: bug number? [04:19] 654577 [04:19] bug 654577 [04:19] Launchpad bug 654577 in gnome-session (Ubuntu) ""shut down" should at least log out (prohibited by multiple users) (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/654577 [04:19] that's it [04:20] if anybody can try it i would be really thank [04:21] that is true [04:21] grateful [04:21] you tried it? [04:21] It is not allowed to log out for security reasons [04:22] You have two users logged in, one can not restart or shutdown unless they are admin [04:22] Been that way for about 1 year or more now [04:23] I was one of those affected by the opposite, and filed bugs because it did shut down when more than one user was logged in [04:24] so i suppose i can confirmed the bug [04:24] yeah [04:24] ok lots of thanks [04:24] I don't think it will get changed, but you can confirm it [04:24] i was in the birdge of starting mount a virtual machine only or try that [04:25] charlie-tca: bordering on wishlist? [04:25] since it is pretty obviously designed behavior. [04:25] bordering. I suspect since it used to just log you out, even if the second login was running updates, it won't happen to get changed back [04:26] wishlist is good as anything, though. [04:26] wishlist then [04:27] It's really a security issue if you can just shutdown the system when more than one user is logged in. You can shut down in the middle of the updates, and really make a mess of things. [04:30] flipefr: It is easy to make a bridged connection in VBox now. Just go into settings for the machine, go to Network, select Bridged Network in the drop down [04:31] Then select desired host interface from the list at the bottom, it needs to be your physical interface in the host machine [04:32] i see the option [04:33] heh, no more messing with TAP and bridges on the host! [04:34] another thing i would ask you charlie [04:34] apart of the connection [04:34] is about bug [04:35] sure [04:35] once i confirmed the bug who can change the impotance field [04:35] Anyone on bug control [04:35] do you know anyone or i must look one ?? [04:35] Normally, you just ask here and tell us the importance you would like set [04:35] i suppose the importance is wishlist [04:36] as you can see this is my first bug [04:36] so i am lost [04:36] allow me [04:37] You should change it to confirmed first, and comment that is ready. You can use a standard response for that from [04:38] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Triage%20Successful [04:38] All you do is copy the part in the gray box and paste it into comments. [04:39] You click the little pencil in a circle next to "incomplete" and can then change status to "confirmed" [04:39] Then I will go in and finish it [04:40] i've just do it [04:41] i think you can finish it [04:43] Okay [04:43] but i didn't use a standard response at the end [04:44] It is normally better to stay with the standard responses. A lot of time and effort has been put into trying to get them so the reporter accepts the answers and doesn't get frustrated. [04:46] ok [04:46] next time i will use a standard [04:46] done [04:47] Also, you should subscribe to the bugs you work on, if you want to be notified when anything changes, or comments are made to it. [04:48] charlie-tca: What should i mark a bug as that has been ignored for a few months? [04:48] Okay, Thanks for helping with bugs. [04:49] thank you for helping me too [04:49] It depends on whether or not the information is all there. If not, use the "old bugs" response [04:49] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Old%20untouched%20bugs [04:50] That asks for verification that the issue is still valid, if you can not reproduce it. [04:50] Ok, there is no status option to set though? [04:50] If there is enough information, set it to confirmed [04:50] Anytime you ask the reporter for anything, set it to incomplete [04:51] ok, i didn't know there was a list of standard responses [04:51] so i will do next time [04:51] We follow the "learn as you go" process. It works well. [04:51] i love the organization here, if my work would be as documented as this it [04:52] It is very difficult to learn everything about bugs at one time, so we have to try to teach as you do them. [04:52] so thanks again, i think i am leaving [04:53] You are very welcome. Just ask questions here as you need to. Someone will try to answer for you [04:53] ok [04:53] bye [04:53] Good bye [04:54] I have to say goodnight, myself. RedSingularity: Thanks for helping [04:55] Good night buddy. Thanks for your help as well :) [11:04] Hi [11:04] I noticed that there is a package that helps in finding the bug: bughelper but I can not upload it I followed the guide but does not work with the command sudo apt-get install bughelper not find the package through bzr nor could you help me? [11:05] can someone help me install bughelper [11:10] I noticed that there is a package that helps in finding the bug: bughelper but I can not upload it I followed the guide but does not work with the command sudo apt-get install bughelper not find the package through bzr nor could you help me? [11:10] hi [11:10] kaushal: hi [11:11] kaushal:Hello! can you help? [11:11] layn: Please suggest me about http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/506390/ [11:11] ok [11:12] I see this in dmesg of Ubuntu 10.04 desktop [11:18] mmm [11:19] I noticed that there is a package that helps in finding the bug: bughelper but I can not upload it I followed the guide but does not work with the command sudo apt-get install bughelper not find the package through bzr nor could you help me? [11:21] hi [11:30] hello [11:30] this user is not member of bugsquad and he directly gets the membership of 5 day and he send email that he wants to contribute [11:30] so should i suggest him first to join bugsquad team and look for mentor? [11:30] https://launchpad.net/~sujiths80 [11:32] AbhiJit: hey, they assigned a mentor to me :) [11:32] Gigacore, glady to know! who is he? [11:32] AbhiJit: nigelb [11:32] Gigacore, nice!!! :) [11:33] :) [11:34] AbhiJit: and it was assigned by vish [11:35] giacore:I noticed that there is a package that helps in finding the bug: bughelper but I can not upload it I followed the guide but does not work with the command sudo apt-get install bughelper not find the package through bzr nor could you help me? [11:36] layn: are you in lucid or maverick? [11:36] maverick [11:37] !info bughelper [11:37] vish: Package bughelper does not exist in lucid [11:37] layn: its not there since lucid.. [11:37] layn: the package was last uploaded in karmic : https://launchpad.net/bughelper [11:37] try finding it on get-deb? [11:38] layn: you can get the deb and install, but not sure how far it works in lucid.. [11:38] * vish never used it.. [11:38] i have maverick vish [11:38] maverick is the smae.. [11:39] layn: http://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/ubuntu/pool/universe/b/bughelper/ [11:39] same.. [11:39] ok try the search with deb you get to know fasccio [11:39] am not sure about whether it works or not [11:39] i was disconnected! [11:39] wow [11:39] :o [11:40] wow? [11:40] AbhiJit: holly pappadums! ;p [11:40] :o [11:40] Giacore:because I feel you are a grange [11:40] vish, you lost your joke. i dont know what is 'pappadums! ? [11:40] :( [11:41] hey vish, thanks for approving me to bugsquad-mentorship [11:41] Gigacore: np.. thanks for helping out :) [11:41] :) [11:41] layn: grange? btw.. it is Gigacore, not Giacore ;) [11:42] AbhiJit: google is your friend too! ;p [11:42] thanks guys for accepting me as well as the team try always to do my best [11:42] hello layn [11:42] Abhijit: hello [11:43] oh [11:43] its 'papad' i know it. its my favorite. 'udid daal' papad are my favorite! [11:43] :) [11:43] vish, ^^ [11:43] layn, :) [11:44] I like papad too [11:44] * AbhiJit mouth watering! Now going to get luch with papad!!! :) [11:44] :P [11:44] often my job keeps me busy but as soon as I put myself at work [11:45] only 10 brain cells? [11:48] Giacore:The dependence can not be met: python-bughelper [11:49] * vish hands layn a "g" … its Gigacore ;p [11:49] lol [11:49] layn: then you must first install python-bughelper [11:49] you can find that package in the same page [11:49] same dir [11:49] http://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/ubuntu/pool/universe/b/bughelper/ [11:50] install the corresponding version [11:50] yes ok Gigacore sorry [11:50] layn: if you are using xchat for irc, you can tab complete most nick names.. [11:50] most of the irc clients allow that.. [11:52] layn: its not a major issue, but many folks look at irc *only* when their name get highlighted … you might be wondering why you dint get a response if wrong name is used. [11:53] :) [11:53] * AbhiJit watches Malgudy Days while having lunch!!! :P [11:54] AbhiJit: its not lunch at 4:30 pm! in some places its dinner! [11:55] not to miss a bit but I have eyes everywhere here on my terminal did not want to be a lack of respect but I also check the db [12:01] vish, :D [12:03] bughelper exists only to control the bug? [12:05] is there a way to take control of bugs without access to the development platform? [12:07] vish:I can not upload it bughelper maverick in python-bughelper [12:08] whoa!! look at packages available! - http://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/ubuntu/pool/universe/b/ [12:08] layn: i have never used bughelper, so not sure what it does. [12:08] layn: what are you using it for? [12:11] vish:looking for a way to have the bug under control [12:11] vish:perhaps to look for any duplicate [12:12] layn: you can do it using the browser itself, well thats how i do it.. bdmurray might know more about bughelper [12:20] vish:Can you tell me how to identify bugs through the browser? [12:21] layn: i'm confused, identify which bug[s]? [12:22] you check for duplicates [12:22] hmm [12:22] layn: while reporting or while triaging? [12:23] while reporting [12:23] layn: lp already does that for us :) [12:24] Gigacore: hi [12:24] hey nigelb [12:24] layn: when you are filing a new bug, it will show a list of probably dups [12:25] ok [12:25] Gigacore: at work now, perhaps we can chat some time in the evening [12:25] nigelb: yea sure [12:26] In short we must just do the triaging bugs [12:32] vish:In short we must just do the triaging bugs [12:32] ? [12:33] layn: yeah, bugsquad is mostly to do trigaing and help others, but bugreporting anyone can do. [12:34] vish:ah well [12:39] vish:In short I am trying to understand the unction reading the guide and asking, in fact I had seen when you first get a report assessing the bug if it is otherwise actually asked a question to assess if it is not is reported as invalid. Otherwise it is reported as a duplicate if it is appropriate. In case of missing information is requested instead pij incomplete information or otherwise reported as confirmed and tr [12:39] iaged [12:41] vish:sorry but saw that I was accepted into bugsquod trying to be helpful I do not like to stand with folded hands and then try to understand I am very curious [12:41] * vish confused and reads again.. :) [12:41] vish:ok [12:43] vish:by vish then tell me what to do and where I see the bug [12:43] layn: from what i understand.. it looks like you want to help with bug triaging for other's bugs and have a few doubts regarding the wiki? [12:43] layn: did you apply for mentorship program? [14:07] h [14:09] pedro_: hello, lost favourites launcher (UNR) during upgrade to MM bug 654969 thanks [14:09] Launchpad bug 654969 in ubuntu "unr favorites lost on upgrade to maverick (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/654969 [14:10] hello njin :-) [14:10] njin, i've no idea about UNR sorry [14:10] njin, feel free to ask on #ubuntu-desktop though [14:10] guud afternuun peeps [14:10] hi BUGabundo AbhiJit [14:11] hello pedro_ :) [14:11] hey pedro_ [14:17] mornin' BUGabundo [14:18] pedro_: hello again, sorry connection problems, have you read my precedent post ? [14:19] njin, yup [14:19] njin, i've no idea about UNR sorry [14:19] njin, feel free to ask on #ubuntu-desktop though [14:19] njin, ^ [14:19] ok thanks pedro_ [14:19] you're welcome [14:37] kamusin: hey, is there a bug regarding the gwibber icon? omer was mentioned that the icon was cut.. and needs fixing.. or can you ask him to poke me when he is around? [14:37] * vish has a fixed version.. [14:37] i can [14:37] vish, shoud i? [14:38] AbhiJit: sure anyone can.. ;) i asked kamusin since he might know about gwibber [14:38] vish, yah o told omer to cme [14:39] hold me a minute please [14:40] aaaaaaaaand we have om26er !!! :D [14:40] a big aplause!!! [14:40] AbhiJit: that was quick!! thx :) [14:40] vish, :) [14:40] ;) [14:40] hi vish [14:41] om26er: hey, just noticed i have yet installed dropbox on maverick … :s [14:41] om26er: is there a bug? [14:42] * om26er is lost [14:42] om26er: kamusin: hey, is there a bug regarding the gwibber icon? omer was mentioned that the icon was cut.. and needs fixing.. or can you ask him to poke me when he is around? [14:42] s/was// [14:44] * kamusin kamusin is still fighting with facebook authentication :( [14:45] vish, do you mean bug 544959 ? [14:45] Launchpad bug 544959 in gwibber (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "new gwibber icon (proposed) (affects: 5) (heat: 33)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/544959 [14:45] ok got disconnected. I was out of the range of my wifi [14:45] kamusin: not that.. om26er dropped by on -artwork asking about the icon being cut.. [14:46] om26er is the guilty then :) [14:46] vish, you there? [14:46] would anyone be interested in fixing gwibber's icon the right side is a little broken http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=116579 [14:46] kamusin: ^ [14:46] om26er: yup.. [14:50] * vish pins om26er to the channel ! ;p [14:51] * AbhiJit has favicol! [14:51] tootegaa nahi! [14:51] haha! [14:51] vish, now things should be stable ;) [14:51] AbhiJit, lol [14:51] :D === chrisccoulson is now known as nosluoccsirhc === nosluoccsirhc is now known as chrisccoulson [15:06] vish, It seems I was not chatting with AbhiJit and I just got the message from a friend to come to irc (and nothing else) [15:07] * om26er went through irc logs :O [15:07] :/ [15:08] vish, there is no bug for the broken part of gwibber icon. should I report and assign it to you? [15:08] om26er: ah! so we are just telepathically connected! ;) [15:08] om26er: sure.. [15:14] I cant found nothing about that issue too vish [15:15] cant/can't [15:17] thanks vish done :) [15:17] bug 655159 [15:17] Launchpad bug 655159 in gwibber (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "gwibber icon is broken on the right side (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/655159 [15:18] vish, you should assign yourself on the upstream bug (I cant) [15:19] om26er, hi i am new to triaging and i am just wondering what is going on with bug 654587 and what the null project is. I have a different bug with someone having problems opening folders from the places menu. [15:19] Launchpad bug 654587 in nautilus (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "nautilus not launching when clicking Home Documents etc in Places (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/654587 [15:21] algnod, this bug is not a problem in launchpad. so whenever any comment on this bug was made people on the launchpad will get an email so I changed it to null project so that they dont get email. though I think I should have changed it to nautilus upstream [15:22] kamusin, hi [15:22] hey om26er! [15:23] om26er, thanks [15:24] algnod, :) [15:24] kamusin, do you want any help on rhythmbox bugs? [15:25] om26er, I have seen you working on it :), please if you have some free time [15:25] kamusin, I recently subscribed to a few new packages and rhtyhmbox was one of those ;) [15:26] * kamusin hugs om26er super! [15:27] * om26er hugs kamusin back [15:27] could anyone familiar with evolution bugs mentor me? [15:30] KernelBugDay today! let's have some fun... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BugDay [15:31] om26er, what's your question? [15:32] charlie-tca, hggdh i was thinking on not organizing a bug day for this week and rather concentrate on ISO Testing for the final image, what do you guys think? [15:32] kamusin ^ [15:33] pedro_: I think it is a good idea, we will probably have our hands full with last-minute checks and tests [15:34] pedro_: BTW, cleanup almost all done. All that is left is to verify a few BugSquad members, and then the ones that really applied and did not get a response/action [15:34] pedro_, currently there are none but can I ask you about things along the way? [15:34]