=== r0bby is now known as robbyoconnor [01:12] hi guys [01:12] what causes bzr to core? [01:13] when branching from lp:project I'm seeing a core dump on someone elses machine [01:15] but branching from bzr+ssh://... was ok [01:15] so perhaps it is just the xmlrpc launchpad lookup [01:15] but I'm at a bit of a loss [01:22] Betcha curl could do it. [01:22] But does anybody still use curl...? [01:25] how would I tell? [01:26] it appears to have just started in the last hour [01:26] and not much has changed [01:26] it is very weird [01:29] Erm. .bzr.log should say. Anyway, it's just a shot in the dark. You're probably not using curl. [01:29] I'm not sure if it's even enabled at all anymore... [01:43] Actually, I think it's still the default if present. [01:44] Not for HTTPS, though, right? [01:44] For any HTTP. [01:44] Well, maybe vila made it do HTPPS instead ;> [01:44] @_@ [02:01] bzr.log says absolutely nothing helpful [02:31] fullermd: how do I tell if he has curl installed? [02:31] bzr.log should say what HTTP implementation is being used. === orospakr` is now known as orospakr [04:23] thumper: coring? really? - often curl, sometimes we have bugs in our C extensions. [04:23] lifeless: yeah Seg fault [04:23] for the former, if pycurl can be imported, it will be used (on http) [04:23] well... there is no core file [04:23] just a seg fault [04:23] for the latter, remove the .so files for bzr [04:23] [these are workaround] [04:24] you can run under gdb or valgrind to find out the actual segfault details and file a bug [04:24] it was in ssh connections [04:24] could be pycrypto I guess [04:24] gdb is probably the best bet [11:26] i'd like to perform a histedit operation, either stripping tip or doing something quilty to tip [12:04] timeless_mbp: see 'bzr uncommit', or the bzr-rewrite plugin, or the bzr-loom plugin, or the bzr-pipelines plugin, or even the bzr-fastimport plugin (it has options for filtering the fastimport/export dumps). [12:04] * spiv -> zzz [12:23] thanks === ambv_ is now known as ambv [16:19] hey guys [16:20] is there a way to find out how many commits some1 made [16:20] ? [16:20] use ohloh.net ;-) [16:20] (it kinda depends on what you mean) [16:20] i mean code commits [16:20] if someone commits as -u "jo@shmo" and -u "jane@doe" [16:20] or "j@doe" [16:21] do you want to count them as the same person? :) [16:21] seiflotfy_: bzr stats (from bzr lp:bzr-stats plugin) [16:21] the plugin use some tricks to recognize synonyms, not perfect but quite good [16:22] generally for open source stuff, letting ohloh do your counting is a better choice [16:22] nah [16:22] i just want for one account [16:22] in DVCS you also have serious issues w/ branch commits [16:23] for that, i'd just use bzr log --authors=... [16:23] but i'm a lazy hacker :) [16:23] i want to know for a launchpad account [16:23] on just one bzr repo or in the lp: world? :) [16:25] one repo === Meths_ is now known as Meths [16:27] well, ohloh is telling me that the next update will join two users, but it's doing so for... 4 ? 6 months ? [16:27] from which I can of deduce that there have been no update since then ? [16:27] timeless_mbp, is there a way to list the different contributors to a branch [16:27] and when they contributed [16:27] or that the user joining is broken [16:28] seiflotfy_: bzr-stats is a pretty small plugin the option you're asking for doesn't exist (AFAIK) but shouldn't be hard to implement either [16:32] ok [16:32] got it [16:32] how cna i use it [16:32] i installed [16:32] but cant use it [16:55] I can tell you how to use it but people will say I'm talking to myself again... [17:05] :) === Guest35900 is now known as jelmer [19:35] hey [19:39] is there any way to check out only part of a branch into a particular location? [19:40] eg I have app/static and app/scripts - they need to be in separate locations on my live webserver, but I want to be able to commit both of them atomically on my local dev machine [19:47] easiest way is to have your web server do the mapping [20:14] or symlinks [20:28] djanko: 'views' [20:28] djanko: will do that for you [21:05] thx! [21:35] Good morning. [21:36] hi Spiv :-) [21:40] spiv: the fetch primitives improvements... will you be fixing up loom to use it? [21:58] hi spiv! [21:58] gosh, it's early :) [21:58] are you feeling better? [21:59] lifeless: probably easy to do when they're ready, give me a prod if I forget about updating loom! [21:59] Yes, finally. [22:00] Was still a little bit off yesterday even, but appears back to normal in time for Monday morning :) [22:15] mornin every1 :) [22:48] hi there peitschie === frakturfreak is now known as frakturfreak|AKF [23:36] hiya poolie