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bjsnider | i'm getting stuck uploading the last 1k of a source package | 02:01 |
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Exbte | Launchpad is publishing email addresses to Google | 02:25 |
mwhudson | Exbte: where | 02:26 |
Exbte | https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ | 02:26 |
mwhudson | that's not launchpad | 02:26 |
Exbte | everything on launchpad is archived there | 02:26 |
Exbte | along with email addresses | 02:27 |
Exbte | I've never posted to a mailing list yet | 02:27 |
Exbte | I've never posted to a mailing list* | 02:27 |
mwhudson | er, the launchpad mailing lists aren't there | 02:27 |
mwhudson | (the ones hosted on launchpad i mean, some of the lists there are launchpad-related) | 02:28 |
Exbte | Well a Google search for my email returns launchpad entries I made, my email address+launchpad username | 02:28 |
mwhudson | got a link? you can privmsg it to me if you don't want to paste it publically? | 02:30 |
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mok0 | I am considering creating an LP project, that tracks the developers svn distribution on Google code. Merely as a convenient way to work with it, so I can use a bzr branch to work on the packaging. Does someone have an example of a project that functions in a similar way? | 09:21 |
mok0 | (I know there are lots, just need a specific example) | 09:22 |
bigjools | I know that mythtv does that but they just switched to git | 09:23 |
mok0 | bigjools: thanks I'll check it out | 09:26 |
mok0 | (I also prefer git as a DVCS, but LP is really a useful tool for a project. Now if LP used git... *pinch arm* :)) | 09:27 |
maxb | half of my related projects are ones I've registered just to have a vcs-import :-) | 09:29 |
mok0 | maxb, examples? | 09:29 |
mok0 | maxb: I'd like to spy on what you've done :-) | 09:30 |
mok0 | Mostly I need inspiration on how to write a proper project description | 09:30 |
maxb | I leave them blank or copy text from the project's upstream homepage | 09:30 |
mok0 | maxb, thanks for your input | 09:33 |
mok0 | how long does it take for LP to import the project? | 09:53 |
bigjools | I've seen git, and it made me itch | 10:05 |
mok0 | bigjools: in a good or a bad way? | 10:05 |
bigjools | in an STD kind of way | 10:05 |
mok0 | heh | 10:05 |
* Tak agree | 10:05 | |
bigjools | I don't know how long project import takes, mrevell? | 10:06 |
mok0 | It just says "This branch has not been imported yet" and I am unsure if I need to do more, or just wait | 10:07 |
mrevell | Importing a git branch? I think we run the imports once an hour or so | 10:07 |
mrevell | mok0, Do you have a link to the branch overview page? | 10:07 |
mok0 | mrevell: it's an svn module from google code | 10:07 |
mok0 | mrevell https://code.launchpad.net/coot | 10:07 |
mrevell | mok0, Leave it an hour or two and it the import should begin, I believe. | 10:08 |
mok0 | mrevell: great thanks! | 10:08 |
mrevell | mok0, Ping if you have no luck. | 10:09 |
mok0 | mrevell: will do | 10:09 |
mok0 | It's not obvious to me how to register the Google code bug tracker | 10:12 |
mok0 | Ah | 10:14 |
soren | mok0, mrevell: Git imports start almost immediately. The one for https://code.launchpad.net/coot already ran once (32 minutes ago according to https://code.launchpad.net/~mok0/coot/trunk). | 10:16 |
soren | ...and failed. | 10:16 |
soren | mok0: It looks a bit odd that it's a git import, but the URL has "svn" in it. | 10:17 |
soren | mok0: Is that accurate? | 10:17 |
mok0 | soren: yes | 10:17 |
mok0 | I don't get it | 10:17 |
mrevell | Thanks soren | 10:17 |
mrevell | jelmer, are you able to help? | 10:17 |
soren | mok0: What makes you think it's git? http://code.google.com/p/coot/source/checkout only mentions svn. | 10:17 |
mok0 | soren, I didn't configure anything, just gave it the URI | 10:18 |
soren | mok0: One of the things you choose on the vcs import page is the revision control system. | 10:18 |
mok0 | I believe I did tell it somewhere that it is an svn module | 10:18 |
soren | mok0: You can't skip it :) | 10:18 |
mok0 | soren: indeed | 10:18 |
soren | mok0: This is likely your problem. You accidentally chose git. | 10:19 |
mok0 | Hm /me is puzzled | 10:19 |
soren | mok0: I'd just remove that import again and create a new one, making sure to choose svn. | 10:19 |
glen | does launchpad ticket system have irc bot? one that could spam my irc #channel about new tickets? | 10:19 |
soren | Mind you, svn imports need to be reviewed before they start, so it may take a while. | 10:19 |
soren | glen: no | 10:19 |
glen | soren: but any script i could use? | 10:20 |
soren | glen: Ubottu (the Ubuntu IRC bot) does it quite well. The code is here: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bots/ubuntu-bots/devel | 10:20 |
mok0 | Is there a way to put bold text in the description? HTML tags are just quoted | 10:24 |
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mok0 | soren, svn imports reviewed, by a human? | 10:33 |
soren | mok0: Yes. | 10:34 |
mok0 | soren, is there a technical reason for that, or what gives? | 10:34 |
mok0 | (just curious) | 10:34 |
soren | mok0: 15:01 < jelmer> tumbleweed, soren: with svn some users register the root of the repository rather than a separate directory/branch which can result in huge load and disk usage on the importers and heavy network load on the repository | 10:34 |
mok0 | ah, of course | 10:35 |
mok0 | soren, it is not obvious that you need to give the URL of the module. In the subversion way, you'd pass the base URL + a module name | 10:35 |
mok0 | (AFAIR) | 10:36 |
wgrant | That's CVS. | 10:36 |
wgrant | SVN is a single URL. | 10:36 |
mok0 | wgrant: you are probably right. It's been a while since I last used svn | 10:36 |
* mok0 shakes head in the hope the loose pieces fall into place... | 10:37 | |
jelmer | we have some code in bzr-svn that should be able to tell with reasonable certainty that the specified path refers to a branch and not to e.g. a repository root | 10:37 |
jelmer | that code still needs to be hooked up with the new imports page | 10:37 |
jelmer | s/with/to/ | 10:37 |
mok0 | jelmer: that would be a nice improvement | 10:38 |
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mok0 | jelmer, thanks for approving, looks like it's importing now | 11:00 |
geser | is it possible to derive from bug importance a rough estimate when it might get fixed? so I can judge better if I should wait for the fix (e.g. if it will get fixed within a few weeks) or work-around it somehow (if it takes longer) | 12:33 |
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deryck | geser: it's hard to judge from importance when a bug will be fixed. | 12:53 |
deryck | geser: do you mean across all projects on Launchpad, or just for launchpad's own bugs? | 12:53 |
geser | deryck: for Launchpad's own bugs, more precisely: bug 690356 | 12:54 |
ubot5 | Launchpad bug 690356 in Soyuz "The "xubuntu" packageset is missing in the lp.packagesets collection (LP API)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/690356 | 12:54 |
deryck | geser: so bigjools could probably speak to that bug particularly, but generally, given how many bugs are open against Launchpad, low bugs can go a long time before being fixed. unless a dev is working in that area of the code. | 12:55 |
bigjools | geser: unless it's obviously a large impact bug it gets a low priority | 12:55 |
bigjools | geser: you could talk nicely to wgrant or StevenK and they might fix it for you this week :) | 12:56 |
geser | thanks, will try it | 12:56 |
bigjools | or you could fix it! | 12:57 |
wgrant | I will probably get to it this week or next if you don't. | 12:57 |
wgrant | But I would strongly encourage you to try. | 12:57 |
geser | I planned to start looking at LP code but didn't find time for it in the last months. This would be a good opportunity. | 12:58 |
wgrant | It's a rather nice trivial bug to start with. | 12:59 |
geser | I guess I need a lucid VM to run the launchpad code in it to be able to test a fix, right? | 13:00 |
wgrant | It runs fine on Maverick too. I haven't tested Natty. | 13:00 |
wgrant | But most of the developers run it on Maverick. | 13:00 |
geser | ok, then a maverick VM | 13:01 |
geser | is it suggest to use a VM or do most devs run it on the "normal" system? | 13:01 |
wgrant | A VM is easy and clean. | 13:02 |
wgrant | I normally run it on my real system, though. | 13:02 |
wgrant | Hard to say. | 13:03 |
wgrant | Either way works. | 13:03 |
geser | I give it a try on my natty system and switch to a maverick VM if that fails | 13:04 |
wgrant | Sounds like a plan. | 13:05 |
wgrant | 'night all. | 13:08 |
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CarlFK | http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/software-properties/natty/annotate/head%3A/debian/changelog | 15:40 |
CarlFK | why is "for" hilighted? | 15:40 |
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tsimpson | probably using python highlighting for some reason | 15:41 |
CarlFK | and "use", "80", "and", " gtkbuilder" and a few other | 15:41 |
CarlFK | tsimpson: that was my guess. | 15:41 |
benji | CarlFK: looks like syntax highlighting gone awry | 15:41 |
CarlFK | weird: <span class="pyg-sr">/software-properties/g</span><span class="pyg-n">tkbuilder</span> | 15:42 |
CarlFK | I wonder why it chopped the g from gtkbuilder | 15:43 |
CarlFK | it is having a nervous breakdown | 15:43 |
benji | some crazy hungarian notation flashbacks? | 15:44 |
tsimpson | maybe because /.../g is regex | 15:44 |
tsimpson | g, i, and x would do the same iirc | 15:44 |
CarlFK | hungarian... wow, I remember that. and I remember thinking I would not be able to live without it. | 15:45 |
CarlFK | I know some python, and I don't think | 15:47 |
CarlFK | yeah, I don't think any more.. lets try that again.. | 15:47 |
CarlFK | I know some python, and I don't think "last" or "new" are keywords | 15:48 |
tsimpson | maybe it's perl | 15:48 |
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bjsnider | i'm being stopped from uploading any orig tarball to any ppa. it always freezes at the last 1k | 20:22 |
bjsnider | i've tried upload.ubuntu.com as well | 20:23 |
radii | hi, I can't create a new account on launchpad.net for my primary email address because apparently my email somehow got associated with a throwaway account i created years ago. | 20:27 |
radii | so when I try to "create a new account", LP sends the throwaway account an email saying "Launchpad Login Service: Warning We've received a request to create a new account with your email address." | 20:28 |
radii | if I log into the throwaway account, I can't find the relevant email address mentioned anywhere in the UI. | 20:29 |
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mwhudson | why does https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+package/u-boot-linaro-omap3-beagle have three links to the same published version? | 20:46 |
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CarlFK | radii: there has to be an option to change email.. I am looking for it | 21:48 |
CarlFK | im just a user, so don't take my word for anything | 21:48 |
radii | CarlFK: thanks :) | 21:49 |
CarlFK | https://login.launchpad.net "Manage email addresses" -> https://login.launchpad.net/+emails | 21:49 |
CarlFK | "Enter your email address, and we will send you instructions on how to verify it." oh oh. | 21:50 |
CarlFK | oh, maybe it will send to the new addres | 21:50 |
CarlFK | either way, that's all I got | 21:50 |
radii | CarlFK: awesome, yes the offending email was listed there | 21:51 |
CarlFK | woot! i'm helping! | 21:51 |
radii | I logged in to the old account and removed the "unverified" address | 21:51 |
radii | now opefully I can create a new account using the correct address | 21:51 |
radii | sweet | 21:51 |
radii | but first I ahve to go to 3 meetings for $REALJOB :( | 21:51 |
radii | thanks CarlFK | 21:52 |
CarlFK | good luck with the j o b. | 21:53 |
AJenbo | Hi i haven't been able to use BZR to get any projects for months now | 22:56 |
AJenbo | last time i was told to wait a bit till some bug was fixed, i that can't be the issue here | 22:56 |
AJenbo | Permission denied (publickey). | 22:56 |
AJenbo | bzr: ERROR: Connection closed: Unexpected end of message. | 22:57 |
AJenbo | bzr branch lp:~dpm/ubuntu-translations/ul10n-stats | 22:57 |
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mwhudson | that suggests your local ssh key setup isn't right | 22:59 |
AJenbo | mwhudson, that my ssh key isn't uploaded to my lp account? | 23:01 |
mwhudson | that's one possible reason, yeah | 23:01 |
AJenbo | ok seams to work now, thanks | 23:05 |
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