[12:11] Hey... === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === emma is now known as em [17:26] does anybody run maverick? I need a test of clementine package to backport. bug 690297 [17:26] Launchpad bug 690297 in maverick-backports "Backport clementine to maverick" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/690297 [17:49] I run maverick, how can I help? [17:50] hakermania: follow with guide on above bug and install clementine from my PPA [18:04] ari-tczew: I can't figure out how to install the PPA :/. I just run 'add-apt-repository ppa:ari-tczew/testing' What about now? [18:05] hakermania: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install clementine [18:05] Ok [18:06] ari-tczew: After testing I'll left my comment to the bug report. Right? [18:07] hakermania: right, but if you have any concerns, please talk to me first [18:07] ari-tczew: Ok ;) [18:11] ari-tczew: It is a Qt app, QtPy? [18:14] hakermania: do you asking whether package is based on python? [18:15] ari-tczew: No, I'm asking whether it is programmed with Qt C++ or QtPy [18:15] :) [18:15] hakermania: dunno, I'm not author [18:15] Oh, OK. [18:15] rather c++ [18:15] hakermania: you can ask on #clementine [18:18] ari-tczew: I noticed a bug on 1)right click on song 2)delete from disk (the file was a text file named something.mp3, to see the behavior of the program to non-music files) 3) Program crashed with output http://paste.ubuntu.com/545691/ [18:19] ari-tczew: Same with real music files [18:22] ari-tczew: Also it seems to be a unicode problem in displaying the lyrics info. However the song have native english lyrics. I cannot understand the reason. It is the 'Sweet Dreams are made of this' of Marilyn Manson (he is a bit psycho, I know) [18:25] hakermania: I must ask upstream [18:25] ari-tczew: What should I do know~? [18:26] hakermania: I'm asking second tester to check deleting files from disk [18:26] ari-tczew: Ok [18:49] hakermania: could you prepare a backtrace for upstream? btw. would be nice if you could join #clementine and help find bugs [18:49] !backtrace | hakermania [18:49] hakermania: To get a backtrace of a failing application please read: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace [18:50] ari-tczew: Yes, I will, but I will may need your help, I've never did a backtrace before. [18:51] hakermania: above link is great, please try first follow with it. if you will have problem, ask here [18:52] ari-tczew: I'm currently reading it. :) [19:00] ari-tczew: 'gdb clementine 2>&1 | tee ~/gdb-clementine.txt' doesn't start clementine. gdb is installed and at the latest version [19:01] ari-tczew: found it. === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:51] tumbleweed: what do you think about the ISC license? [20:57] tumbleweed: "prefix = sys.argv[0].upper().replace('-', '_') + '_'" -> you should strip get the basename of argv[0] [21:02] tumbleweed: can I use your sponsorship template for endorsement? [21:04] bdrung: I've also been a MIT/Expat user, although I tend to just use GPL [21:04] bdrung: oh, good point re basename [21:05] bdrung: I'm glad you are looking at it :) What do you think of the general approach? (I tried to follow devscripts style) [21:05] tumbleweed: confusing :) [21:07] ari-tczew: the script I use is here: lp:~stefanor/ubuntu-dev-tools/sponsor-list It isn't perfect, but it finds me bugs to look at [21:08] tumbleweed: ah, I mean whether can I copy and edit for me your table :) [21:09] ari-tczew: the script generates the table, by mining the changes list archives [21:09] tumbleweed: there should be a way to query the LP API to find out what pacakges were sponsored === korn_ is now known as c_korn [21:09] micahg: unfortunatly there isn't, I started down that path [21:10] the closest I can get is bugs both people are subscribed to [21:10] tumbleweed: the info is certainly in LP [21:11] micahg: yeah, but not queryable over the API (that I could work out) [21:12] another complication is archive-admin-assisted syncs, which this script misses [21:14] tumbleweed: what [21:14] is the command? [22:41] tumbleweed: the quality requirements are raised - new code needs to have unit tests [22:42] tumbleweed: and please document the get_value function. in which order are which values evaluated? (and give an example). [22:43] from low to high: /etc/devscripts.conf, ~/.devscripts, environment variable [22:44] tumbleweed: would you mind releasing config.py under ISC? [22:45] bdrung: scripts get tricky to test, but yes I was considering that. [22:45] I have no problem with ISC [22:45] bdrung: Can I talk you into putting off your testing requirement until New Year's or so? I'm planning to have time to setup a testing infrastructure during my time off [22:45] tumbleweed: this script is easier to test than online requiring tools like sponsor-patch [22:46] bdrung: yeah, the library stuff is testable, the wrapper-scripts less so [22:46] ebroder: yes [22:47] btw, I'm not using environment variables, except through the compat_vars mechanism (copying devscripts style) [22:48] tumbleweed: environment variables should be always supported [22:48] bdrung: ok, that's what I was originally planning, I didn't realise how little devscripts used them [22:49] tumbleweed: the devscript config files should just be another place for storing those environment variables [22:50] ebroder, tumbleweed: delaying the setup of a testing infrastructure doesn't prevent us from thinking about testcases