/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/05/19/#bzr.txt

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milleja46Can someone help me? I run the commands after setting bazaar up so i can push just to see if it works and i get: "Key 'Bazaar-NG branch, format 5\\n' already registered";Unable to load plugin 'weave_fmt' from 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\bzrlib\\plugins';bzr: ERROR: Don't know how to handle SSH connections. Please set BZR_SSH environment variable." how do i fix it?02:12
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milleja46i set up bzr pagent and everything else and still it reports the no bzr_ssh var error02:15
lifelesshow did you install bzr?02:15
milleja46i used the installer since i'm on windows02:16
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milleja46then installed the rest as well, generated the keys, put the public key in launchpad, ran the commands and ran almost completly fine until i had to push/commit and now it reports those errors listed above02:33
milleja46would a restart help at all with this?02:34
lifelessI don't know :(02:37
lifelessspiv: ^ any ideas?02:37
milleja46anyone?02:58
lifelessmilleja46: I don't use windows at all sorry, I'm very poorly placed to help :(03:00
milleja46lifeless: i can tell, i'm just trying to get my comp ready so i can help out with a project called openlp03:00
milleja46i guess i'll be back in the morning i gotta go to bed i've got school in the morning :(03:01
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pooliehi all08:42
vilahello all !08:46
vilaAnd to start the day with some food for thought, let it be said that I will probably stop to listen to you all because you're biasing my judgement : http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2011/05/following-the-crowd-undermines-its-wisdom.ars08:47
vila:-D08:47
fullermdSo, if I ignore you while you ignore me, we both get smarter in an infinite recursion?08:51
jammorning all08:59
pooliehi jam09:12
jamhi09:12
fullermdHey, neat, selftest actually runs through.  With some apparently spurious errors, but it finishes.10:01
pooliefullermd: on bsd?10:18
fullermdYah.10:18
fullermdStack of "ValueError: filedescriptor out of range in select()10:19
fullermdSpot-checked a few individually, and they ran fine.  So probably just something leaking in the whole run.10:20
LarstiQfullermd: what was happening previously?10:24
fullermdPrevious to what?10:25
LarstiQfullermd: before it got to run through10:25
fullermdOh.  Last time I tried (which was a long time ago; year or so?) a full selftest would never finish.  Deadlock threads partway through.10:26
LarstiQok10:27
poolieaoueaou10:27
poolieoops10:28
fullermdYou forgot 'i' and sometimes 'y'.10:28
Lo-lan-doHi all.  I understand there's a Bazaar sprint going on these days… could a few minutes be set apart to upload a newer bzr-svn to Debian so we can upgrade to 2.4 goodness?10:29
spivLo-lan-do: we just poked jelmer, he'll take a look10:56
Lo-lan-doThanks :-)10:57
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jelmer_hi Lo-lan-do11:07
Lo-lan-doHi jelmer_ :-)11:08
Lo-lan-doI'm seeing a lot of commits in bzr-git too these days, I'm jumping up and down with impatience :-)11:10
jelmer_:)11:13
jelmer_I'm trying to get the whole bzr testsuite to pass against the foreign plugins - that should also help enormously with 'bzr serve --git'11:13
milleja46ok over the past several days after installing everything i should when i went to push i got the follwoing errors: ""Key 'Bazaar-NG branch, format 5\\n' already registered";Unable to load plugin 'weave_fmt' from 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\bzrlib\\plugins';bzr: ERROR: Don't know how to handle SSH connections. Please set BZR_SSH environment variable." how do i fix that?11:13
milleja46(i'm on windows)11:13
milleja46and i get it after running the command "bzr push --use-existing lp:~milleja46/openlp/milleja46"11:16
jelmer_milleja46, hi11:17
milleja46jelmer_: hi11:17
jelmer_milleja46, did you downgrade bzr recently perhaps?11:17
jelmer_milleja46, it looks like you are using a part of the a new bzr with an older version of bzr11:17
milleja46jelmer_: no i have version 2.3 or whatever the latest version is11:17
milleja46should i just try un-installing and reinstalling?11:18
jelmer_milleja46: it seems like you have at least something that comes from a newer version - weave_fmt was added in bzr 2.4 only11:19
milleja46well why does it reference that in 2.3.1?11:20
milleja46(that's the version i have since that was the latest version i saw on site11:21
milleja46well if weave_fmt is only in 2.4 i sure see it in 2.3.1 when i go to the plugins folder under bzrlib in the site-packages folder in lib11:25
jelmer_milleja46, How did you install bzr?11:26
milleja46by going to the site, and downloading the py2.7 installer for bzr 2.3.111:26
LarstiQmgz: I don't know what the policy is on discussing things on a merge proposal11:27
LarstiQmgz: so, pypy -c "import codecs; codecs.lookup('EUC-JP')" gives LookupError: unknown encoding: EUC-J11:28
LarstiQah, but not under pypy-nightly11:28
LarstiQprogress!11:28
milleja46jelmer_: though oddly enough i could do everything else to get it set up just not this for what reason i have no clue11:29
jelmer_milleja46, you could try removing the weave_fmt directory, but I'm still not sure where it could come from11:31
LarstiQjelmer_: though that doesn't seem to be he reason the ssh connection won't work?11:33
LarstiQmilleja46: does http://howto.praqma.net/bazaar/bazaar-on-windows help with setting up ssh?11:33
jelmer_LarstiQ: I hadn't even looked at that yet :) Yeah, it won't help with the ssh issue.11:35
jelmer_Lo-lan-do, a new bzr-svn is planned, with matching debian upload11:35
milleja46funny thing is i have putty set up and my private key linked to it and everything yet it doesn't work like it should.....11:41
LarstiQmilleja46: ok, so why not?11:43
milleja46it just keeps reporting the the bzr_ssh var needs to be set11:43
* LarstiQ nods11:43
LarstiQmilleja46: what does .bzr.log say about this?11:43
LarstiQmilleja46: `bzr version` reports its location11:44
LarstiQmilleja46: "Bazaar log file: /home/larstiq/.bzr.log" in my case, don't know where it will be on Windows, but bzr knows :)11:44
* Lo-lan-do hugs jelmer_ 11:45
milleja46as soon as pastebin loads it i'll paste the link to it so you can see there are quite a bit of errors aparently11:47
LarstiQmilleja46: how's that going?12:01
milleja46not very well i think pastebin is down....12:01
mgzthere are many pastebins, try another one.12:02
LarstiQmilleja46: paste.pocoo.org for example12:02
mgzlarstiq: so, if your remaining os lock unexpected success just a platform detection issue?12:04
mgzor is there actually something incorrect in the locking code?12:05
LarstiQmgz: good question. It works under python, but not under pypy.12:09
* LarstiQ has a look at the test code12:11
LarstiQI so do not like locking code12:13
mgzhm, if you just comment out that check in assertCheckoutStatusOutput, what does the test do?12:15
mgzdoesn't look like a sys.platform issue, but likewise I'd expect *lots* more failures if the locking semantics really were different under pypy12:15
LarstiQunexpected return code, hmm12:18
LarstiQtime to break out pdb12:19
milleja46dang all of thse paste sites are taking a long time to load the page after i click the paste button i'm on the ocoo.org one righ tnow12:19
LarstiQhow big is the thing you're trying to paste?12:20
LarstiQmilleja46: we only need the output of one run12:21
milleja46like 1.96 mb12:23
milleja46but after i enter the captcha it just takes me to a new paste12:30
LarstiQmilleja46: strip that down12:30
LarstiQmilleja46: if you don't want to manually figure out which part to paste, move the file out of the way, do one bzr run so you get the BZR_SSH message, and then paste the file12:32
LarstiQmgz: which at that point should contain less than, say, a 100 lines12:32
LarstiQehm12:32
LarstiQwell know12:32
LarstiQnow12:32
LarstiQmgz: back to you then, it is failing in the L L L case12:33
mgzhm.12:39
LarstiQmgz: specifically, under pypy `bzr info -v lightcheckout` returns info output, while without it complains it couldn't acquire a lock12:41
LarstiQso then retcode = 0 instead of the expected 312:41
LarstiQwhich trips up the self.assertEquals(retcode, result, message='Unexpected return code') in _run_bzr_core()12:42
LarstiQalthough I don't quite get that12:43
* LarstiQ detaches from irc for a while12:45
santagadaLarstiQ, hi12:49
LarstiQsantagada: hey12:51
LarstiQsantagada: how did the run go?12:58
santagadaLarstiQ, not good, just commented on the ticket13:01
santagadahttp://paste.pocoo.org/show/391764/13:01
santagadaand it was using 1.9gb of ram so my machine was unusable13:01
LarstiQsantagada: ouch, that needs to be resolved13:03
mgzso, I've got a branch that may help that side as well13:04
santagadaLarstiQ, I think there is a leak on bzr testsuite because pypy has been used with very big projects without signs of leaking memory13:04
mgzcurrently we keep testcases alive for the whole run13:05
santagadaah13:05
mgzwhich is pypy uses a lot of memory for various things might... getbig13:05
mgzif you try a run on <lp:~gz/bzr/cleanup_testcases_by_collection_613247> which I updated to bzr.dev yesterday, you may have more luck13:05
santagadapypy should be using less memory than cpython unless you were using __slots__ in cpython13:06
mgzit uses more memory for jit13:06
mgzand if we're keeping lots of test methods alive...13:06
spivsantagada: it depends13:06
santagadapython objects are smaller, as if they were all using __slots__13:07
mgzit may not be smart enough to free generated code when it's not needed any more13:07
santagadapypy jit uses some memory, but it is a more or less fixed amount and it does release unused compiled loops13:07
santagadamgz, it does... well there could always be a bug somewhere :)13:07
santagadabut it should be releasing unused memory13:07
santagadaI think there is cases where if you mutate your __dict__ then the objects get as big as cpython ones13:08
LarstiQsantagada: I did a cpython run under memusage.py yesterday, and it got up to 500Mb13:08
santagadabecause it has to actually create a dict for it13:08
LarstiQhttps://codespeak.net/svn/user/arigo/hack/misc/memusage.py13:09
LarstiQthat is13:09
santagadamaybe it is a mixture of a bug/missing feature on pypy that bzr testsuite is using13:09
santagadaLarstiQ, also if you want me to run the tests again I should do it on your branch13:10
LarstiQsantagada: my branch got merged into bzr.dev13:10
santagadaahh13:10
santagadaso lp:bzr should have it right?13:10
santagadaI don't know what bzr.dev is13:11
LarstiQsantagada: yeah, lp:bzr13:11
LarstiQsantagada: sorry, I'm stuck in my terminology13:11
santagadamgz, you are going to land your changes on lp:bzr today? because I can rerun the tests later if you are13:12
LarstiQsantagada: r5893 to be precise13:12
* LarstiQ is going to give mgz's branch a spin13:12
LarstiQif it works, I can actually run the testsuite to completion under pypy13:13
santagadawish I knew why it ran so slowly on my machine13:14
santagadaits a core 2 duo with 4gb ram so it should be faster13:14
LarstiQsantagada: iirc subprocess is slow on pypy, so that would explain why the blackbox tests take long13:15
* LarstiQ is now at 958/1388 blackbox tests in 100 minutes13:15
LarstiQon a 1.5gb ram Atom N27013:15
santagadauhmm that is true13:16
santagadaI don't remember why it is slow13:16
* LarstiQ merges bzr.dev into cleanup_testcases_by_collection_631247 and gives it another go13:20
LarstiQhi abentley13:30
abentleyLarstiQ: Hi.13:31
LarstiQmgz: I'll wait till this run is done before crying victory, but at this point pypy has run 600 blackbox tests in under 10 minutes. That is incredibly much faster than without your branch.13:31
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LarstiQmgz: so, the previous pypy run did 958 blackbox tests in 100 minutes, with your branch it is 1388 in 19. Consider me in favour of merging it.13:43
Lo-lan-doHear, hear.13:44
abentleyIt's nice that we're getting to a place where we can support pypy, but isn't pypy supposed to be fast?13:54
mgzlarstiq: that's great post-lunch news13:54
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mgzabentley: you'd need his numbers for those tests on cpython without extensions compiled for a sane comparison13:57
abentleymgz: Ah, unfair comparison, then.13:58
santagadaand pypy is not very fast in unittests13:58
santagadaI think the biggest advantage for bzr would be startup time in most cases13:58
santagadaand then for long merges the jit would help also13:59
santagadas/long merges/any slow operation that is somewhat cpu bound/14:00
LarstiQabentley: benchmarks to see how pypy without extensions compares with cpython with extensions have yet to be done14:00
santagadabenchmarking before making the tests pass also don't make much sense14:00
santagadaa broken bzr could be easily faster than a working bzr :)14:01
LarstiQsantagada: although it wouldn't hurt to already set the environment up so it can roll when we get there14:02
santagadaLarstiQ, that would be great14:05
jamsantagada, abentley, LarstiQ: And we'd have to rewrite the GroupCompress code to actually do the same thing in pure python14:06
jamat the moment it runs an entirely different algorithm that just generates compatible streams14:06
LarstiQright14:07
santagadawhen everything is working there are many venues to go to get more performance on pypy14:08
spivAlso, we've spent a considerable amount of time and effort tuning bzr for CPython.  So a completely fair comparison would involve doing the same for pypy.14:20
LarstiQif we're lucky pypy will be faster without doing anything, but I'm not holding my breath14:23
pooliejlemer can you answer https://answers.launchpad.net/bzr/+question/15819614:25
LarstiQpoolie: did you manage to find ianc's old homedir btw? https://launchpad.net/bzr-usertest still points to a non-existing link14:33
poolieah ok14:36
poolieLarstiQ: can't you getto https://code.launchpad.net/~bzr/bzr-usertest/trunk ?14:38
pooliei mean can you?14:39
poolieoh, you mean just the link in the description14:39
pooliei'll see about that14:39
LarstiQpoolie: sorry, yes14:39
poolieno you were clear14:40
pooliei thought someone else asked me about access to one of his branches14:40
poolieare you going to run it?14:41
pooliehttp://people.canonical.com/~mbp/ianc-plugins/usertest/doc/14:41
poolieand i updated the page too14:44
LarstiQpoolie: I would like to have a go at benchmarking with pypy, yes14:44
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LarstiQpoolie: thanks!14:46
poolienp, thanks14:50
poolie?14:52
LarstiQabentley: fwiw, doing the same blackbox test run but now with cpython instead of pypy takes 14.5 minutes instead of 1914:52
LarstiQpoolie: hmm?14:52
poolieoh, john was saying "yay" that his delta-update patch is finished14:54
pooliei wonder if we can make usertest draw graphs through R14:54
jampoolie: if someone wants to go through the diff with me, I do realize 1400 lines is a bit long14:54
abentleyLarstiQ: Cool!15:03
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spivvila: lp:~spiv/bzr/import-tariff-test-subprocess-deadlock should fix that deadlock17:25
vilaspiv: thanks17:27
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vilaspiv: ... but no :-/17:27
spivvila: drat17:34
LarstiQmgz: what should be done to get cleanup_testcases_by_collection_613247 moving?17:52
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mgzlarstiq: vila suggested last night that I try and split it up into smaller bits18:08
mgzlarstiq: the main complication is ensuring we don't regress is hard18:11
mgzokay, we're heading off globewards nowish18:11
arnetheduckhi, I'm playing around with the log -m option and was thinking about extending it to also match committer and author(s)19:06
arnetheduckthe other option would be to add another option that only matches committer, one for author etc etc...19:07
arnetheduckdoes anyone have any opinion?19:08
jamarnetheduck: offhand, I think it would be ok to just make -m match it. I don't think you'll get spurious matches19:08
arnetheduckindeed, it seems more simple both to implement and above all for the user19:13
jamarnetheduck: right.19:13
jamthe only question is if it should match the *email* which can cause more spurious matches because of domain names. But I'd probably still say go for it19:13
arnetheduckthe other option I considered was maybe to use some sort of property specifiers to only match a certain field (-m message=xxx or -m committer=abc) and match all fields if none are specified19:15
arnetheduckbut that of course complicates matters...19:15
jamyeah19:16
jamnot worth the mental overhead19:16
arnetheduckin any case, do you think a patch in this direction would be interesting for upstream?19:16
jamyes19:16
arnetheduckalso, I tried looking for an existing bug but the obvious keywords (log, author etc) yield a massive list - does anyone maybe recall seeing a bug for this? (I recall a posting on the bzr mailing list where I lurk =)19:18
jamarnetheduck: I don't know of a specific bug about that.19:32
arnetheduckjam: thanks for the input19:39
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arnetheduckis it normal that the self test takes close to an hour? also, is there any (simple) way of knowing which tests pass through a particular function except guessing by test name?19:45
jamarnetheduck: that is about right. I've seen it go faster on better hardware, and we have "bzr selftest --parallel=fork" if you have multiple cpus20:00
jamLarstiQ, mgz: my attempt at helping you out: https://code.launchpad.net/~jameinel/bzr/2.4-exc-info/+merge/61630 https://code.launchpad.net/~jameinel/bzr/2.4-613247-cleanup-tests/+merge/61636 https://code.launchpad.net/~jameinel/bzr/2.4-613247-test-cases/+merge/6163720:07
jamI'm guessing that isn't the #1 important bits, which is the changes to TestUtil and some of the other helper functions20:07
jambut it was the bits I felt I understood.20:08
jamand it should at least reduce your divergence vs bzr.dev20:08
jamarnetheduck: most tests are grouped by the module they effect, so "bzr selftest -s bt.test_log -s bb.test_log" is going to handle most of the 'test_log' cases20:42
jamthey correspond to "bzrlib/tests/test_log.py" and "bzrlib/tests/blackbox/test_log.py"20:42
jambt => bzrlib.tests bb=>bzrlib.tests.blackbox20:42
LarstiQjam: thanks!21:01
LarstiQjam: and oooh, I didn't realise you could specify -s multiple times21:01
milleja46Ok can someone help me? when i run the push command on windows i get the following error: ""Key 'Bazaar-NG branch, format 5\\n' already registered";Unable to load plugin 'weave_fmt' from 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\bzrlib\\plugins';bzr: ERROR: Don't know how to handle SSH connections. Please set BZR_SSH environment variable."21:21
milleja46and here's the log: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/392030/21:21
LarstiQooh, a log21:28
LarstiQmilleja46: you went offline unexpectedly earlier21:28
milleja46LarstiQ: i didn't randomly go off i had to go to school i'm still a high school junior :P21:28
LarstiQmilleja46: a note would have saved me the line I was typing to you ;P21:29
LarstiQanyway21:29
* LarstiQ looks at the log21:29
milleja46did i mention that i'm using the python 2.7 installer for bzr?21:29
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LarstiQmilleja46: I think so21:30
milleja46LarstiQ: i'd take it there has to be some kind of issue for it to be 1.96 mb in size21:31
LarstiQmilleja46: as I was saying then, we only need the last bit of it21:31
LarstiQmilleja46: it is a debug log all bzr operations write to21:32
LarstiQmilleja46: so posting the entire log is a bit overkill21:32
LarstiQmilleja46: but if you want, you could move it out of the way, run bzr, and upload the new log formed that way with only 1 run21:32
* LarstiQ needs to look up what the regular setup on windows with putty is21:33
milleja46LarstiQ: ok i'll try that just let me close out all my bzr stuff :)21:33
LarstiQmilleja46: for next time, I've got the info I was after now21:33
milleja46LarstiQ: good and sorry about that...ohand the specific command i ran was "bzr push --use-existing lp:~milleja46/openlp/milleja46" if i didn't mention it earlier21:34
LarstiQmilleja46: can you set BZR_SSH=paramiko ?21:34
milleja46LarstiQ: where would i set that and do i have to get paramiko? i don't recall anything called paramiko21:35
LarstiQmilleja46: paramiko should be bundled with the installer21:35
milleja46ahh21:35
LarstiQmilleja46: hmm, iirc there is an environment variable setting in System somewhere21:36
LarstiQmilleja46: or to test, on a commadline, 'set BZR_SSH=paramiko' I think21:36
LarstiQand then run bzr21:36
milleja46bzr: ERROR: Unrecognised value for BZR_SSH environment variable: paramiko21:37
LarstiQreally, hrmf21:37
milleja46LarstiQ: so i guess i need to figure out why paramiko isn't known21:37
LarstiQmilleja46: try BZR_SSH=plink?21:39
milleja46ok next error: bzr: ERROR: Unable to connect to SSH host bazaar.launchpad.net; [Error 2] The sy21:39
milleja46stem cannot find the file specified21:39
milleja46i've got the keypair and gave launchpad the public one and have both saved on my system21:40
milleja46LarstiQ: would i happen to possibly be missing the private one being set somewhere?21:41
milleja46i've got putty on my computer21:42
milleja46as well as that pagent stuff21:42
LarstiQmilleja46: can you paste the traceback corresponding to that bazaar.launchpad.net error?21:43
milleja46LarstiQ: yea hold on21:43
LarstiQit _sounds_ like a dns problem21:43
milleja46http://paste.pocoo.org/show/392050/21:44
LarstiQright21:46
LarstiQmilleja46: does ping bazaar.launchpad.net work?21:46
milleja46yes21:47
LarstiQhmm21:47
LarstiQmilleja46: how about, 'plink bazaar.launchpad.net' ?21:48
milleja46LarstiQ: umm, how would i do that one?21:49
LarstiQmilleja46: from commandline too21:50
* LarstiQ is looking at http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.58/htmldoc/Chapter7.html21:50
milleja46ahh now that i added it to the path variable it works...but i get this error after giving it my login as stuff: FATAL ERROR: Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available21:54
LarstiQmilleja46: that sounds like it isn't trying your key21:54
milleja46maybe this is why i opened up the keys Pagent knows and there is nothing on the list21:56
LarstiQmilleja46: that would not help, no :)21:56
milleja46LarstiQ: well i add the key then it says: "No shells on this server"21:57
milleja46when i re-run the plink command on bazaar.launchpad.net21:58
milleja46i mean21:58
LarstiQmilleja46: that's good!21:59
LarstiQmilleja46: now try bzr again21:59
LarstiQmilleja46: (bazaar.launchpad.net doesn't let you log in to a shell, but trying to is useful to see if keys etc are all set up)22:00
milleja46LarstiQ:well so close->"Key 'Bazaar-NG branch, format 5\\n' already registered";Unable to load plugin 'weave_fmt' from 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\bzrlib\\plugins';Using default stacking branch /+branch-id/40441 at lp-85209680:///~milleja46/openlp;bzr: ERROR: KnitPackRepository('lp-85209680:///+branch-id/40441/.bzr/repository')is not compatible with CHKInventoryRepository('lp-85209680:///~milleja46/openlp/milleja46/.bzr/repos22:01
LarstiQaha22:01
milleja46http://paste.pocoo.org/show/392060/22:03
LarstiQmilleja46: you're not pasting the relevant things, but in this case I know what is going on22:04
LarstiQmilleja46: so, the problem is that your branch is in a newer, unfortunately incompatible format22:04
milleja46well it's the last bit of what pops up after sending it22:04
milleja46LarstiQ: just ran it again it's working i think!22:04
LarstiQreally?22:04
milleja46it looks like there's some transfer rates popping up on screen22:05
* LarstiQ wouldn't expect that to work with either 1) lp:openlp being upgraded 2) not stacking on it22:05
LarstiQmilleja46: you'll note that in the the log it also mentions what command you ran22:05
milleja46LartsiQ: well i haven't updated my branch in a few days...22:06
LarstiQand above that a timestamp22:06
mwhudsonspiv: btw, i get an email every day with the list of bzrlib docstrings that aren't valid reST :)22:06
LarstiQmilleja46: for example, 0.585  bzr arguments: [u'info', u'lp:~milleja46/openlp/milleja46']22:06
mwhudsoni guess that should be 'got' now22:06
milleja46this is what i see:   6690kB    34kB/s \ Fetching revisions:Inserting stream:Estimate 38703/6855622:07
LarstiQmilleja46: so everything from the timestamp (Thu 2011-05-19 23:03:20 +0200 in that case) to the next blank line; timestamp is the relevant bit22:07
LarstiQmilleja46: on a push?22:08
milleja46LarstiQ: yea22:08
LarstiQmilleja46: ok, let's wait and see then :)22:08
milleja46yea this is gonna take awhile the branch is 24.6 mb22:09
milleja46and i've really and truly made no revisions yet22:10
LarstiQmilleja46: ah, that sounds like it fell back to not using stacking then22:17
LarstiQmilleja46: maybe you should ask the openlp people to upgrade lp:openlp22:17
milleja46LarstiQ: what do you mean upgrade it?22:18
LarstiQmilleja46: `bzr upgrade lp:openlp` should do the trick, with any bzr 2.0 or higher22:19
* LarstiQ goes to sleep22:29
* milleja46 hopes this works22:30
* milleja464 almost had it...then lost connection.....23:16
=== milleja464 is now known as milleja46
milleja46LarstiQ: thanks it finally worked, now just to start learning some PyQt and hopefully i can make a change that i need to soon23:56

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