[03:33] hello [03:33] Could anyone help me with Spidermonder? [03:33] *SpiderMonkey [03:34] van7hu: what does that have to do with launchpad? [03:34] SpiderMokey-bin in launchpad [03:34] van7hu: that's probably a project [03:34] owned by someone else [03:34] not by launchpad [03:35] okay [03:35] * micahg remembers maxb added smjs to launchpad, but doesn't have more details [03:36] https://launchpad.net/mozjs [03:37] van7hu: what about it? [03:41] I want to have it to develop embedded javascript application, but not sure, if it's the right one that I need [03:44] van7hu: this channel is for help with launchpad, you might want #ubuntu-app-devel === Naresh``` is now known as Naresh === doko__ is now known as doko === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:02] There is a gap in the revisions shown on https://code.launchpad.net/~divmod-dev/divmod.org/trunk :/ [14:05] hi! I'm trying to set up a build recipe. I have my recipe, and try building it locally, but get the error: bzr: ERROR: No such tag: upstream-0.1y phase:adding file 10/12 [14:05] I have no idea what this means, can anyone offer any suggestions? [14:06] you can see the recipe at the bottom of https://code.launchpad.net/~pefarrell/+recipe/libadjoint-daily-fluidity === yofel_ is now known as yofel === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [20:51] dh_installexamples is converting and delivering my /usr/share/doc/example files >1kb as gz. Am I expected to run a postinst to unzip them? i am using dh_installexamples in a manual Makefile ... I wonder if that is the problem [20:54] no, modifying files installed like that in a postinst would be considered very wrong [20:56] is there a reason they cannot remain gzipped? [20:57] well I expect the the users to use the examples easily .. not have to do some post install process [20:57] either they are delivered unzipped or the poor user has to do the "postinst" manually [20:58] i guess it is not expected to deliver examples zipped and there is nothing documented about dh_installexamples doing this [21:04] debian policy mandates it [21:04] html and css is exempted [21:05] this is not convenient for consumers [21:10] man dh_compress has the info [21:20] examples are things your users refer to occasionally [21:22] having them compressed is simply making responsible use of your users' disk [21:28] SteveExodus: 'less' transparently uncompresses .gz files [21:28] if you expect a user to find things in /usr/share/examples, i think you can expect them to know about less [21:32] the examples are .py and .pl and I expect people to run them directly [21:32] ah, that's a bit grottier [21:32] the space occupied is trivial so there is no advantage to delivering as .gz [21:36] it is important to me not to get in the way of people using the examples .. i could force dh_compress not compress the files using its -x option but I would prefer a proper solution and one that doesnt impose a imo pointless barrier between the user-programmers and the examples