=== wgrant changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contact: - | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad === aminpy is now known as aminpy|lunch === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === aminpy|lunch is now known as aminpy === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [11:21] Morning [11:22] I recently gotten a request to have over 2 branches to a dev group [11:22] but i can't seem to find the right button to transfer them [11:22] Where should I look ? === DNS777` is now known as DNS777 [12:56] hello! === DNS777 is now known as DNS777` === DNS777` is now known as DNS777 [17:13] is there a way to build binaries for multiple distros without uploading the sources multiple times with a different version number each time? [17:14] i tried copying the packages with the option to rebuild them, but it complains that binaries with the same version already exist in the archive (how could it possibly be otherwise??) [17:15] do you absolutely need to rebuild the binaries for each distro? [17:15] i mean, depending on what you're packaging... [17:16] sometimes you dont need to rebuild for each distro [17:43] how do I change my password on launchpad? [17:43] and will that automatically be used for login.ubuntu.com as well? [17:47] wow... I found a link at the bottom of https://launchpad.net/~joerlend.schinstad/+edit, pointing to https://launchpad.net/launchpad/+faq/51, which tells me that I can change it on http://login.launchpad.net... That's not user friendly :) [18:18] hi guys [18:19] anyone here use launchpad? :) [18:19] i am looking around at what you can do with it.. [18:19] i was wondering, does launchpad have any sort of "social features" either in place or planned in the future? [18:20] everyone here uses launchpad :P [18:20] :) [18:20] its not designed to be a social gathering place [18:20] its designed for project management of opensource projects for Ubuntu and other things. [18:21] note i'm not lp staff, so i can't accurately answer your question [18:21] what i mean is easy branching, merging, and interacting with other developers [18:21] but i do doubt social features will exist [18:21] branching and merging are done with BZR [18:21] Bazaar* [18:21] stuff like what eg bitbucket supports [18:21] which is pretty straightforward if you read its docs [18:21] wth is bitbucket? [18:21] it's something like launchpad or github but for hg [18:22] i don't mean things like say posting on people's walls or poking etc :) [18:22] or friends lists :) [20:54] hey guys [20:54] can i make my branch private somehow? [20:54] or do i need to ask an admin? [20:54] you need to have a commercial subscription [20:56] and then ask an admin? right? [20:56] nigelb: out of curiosity, whats a commercial subscription to launchpad? [20:57] TheEvilPhoenix: https://launchpad.net/+tour/join-launchpad#commercial [21:35] quit [22:04] hmm, i tried using launchpad for what i wanted but i was fairly disappointed. i have written down my user story in an article. is there any place i could submit it for the team to parse and hopefully improve on some of the points? [22:06] At this point, the real Launchpad developers haven't probably started their day yet. You could always send a mail to launchpad-dev team's mailing list. [22:07] Or, you could wait for some time and talk to someone from the team. [22:07] ^ [22:13] cheater: hi [22:13] cheater: sending an email to the launchpad-dev or launchpad-users list is indeed probably the best way to submit it [22:18] cool, thanks a lot for the info [22:18] let me try the mailing list [22:19] i was mostly thinking of switching over from bitbucket but decided to stay because of numerous issues... to the team some may be more important than others [22:19] cheater: it should be interesting to hear what you liked and didn't like [22:27] it was a bit of a rocky ride for me [22:28] here is the write-up jelmer http://cheater.posterous.com/launchpad-not-an-alternative-for-bitbucket [22:29] there's probably some (a lot of) confusion in there but it's supposed to serve as a visualization of my first contact with lp [22:29] not as a fully weighed out description of what is possible with launchpad === TheEvilPhoenix is now known as to === to is now known as TheEvilPhoenix [22:54] cheater: thanks [23:00] lifeless, thanks for reading [23:01] btw how do i post to the launchpad-dev mailing list? do i join the launchpad-dev team and then post to the email address displayed or do i need to do anything else? [23:07] cant ya just email the list? [23:08] TheEvilPhoenix, cheater: Any registered Launchpad user can email the list, but the first post will often be moderated. [23:08] yup [23:09] cheater: join the team and lp will prompt you if yo uwant to be subscribed or not (launchpad.net/~/+editemail will let you edit your subscriptions) [23:09] great! thanks! [23:54] anyone here super-experienced with bzr who can answer a quesiton? [23:54] got a question about updating a local copy of a bzr repo [23:58] TheEvilPhoenix: ask away, perhaps somebody can help [23:58] TheEvilPhoenix: I'd suggest just asking the question and waiting; if anyone can answer, they probably will :) [23:58] nevermind [23:58] already got the answer [23:58] looked in the bzr manpage [23:58] :p [23:58] Ah, documentation!