[00:09] hi all [00:10] can someone help me understand why https://code.launchpad.net/~mbp/launchpad/612171-diff-generation-spam/+merge/79244 is out of date? [00:10] because i pulled from trunk a bit earlier than lp did? [00:10] s/did/scanned it [00:10] no, nm [00:10] because i set the wrong target [02:31] err how many packages can you copy using +copy-packages at once without it timing out? [02:31] mwhudson: Somewhat between 0 and infinity. [02:31] Probably on the lower end. [02:31] Occasionally 0, for stuff like linux. [02:31] wgrant: yeah, i'm definitely failing at substantially less than infinity [02:32] I've done 10 packages for small stuff. [02:32] It's better than it used to be, but I'm the only one who has tried to optimise it and I'm on a feature squad now :( [02:32] It's my main priority once I get back onto maintenance, though. [02:32] what's the measure of 'size' here? [02:32] number of sources + number of binaries, mainly. [02:32] ah ok [02:32] + number of matching sources in the target archive [02:33] If any of them exist already in the target archive, it gets very expensive. [02:33] i'm copying from lucid to oneiric in a ppa [02:33] so yeah, they all exist in the target archive [02:33] Yeah, that invokes extra consistency checks. [02:33] \o/ [02:36] er [02:37] why do i get things like [02:37] python-versiontools-mercurial 1.8-0ubuntu0~lava1 in oneiric amd64 [02:37] python-versiontools-mercurial 1.8-0ubuntu0~lava1 in oneiric armel [02:37] python-versiontools-mercurial 1.8-0ubuntu0~lava1 in oneiric i386 [02:37] python-versiontools-mercurial 1.8-0ubuntu0~lava1 in oneiric powerpc [02:37] when i copy an arch: all package? [02:37] It's architecture-independent. [02:37] So it's published on all architectures. [02:37] oh right, publications [02:37] It lists the copied publications. [02:37] makes sense [02:37] Not releases. [02:37] Right. [02:37] A little confusing! [02:38] this is fairly boring [03:09] wgrant: btw, the number between 0 and infinity appears to be "2" [03:10] mwhudson: Heh. [03:15] mwhudson: For the particular archives you picked -- it can vary wildly [03:15] ok [03:15] (Sadly) [03:15] i managed to copy the 25 or so packages i cared about eventually [04:31] 6 hours estimated till build, boo :P [04:32] Better than the initial estimate of 10 hours. [04:32] Darxus: Most of the builders are gone for a few days due to oneiric. [04:33] I've shuffled some builders around to try to even things out a bit. [04:33] wgrant: I figured it was something like that, thanks. Really no urgency, my stuff can wait. [04:34] I think you meant precise, not oneric. [04:34] No, we mean oneiric [04:34] precise isn't doing much yet. [04:34] The builders have been borrowed to add "bulk" to releases and cdimage .ubuntu.com [04:34] oneiric is using lots of bandwidth and servers :) [04:35] Ohhh, okay, thanks. I thought you were rebuilding everything for precise. It's cool that you have the ability to re-allocate build machines for image serving. [04:35] Not yet [04:35] Precise is still having the toolchain uploaded [04:35] Darxus: https://launchpad.net/builders [04:35] Note that the official distribution builders are separate, and presently idle. [04:36] Neat, thanks. [04:37] Heh, PPA builders have 554 jobs queued. [04:37] I shuffled some amd64 builds onto i386 earlier to try to even the queues out. [04:37] Why so many more jobs for i386 than amd64? Many packages not building 64 bit yet? [04:37] Ahh. [04:37] Darxus: architecture-independent packages build on i386. [04:37] Ah. [04:38] You should automate that re-assignment :) [04:38] Indeed. The main thing stopping me from doing that is, somewhat ironically, the build time estimation. [04:39] What, working on improving the algorithm? [04:42] The launchpad build system is great, I really appreciate it. SpamAssassin upstream is a major pain to work with. So I have my automated daily builds set up, and once a month I'm copying the daily builds to a -test PPA, and when a month of testing goes well, copying the builds from -test to -monthly. Today is my first time copying from -test to -monthly. So hopefully I'll find out if anybody else is interested. [04:43] SpamAssassin's Project Management Comittee claims we don't have the man power to do monthly releases, and I can show it takes no man power. [04:48] Darxus: you know there's a command-line copier in hydrazine or lptools? [04:48] i forget which [04:53] poolie: I tried figuring out how to automate it via the API, got frustrated, and really, the web interface is fine for my purposes. I only want it to happen when I've verified the month of testing went well anyway. Thanks. [04:54] Hadn't heard of hydrazine though, I'll look into it. [04:56] Darxus: launchpad.net/hydrazine, and its' called 'lp-promote-ppa' [04:56] Thanks. === rvba changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contact: allenap, rvba | 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 === jincreator1 is now known as jincreator [07:59] mrevll ping [08:22] mrevell: ping even [08:22] Hey czajkowski [09:03] Hi [09:07] I have an issue with loggerhead, all the text is highlighted in red in non code files, making them hard to read, what can I do to avoid that? [09:07] it will be pygments (mis)detecting the language [09:09] lifeless, I get it, but it doesn't do it in README files, for example. Is this documented somewhere? [09:10] any news on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/173422 maybe? [09:10] 'bzr: out of memory' stuff [09:11] davidcalle: can you point me at a misdetected file ? [09:11] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~davidc3/onehundredscopes/rottentomatoes/view/head:/SPECS [09:12] lifeless ^ [09:13] I'm not sure whats up ;) [09:13] I think we use the automagic api [09:14] which suggests your content is being detected as a file type that its not (and then highlighted as bad syntax or something) [09:15] I will try to change the "something : something" syntax. [09:24] lifeless, fixed with a new syntax. Thanks :) [09:29] davidcalle: np [12:18] jelmer_: about? [12:19] hi lamont [12:19] python-debian 0.1.21 - I assume that's not in ubuntu only because there hasn't been an opportunity to upload it? [12:22] lamont: yeah, I'm going to get it merged for precise [12:23] ta [12:36] jelmer_: and I assume I need python-debian available before bzr builds, and that available before bzr-builder builds? [12:36] lamont: bzr doesn't need the newer python-debian, bzr-builder needs the newer bzr and python-debian [12:38] your python-debian lucid backport needs to be format 1.0, for future reference. (fixed) [12:39] I'm getting these again: http://paste.ubuntu.com/707965/ [12:40] lamont: I thought lucid supported 3.0? [12:40] jelmer_: it's an archive issue, not a builder issue [12:41] lamont: Ah, ok - thanks [12:41] The upload gets accepted, though. [12:45] soren: I get them occasionally too, haven't yet figured out what causes them. Using sftp seems to work around it though. [12:46] jelmer_: let me guess... all of your lucid backports have that issue, don't they? [12:46] have I mentioned just how much I totally hate 3.0? [12:46] jelmer_: Lovely. [12:47] W: bzr source: quilt-series-but-no-build-dep [12:47] I wonder if that's going to kill this build... [12:47] jelmer_: I think last time I mentioned it, lifeless seemed to have an idea what was going on. [12:49] lamont: Sorry, yes - they all use 3.0. Are you ok changing them back to 1.0 or should I have a look? [12:49] jelmer_: I'm just smashing source/format to 1.0 and uploading... if that fails, then I'll be back to pester you... feel free to start down that path before I bug you if you're bored === med_out is now known as medberry [12:58] lamont: I'll have a look then, I suspect the quilt patches will need some changes === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [13:44] gmb: it's called drinking and talking to canonical and pimping you out [13:46] czajkowski: I'm certain it's inappropriate for me to buy you a t-shirt that says "gmb's pimp" on it, but I can't help but think it would be accurate. [13:46] * gmb remembers this channel is logged, and that this is the wrong channel for this conversation :) [13:46] lol === zyga-afk is now known as zyga === JanC_ is now known as JanC [15:01] jelmer_: interestingly, it compiled just fine [15:01] bzr that is [15:02] lamont: was this with quilt present? [15:02] jelmer_: logistically speaking, I'll work on having all the bits built by "sometime monday", for testing and initial rollout starting "sometime tue/wed" [15:02] no [15:02] OTOH, when I unpacked the 3.0 source, quilt applied the patches [15:03] what's the downtime like for staging.lp.net... are we talking a few minutes or is it a longer-term thing [15:03] lamont: ah, that would explain it [15:03] yeah [15:04] lamont: thanks for the update; I'll be around next week except for Friday if you need me to look into anything [15:04] colol [15:04] cool, even === zz_joey is now known as joey === medberry is now known as med_out === matsubara_ is now known as matsubara-lunch === Laney is now known as Guest30511 === Guest30511 is now known as Laney === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 === med_out is now known as medbrry === medbrry is now known as medberry === yofel_ is now known as yofel === joey is now known as zz_joey === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === herb__ is now known as herb === medberry is now known as med_out