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dpmgood morning. Could a losa help me with giving ownership of the https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-shn/+members team to 'kokoye2007'?08:45
gnuoydpm, let me take a look08:47
dpmthanks gnuoy!08:51
gnuoynp08:51
rvbadpm: Hey David (nice to meet you btw), thanks for taking care of the Tai/Shan question ;).  If it's any help, Jeroen mentioned that he knows (as IRL) the guy so he might be able to help out if you have trouble communicating with the guy.09:05
dpmrvba, nice to meet you too! :-) yeah, jtv got in touch with me already, thanks. Jeroen, as it seems he had interest in translating into Shan, I thought I'd make things easier for him and requested to make him the owner of the ubuntu-l10n-shn team.09:08
dpmwhich has already happened09:08
rvbaCool.09:08
jtvGreat.09:09
ubuntu-baltixHi all09:31
ubuntu-baltixMaybe someone can help us to import Supertuxkart stable release code from SourceForge SVN?09:33
ubuntu-baltixImport fails every time, see https://code.launchpad.net/~stk/stk/0.7.309:33
ubuntu-baltixjelmer told me "Unfortunately this is SourceForge hanging up on us on Launchpad while it is doing the import", see https://launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/17908009:34
ubuntu-baltixPlease tell us if there is a way to import just last revision of09:34
ubuntu-baltixhttp://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/branches/0.7.3/09:34
ubuntu-baltixWe don't need full history of commits in this branch, we need just09:38
ubuntu-baltixlast code and, if this possible, a possibility to get new revisions from09:38
ubuntu-baltixhttp://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/branches/0.7.3/09:38
dpmCould someone help me with Precise translations? We'd like to open them in a couple of weeks time, and it seems copying the oneiric translations to precise failed (look at all the missing translations on https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+lang/ca - that page should have all stats in green). There was some info on launchpad-users about a failed copy operation, but could someone give me an update?09:45
dpmjtv, ^^ ?09:45
rvbaallenap: jtv ^^09:45
jtvdpm: we're on the phone about it _right now_09:46
dpmah, excellent :)09:46
jtvIt failed.09:46
jtvSo we had to delete data.09:46
jtvWhich failed.09:46
jtvBecause there were some unexpected references to the database rows we were deleting.09:47
jtvSome of those were built without our personal involvement, so we had to get advice on what to do about them.09:47
jtvGavin's getting ready for new test runs.09:47
jtvBut failures to update the staging dbs have been causing us some pain here.09:48
allenapdpm: We were thinking of opening translations on Monday. Is that too soon?09:48
jtvWe can't announce it until we're pretty confident that it's going to work this time, though.09:49
dpmallenap, generally the ubuntu-translations-coordinators team decides when to open translations (as in making them visible to everyone) and are able to do so, as we've got permissions to change the translations status. I think you might be thinking of opening the imports queue, which should be ok to do on Monday if the current issue is sorted by then09:50
jtvdpm: since we're in a call I'll just explain the details verbally.09:51
dpmjtv, no worries, I'm happy to wait for a summary when you're done with the call09:52
jtvdpm, plan: test the updated scripts today, and if successful, announce partial translations downtime for Monday so we can do a new production run.  After that, opening P translations is your call (depending on the state of the import queue, as usual).09:55
dpmjtv, sounds like a good plan, thanks for the update09:56
jtvSorry for the chaos; the changes on our side have really diluted our focus on this.  I'm the only surviving Rosetta member.09:56
lifelessjtv: isn't curtis ex rosetta too ?10:17
jtvNever technically a member.10:17
jtvUrsula was, actually, so this breaks down in all sorts of ways.  But I'm the only surviving long-term member.10:18
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jelmerubuntu-baltix: you could do the import yourself manually, and then push that to launchpad10:23
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ubuntu-baltixjelmer: how I can import manually ?10:25
jelmerubuntu-baltix: using bzr-svn, run "bzr init import"; "bzr pull -d import URL -r500"; "bzr pull -d import URL -r1000"; etc10:26
ubuntu-baltixjelmer: can I import just last revision of10:27
ubuntu-baltixhttp://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/branches/0.7.3/  ??10:27
jelmerubuntu-baltix: you should be able to do that too, by just using "svn export" and then versioning that with bzr10:33
ubuntu-baltixjelmer: if I import just last revision in this way, would it have a possibility to get new revisions from10:38
ubuntu-baltixhttp://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/branches/0.7.3/ with launchpad.net web interface?10:38
jelmerubuntu-baltix: no, launchpad won't update the branch if you do a manual import10:41
ubuntu-baltixjelmer: even if I import with bzr-svn commands "bzr init import"; "bzr pull -d import URL -r500"; etc10:43
ubuntu-baltix?10:43
jelmerubuntu-baltix: yes, launchpad doesn't import into user-managed branches10:44
TeslaFuturehow do i clone a repo?11:03
TeslaFuturevm11:04
TeslaFuturenvm*11:04
jelmerubuntu-baltix: we're going to change the batch size to 500 revisions, perhaps that will help11:08
popeyhaving real trouble with launchpad at the moment, possibly related to beta 'dynamic bug lists'11:11
ubuntu-baltixjelmer: it would be nice, when you will change batch size to 500 revs?11:11
popeyI know someone has filed a bug because it shows up in his karma, but I can't find it11:11
popeyhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/~robinc11:11
popeyalso clicking "Subscribed packages" gives "Unexpected form data" "Launchpad doesn't understand the form data submitted in this request."11:11
rvbapopey: that's indeed related to the new 'dynamic bug lists'.  It's a known bug.11:12
popeycan I opt out?11:12
rvbapopey: on second thought, maybe this one is new, I was thinking about bug 887214.11:13
ubot5Launchpad bug 887214 in Launchpad itself "+packagebugs returns an unexpected form data error with new bug listing" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/88721411:13
rvbapopey: I suppose you can simply leave https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-beta-testers.11:14
popeyok, left that team and now I still can't see any bugs relating to that user11:15
rvbaLet me try.11:16
popeyhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/~robinc turns up empty, but https://launchpad.net/~robinc/+karma11:16
popeyshows a bug filed11:16
rvbaIs the bug still open?11:17
popeyi used advanced search to tick all states11:17
popey(I dont know, I cant find the bug) :D11:17
popeyhttps://launchpad.net/~robinc/+karma should IMO link to the bugs that it referrs to11:17
rvbapopey: do you still see the beta header after leaving the beta testers team?11:18
popeyno11:18
popeyand the subscribed packages page works now11:18
rvbaGood. And "Subscribed packages" works now?11:19
rvba?11:19
rvbanm :)11:19
ubuntu-baltixjelmer: when you will change batch size to 500 revs?11:20
rvbapopey: you bug was indded bug 887214. It's marked critical and should be fixed soon.11:22
ubot5Launchpad bug 887214 in Launchpad itself "+packagebugs returns an unexpected form data error with new bug listing" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/88721411:22
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rvbapopey: maybe the bug in question is private.11:25
popeyhmm, perhaps, yes.11:26
rvbapopey: I'll check with an admin, hang on.11:29
wgrantpopey: It's a private bug.11:37
popeyok, thanks11:37
wgrantHmmm.11:37
wgrantWhat.11:37
wgrantIt's not private, so why can nobody see it.11:37
wgrantAh, it's a dupe.11:38
wgrantBug #88309311:38
ubot5Launchpad bug 872711 in linux (Ubuntu Oneiric) "duplicate for #883093 Kernel does not report some USB printers correctly, making them not being detected by CUPS" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87271111:38
wgrantIt appears on his +reportedbugs if you select all statuses and uncheck "Hide duplicate bugs"11:38
popeyah11:39
popeywhy on earth would we hide dupes?11:39
wgrantThey're hidden from normal bug listings because they're not active bugs.11:39
wgrant+reportedbugs uses the default settings.11:40
popeyok11:40
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cemchi. If I upload a package to build to my PPA, I get the confirmation email, and the package appears on the page, pending build, what happens if I change the ppa dependencies?17:36
cemcwhich dependencies are used, those during upload time, or those that are selected when the package starts building?17:37
hyperairprobably when the package starts building.17:44
cemchyperair: thanks17:59
cemcI started getting this since yesterday: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/749514/ . but the package still uploads and builds just fine. I found this: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/152715 . any way I can help track this problem down?18:00
gnuoyRenegade15, the bug import you requested is done18:19
Renegade15awesome!18:19
Renegade15thank you :)18:19
lifelesscemc: its all server side, sorry18:39
cemclifeless: oh, ok. no problem18:40
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emgenthello guys, someone here ?21:41
emgentlaunchpad password reset function is fucked :-\21:43
lifelessIt actually not part of LP21:51
lifelesslogin.launchpad.net is a skin on login.ubuntu.com21:51
lifelessemgent: you may get some help in #canonical-isd21:51
PhantomasHello, if I have a moderated team in launchpad and a mailing list for this team, is it possible to allow subscriptions for everyone - not just team members?22:04

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