[13:25] <BigWhale> Hmm is it possible to creat a PPA that is linked to a team and not just a person?
[13:27] <Ampelbein> BigWhale: Yeah, the administrator of the team can add a ppa.
[13:28] <BigWhale> Yeah, I realized that. Hm. Can there be more than one admin (owner)?
[13:30] <BigWhale> It can.
[17:58] <BigWhale> if I use --fixes lp:#### when committing into bzr, should't it set bug status to Fix Commited?
[18:02] <Ampelbein> BigWhale: I think it doesn't work that way, only the bug gets linked to the branch upon upload.
[18:02] <BigWhale> Bummer. :>
[18:03] <BigWhale> and I took some extra effort to add a bunch of --fixes
[18:03] <BigWhale> :))
[18:07] <dobey> BigWhale: if you use tarmac to manage the branch landing into trunk, it will mark the bugs as Fix Committed, for things tagged with --fixes=lp:foo
[18:07] <dobey> but using tarmac properly has a bit of infrastructure overhead that can be annoying for small projects
[18:07] <BigWhale> You lost me at tarmac.
[18:08] <BigWhale> :>
[18:08] <dobey> https://launchpad.net/tarmac
[18:08] <BigWhale> yeah I am looking at it now
[18:09] <BigWhale> for now there aren't that many bugs
[18:11] <dobey> sure
[22:23] <micahg> BigWhale: I think that change was reverted recently, but it should still link the branch which can be useful for some
[22:36] <dobey> micahg: i don't think lp itself has ever automatically resolved bugs as fix committed, when you do --fixes=lp:foo; and it still does mark them as fix released in a distribution when package with (LP: FOO) in the debian/changelog is uploaded to the archive (though that may only be true for distributions that are Ubuntu)