[00:38] I need to move milestones between series using launchpadlib (http://paste.ubuntu.com/912284/) but I get a '401: Unauthorized' error - any ideas why? [00:39] Is there a means of "attaching" a file to a Launchpad blueprint directly, as opposed to providing a URL to some other location? [00:39] robert_ancell: What's the body of the error? [00:39] KombuchaKip: No. [00:39] wgrant: Thanks. [00:40] wgrant, http://paste.ubuntu.com/912289/ [00:40] I have enough permissions to create a new series, but I'm wondering if I'm setting m.series_target correctly [00:41] robert_ancell: It's not possible to set series_target. [00:41] I'm not sure if it's possible to move a milestone using launchpadlib. [00:41] Why do you want to do this? [00:41] wgrant, oh, https://launchpad.net/+apidoc/1.0.html#milestones seems to indicate it is [00:42] I want to correctly set up the gnome projects in LP to have the correct series - I can do it manually [00:42] It's not possible through the API, unfortunately. [00:43] wgrant, is the docs incorrect? Is it possible to enable in the API? [00:44] robert_ancell: The docs are incorrect. The interface declares the field to be writable, but it's a read-only @property. [00:49] wgrant, when you change it in the web interface does it change that property or use another method? Can you point me to the source code where this happens? [00:50] robert_ancell: series_target is a property that returns either distroseries or productseries depending on the type of milestone. [00:50] robert_ancell: The view detects the type and edits the relevant field directly. [00:51] and distroseries/productseries aren't exposed in the API? [00:51] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~launchpad-pqm/launchpad/devel/view/head:/lib/lp/registry/browser/milestone.py#L509 [00:51] Right [00:52] Because they're an implementation detail to handle the two different types. [00:52] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~launchpad-pqm/launchpad/devel/view/head:/lib/lp/registry/model/milestone.py#L213 [04:13] I'm trying to set up some branch imports for GNOME projects - I notice existing code imports like gcalctool are owned by the vcs-imports user. I set up an import for libosinfo (https://code.launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/libosinfo/trunk) and it required a user to assign the branch to. So it's assigned to me - is there an easy way to give it to some independent user like vcs-imports? [04:16] robert_ancell: Only pretty old imports are owned by ~vcs-imports. [04:17] wgrant, is there a good user to assign them to, like registry? [04:18] robert_ancell: The intention is that people should leave them owned by themselves. [04:18] (I tend to disagree, but there's no better solution right now) [04:18] given the project is owned by ~registry I guess it makes sense to set the branch to that too [04:18] Ah, you're in ~registry, so indeed you could. [04:18] yeah [06:39] Morning [08:40] Hello, I don't found how to unsubscribe someone from a bug, it is not possible? :( [08:42] jfi: no you can only unsubscribe yourself [08:43] czajkowski, it would be nice to be able to also unscubscribe the review team in case they have been added by error [08:43] czajkowski, just to avoid them to lost time on useless thing [08:44] jfi: have you added a team by accident ? [08:44] czajkowski, not directly, I have added a mainstream patch, and then a 'robot' has considered it as a patch for the version in ubuntu [08:44] my fault:( [08:47] czajkowski, the concerned br is: https://bugs.launchpad.net/psensor/+bug/971098 [08:47] Ubuntu bug 971098 in psensor (Ubuntu) "Restarting unity shows two psensor icons in the unity bar" [Undecided,New] [08:48] jfi: it's automatic [08:50] jfi: if the reviewers team are happy with stuff they can remove themselves [08:50] isn't it possible to unsubscribe teams one added oneself? or do I remember wrongly? [08:52] geser: nope you cna mail them and ask them to unsubscirbe [08:52] has happened me in the pasts :/ [08:52] geser: team admins and owners can unsubscribe [08:53] geser: ops can unsubscribe a team forcefully IIRC [08:53] I have removed the 'patch' flag, maybe the robot will unsubscribe the review team? [08:53] jfi: it's really not that bad, if they see they are not needed they wont contunue looking at the bug [08:53] hmm, if we have an asymmetry here, we should have a bug open for it [08:56] lifeless: I just looked on an old bug from me: #910760 and I can see there a (-) next to the ~ubuntu-archive I subscribed to this bug [08:56] ok, so you added it, you can remove it. Good. [10:07] hi! is it possible to delete a suggested translation? I accidently saved something that shouldn't be a suggested translation [10:07] io: it'll be reviewed and then not accepted or you can suggest another one instead [10:08] czajkowski: yes I've already suggested the correct one, I just wanted to delete the one suggested that was an error! [10:08] czajkowski: ok so it'll just be removed when it's reviewed - there's no method of me removing my suggestion? [10:12] io: not that I know of no [10:14] czajkowski: thanks === zaki[] is now known as zaki === yofel_ is now known as yofel === epsy is now known as \u03b5 === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === lool- is now known as lool [15:30] flacoste: I'm getting build failures in a private ppa (ppa:ztrustee/testing), but there's no build logs or information of any kind [15:31] "Build started at an unknown time on an unknown build machine" [15:57] Can I also request specific language translations? [16:01] kirkland: hmm, are you logged in? [16:02] czajkowski: any ideas on kirkland problem, have you encountered similar issues? [16:02] flacoste: I incremented the package versions, resubmitted, and these second ones built okay, FYI [16:02] flacoste: so it isn't urgent [16:02] ok [16:02] flacoste: not seen ahy issue or complaint about that today [16:03] flacoste: but the the private ppa builders definitely sharted a little bit [16:04] kirkland: probably worth reporting a bug [16:04] flacoste: okay, thanks [16:04] kirkland: just let me know the bug afterwards and I'll follow up on it === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [16:06] can I push my translations into a translation group [16:06] or should I not do that? [16:06] I wonder how I can get volunteers that I do not know to help translate. [16:07] ujjain: have you looked https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations [16:07] Yes, but I am looking for translaters for my own site. [16:07] ujjain: so not Ubuntu ? [16:07] correct. [16:07] ujjain: you could ask on the IRC channel [16:08] ujjain: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Contact [16:08] ujjain: which website? [16:08] czajkowski, www.visilang.com [16:08] ujjain: not ubuntu related but they may know of others. [16:09] flacoste: czajkowski: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/972581 [16:09] Ubuntu bug 972581 in Launchpad itself "private ppa build failed, no logs" [Undecided,New] [16:11] kirkland: thanks [16:46] is it possible to give someone else, (a group specifically) permission to publish to my PPA? [16:47] mfisch: do you want to make it into a group ppa? [16:48] czajkowski: actually, I think we'll just make a group ppa [16:48] :) === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck === fabo__ is now known as fabo [17:48] are the date_created fields in a message supposed to be returning a unicode string? [17:50] i presume you're asking about python-launchpadlib? [17:50] dobey: ah yea, sorry [17:50] i think all the strings are supposed to be unicode there, yes [17:51] im just curious if there was a reason for that because a date_created field in a particular bug returns a datetime object [17:51] i don't know. might be a better question for #launchpad-dev [17:52] ok [18:37] is https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/348649 really meant to be marked invalid? [18:37] Ubuntu bug 348649 in Launchpad itself "https://*.launchpad.net/+me should work instead of /people/+me" [Low,Invalid] [18:57] sinzui: ^^ [19:01] stokachu, dobey. That is a good question that I do not know the answer too. A few years ago, they were datetime.datetime. one day they switched to strings so I wrote code in my scripts to convert them. Then last week some things switched make to datetime.datetime, so I wrote an inverted patch for scripts that expected unicode [19:01] sinzui: i was able to sort it out [19:01] if you call on bug.messages[1] [19:02] you can get the object values that way [19:02] otherwise it is treated as a regular dictionary [19:03] sinzui: oh sorry. my ping was for idnar's question about bug #348649 being marked invalid [19:03] Launchpad bug 348649 in Launchpad itself "https://*.launchpad.net/+me should work instead of /people/+me" [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/348649 [19:03] dobey, it is indeed invalid (or some might say fix released) [19:03] dobey, use tilda: [19:03] https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ [19:04] oh right! I think I knew that, but I forgot about it [19:04] dobey, poolie changed his mind and decide ~ was natural [19:04] sinzui: maybe a comment on the bug that ~ should be used instead of +me would be helpful then :) [19:05] I will do that [19:05] thanks [19:12] I just want to put my code somewhere [19:12] it's in a little zip file [19:12] I don't need all those things on launchpad === ajmitch_ is now known as ajmitch [21:44] hey [21:44] anyone here have knowledge of Rosetta? [21:52] jono: nope but if you ask I'll try and find out for you [21:52] czajkowski, thanks [21:52] so this is what I want to do czajkowski [21:52] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments/Specs/Translations [21:54] wouldnt dpm know ? [21:54] yep, I talked to him [21:55] but he isnt online now [21:55] neither is the person I'd ask jtv [21:56] flacoste: are you about ? [22:39] hi folks, I am trying to generate a .pot file from a .desktop file [22:40] the problem is that when I run intltool-update it says the desktop file has no translatable content [22:40] anyone have any experience with this? [23:14] I can't delete superseded packages... are they considered deleted as well?