[01:07] jml: Hi, how goes your QA? [01:07] jml: QA delays block the whole team, so they should generally considered just about top priority. [11:02] well, I'd reply to wgrant. [11:02] but he's not heree [11:02] the perils of IRC as a communication medium. [11:12] jml: Ah, thanks. [11:12] Apparently I managed to unknowingly suspend irssi a few hours ago... [11:13] That bug is actually qa-ok -- it may not fix the bug, but it doesn't break existing functionality, so it can be deployed. [11:13] wgrant: I was surprised that you weren't around. :) [11:14] ok [11:14] hmm. [11:15] I'm kind of stuck in other things right now, but it would be good if the docs were updated to make that clearer. [11:15] Indeed. [11:16] It all sort of changed when nodowntime happened. [11:17] yeah [11:17] oh [11:17] that reminds me [11:17] james_w hacked up a prototype base on lpqateam that tracks QA based on revisions, not bugs. [11:18] Yeah, I saw that. [11:18] Makes a lot more sense. [11:18] Does it publish anywhere? [11:18] wgrant: How did you suspend irssi? I thought it trapped Ctrl-Z? [11:19] StevenK: So did I. [11:19] I have no idea how I did it. [11:19] Hm, it doesn't trap it. [11:19] Yeah, this has happened to me. Multiple times. [11:21] I don't tend to hit Ctrl-Z by accident, though. [11:21] I do. Instead of Ctrl + A. [11:21] Btw, tracking qa based on revisions is what the deployment report does, right? [11:21] Or is there something else that jono's talking about? [11:22] It's similar. [11:22] Our current one tracks on an awkward hybrid of revisions and bugs. [11:22] Which has some pretty strange issues. [11:22] StevenK: what do you mean "does it publish"? [11:22] StevenK: it's a web service with a pretty looking web page [11:22] oh? what kind of issues? [11:23] jml: Which is what I meant. What URL is it at? [11:23] StevenK: oh right, I can never remember, he hosts it on ec2 or canonistack or something. [11:24] http://ec2-184-73-64-233.compute-1.amazonaws.com/ [11:24] http://ec2-184-73-64-233.compute-1.amazonaws.com/project/Launchpad [11:25] bah. openid. [11:25] * nigelb hopes he has access. [11:25] Not allowed here. [11:25] Neither, I suspect I should have ticked the team checkbox [11:26] I didn't get a team checkbox. [11:26] Maybe it's restricted to ~launchpad or something. [11:26] It asks for launchpad [11:26] Not canonical or anything like that [11:26] Or anything that might let nigelb see it. [11:27] Now I'm not sure how to actually tell SSO to let me see it. [11:27] logout and log back in guess, with the team checked. [11:31] Which doesn't help, sadly. [11:31] Since the site itself still knows about me. Maybe I need to delete cookies. [11:32] Oh by logout, I meant logout of the site. [11:33] hrm, maybe deleting cookies is a good idea :D [11:36] nigelb: How does that help, every page gives "Not allowed here." [11:41] StevenK: I love it when sites do that [11:41] *cough* [11:43] Hey, that site does look pretty. [11:43] wgrant: btw, maybe instead of ^Z you did ^Q (XON Flow control) ;) [12:24] * nigelb waves to G [12:24] StevenK: I meant, flush the cookies, so it forgest your login, so you can re-login, giving it your team credentials. [12:39] nigelb: howdy