[00:29] SpamapS why do you need to use getall? [00:29] SpamapS, its just not going to scale, so if there are use cases... [00:29] we should come up with some alternatives [00:30] dpb_, yeah.. its been in the ppa for a while [00:30] hazmat: to look at every charm [00:30] hazmat: same problem exists in Ubuntu [00:31] SpamapS, define look at every charm? what sort of things do you want to look for? [00:31] hazmat: right now, searching for all charms w/o maintainers [00:31] SpamapS, i'm just trying to think if we can setup some exposed interfaces against the charm farm to do m/r [00:31] hazmat: and generating stats to help assign them :) [00:32] hazmat: also we have to check them all out for charmtester [00:32] SpamapS, charmtester does them in minimal sets [00:32] hazmat: well we don't.. we could lazy-branch them whenever a test wants a different charm [00:32] er.. charmrunner does [00:32] explicit tests are allowed to ask for any charm [00:32] and its expected that it will be from the same place as the testing charm, not the charm store [00:32] better to do that lazy, or just get the store version [00:33] yeah, NACK to the store version, but ACK to just grab it as needed [00:37] hazmat: there are also times where we just want to dig through them and find out who is doing what in charms. Those types of analysis problems are problematic in any project at scale. [00:38] SpamapS, right.. which is why i'm thinking about a map/reduce interface for doing them [00:38] hazmat: ubuntu could benefit if you keep it bzr-pure. [00:39] hmm [00:40] that might be nice, but depends on the interface.. effectively it should just look like run these commands/scripts against this directory [00:40] where directory is charm or deb [00:40] and distribute to a cluster of servers [00:40] m_3 / jcastro / SpamapS / hazmat ( as you all were present in 80% of those few i got work items from ) yall mind helping me find all/any of mine, I seem to be listed as I should be but with nadda items from ANY tracks and i know thats just flat wrong ( and or poke me to a better solution as I only generally rember the ideas of them not the specifics of any really ) [00:40] and not tonight, like over the next days etc [00:41] pwease [00:41] hazmat: charm getall, btw, is only really slow because it connects and disconnects from launchpad's SSH about 5 times per branch [00:42] imbrandon: none of the BP's have been approved just yet [00:42] imbrandon: so you won't see them on status.ubuntu.com [00:42] ohhhh whew, i thought i was screwed [00:42] rockin, ok perfect i'm just premature here [00:42] ok not the first time, i can deal [00:42] SpamapS, sure, but effectively that's already been done by the charm browser.. its keeping up to date copies of the entire charm universe to support hook browsing [00:43] SpamapS, just thinking it would be nice to leverage that and distribute across multiple servers [00:43] hazmat: eeexxxcccellent smithers [00:43] hazmat: sounds like the makings of a 'charm-mirror' tool :) [00:43] ( and yea that was totaly a terrible joke I seriously applogise now for those that read it as intended ) [00:43] SpamapS, perhaps.. not really needed in this context, gluster or ceph would give multi-server access [00:44] SpamapS, getall is a mirror tool ;-) [00:44] * imbrandon gets back to some other crap code due in the morning that is not so sexy but is paying some electric bills in a few months or something along those lines [00:44] yea just needs a mirror alias in jitsu [00:44] :) [00:44] but why? [00:45] hazmat: I know, a crappy craptastic one [00:45] we can create a tool for the analysis [00:45] SpamapS, what sort of analytics are you looking for? [00:45] basically just grep with a file filter? [00:45] hazmat: grep [00:45] yep [00:46] hazmat: no real reason, from me at least except i can see it being only slight help via surgar syntax when using a local offline only maas or something [00:49] Running offline is an absolute requirement for real production work. [00:50] Many places will be using juju to bring up the whole infra.. perhaps before it is connected to the internets [00:50] SpamapS: btw i got to eat my cacke and keep it too, as i kept the new iPad AND just after i dropped of that macbook at the local non-prof that refurbs em for battered woman and a few other seemed very worhy causes and giving my 32 year old kid brother the other MBP in kindness instead of selling it on craigslist ( he's trained better than me tho as he had ubuntu on it before i left his driveway lol ) when i got home my boy john came over and for a [00:52] so now mini with ubuntu as main and osx cloned in a vm of my old install , the new mini 10 with unity but only 1gb ram and atom N270 proc but very much caopable for mobile work and no others here to take myt time maintaining un-needed [00:52] :)2~ [00:53] oh and not spending a extra dime AND have the ipad :) so yea good monday so far [00:55] now if i could get the ipad to read my mind and share nice with ubuntu on the mini custody of the attached blue tooth keyboard when i say tripple tabbed or something , then i think i would have a nerdgasm not having to lift a hand to use both [00:57] ipkvm client softeware is available on the ipad so i bet its doable is i look up the api's and compile a lil app and can even sign it still hell yea, i know what i'm gonna do next weekend [01:01] imbrandon: Hey does the newer mini w/ multi-monitor work in Linux? [01:01] imbrandon: I had heard tell that the thunderbolt stuff didn't work [01:01] yea no it works perfect [01:02] imbrandon: and I need a desktop machine so I can drive two bigger monitors. [01:02] full res and all [01:02] yea i bout the cheapest new new new model , the 599 or what ever it was [01:02] with a instore 50 off [01:02] and then i took the 50 instalnt off and bout5h 8gb of ram [01:03] and it can take 16gb totaly but not upgraded to that yet, and it comes with both the hdmi --> dvi and the display port to dvi dongles both and both work perfect out the box in linux [01:04] and has room for a second hard drive or first ssd that will be my next purchase and its very veyr simple to add in now with the bottom that opens with no tools [01:05] the ONLY down side so far i found is like most apple things i run out of usb quickly and have 2 powered hubs on my desk [01:05] and the only other tiny thing is if you get the "non server" e.g. normal os and only one drive confuigured option [01:06] you have to buy a apple only sata cable to add the second drive later like i wanna do [01:06] that they only sell online, no picking up at the apple store :( [01:06] its cheap compareitavly tho at like 12$ or something, just the hassle [01:08] everything else its by far the quickest mac desktop betweem the imacs and other mini's ive owned and that 3rd party usb to dvi was only thing including magic trackpad gestures that dident work out of the box in 12.4 [01:08] 12.04 [01:09] I may actually go with a system76 box tho [01:09] i run 2 vm's with 2gb each ram and photoshop and chrome with tons of tabs plus mail.app and other minor crap like adium with no gitter etc [01:09] I want to have more muscle than the mini [01:09] well its becomming blastphmey but i do atleaste like the idea of being able to run basre metal osx if wanted [01:10] yeah I couldn't care less about OS X anymore [01:10] and will still likely make sure i have the option to do so for a while to come until the withdrals quit after detox :) [01:11] but mostly to compile to iOS and Mac App Store.app [01:11] and those i'm using html5 + js + adobe phonegap more and more [01:11] so wont even need it for that if i jumped head first there [01:12] would only have photoshop to cling to that i'm betting a month with gimp 2.8 and inkscape could fix up [01:12] not a year ago, but now possibly [01:12] anyway, time for family stuff [01:13] cheers yea, i promosd my self to get this code done tonight too [01:13] so afk on irc for now anyhow [01:13] l8tr [01:14] SpamapS: i'll seend you all the lsproc lspci etc etc etc if you do consider it more later [01:14] fyi [01:15] oh and know the damn thing runs HOT all the time, i bought a desk fan i keep running 24/7 pointed at mine [01:15] probably a dealbreaker for most [01:15] like orignial MBP 15inch hot [01:17] imbrandon: http://i.imgur.com/CS7HQ.jpg <-- sexy [01:19] bk yea its nice hardware [01:20] i do give them that and ubunu is the closest thing to a Apple Hardware / OS X marrage that is the real magic right beside iOS and OS X intergration that really makes the apple an apple [01:21] on a pure hardware level they are identical chipsets and all as any XPS series dell, just cheaper and no windows tax :) [01:23] ( and yes I said the Dell was the expensive one, on avg 100$ when compared 3 months or ago but neither company has had major releases yet since so it should still be right on ) [01:24] and HP and Lenovo were both nearly the same price as the Apples but not fair to compate as they only matched specs and used cheaper chipsets and other hardware that was not as nice or required an addon [01:24] :) [01:25] bkerensa: Y U NO SEND ME A MOUSE YET [01:25] I went to UDS and all I got was a free System76 to play with :D [01:25] oh yeah let me e-mail them and then I will fedex after I snap some photos and do a mediocre review [01:25] :D [01:27] bkerensa: you got a system76?! [01:27] np, i'll even do the proper review too if you want, i'm fairly certain I have as much readership :) [01:28] bkerensa: it was a wired one you mentioned correct ? [01:29] actually IDK .me crack whip on himself , u no get distracted with shineys === fenris is now known as Guest25535 === Guest25535 is now known as ejat [02:10] there's somethign broken with lp's aliases [04:05] bkerensa: I actually don't find System76 hardware very attractive at all.. I wish they would spend a little more time on the case design. :-P [04:06] To me they look like Toshibas from 2004 [04:08] I may treat myself to one of these though: https://www.system76.com/desktops/model/leox3 ... mostly because the water cooling makes it quiet. :) === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [11:21] does anyone know if I can set up a default environment in juju so I dont have to keep appending -e blah to all my commands?# [11:33] alias juju='juju -e' in your .bashrc > [11:33] not sure where the > came from ignore that bit! === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [11:59] victorp, put 'default: ' at the top of ~/.juju/environment.yaml [11:59] jamespage, Thanks! [12:01] jamespage, worked like a... well... charm :) [12:02] victorp, I remember discussion about being able to use an environment variable as well but I don't think thats been implemented yet [12:02] victorp, np [12:18] <_mup_> juju/trunk r537 committed by kapil.thangavelu@canonical.com [12:18] <_mup_> [merge] dont-proxy-https, update local provider apt-proxy config to passthrough for https repos. [a=davidpbritton][r=hazmat][f=993034] [13:34] hazmat: buenas mornings! [13:39] jcastro, Buenos días [13:42] hazmat: I can haz queue? [13:43] marcoceppi: wordpress charm question [13:43] when you backport the fixes you made for OMG into the official charm [13:44] how do we handle upgrades? Is it just a juju upgrade wordpress or do we need to do anything special? [13:45] jcastro, its up.. http://jujucharms.com/review-queue [13:45] \o/ [13:45] hazmat: want me to file bugs on the other details or are you still WIP? [13:46] (needs a link somewhere on the homepage, needs "8 days old" column, etc. [13:46] jcastro, pls file bugs [13:46] jcastro, i've moved on to other items at the moment [13:46] this is awesome, enough for us to get working [13:46] thanks dude! [13:47] jcastro: if I install LXC again, will cgroups break my ability to suspend again? [13:47] no clue [13:47] suspend works with my LXC [13:47] :( [13:48] Someone (smoser maybe?) told me at UDS that my issue most likely came from a known bug in cgroups [13:48] though the other day it filled my disk with machine logs because I left it running for like a week [13:48] mhall119, your issue was cgroups, yes. [13:48] do not install cgroups [13:48] install cgroup-lite [13:48] its the dep for lxc afaicr (cgroup-lite) [13:49] ah, ok [13:49] Does anyone know of a way around the S3 dependency in juju? [13:50] jcastro: where is the "Get LXC setup and start deploying to it with juju" tutorial? [13:50] I have a swift install that does not have compatibility enabled and want to use it with openstack. [13:54] mhall119: https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/getting-started.html#configuring-a-local-environment [13:54] I have a WI to update that [13:55] jcastro: what's with all the java dependencies? [13:57] spidersddd, we'll have a better story for openstack providers for alpha testing by the end of the week [13:58] mhall119, zookeeper [13:58] mhall119, its pretty minimal deps for a java server [13:59] libjline-java, liblog4j1.2-java (>> 1.2.15-8), libnetty-java, libxerces2-java [13:59] although transtitive blows that up to near a dozen i think [14:07] amithkk: hey, i don't think endeavor can handle twobottux anymore, for some reason it's swapping really bad and is almost unresponsive. so... idk whats going on, i'll let you know once i've figured it out. [14:07] do I need to generate random strings for control-bucket and admin-secret when using LXC? [14:08] mhall119: yes [14:08] can they be random, or do they have to match something specific? [14:08] m_3, ping [14:08] m_3, i think your migration script broke all the oneiric charms [14:12] mhall119: mine are random [14:12] I just paste in the example and jumble the numbers [14:13] m_3: negronjl: SpamapS: proposed charm process mail is on the list! [14:13] jcastro: docs aren't very clear on this [14:14] I know [14:14] I have a WI to fix up the entire LXC part [14:14] mhall119: it's in lp:juju/docs if you want to toss in some quick fixes [14:14] (busy with charm process crap right now) [14:14] are there specific lengths to these keys? === jcastro changed the topic of #juju to: Reviewer: everyone || Review Queue: http://jujucharms.com/review-queue || Charms at http://jujucharms.com || Want to write a charm? http://juju.ubuntu.com/Charms || OSX client: http://jujutools.github.com/" === jcastro changed the topic of #juju to: Reviewer: ~charmers || Review Queue: http://jujucharms.com/review-queue || Charms at http://jujucharms.com || Want to write a charm? http://juju.ubuntu.com/Charms || OSX client: http://jujutools.github.com/ [14:16] jcastro: When the charm is updated I'll make sure it doesn't break older charms === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [14:41] Well this is a weird BZR error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1000957/ [14:47] what's your local config? [14:48] looks like a slightly borked locations rule or similar. [14:48] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1000974/ [14:48] @pilot in [14:48] hmm, guess that doesn't work [14:49] marcoceppi: as in, run `bzr config` in that dir [14:50] mgz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1000977/ [14:52] hm, is server side. [14:52] \o/ [14:55] jcastro: i dont think you it in here, must be ina query and then also say its name there too [14:56] http://jujucharms.com/review-queue [14:56] in case anyone missed it. :) [14:56] and there is a fair amount of manual setup on the ical server ( gmail ) too if you hadent done that , its not automated in daniels process i was going to try and script it later what i had time [14:56] nice, me adds it as the first bookmark on the always showing bar [15:00] btw did anyone find out what red tape that needs to be gone through to get this GPV3 or so its listed as on LP code ? I still cant figure out the politics involved but its like 4 weeks now and I still dont even know whom at canonical would actualy need to bless it for hazmat or whomever still has the physical bits, and actully I'm bussy now anyhow but still gonna say it so maybe it wont be another 4 ? [15:01] it's in progress [15:01] I'd say find something else to do for now. :-/ [15:02] i have,, for the last month and will continue, but soon enough i wont and wont ask again i'll just rip the css and then make a clone fork [15:02] marcoceppi, that's related to the mail i just sent [15:02] marcoceppi, all the official oneiric charms got broke [15:02] er.. branches are broken [15:02] hazmat: ah, I'm at like inbox 800 still. Need to catch up [15:03] jono let the news out [15:05] wow ok maybe not, bad title to blog post /me is going back to bed before foot goes into mouth 3rd time in an hour [15:07] juju bootstrap isn't working for me: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1001009/ [15:08] imbrandon: we have the queue now [15:08] ? [15:08] see topic [15:09] i did , i'm looking them over to review some now, just wonder what you were meanign if more than that [15:09] :) [15:09] jcastro: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1001009/ when you can [15:09] jimbaker`: don't forget to add your show to juju.ubuntu.com/Events pls [15:10] mhall119: never seen that one before [15:10] hazmat: which list did you send that mail about broken charms to? [15:10] did you log out after you installed all the LXC stuff? [15:10] mgz, there's one on both lists [15:11] jcastro: yeah, rebooted [15:11] separate threads though [15:11] jcastro: it was doing this before reboot too [15:11] I was hoping reboot would fix it [15:11] hmm not sure. [15:12] okay, I see the reply on the juju list. [15:12] imbrandon: any ideas on mhall119's problems? [15:13] sorry was detached , ummm [15:13] is that lxc , hrm looks like not rebooted after the package was installed [15:14] or logged out, not sure a full reboot is needed [15:14] jcastro: imbrandon: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1001017/ is my ifconfig output [15:14] imbrandon: I rebooted already [15:14] ok try to just destroy the envirnment and bootstrap it a second time clean [15:15] that clears up a zk error, not sure if it will help here [15:15] do I need to run bootstrap as root? [15:15] i think localy yes as sudo [15:15] but not on anything else [15:15] eg aws or osapi [15:16] heh, yeah, sudo juju bootstrap goes a lot better [15:16] jcastro: ^^ would be nice to have in the docs [15:16] wait what? [15:16] since when? [15:16] yea, i forgot that was an issue in the charm room 205 sometimes, that probably needs to be fixed ( iirc jamespage is on it ) or updated in docs that lxc containers need sudo prefix for juju [15:17] for the bootstrap or everything? [15:17] everything, well most everything [15:17] cuz really bootstrap bgut then perms are wrong for it all [15:17] so you gotta keep using it [15:17] hrm - you should not run any juju commands via sudo [15:17] it was brought up as a bug [15:18] imbrandon: you should never use juju with sudo [15:18] jamespage: only on lxc or bootstrapping dont work [15:18] marcoceppi: yes i know this [15:18] i said the same thing [15:18] There's a merge on the docs branch which has a fix in the documentation so you won't need sudo [15:18] imbrandon, no - not with lxc - should just work [15:18] It's related to the issue with libvirtd group not being added to the current users group [15:19] jamespage: right , we are all saying the same thing just diffrent ways [15:19] great [15:19] you SHOULD NOT NEED TO, but atm some do due to that nic stuff adding to grp you was fixingt [15:19] or agreed to look into [15:20] after this meeting I'll review the incoming doc request [15:20] yea , not sure why a reboot did not fix him then though [15:20] imbrandon, https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/997667 I think [15:20] <_mup_> Bug #997667: local provider makes assumptions about libvirtd default network setup < https://launchpad.net/bugs/997667 > [15:20] yup yup thats the one [15:20] marvellous! [15:20] imbrandon: the install sometimes doesn't even add the user to the group, so no matter how many times you reboot it won't work. [15:21] and yea we're all on the same page, just all had it worded in our own ways diffently :) [15:21] marcoceppi: ahh [15:21] You'll need to usermod -aG libvirtd [15:21] jcastro: <3 [15:21] imbrandon, marcoceppi: and https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/997213 [15:21] <_mup_> Bug #997213: Unhelpful error message when doing a local bootstrap if user is not in libvirtd group < https://launchpad.net/bugs/997213 > [15:21] :) [15:22] mhall119: ^^ see what marcoceppi said to run, that should remove the sudo req for lxc then you should be "normal" at that point [15:23] * marcoceppi cant' wait for the document merge [15:23] might need to log out.in after ? [15:23] imbrandon: you can just run `newgrp libvirtd` for that terminal session [15:23] http://askubuntu.com/a/65360/41 [15:24] That question has everything we learned from UDS charm school, and the pending docs merge has all that information updated in the Getting Started section for LXC [15:24] ok after this meeting we can merge it [15:25] cool [15:25] you're in ~charmers you should be able to just merge [15:25] jcastro: I proposed the merge :) [15:25] brandon is in ~charmers now too [15:25] imbrandon: there you go, your first review queue item. :) [15:25] get that badboy in there! [15:28] heh trying man, got a phone call i just got off of, a code put to github going, and a 101 temprature [15:28] can i start the week over >? [15:30] marcoceppi, nice doc in askubuntu on lxc, the only thing i saw is that there's an inconsistency in describing using a local charm repo, vs apparently going against cs [15:30] oh that queue has the merge preposals and such too [15:30] nice [15:30] imbrandon: take care of brandon first [15:31] oh i am, i'm litrally in bed today, got a zpack from the doc yesterday [15:31] but i get too stir crazy w/o laptop [15:32] ok how is the new process work, i see you pulled the new-charm tags off, is that not needed anymore ? [15:34] hazmat: hmm, so I added ~charmers to a few bugs [15:34] and i'm thinking the needs-review status means it needs review from the whom submitted it not the ~charmers right ? we;re looking/re-looking at the fix-commited and confirmed ones correct ? [15:34] and removed the tag [15:34] and they got removed from the queue! [15:34] marcoceppi: so I just need to add myself to libvirtd group? [15:35] jcastro, the queue is based on tags and merge proposals [15:35] specifically the 'new-charm' tag for new charms, and merge proposals for changes to existing official charms [15:35] hazmat: anything ~charmers is subscribed to is the new process [15:35] 'new-charm' is going away, that's why we're using charmers [15:36] jcastro, news to me [15:36] ? we mentioned it during the call [15:36] jcastro, ic, i'll reply on list, but i've got some other meetings to get to [15:36] atm [15:37] that's why we're reusing charmers, because that's how ubuntu does it [15:37] gotcha [15:37] with subscribing a group to get something in the queue, not a tag. K, talk to you on the list. [15:39] ok gotta get my head round this error, detached from irc a bit [15:40] 'morning all [15:44] yikes [15:44] 7 MPs for docs! [15:44] maybe we should add juju/docs to the ~charmers review queue [15:44] since we can work on those [15:48] jcastro, noted [15:48] negronjl, g'morning [15:48] hazmat: pong [15:48] hazmat: filing [15:48] m_3, greetings [15:48] hazmat: yo :) [15:48] hazmat: from now on I'll file on LP so we don't mix up anything [15:48] hazmat: been moving... fun fun [15:48] m_3, no doubt [15:49] m_3, so bit of a fire drill. but afaics the migration script that was run killed all the oneiric charm branches [15:49] jcastro, awesome, thanks [15:49] m_3, i wanted to review the logic of that script, but also we need to figure out how to get them back [15:49] hazmat: hmmm... lemme look [15:50] m_3, there's messages on both lists regarding this [15:50] hazmat: should be easy enough to add back those versions under oneiric branches [15:50] m_3, with history? [15:51] hazmat: sure... none of that was really killed [15:52] m_3, great i was worried [15:52] jcastro: I tried deploying mysql and wordpress to my LXC, but agent-state for bothis still "pending" [15:52] it takes a while the first time [15:52] it has to DL like 300mb of stuff [15:52] it's been 20 minutes [15:52] oh... [15:53] the branches were renamed by the script... realize they should've been copied instead. perhaps we shouldn't use the `branch-distro` tool from lp to do this in the future [15:53] mhall119: ps auxfw .. you should see lxc-create or lxc-clone or a chroot doing stuff [15:54] SpamapS: I see a couple lxc-start [15:54] but no -create or -clone [15:55] ah, because they appear to be started now :) [15:55] sweet, it's working! [15:56] juju destroy-environment takes down all the instances, right? [15:56] yup. [16:00] jimbaker`: thanks, I'll update that inconsistency [16:01] ok, so now how do I get a charm I'm writing deployed? Do I need to copy it somewhere? [16:01] mhall119: you'll want to create a local repository [16:02] docs? [16:02] mhall119: let me find them [16:02] juju deploy --repository= ~/wherever local:charm-name [16:02] is a repository just a directory, or something special? [16:02] it needs to be /precise/charmname [16:02] ok [16:04] mhall119: it's pretty straight forward. Create like a charms folder, put the series name inside of it (~/charms/precise) then each charm is it's own directory inside of the series folder (~/charms/precise/foo) to deploy just `juju deploy --repository ~/charms local:foo` [16:05] do I need to bootstrap after I destroy-environment? [16:05] mhall119: yup [16:07] imbrandon: you don't need new-charm anymore [16:07] I can't find local deployment details in the doc anywhere [16:08] jcastro: i put it back until hazmat fixed the bug so it would not get overlooked [16:09] I got you bro [16:09] one sec [16:09] ok, deploying summit test charm, where do I see the output/logs? [16:09] ty ty [16:09] juju status and juju debug-log are the startrs [16:10] does it have to download the 300mb every time I bootstrap and deploy? === jcastro changed the topic of #juju to: "Reviewer: ~charmers || Review Queue: http://goo.gl/pnUaL || Charms at http://jujucharms.com || Want to write a charm? http://juju.ubuntu.com/Charms || OSX client: http://jujutools.github.com/" [16:10] no [16:10] it caches for you [16:10] it's just the first time sucks [16:11] ok, cool [16:11] ok that review queue is Good Enough for now [16:11] that looks like the 15 charms I removed from the real queue. :-/ [16:11] yea [16:11] I told you to not go so fast, it can wait. [16:11] lol [16:11] I know I know Clint, I couldn't help myself [16:12] jcastro: mira, for the review-queue, should we still track new-charm tag as well as the bugs assigned to charmers? It appears that by just subscribing charmers and removing the new-charm tag, we broke the review-queue....Am I missing something ? [16:12] negronjl: bug filed, hazmat is on it [16:12] negronjl: right [16:12] jcastro: give me the bug number so I can fix the CLI version of it as well [16:13] https://bugs.launchpad.net/charmworld/+bug/1002976 [16:13] <_mup_> Bug #1002976: Review queue needs to account for ~charmers < https://launchpad.net/bugs/1002976 > [16:13] jcastro: thx [16:13] hey when you are up to date, can you add a link to your tool in the Reviewers section? https://juju.ubuntu.com/CharmsProposedProcess [16:14] dang, sorry about the queue fellas, it was looking so wicked this morning and then I got ahead of myself [16:14] oh well, at least we found a bug! [16:15] I'm on the CLI fixes now [16:15] jcastro: We'll have it all fixed soon :) [16:15] oh hey [16:15] I have another one [16:15] what's the cli project on lp? [16:15] I'll just affects you [16:15] jcastro: it's charm-tools [16:17] negronjl: this one too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/charm-tools/+bug/1002977 [16:17] <_mup_> Bug #1002977: Review queue should list lp:/juju/docs < https://launchpad.net/bugs/1002977 > [16:17] jcastro: got it. working on it so the CLI gets that [16:18] ok I'll affects charm-tools if I file a bug that needs parity in the CLI tool from now [16:18] jcastro: ok [16:18] dist-upgrading ... I may or may not be back in a minute :) [16:19] :) [16:20] negronjl: when he's all done we need to set up the graphs too [16:24]