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skaet#startmeeting15:01
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ogra_yo15:01
skaetWelcome to the first of our weekly release meetings for the Quantal cycle!15:01
skaetBefore the meeting,  you can find the next meeting's agenda at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseTeam/Meeting/Agenda  (this meeting's conventions and format are documented there).15:01
skaetAfter the meeting,  there will be the hot links to the teams status, summary pages, etc, and the wiki page will remain available with links to the IRC logs at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseTeamMeeting/2012-05-25 (where YYYY-MM-DD will change based on the meeting ;) )15:01
skaet.15:01
roadmrhello15:01
jibelhi15:01
Star2012can I have the floor15:01
skaetStar2012,  there will be an open Q&A session announced as the topic soon.15:02
skaetBefore we go into the open Q&A session,  just want to give a reminder of some other key links.15:02
skaet12.10 Draft Schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule15:02
skaet12.10 Team Interlock: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseInterlock15:02
skaet12.04.1 Schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule15:02
skaet.15:02
Star2012ty15:02
skaetKey events:15:02
skaet2012/05/31 - FeatureDefinitionFreeze (all blueprints should be in and approved for Quantal/12.04.1)15:02
skaet2012/05/31 - Reset of trendline on http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-quantal/15:02
skaet2012/06/07 - Alpha 1 Milestone Release  (soft freeze on 06/04)15:02
skaet2012/06/21 - DebianImportFreeze15:02
skaet.15:02
skaet(yes A1 is coming up very soon.... ;) )15:03
ogra_yay15:03
skaetConventions to use:  'o/' if you want to ask a new question after the current conversation is finished.  Please use '..' when you've finished discussion so that we can move on to next question promptly.  :)15:03
skaet.15:03
skaetHere are the weekly team updates received:15:03
skaetHardware Cert: ara, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001252.html15:03
skaetUbuntu Desktop: seb128, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001253.html15:03
skaetLubuntu: gilir, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001255.html15:03
skaetEdubuntu: stgraber, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001256.html15:03
skaetUbuntuOne: joshuahoover: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001257.html15:03
skaetKernel: ogasawara: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001259.html15:03
skaetSecurity: mdeslaurs: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001260.html15:03
skaetQA: jibel: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001264.html15:03
skaetServer: arosales https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001265.html15:03
skaetXubuntu: astraljava https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001266.html15:04
skaetLinaro: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001268.html15:04
skaetUnity: dbarth, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001269.html15:04
skaetKubuntu: ScottK, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001270.html15:04
skaetThank you to those folk that got their ones in by 1900 UTC on 5/24!  :)15:04
skaetand I think that takes care of the preliminaries....  :)15:04
skaet..15:04
ogra_*sniff* sorry15:04
skaetlol :)15:04
ogra_Foundations: ogra https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-May/001272.html15:04
ogra_(to complete it)15:04
ogra_..15:04
skaetThanks ogra_ :)15:05
skaet#topic Open Comment,  Question and Answer section...15:05
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Star2012ty15:05
Star2012 il take the floor for 1 min plz15:05
skaetStar2012, go15:05
Star2012ok issue ##Hardware15:05
Star2012user adie AKA incest-adie15:06
Star20121sec15:06
Davieyerm15:06
Star2012the uset is now also in ##Ubuntu-ops15:06
cjwatsonNothing to do with this meeting.  Please go elsewhere.15:06
skaetStar2012,  this doesn't appear relevant to this meeting.15:07
Star2012ive warnrd the user and the channel ops not to let the user use this nick on this network15:07
Star2012well its a server user issue15:07
Star2012who sould i talk to15:07
Star2012should15:07
ogra_its a freenode/IRC issue15:07
ogra_talk to the IRC Ops team15:07
Star2012what channel15:07
Star2012skaet,   sorry15:08
ogra_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/IrcCouncil15:08
skaetStar2012,  lets figure this out,  in sideband discussion.15:08
Star2012ty15:08
* skaet move on back to our regularly scheduled release issues ;)15:09
Star2012sorry15:09
skaetbased on interlock,  we want to adjust alpha 3 to July 26 (currently August Any one see problems about adjusting A3 to one week earlier?15:09
Davieyno issues here that i can see.15:10
skaetarosales, ogra_, seb128, ScottK, and others interested ^?15:10
skaetthanks Daviey :)15:10
Davieyhmm15:10
arosalesnone from me15:10
balloonsI see it as a good thing15:10
stgraberWFM15:10
Davieyone moment15:10
ScottKIt seems OK for Kubuntu.15:10
ScottKWe miss KDE SC 4.9.0 either way.15:10
seb128no issue from the desktop side15:10
ogra_should be fine, though note that we will change the arm images to live, that might cause unexpected breakage15:11
Davieyskaet: So, Openstack upstream has done a pretty good job of aligning with out release schedule15:11
Davieyhttp://wiki.openstack.org/FolsomReleaseSchedule15:11
ogra_(and might require extra fixes and rebuilds)15:11
Star2012ty for your time15:11
skaetogra_, fair enough.15:11
Davieyskaet: So, moving it one week earlier, means we don't get Folsom-315:12
ogra_oh, wait, that was A3 ... we should have switched by then, ignore my comment :)15:12
skaetDaivey,  can we see if they can adjust?   QA is going to be slammed with 12.04.1 in August, so trying to cut them some breathing room.15:12
Davieyskaet: Hmm.. Can we hold off deciding this right now?15:13
skaetDaviey,  yes,15:13
Davieysuper15:13
skaetwant to close it early next week before planning freeze though. :)15:14
skaet..15:14
skaetNeed to make some adjustments on status.ubuntu.com to get it more efficient again.15:14
skaetIt still appears to be tracking workitems from Oneiric and Precise.  Which is making the http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-precise/ rather misleading in terms of trend lines,  to put it mildly.  :P15:14
skaetAny one have concerns about turning the tracking off for Oneiric and Precise ?15:14
skaet(I still want the graphs and last snapshot of data visible though, useful for trending information ;).15:14
seb128skaet, we should have turned them off at release15:15
skaetseb128,  I think so too.15:15
seb128skaet, precise is completly screwed now because we carried specs over to q and they drop off the precise charts15:15
seb128skaet, I was trying to look at how many workitems desktop team got done in precise this week but we lost those infos15:16
seb128most of the items just got dropped from it15:16
skaetyes - if no one has strong concern otherwise - I'll work to see if we can get the data rolled back for precise to when we released15:16
skaetand freeze it there15:16
seb128skaet, I think pitti also raised concerns about the time it takes to generate the graphs over several releases15:16
skaetseb128,  yup.  and cjohnston is concerned as well,  and it serves no useful purpose from what I can tell, so lets fix it.15:17
skaet:)15:17
seb128;-)15:17
skaetbut I wanted to make sure that everyone knew about it,  and there wasn't something we were overlooking.15:18
skaet:)15:18
skaetgiven no other comments,  I'll move forward with figuring out how to get this cleaned up.15:18
skaet..15:18
* skaet has a long list of questions, but wonders if anyone else wants to ask some?15:19
skaetogasawara,  with the transition to debian unstable occurring there's going to be a lot of churn for the next couple of weeks,  can we hold off on move over to v3.5-rc1 kernel until after Alpha 1?15:19
ogasawaraskaet: I think that should be do-able15:19
skaetthanks ogasawara.  *whew*15:20
skaet..15:20
skaet(sorry,  should have waited for ogasawara ".." )15:21
ogasawara..15:21
skaet:)15:21
skaetogra,  any feeling on when we'll be getting arm daily images again?   what's the cause of the breakage?15:21
skaetogra_, ^15:22
ogra_skaet, broken chroots on the livefs builders, afaik infinity is on it15:23
skaetogra_,  will we be trying for arm images for A1?15:23
ogra_s/broken/out715:24
ogra_grr15:24
ogra_*outdated15:24
ogra_why does IRC swallow my typing :P15:24
cjwatsonI got the impression nonexistent was more like it, but either way ...15:24
ogra_skaet, i would like to see arm A1 images, yes, but given we will switch flash-kernel to the new world order and at the same time switch to live installs it might be a bit bumpy15:25
skaetogra_,  ok, we'll keep it in the "try for" list, but not block on it.15:25
ogra_yeah, sounds sane15:25
skaet..15:26
skaetScottK, based on your blueprints you'll be trimming down the images for kubuntu this cycle.   What is the rollout plans for that?   which images do you want to try for with A1?15:26
ScottKskaet: I don't know.15:27
skaetScottK,  can we figure it out by next week?15:28
ScottKSure.15:28
skaetthanks. :)15:28
skaet..15:28
ScottKThe short answer for an Alpha 1 is something like 'the ones that will build' anyway.15:28
* ogra_ always thought they are "the ones that install" 15:29
skaetfair 'nuf.   it is A1 after all.    Just like to start pruning images down as soon as possible.  :)15:29
DavieySide note, For Alpha1, Server would like to switch to squashfs based images, rather than pool of deb's... Perhaps releasing both style images for A1 for early comparison.15:30
skaetI'm thinking of the testing side of it, and trying to make sure we've got folks focused on what we really care about.15:30
skaetDaviey,  interesting side note,  thanks for raising.   Was coming to server later.    Lets discuss in #ubuntu-release after the meeting.15:31
ScottKDaviey: You're not going to use D-I anymore?15:31
* skaet wondering about naming, dailies, etc. as well during experiment.15:32
DavieyScottK: no, still using d-i15:32
ScottKOK.  I didn't know that was possible.15:32
ogra_just using a squashfs instead of a pool15:32
skaet..  ;)  (discussion to go to #ubuntu-release)15:33
skaetseb128,  which Ubuntu desktop images make sense to produce and test?   oversize desktop and alternate?  can we drop DVD from the dailies?15:33
ogra_isnt alternate dead ?15:34
skaetogra_  that's what I'm trying to figure out,  not got enough data from blueprints status yet to know if the transition has happened.15:34
DavieyI understood Alt. was dead.15:35
seb128skaet, define "oversize"?15:35
ogra_well, we probably didnt switch off the builds yet, not sure15:35
seb128skaet, I think it was agree to have a 750mb (or 780mb) iso this cycle15:35
Davieyseb128: i think, which ones do we have a quick reaction on to bring below size.15:35
seb128so that would be the desktop one stretched to that size15:35
skaetseb128,  bigger than 700mb - ie.  we'll go to USB from CD15:35
Davieyie, powerpc being oversized is not importiant15:35
ScottKPersonally I'd like to see full disk encryption support in Ubiquity before the alternates go away.15:36
Davieycjwatson: ^15:36
seb128skaet, I will have to check with pitti (or cjwatson maybe knows) but I think dropping DVD is alright15:36
DavieyScottK: note, netboot is unaffected.15:36
cjwatsonScottK: This is a requirement from Foundations' point of view; xnox is working on it.15:37
ScottKcjwatson: I've been following the blueprint.15:37
cjwatsonI can't say I care about oversizedness at all for alpha 1.  We generally haven't much before.15:38
ScottKAgreed.15:38
skaetcjwatson,  agreed - mostly trying to figure out if DVD and alternates make sense to try for.15:38
ogra_and currently we are still building alt.15:38
cjwatsonDaviey: server/squashfs> I'd rather do a straight switch, not build both, personally.15:39
skaetand when we should be turning off alternates.15:39
cjwatsonskaet: Not until foundations-q-ubiquity-lvm-luks is implemented, IMO.15:39
Davieycjwatson: do you mind, having both for A1?15:39
Davieycjwatson: I'd like easy direct comparison of the advantages.15:39
cjwatsonDaviey: Yes, I do mind.  It's a fair bit of complexity to bring up an extra image type temporarily.15:39
Davieyok\15:39
cjwatsonYou can compare with the last daily before the switch, or with 12.04.15:39
ogra_its a bit stressful wrt testing and build times too15:39
skaetcjwatson,  ok,  I'll use that blueprint as the trigger for turning off the alternate dailies.15:40
Davieyogra_: build times is 20 mins, and testing is via jenkins.. But i do see cjwatson's point.15:40
jibelDaviey, QA minds if that means testing both for A115:40
ScottKI'm not sure who is going to do the KDE U/I bits for foundations-q-ubiquity-lvm-luks.15:40
Davieyjibel: no, not releasing both... having both.15:40
cjwatsonskaet: I'll add a work item to that spec for foundations to do that once we're satisfied15:40
ScottKIt's possible we'll still need alternates for Kubuntu due to lack of U/I to use the new feature.15:41
skaetthanks cjwatson. :)15:41
cjwatsonScottK: It's probably not *very* much work ...15:41
Davieyjibel: but also looking to drop i386 as a released image.. so that makes your life easer :)15:41
jibelDaviey, Thanks so much :)15:41
ScottKcjwatson: Maybe someone who's familiar with the code base because they just did a python3 port could look into it?15:42
ScottK(since it's easy)15:42
ScottK:-)15:42
cjwatsonScottK: Seeing as I've deferred this blueprint since 7.04, I think it's a good idea for Dmitrij to be having a go at this rather than me this time :-)15:43
ScottKOK.15:43
skaet#action skaet to mail out summary of what we're trying for A1 early next week to ubuntu-release mail list, and what should be in final manifest, and make sure all teams are on the same page at next meeting.15:43
meetingologyACTION: skaet to mail out summary of what we're trying for A1 early next week to ubuntu-release mail list, and what should be in final manifest, and make sure all teams are on the same page at next meeting.15:43
skaet:)15:43
Daviey\o/15:43
ScottKThe one person we have who's still around and has done Ubiquity work at all has almost no time this cycle due to work commitments.15:44
skaetyeah some sorting to do,  definitely.  ....15:44
skaet..?15:44
ScottKo/15:45
* skaet assumes we've thrashed that topic for now15:45
skaetScottK go15:45
ScottKFor 12.04.1 preps: I mentioned in the Kubuntu status input we need three 4.8.3 packages accepted for precise-proposed.15:45
ScottKIs there someone from ubuntu-sru that could look into that?15:45
skaetScottK,  Spamaps and RAOF are on point right now,  ask question in #ubuntu-release15:46
ScottKOK.15:47
ScottK..15:47
skaet:)15:47
skaetthanks.15:47
DavieyWe should probably get SRU representation at this meeting in the run up to 12.04.115:47
skaet..15:47
skaetDaviey,  yes,  I think there may be a separate meeting about to form specific for 12.04.1, based on the blueprints.  ;)15:47
skaetstgraber, ^ comments?15:47
skaetif no separate meeting,  we'll continue to bring issues up here.15:48
skaetand cross polinate15:48
skaet(thanks ScottK :) )15:48
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stgraberyeah, still need to get the final list of attendees and figure out a time for it, but we'll have a separate meeting for 12.04.115:48
stgraberlikely fortnightly, at least until we get close to 12.04.115:48
stgraber..15:48
skaetthanks stgraber..15:49
skaetonce the meetings kick off,  we can figure out logistics if it makes sense to have some else here, or if we can cover from folks who need to be in both already.15:49
skaet..15:50
stgraberI think most attendees will be in both anyway... :)15:51
stgraber..15:51
skaetara, brendand - any updates on how the 12.04.1 certification is looking?15:51
roadmrskaet: hi!15:52
skaet:)15:52
skaetthanks roadmr,  was just looking to see if you were in the channel.  :)15:52
Davieyhmm, i was told certification strictly happens post release.. has that changed?15:52
skaetoops15:52
skaetmeant to ask about 12.0415:53
skaetlol15:53
roadmrskaet: yes, was about to ask for clarification15:53
* skaet needs to watch her fingers autoprogramming...15:53
ogra_skaet, ara said in her mail report there would be nobody from the team in the meeting today15:53
roadmrskaet: we still have some pending systems, expect them to be finished next week15:53
skaetany big worries showing up from the work so far?15:53
roadmrskaet: some of our resources got repurposed so we've made little progress but should be back to full speed next week15:53
roadmrskaet: nothing major, cert-blocking bugs are being reported...15:54
roadmrskaet: and hopefully a few can be fixed in 12.04.1, that should unblock a few systems (for instance, some that won't install with the 12.04 kernel, we couldn't cert those :( )15:54
roadmr..15:55
skaetroadmr,  thanks for that.   :)15:55
Davieyroadmr: I assume there will be pre-cert on 12.04.1 images?15:55
Daviey(pre-release)15:55
Daviey(this didn't happen with 10.04.4)15:56
skaetplease get the bug numbers associated with the systems that won't install mailed out to the ubuntu-release mail list as soon as possible, so we can make sure they're being planned for with the 12.04.1 release.  :)15:56
roadmrDaviey: hmm all I have is a full certification run once 12.04.1 is released, if you think pre-certing would be useful we can talk about that and see if we can manage15:56
skaet+115:56
Davieyroadmr: okay, thanks :)15:56
roadmrskaet: OK, we can email the ones we already have ASAP and send out another batch once we finish the remaining cert systems15:57
skaetroadmr,  great.   Thanks!  :D15:57
skaet..15:57
roadmr.. from me as well15:57
skaetI think we're getting close to time for the meeting to wrap up.  any one else have last questions?15:57
Davieylets go home.15:58
skaetThanks everyone.  :)15:58
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ogra_thanks skaet !15:58
seb128thanks15:58
mdeslaurthanks skaet!15:58
roadmrthanks :)15:58
jibelthanks!15:58
arosalesthanks for chair'ing skaet15:58
Davieythanks skaet15:59
stgraberthanks16:00
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ajmitchok21:06
wendar#startmeeting21:09
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* stgraber waves21:09
* ajmitch looks up the agenda for today21:10
wendarhi stgraber21:10
wendar#topic Action review21:10
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ajmitchwe covered the bugs pretty well at UDS, and came up with some new ones21:10
wendarYeah, seems like a lot were closed at UDS.21:11
wendarwe can drop any closed ones21:11
wendarin fact, we can probably replace that with a general review of the arb tag21:11
ajmitchsome of those closed will change how much info we need to put into the packages as well, if I understood it correctly21:11
ajmitchasomething has found a few more that are quickly related, we could tag those & check up on them as well21:13
* highvoltage jumps into the channel pool and causes a huge splash21:13
ajmitchhi highvoltage :)21:13
asomethingajmitch, they should be tagged arb already21:13
highvoltagehi! sorry for being late21:13
ajmitchasomething: excellent, thanks21:13
wendarajmitch: yes, we're able to drop all the custom tags from debian/control, and no longer need the special image install in debian/rules21:14
wendarSo, LP #914667 is now Fix Released, so dropping it from the agenda21:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 914667 in Developer registration portal "Packages in the ARB process should go directly to Published without going to "Ready to Publish"" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/91466721:15
ajmitchnow that we can see all app states, #915902 is also fixed & can be dropped21:16
ajmitchthe state changing is apparantly going onto production on monday, according to a related bug21:17
wendarand #915902 is marked as Fixed Released, so dropped from the ARB tag, good...21:17
ajmitchhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/developer-portal/+bug/1004487/comments/121:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1004487 in Developer registration portal "Every piece of feedback should send an email to the ARB list" [Low,Confirmed]21:17
wendar#927588 is tagged with arb, so we don't need to manually track it21:19
ajmitchwendar: are you editing the wiki page at the moment?21:19
highvoltagenice to see that the bug list for the arb tag has come down so much21:19
wendarajmitch: not at the moment, go ahead21:19
wendar#927588 is not tagged with arb yet, so I'll change that21:20
* ajmitch was just going to track down a few blueprints & add them under work items21:20
wendar(it's a duplicate anyway, but good to keep it tagged so it gets cleaned up)21:21
asomethingpython-distutils-extra got a few fixes that landed in quantal that fix up some little arb/quickly things21:21
wendarasomething: great, thanks21:22
ajmitch3 blueprints linked21:22
wendarasomething: yeah, it looks like that one is Fix Released, so we can drop it from the Agenda21:23
asomethingno more lintian warnings about the copyright, no more unused cdbs build dep, no more deprecated {XS, XB}-python fields21:23
ajmitchasomething: ah, very nice, thank you21:23
wendaruds-q-community-q-upstream-outreach-latest21:24
wendaruds-q-desktop-q-quickly-latest21:24
ajmitchI assume we need to get the blueprints approved for quantal & with a milestone set for them to show on status.ubuntu.com21:24
ajmitchwendar: you want those added to the agenda?21:24
wendarajmitch: yup, we've got ARB workitems on them too21:25
wendaruds-q-community-q-upstream-myapps-latest21:25
stgraberajmitch: give me the URLs of the ones you need release targeted and accepted and I'll do it21:26
wendarstgraber: some have already been done, but need to check which21:26
wendar("done" meaning release targeted)21:26
ajmitchwendar: linked those 321:27
ajmitchstgraber: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-q-app-review-board is the only one unapproved, probably because I need to fill in the whiteboard from the pad21:28
wendarajmitch: awesome, thanks!21:28
stgraberajmitch: done21:29
ajmitchstgraber: thanks21:29
ajmitchwendar: how's the pkgme backend coming along?21:31
wendarajmitch: mostly done, I need to submit it to james for review21:31
wendarajmitch: (as a branch or a patch, I'm not sure which)21:31
ajmitchbranch, probably21:32
ajmitchdoes it call the other backends once it knows some of the information?21:32
wendarajmitch: at the moment, no, it's completely standalone21:33
wendarajmitch: we don't really need any information from the other backends21:33
ajmitchno, but it's useful to have the cmake backend run for cmake-using tarballs21:34
wendarajmitch: specifically, the Python backend isn't allowed to run on the servers, because it executes arbitrary code21:34
wendarajmitch: so for python code we can't use the Python backend at all21:34
ajmitchthat's a shame, since python code is one of the easier ones to automate21:35
wendarajmitch: what does the cmake backend add that's useful?21:35
wendarajmitch: well, Python code is so easy to automate, we don't need the Python backend21:35
wendarajmitch: our own is good enough21:35
ajmitchalright21:36
wendarajmitch: I'll make a note to take a look at the cmake backend and see if it's work delegating or copying bits from it21:36
wendar*worth21:36
* ajmitch thinks that there's probably some useful parts in the other backends21:38
wendarajmitch: I'll take a look21:38
ajmitchok21:38
ajmitchwhat other action items do we want to look at?21:39
wendarajmitch: mainly, just make sure that all our action items from the pads are now in the blueprints21:39
wendarso they get tracked in status.ubuntu.com21:39
ajmitchlooked like they should be there now21:39
wendaralso check the priorities, lots are Undefined21:41
ajmitchas for the state of the queue, I've got a busy weekend ahead on submissions I've said I'd look at21:41
highvoltageajmitch: great.21:43
asomethinganyone know what team you need to be on to have your workitems show up on status.ubuntu.com?21:43
ajmitchasomething: afaik you don't need to be on any particular team, but have the blueprints in the right state21:43
wendarI'm guessing that https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-q-app-review-board will appear in status.ubuntu.com after the next regeneration, since it's now Approved21:43
wendarasomething: you need to be added to the right team21:44
ajmitchwendar: oh you do?21:44
wendarhttps://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-community-contributors21:44
* ajmitch came out of UDS with a relatively short list of work items21:44
wendarajmitch: smart move :)21:45
ajmitchwendar: it can't be just that team, there's only 11 people in it :)21:45
wendarajmitch: afaik, ubuntu developers also get added21:46
highvoltageI didn't seem to get ARB ones, but that means that when I have ARB time I can at least use it for looking at submissions.21:46
wendarajmitch: but not all members21:46
ajmitchhighvoltage: heh21:46
highvoltageflavours also get automatically added iirc21:46
asomethingwell, i'm already pending to join that team. guess I just need to bug someone to approve me. I am in ~ubuntu-dev though...21:47
wendarbasically, if you're on one of these teams, you're good: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-quantal/teams.html21:47
wendarmaybe we should get ubuntu-arb added to that...21:48
ajmitchwendar: that'd be good, bug against summit?21:48
stgraberskaet: ^21:48
asomethinglooks like ~ubuntu-dev needs to be there as well21:48
micahgasomething: why?21:48
micahgsorry (didn't realize this was the meeting channel)21:49
ajmitchmicahg: it's ok, you can interrupt :)21:49
asomethingmicahg, I'd rather not have to join even more teams just to see my work item status.21:49
* micahg would think something like MOTU might be worthy, but not sure about ubuntu-dev in general as a team21:49
wendarajmitch: I'm also behind on the queue, I'm afraid I pretty much dropped off the map for two weeks after UDS21:49
wendar(moving and new job apologies)21:50
ajmitchwendar: so have I, apart from looking at some apps locally on my laptop I haven't really touched it21:50
ajmitchno need to apologise, it's a busy time for you :)21:50
wendarI'll also be trying to catch up this week21:50
wendarLast month some people did a Tuesday queue run21:51
asomethingi did a few reviews, but nothing I looked at was in shape to suggest ya'll vote on it yet21:51
wendardid that seem useful?21:51
ajmitchI think it was useful21:51
wendarasomething: thanks!21:51
wendarwould you like to do one next week?21:51
* highvoltage also had to work last weekend so will actually take some time to relax this one21:51
ajmitchfinding a time that highvoltage & I could work on the queue together was a challenge, but I think it's good to talk to someone else21:51
highvoltageajmitch: should we try again next week the same time we've done it before?21:52
wendarwhat time did you finally end up with last time around?21:52
highvoltageit was 6am on a tuesday morning for me... that's... 10:00 UTC21:52
ajmitch6AM for highvoltage, 10pm for me :)21:52
micahgasomething: if the ARB  had a lot of WI, maybe that team should be on the status tracker as well (apologies if this was already proposed)21:52
highvoltagethat was the only hour in the whole week we could align, we scanned through our entire schedule :)21:53
highvoltage*schedules21:53
stgrabermicahg: yep, that's the idea, that's why I also poked skaet21:53
micahgok21:54
* ajmitch personally wants to try & get a couple of apps through to voting each week if possible21:54
wendarajmitch: yes, that sounds like a good goal21:54
ajmitchnot too high, but we could keep up with the queue fairly quickly if we each did that21:55
wendarhighvoltage: that's 3am for me, so I won't join live21:56
wendarhighvoltage: but, I could still plan to work on the same day21:56
ajmitchwendar: after showing up for the MOTU meeting at 4AM this week, I can understand why :)21:56
wendarhighvoltage: probably a few hours before21:56
wendarhighvoltage: or else, a few hours after21:57
wendarso, we'd be working in shifts :)21:57
wendarlike, I'm often up working at 6am21:57
ajmitchsounds good21:57
highvoltagewendar: ok. I'm trying to rework my schedules so maybe I could just make tuesdays a general ARB'ish day21:57
ajmitchwendar: you were the last to look at unity-buss, what was the state of that?21:58
wendarajmitch: I sent her some changes to make (in email cc'd to the list)21:58
wendarajmitch: afaik, she made them all21:58
wendarbut needs to be verified21:58
* highvoltage feels kind of guilty about unity-buss21:58
wendarI didn't realize at the time that highvoltage was already handling it21:58
ajmitchshe's been on irc recently asking about the submission, I thought I'd ask before jumping in with a review21:59
wendarI just responded to a question on IRC21:59
highvoltagewendar: well I'm really glad that you did jump in because I ran out of time right about that stage21:59
wendarhighvoltage: no need to feel guilty21:59
wendarhighvoltage: yeah, overall I think it's good that we can swap handlers on a package22:00
wendarthat's why I CC the list on all messages I send to developers22:00
ajmitchthat's useful22:00
wendarI figure if I drop off, anyone else can read the list history and pick up where I left off22:00
highvoltageI tend to do that too, except that most of my interaction with malin was via myapps or IRC22:00
wendaryeah, myapps is trickier22:01
wendarhopefully that'll be fixed soon and all those will be copied to the list too22:01
highvoltagemalin is great since she actually hangs out in the arb channel a lot, we don't have many contributors who are that proactive22:01
wendarno idea about IRC, but definitely want to keep using it for devs who can22:01
wendaryeah, she gets major points for active communication22:01
wendarOkay, so this Tuesday we'll do some queue work22:03
wendarI hope to get at least one app up for voting this week.22:03
wendarI had a couple that were nearly ready to go before UDS.22:03
wendarAny other business before we go?22:04
wendarAnd, who wants to chair the next meeting?22:04
* ajmitch can chair it22:04
wendarexcellent, I'll put you on the agenda22:04
* ajmitch is a mug for volunteering, but it's at least not a 6AM meeting now22:05
wendarglad the meeting time change helps :)22:05
wendarokay, we'll call that a wrap22:05
ajmitchthanks22:05
wendar#endmeeting22:05
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wendarthanks all!22:06
highvoltageand thanks for chairing wendar22:06
highvoltagehave a good weekend eveyrone!22:06
asomethingbye all!22:07
stgraberthanks!22:08

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