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saurabh | ello, I have created a project and setup a ppa on launchpad. I am using quickly to create my application. But when I try to push the code to launchpad, it created 12.07 version instead of 0.1 version | 11:43 |
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saurabh | Can somebody help me resolve this issue? | 11:43 |
czajkowski | jelmer: was this similar to last nights issue | 11:43 |
czajkowski | wondering is the quickly channel the better place to get help | 11:44 |
saurabh | What's the irc channel for quickly? | 11:45 |
czajkowski | saurabh: #quickly | 11:45 |
saurabh | ok czajkowski, but there are very few people there | 11:46 |
saurabh | is that the official channel of quickly? | 11:46 |
czajkowski | saurabh: yes | 11:46 |
saurabh | ok czajkowski | 11:48 |
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maxb | What is the current PPA publisher cron schedule these days? | 13:59 |
mgz | maxb: if you know where I should look I could find out | 14:01 |
maxb | I've heard tell it might live in lp:lp-production-crontabs | 14:01 |
mgz | that does indeed have things. | 14:02 |
maxb | and it's probable it looks like ..../publish-distro.py .... --ppa ... | 14:03 |
mgz | now I just need to find Steven K's text file of server names to what they actually do mapping again... | 14:04 |
maxb | mgz: germanium? | 14:04 |
mgz | ah, yes, that's all things ppa. | 14:05 |
mgz | there's a LEP about making that one box less of a bottleneck | 14:10 |
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mgz | <https://dev.launchpad.net/LEP/DisklessArchives> | 14:11 |
leo-unglaub | hey, where do i find the unity developers...i found a problem and want to discuss it | 14:34 |
mgz | which unity? :) #ubuntu can probably point you onwards. | 14:36 |
leo-unglaub | what do you mean witch unity? | 14:36 |
leo-unglaub | i mean the unity core team | 14:37 |
mgz | http://unity.ubuntu.com/contact-us/ for the ubuntu project. | 14:39 |
mgz | that was the top hit for "ubuntu unity irc" by the way. | 14:40 |
leo-unglaub | thanks | 14:40 |
ttx | A question for any losa: I need to transfer bugtasks for PROJ tagged "python-PROJclient" to the "python-PROJclient" project since that's what we'll be using to track bugs for them. | 15:37 |
ttx | Thought about using the API for that, but it doesn't let you reaffect a bugtask to another project in the same way the UI does, afaict | 15:37 |
ttx | you have to create a new bugtask, copy status to it, and then mark the previous one invalid or something | 15:37 |
ttx | To avoid introducing unnecessary dirtiness, would you consider running a query that would do that for a small set of PROJ ? | 15:38 |
gnuoy | ttx, we would try and avoid doing that, I think this maybe more of a question for one of lp devs, czajkowski do you know who might be able to help? | 15:40 |
czajkowski | gnuoy: I usually revert all bug tracking questions to sinzui | 15:41 |
mgz | ttx: example bug you want changing from what to what exactly? | 15:41 |
ttx | mgz: https://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/892081 | 15:42 |
ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 892081 in OpenStack Compute (nova) "os-console-output extension client" [High,Fix released] | 15:42 |
mgz | ah, I read your mail to openstack about this | 15:42 |
ttx | change the "nova" bugtask so that it's a "python-novaclient" bugtask | 15:42 |
mgz | want me to do what you spell out in there? | 15:42 |
ttx | mgz: thought it would be a no-brainer using the API, but it limits what manipulation you can actually do | 15:43 |
ttx | mgz: certainly! this is for PROJ={nova,keystone,quantum} | 15:43 |
mgz | hydrazine(None) #892081> retarget python-novaclient | 15:44 |
mgz | change target of bug 892081 | 15:44 |
mgz | from: https://api.launchpad.net/1.0/nova | 15:44 |
mgz | to: https://api.launchpad.net/1.0/python-novaclient | 15:44 |
ubot5 | Launchpad bug 892081 in python-novaclient "os-console-output extension client" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/892081 | 15:44 |
ttx | mgz: the other projects must have less than 5 bugs so I can do them manually | 15:44 |
mgz | seems to work. | 15:44 |
mgz | that's using lp:hydrazine bugclient | 15:44 |
mgz | can select by tag, then operate in batch | 15:44 |
mgz | ...I think | 15:45 |
ttx | mgz: oh. I'll try that myself then | 15:45 |
ttx | if only for my education | 15:45 |
ttx | mgz: thanks for the pointer | 15:45 |
gnuoy | mgz, thanks for the help | 15:45 |
mgz | so, you can basically do: | 15:46 |
mgz | pillar nova | 15:46 |
mgz | filter python-novaclient | 15:46 |
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mgz | batch show | 15:46 |
mgz | or batch whatever else (retarget, remove tag) | 15:46 |
mgz | it's a little dangerous, but interrupt if it looks like it's doing something crazy | 15:47 |
ttx | heh | 15:47 |
mgz | can be handy for triage too | 15:48 |
mgz | ^* filter tags python-novaclient | 15:48 |
* sinzui looks at api | 15:48 | |
mgz | hydrazine just seems to assign to bug.target and save (plus a little pillar resolving) | 15:49 |
sinzui | ttx bug_task.target = project should work | 15:49 |
ttx | sinzui: oh. even simpler. | 15:50 |
mgz | ah, plus asserting that the bug has a single task only | 15:50 |
sinzui | ttx, I think you want do old_project.searchTasks(status=[list every kind of status]) then for each assign the new target to the task, then call task.lp_save() | 15:51 |
sinzui | ttx, Listing all statuses is a nuisance, but if you do not list each status, Lp, will choose only the open statuses behind your back | 15:52 |
ttx | sinzui: yes, I knew that trick. Thanks for the pointer! | 15:52 |
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soren | Is there any way I can turn a user with PPA's into a team? | 18:33 |
soren | Please? :) | 18:33 |
jbrooks | Hi all, I'm working with source package recipes to autobuild packages on my ppa. I'd like to build for multiple ubuntu versions at once. Different versions have different build-requires, though -- can I specify --> for lucid, use this, for precise, use this, etc. in my control file? | 18:34 |
maxb | soren: I'm pretty sure that is not at all possible | 18:47 |
maxb | jbrooks: You would have to use different bzr branches containing different control files in different recipes | 18:48 |
jbrooks | maxb, cool, makes sense | 18:48 |
dobey | jbrooks: you can do fancy things to have it work; what exactly are the differences? | 18:59 |
jbrooks | dobey, This is a package that builds a firefox plugin that integrates with spice-client. In lucid, it needs xulrunner-dev, in oneiric, it needs firefox-dev, in precise and quantal, it needs something else, still figuring out where libxul.pc has moved to in those | 19:01 |
dobey | jbrooks: you can probably do "firefox-dev | xulrunner-dev" as a Build-Depends, if that's the only difference | 19:06 |
jbrooks | dobey, I'll try that | 19:06 |
micahg | jbrooks: there should not be a libxul.pc in quantal anymore | 19:09 |
jbrooks | micahg, is it replaced with something else? | 19:09 |
micahg | jbrooks: there should just be the mozilla-plugin.pc left IIRC | 19:10 |
jbrooks | micahg, ok, thanks | 19:10 |
jbrooks | dobey, micahg I have another q on my same build recipe thread -- my package, which I initially packaged for oneiric before adapting in this build recipe, has dh-autoreconf as a build-requires. For natty on up, that's fine, but that package isn't in lucid. Is there a different one I can substitute. (dh-autoreconf is in lucid-backports, don't know if I can pull a build dep from there) | 20:18 |
micahg | jbrooks: make the PPA build against backports if you want | 20:18 |
jbrooks | micahg, ah, I see, in my ppa dependencies | 20:19 |
jbrooks | I'll try that | 20:20 |
jbrooks | micahg, thank you | 20:22 |
micahg | jbrooks: you're welcome | 20:22 |
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soren | I'm confused. I've deleted ~/.launchpadlib, yet tools like lp-shell still can act on my behalf. A cookie or token of some sort must be stored somewhere else, but where? | 20:54 |
maxb | soren: gnome-keyring? | 21:04 |
soren | maxb: Yes, finally stumbled upoon that. Thanks. | 21:07 |
tkamppeter | I have found two spam entries in bug reports, probably the account of LP user Rafael Gonzalez (rafaelg) got hijacked: | 21:59 |
tkamppeter | bug 662313, comment #15 | 21:59 |
ubot5 | Launchpad bug 662313 in udev (Ubuntu) "Can't print in Maverick : docs stay forever in printing queue" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/662313 | 21:59 |
tkamppeter | bug 628030, comment #36 | 22:00 |
ubot5 | Launchpad bug 628030 in ghostscript (Ubuntu) "Cannot print from pdf, /usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftoraster failed" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/628030 | 22:00 |
maxb | I have hidden the spam comments | 22:02 |
maxb | Please open a question if you feel more action is required | 22:03 |
tkamppeter | maxb, thank you very much. | 22:03 |
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