[00:14] slangasek: looks like that worked. The upgrade is still running but it's past the point where the crash would usually happen. [00:14] slangasek: ah, I was about to assign 1034806 to myself :) [00:14] slangasek: I think it probably wants to look like http://paste.ubuntu.com/1140237/ ? [00:15] cjwatson: yes, I just realized I should probably assign it to myself because I've been working on it for the past half hour :P [00:15] which would apply to quantal, even though using python3 there dodges the issue [00:15] yeah, that matches mine [00:15] just working on the test case now [00:15] good, we followed the same chain of logic [00:15] a test case was what I hadn't got to yet [00:16] I'd have thought that with all that LP work, you'd know be completely converted to TDD ;) [00:16] also needs the iso-codes build-dep, which is in quantal already but not yet in precise [00:17] stgraber: well when 80% of the work is tracking down the bug and the other 10% is split evenly between figuring out the fix for the bug and figuring out the test case... :) [00:17] stgraber: :-P I make sure the test fails without the fix, but that doesn't always mean I write the test first ... [00:18] ;) [00:18] (but it's true that the balance in LP is necessarily shifted more towards using the test suite, since it's so much less work to engineer a reproduction environment that way than by bothering to actually run a full instance) [01:11] cjwatson: do you have time to review the mp I just sent for that buG? [01:13] urr, pretty confused by it being committed to lp:ubuntu/precise-proposed/aptdaemon and thus containing a bunch of other stuff [01:13] hmm [01:13] gar, not at all what I told it to do [01:13] and I suppose uncommitting will simply anger the branch god [01:14] but looking at the diff [01:15] oh, I see, I tried to create a branch under a 'precise-proposed' directory and UDD laughed at me [01:15] sigh [01:17] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1140316/ [01:17] that's consistent [01:18] .../precise/... [01:18] compare https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/aptdaemon/precise-proposed/+merge/119222 [01:18] i.e. the third bit is a series not a suite [01:19] anyway, approve review sent with a couple of minor notes [01:19] right, so the fact that 'lp:ubuntu/precise-proposed/aptdaemon' works is entirely because someone wants to watch me suffer ;) [01:20] thanks for the review [01:20] -p ab> heh, that was my next commit [01:22] slangasek: upgrade completed, no error and a working unity desktop post-reboot [01:22] stgraber: huzzah [01:23] hopefully we'll know if we broke anyhing else in the process when we get some jenkins run with -proposed on Monday ;) [01:23] indeed [01:44] and accepted [02:05] cjwatson: the regressions/ subdir doesn't seem to be processed at build time by the testsuite in quantal; is it expected to be? [02:06] hmm, language-selector was marked for python3 but the dbus backend isn't actually compatible at all :/ [02:11] cjwatson: heh, and in fact test_lp768691 doesn't run under python3 at all (either the old or new test) because there's no such thing as 'unicode' [02:16] slangasek: I don't know [02:16] That would be a glatzor question [02:16] fair'nuff [02:46] ok, that's all the aptdaemon UnicodeDecode crashes that errors knows about, phew === vanhoof_ is now known as vanhoof === jbicha is now known as Guest72287 [18:08] ev: so, that strange dip in all the crash graphs on 5/17... when did the retracer backlog get cleared? [18:08] slangasek: I don't think it has to do with the retracers, as they're not involved for python crashes, which are also showing the dip [18:09] ok [18:09] interesting [18:09] the retracers are a whole 'nother ball of pain for me, actually: [18:10] ugh, damn open id [18:10] the link I was going to paste isn't working [18:10] it's also possible that many of these crashes hit users more than 3 times per week, so a week after upgrade they've stopped reporting [18:10] but I wouldn't expect it to be quite so sharp, or quite so universal, in that case [18:11] yeah [18:11] anyway, just throwing out the thought... back to cleaning house now :) [18:11] at least the lines aren't exactly the same [18:11] it's not like it's just somehow sourcing the same data for all of them [18:11] but there's something special about the 17th [18:11] and I have no idea what it is yet :-/ [18:11] I looked for apport uploads around that time [18:11] but there really isn't anything that lines up [18:12] and I suspect we'd see more of a gradual drop off if that broke it === yofel_ is now known as yofel === iulian is now known as Guest88558