/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/09/07/#launchpad.txt

=== Logan_ is now known as k
=== pi-rho|away is now known as pi-rho
=== pi-rho is now known as pi-rho|away
=== charles_ is now known as charles
=== spm is now known as stevemci
=== stevemci is now known as spm
=== dayangkun_ is now known as dayangkun
=== czajkowski changed the topic of #launchpad to: Help contact:czajkowski | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad
=== lifeless_ is now known as lifeless
flopperhi, I am trying to search for something in launchpad, but for some reason the result page only lists project that exactly matches the search term, no bugs, packages, answers are shown. is this a new "feature" or is something wrong?09:21
flopperso no one here uses launchpad search?09:49
mgzthe search on the front page? I don't myself.09:52
mgzflopper: what's the url of a results page that you don't like the contents of?09:53
floppermgz: https://launchpad.net/+search?field.text=lxc&x=0&y=0 but you can substitute the search text for anything09:54
mgzit's also exact match on people, but yeah, it's not google site search any more09:58
mgzmay I recommend http://www.google.com/search?q=site:launchpad.net+lxc instead?09:58
flopperso this in intentional?09:58
mgzflopper: I don't know, but presume...09:59
flopperdamn, I really hoped canonical would not catch the gnome disease09:59
wgrantThat's not intentional.10:01
czajkowskiI use launchpad.net/people for searching10:02
wgrantThat's for searching people10:02
czajkowskiyes10:02
wgrant+search is for searching everything, using Google as a backend10:02
czajkowskihence the people wgrant:)10:03
wgrantBut it appears to be broken10:03
flopperwgrant: okay, thanks for clarifying10:05
wgrantflopper: It seems that Google is rather unhelpfully returning 0 results for every query. I'll get someone to investigate that.10:14
flopperwgrant: thank you :)10:15
MCR1Order bugs by Importance seems to be broken12:10
MCR1nope, sry false alarm12:11
MCR1everything worx12:11
* MCR1 needs a coffee12:11
* benji sips his coffee in honor of MCR1.12:12
olyhi, i have a ppa located here https://launchpad.net/~oly/+archive/ppa all the packages i upload are being built for 12.04 is there a way to enable this for 12.10 as well ?14:38
jelmerhi oly14:39
jelmeroly: you'll have to upload them for 12.10 as well (or copy them to that series)14:39
olyi was not aware i was uploading them against a specific version with dput ?14:40
jelmeroly: you are, the ubuntu release in debian/changelog14:40
olyis there an extra parameter, i did try copying but i got an error about them already existing14:40
olyoh okay14:40
olyah yeah your right i remember now, thats what i get for copying and pasting :)14:41
olycan you specify multiple releases in the changelog then ie 12.04 and 12.10 or do you need to do this some other way ??14:41
olycheers jelmer that is most hopeful i will look into my options with the chagelog later, at least i know where to look now :)14:48
tsimpsonoly: you can only specify one release target in the changelog14:51
olythat kinda sucks, so i have to duplicate the project just to change the changelog :/14:52
olyi guess i can branch the project for each release target, and have seperate debian folders in each,perhaps my best option14:53
dobeyoly: you can use recipe builds on launchpad to have it automatically upload for each version of ubuntu you want to support14:54
dobeyand then it will also mostly version them correctly as well, assuming you set up the recipe correctly14:55
olythat sounds intresting will have to look into that14:55
=== deryck is now known as deryck[lunch]
=== yofel_ is now known as yofel
=== deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck
=== czajkowski changed the topic of #launchpad to: Help contact:- | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad
olyhi, i am trying to create a reciepe, but the build process is failing because its setting the email incorrectly its setting it to username@hostname instead of my actual email is there a way i can override this ?17:49
dobeysetting which e-mail address?18:25
olydobey, basically the reciepe is setting the email in changelog file but its not my real email, normally i set it manually and use -k to assign the correct key19:08
olybut using the receipes its using my login name @ hostname so i need a way to change that :)19:08
dobeyoly: what branch is it for?19:10
olyjust my own personal ppa19:10
olyi wrote a reciepe file and am testing it locally with bzr dailydeb before uploading it19:11
dobeyrecipes build branches from launchpad though. which branch are you building?19:11
olyi have it pulling from here lp:~oly/geany-json-deserialize/trunk19:11
olyi am not doing a merge as the debian files are already part of trunk19:12
olyas i was previously building using bzr-buildpackage19:12
olyjust trying to get it automated so it build for 12.04 and 12.10 at the same time19:13
dobeyhow are you requesting the recipe be built, exactly?19:16
olyrunning this on local machine bzr dailydeb geany-json-deserialize.recipe ./19:17
olyit works but i get a lintian error about invalid email in the changelog19:18
TheLordOfTimeon your local machine?19:19
olyyeah, so i can test it before i commit to launchpad19:19
TheLordOfTimehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1191442/19:19
TheLordOfTimeadd that to whatever terminal system's rc file you use19:20
TheLordOfTime(for Bash, ~/.bashrc)19:20
TheLordOfTimemake sure you edit the information to be *yours*19:20
dobeyright19:20
olyintresting i did actually try something similar to that19:20
TheLordOfTimealso you may need a line like this:19:20
TheLordOfTimeexport EMAIL='YouAreFail@example.com'19:20
dobeythis is because your e-mail isn't set so it's generating user@host as an e-mail19:20
TheLordOfTime(ignore the names, its bleh)19:20
TheLordOfTimeoly:  again, source ~/.bashrc or zshrc or whatever it is for you19:21
TheLordOfTimeafter you edit19:21
TheLordOfTimethen try19:21
olyyeah i get that, i will try the export email one as well19:21
TheLordOfTimei had to have the two DEB env vars and the EMAIl one19:21
TheLordOfTimethen it works for everything19:21
olyyeah i wrote package.sh file i could run while testing but i will put in bash if it works :)19:21
TheLordOfTime...19:21
TheLordOfTimeyou should *ALWAYS* have that in your bash rc filef19:21
TheLordOfTime***ALWAYS***19:22
TheLordOfTimei dont trust scripts to use it right19:22
TheLordOfTimewhenever you work with packaging, put it in your bashrc :P19:22
olyokay, its habit i like scripts so i can store them in ubuntu one19:22
TheLordOfTimeso make a nonhidden copy of your bashrc and throw it into your uubuntu 1 folder19:22
olythat way when i am on another machine or vm i can quickly run them :)19:22
olyThanks for that anyway export EMAIL did the trick :)19:23
TheLordOfTimekeep all 3 in your bashrc :P19:24
TheLordOfTimeso that debuild *and* the bzr recipe thing work :P19:24
olydone thanks again now to commit the reciepe and see what launchpad makes of it :)19:25
dobeyjust put your bashrc in ubuntu one and make ~/.bashrc a symlink to ~/Ubuntu One/dotfiles/.bashrc or something19:30
TheLordOfTimemhm19:31
olyi just copied in the new stuff and kept the script seperate for future reference :)19:33
MiS_hello. I've run into a little issue. I built a package, signed etc. dput goes well but I get absolutely no feedback from the launchapd and my packages do not appear in the build queue. Any ideas what he problem could be?20:51
mark06is it possible to upload to a private branch? for instance customizations to proprietary software?23:32
lifelessmark06: yes, if you have a proprietary entitlement23:49
mark06you mean it's a paid service?23:50
wgrantmark06: yes, Launchpad is only free for public projects under an open source license. Proprietary projects can use private bugs and branches if they purchase a commercial subscription.23:53
mark06ok thanks23:55

Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!