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ttilleyis there a version convention for extending native ubuntu packages elsewhere? like... native ubuntu packages have revision 0 plus ubuntu plus the ubuntu patch version. so if someone were to make a custom version of that package elsewhere, what would be a sane versioning system? 1.2.3-0ubuntu1.2 -> 1.2.3-1foo1.2 ?01:37
ttilleyi suppose that would be necessary to make the foo version take precedence01:39
ScottKI wouldn't do it that way.01:40
ScottKI'd do 1.2.3-0ubuntu1.2+foo1.01:40
ttilleyhuh01:56
ttilley(sorry for the delay)01:56
ttilleyScottK: that's a valid version number? and ends up being greater?01:57
ttilleythat's kinda neat01:57
ScottKYes.01:57
ttilleyScottK: what if you want the foo version to always win out? like if custom vendor functionality breaks without the extended package.01:57
ttilleyis there some pinning voodoo one might perform?01:58
ScottKThen you might add an epoch at the start.  1:1.2.3-0ubuntu1.2+foo1, although you need to be very careful with epochs as you can't go back.01:58
ScottKYou could solve the problem with pinning.01:58
* ttilley had never heard of "epochs"01:59
ttilleyScottK: thanks for the info btw =]02:00
ScottKYou're welcome.02:00
micahgttilley: it's usually best to pin, but you also want to keep an eye on the package so that if there's an update, you rebase your patch on top of it02:10
micahgunneeded epochs are very frowned upon for public archives as they can interfere with upgrades for random people (privately, you can do what you want)02:11
lestuswhy noone talking?03:29
lestusno issues to discuss?03:29
ScottKNot much.  For developers the time between the final freeze and release is usually (hopefully) quiet.03:31
lestusFair enough. :)03:34
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dholbachgood morning06:35
iulianMorning dholbach.07:15
dholbachhi iulian07:20
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tumbleweedbdrung: can I upload distro-info-data to Debian as-is? The entry for jessie looks a little odd...08:04
gesertumbleweed: does it include raring?08:23
tumbleweedgeser: that's why I'm asking, yes :)08:25
geserbtw: I'm looking for a sponsor for bug #1067993 :)08:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1067993 in vim (Ubuntu) "Add 'raring' to the lost of recognized Ubuntu release names" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106799308:26
* tumbleweed wishes sabdfl didn't leave the names so late08:27
cjwatsongeser: after release ...08:27
cjwatsonit's too late for quantal now08:27
cjwatson(and for an SRU, I'd want it in raring first)08:27
cjwatsontumbleweed: you and me both08:27
tumbleweedcjwatson: oh, right, I keep forgetting that we are cracking down on copying-up SRUs08:29
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gesercjwatson: ok09:03
bdrungtumbleweed: what do you have against the jessie entry?09:14
tumbleweedbdrung: the date probably isn't accurate, but I suppose it's better than nothing09:15
bdrungtumbleweed: maybe its better to defer that date one year (so we raise the probability that wheezy is release before)09:16
tumbleweedbdrung: I don't know if there is any sane way of handling it09:18
bdrungtumbleweed: the sane way would be to set the created day to infinity :)09:19
bdrungor to change the data format09:19
tumbleweedfortunately, the impact isn't as high as ubuntu releases09:19
tumbleweedat any rate, we should upload something to sid and ask for an unblock09:20
bdrungtumbleweed: upload done09:28
tumbleweedbdrung: thanks09:29
bdrungtumbleweed: should we update the data in natty?09:37
tumbleweedbdrung: naah. gonig out of support this month09:37
dholbachany opinions on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-packaging-guide/+bug/1067338?10:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1067338 in Ubuntu Packaging Guide "Introduce -common package for all HTML-based documentation" [High,New]10:15
tumbleweedare per-language binary packages actually worth it there?10:19
dholbachtumbleweed, the .pdf for example is 500k already10:22
dholbachso for every language you'll add another 500k10:22
dholbachalso 300k for HTML (160k for sources if you want it all searchable)10:23
dholbachso roughly 500k per language per output flavour10:24
tumbleweeddholbach: per-language packages for pdf makes sense, but for the HTML (which is where -common is applicable) I can't imagine it being much benefit10:24
tumbleweedso yes, I guess doing it for the PDFs is understandable10:24
dholbachtumbleweed, why not for html?10:25
dholbachthe -common thing would be just for static stuff like images, js+css10:25
tumbleweedoh, does it have translated images?10:25
dholbachnot yet10:25
MCR1dholbach: Hi :) I heard that hugging you 3 times makes magic happen ?10:34
dholbachhaha10:34
* MCR1 tries to hug dholbach virtually 3 times...10:34
tumbleweedAFAIK it was the other way around. Making magic happen tends to result in hugs10:34
MCR1No seriously: I need your help with bug 96811210:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 968112 in emerald (Ubuntu) "Emerald (the original Compiz Window Decorator) not available in Precise and Quantal, while it was working on all Ubuntu versions before [needs-packaging]" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96811210:34
dholbachMCR1, who told you that? is there a howto somewhere on the net about this? :)10:34
MCR1You can read that everywhere and even see it on youtube ;)10:35
dholbachMCR1, the best option you have is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages to get it into the "raring" release10:35
MCR1You have to take care of your privacy it seems ;)10:35
dholbachMCR1, and then request a backport to P and Q (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBackports)10:36
MCR1dholbach: I am willing to do work, but this package is just to good to be lost...10:36
* MCR1 is saving the links10:36
dholbachI don't have an opinion on emerald, but that's at least the processes you need to follow :)10:36
MCR1dholbach: Thx - you should try it - it has several features not available for any other window decorator out there ;)10:37
cjwatsonit was removed because it didn't build any more and nobody cared enough to fix it - bug 83111110:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 831111 in emerald (Fedora) "emerald version 0.8.8-0ubuntu1 failed to build in oneiric" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83111110:37
cjwatsonFWIW10:37
MCR1cjwatson: This was fixed a long time ago ;)10:38
cjwatson(don't bother telling me I should use it, I have pretty spartan tastes ;-) )10:38
dholbachI'm probably not the best person to evaluate that - I was even happy with metacity or sawfish before :)10:38
cjwatsonsure, just saying10:38
MCR1cjwatson: And the bug report I posted above contains detailed instructions on how to compile it on Precise and Quantal10:39
cjwatsonI know10:39
dholbachMCR1, a working source package will be required for review - maybe you can test it in a ppa before10:39
cjwatsonI'm just giving the reason it was removed - we're getting increasingly strict on packages that have nobody botheering to take care of them10:39
cjwatson*bothering10:39
MCR1dholbach: Never made a PPA, but there is already one available containing it10:40
dholbachok10:40
MCR1https://launchpad.net/~brainpower/+archive/testing/+build/350557810:40
MCR1https://launchpad.net/~brainpower/+archive/testing/+build/3505578/+files/emerald_0.9.5-0~precise2_amd64.deb10:40
Laneyif someone wants to take care of it then it's welcome to come back10:40
MCR1Laney: :)10:44
MCR1Thx 2 all 4 the help...10:44
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yolandahi, i have to backport a package, what are the correct steps? just file the bug with requestbackport?13:05
geseryes13:07
yolandageser, do i need to subscribe ubuntu backporters or something, or just leave it open?13:22
geserhave you a bug number to check?13:23
yolandageser, 106772513:25
yolandai built the package and tested in precise myself13:26
tumbleweedyolanda: now you just wait :)13:27
tumbleweed(well, and prod some backporters if they don't seem to be doing anything)13:27
geseryolanda: no assignment or bug subscription is needed as the bug is filed against the "Precise backports" project13:27
yolandatumbleweed, geser, ok, i'll wait :)13:27
yolandathx13:27
geserthe backports team works from the bug list for those backports projects13:27
Laneyoh to expand the backports team13:28
mitya57hi dholbach (yet again)14:30
dholbachhey mitya5714:30
mitya57http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/_static/searchtools.js returns 403 FORBIDDEN14:30
mitya57this makes search not working on the server14:30
dholbachoh wow14:30
mitya57are you able to fix it?14:30
dholbachno, but I can ask someone14:30
mitya57thank you14:31
mitya57and I've almost finished my branch for bug 1067338, now testing it14:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1067338 in Ubuntu Packaging Guide "Introduce -common package for all HTML-based documentation" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106733814:32
micahgmitya57: I don't understand the point of this bug14:43
mitya57micahg: the point that we can have stylesheets/images/sources in a separate package and not in every html package we build14:44
micahgoh, I think I see now14:44
micahgmitya57: wait, what do you mean by every html pacakge?14:45
mitya57we are going to have localized packages for every language14:45
mitya57that reaches some threshold14:45
mitya57for now it's only spanish14:45
micahgwhy not just have an l10n package than rather that one package per language14:46
mitya57and there are also html and singlehtml variants within each package14:46
* micahg would think you'd want it translatable in launchpad as well, right?14:46
mitya57micahg: I think the main reason is size14:47
mitya57but I'm not the one who came up with this idea14:47
micahgwell, if you're doing .po files vs separate package per language, it should compress quite well14:47
micahg.po files mean the HTML doesn't need repeating14:48
micahgbut idk if that works for documentation14:48
mitya57I don't know a way to make a web page dynamically load a translation of itself from gettext...14:49
dholbachmicahg, no .po files14:49
mitya57and that definitely won't work for PDFs14:49
dholbachmicahg, that's not how sphinx does it - it generates static html, pdfs14:50
dholbachand per language per flavour (html, pdf, epub, etc.) we have 500k14:50
Laneyhttp://sphinx.pocoo.org/latest/intl.html14:51
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tumbleweedoh, dear. We missed another MOTU meeting16:18
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jtaylorraring is already open? oO19:16
jtaylorthats fast19:16
JontheEchidnatime to s/quantal/raring :P19:17
ScottKNo.19:17
jtaylorhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openscenegraph got an upload 15 min ago19:17
ScottKNot open yet.19:17
jtaylorbut its noted as frozen :)19:17
ScottKThat's the archive copy happening.19:18
ScottKNote it's the same version as in quantal.19:18
jtayloroh right19:18
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cjwatsonjtaylor: it'll be a while before it's open; we're going to try to get britney working first22:59
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