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slangasekScottK, doko_: python-qt4 uploaded02:42
SpamapSskaet: sorry I wasn't responsive earlier.. I'm in CEST (UTC+2) right now03:07
TheLordOfTimeSpamapS, explains why i have to reach you at strange hours in my time :p03:18
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* TheLordOfTime hates using irssi, it ignores basic commands.03:18
ScottKslangasek: Thanks.04:59
stgraberinfinity: I'm doing a quick test of the lxc in quantal-proposed. If it's all looking good, are you fine with ignoring the 7 days limit and releasing to -updates today?07:58
* stgraber builds a test container of lucid, oneiric, precise, quantal and raring on i386, amd64, armel and armhf. That should spot any remaining bug or regression in the lxc-ubuntu template08:00
infinitystgraber: I could be pursuaded.08:50
cjwatsonI've arranged (if I didn't get it wrong) for pending-sru to stop listing migrations in the development series.  People should not now be doing any of that by han.09:40
cjwatson*hand09:40
cjwatsonIt'll still list any cleanups that were missed by the automation.09:40
stgraberinfinity: tests passed fine on lxc, only current breakage is running the precise cloud image on quantal but according to the bug that'll be fixed next time utlemming spins an ubuntu cloud image09:44
stgraberutlemming: if you're around, do you know when the new precise cloud image will land? The bug description says "That will be fixed by utlemming by Oct 25."09:45
cjwatsonproposed-migration is now running automatically every time the archive updates09:50
cjwatsonOutput from most recent run (automatically updated): http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/09:50
cjwatsonHistorical logs: lillypilly:~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/log/09:51
Laneyoh gosh, /this/ output09:52
stgraber;)09:53
Laneythe RT in Debian sometimes mails pkg-haskell dumps of britney output09:53
Laneysmile and nod09:53
cjwatsonHeh09:54
cjwatsonYou get used to it09:54
cjwatsonWhen slangasek and I joined as ajt's lieutenants, the boot-camp training involved interpreting britney output and doing whatever was necessary to make it work09:54
cjwatsonWithout actually being allowed to change the script09:55
cjwatsonSo eventually I think it just got embedded in our brains09:56
cjwatsonIt'll be more interesting once auto-sync starts09:57
xnoxThe output is boring at the moment =)09:57
cjwatsonHmm, glibc will take 5h+ to build on everything09:58
cjwatsonSo in theory, if jodh and infinity get everything uploaded in the next couple of hours, I can start auto-syncs just before my end of week09:58
infinityMaaaaybe.  I have a few more iterations to go through here, probably.09:59
cjwatsonYeah.09:59
infinity(After yesterday's meeting, I'd been targetting tomorrow, not today, but I'll see where I go)09:59
cjwatsonThe LP database patch is being deployed at the moment, and I'm running some of the LP tests locally in parallel.10:00
infinityAlso got a bit of a late start today that nearly turned into a sick day.10:00
* infinity is feeling a bit rough.10:00
cjwatsonThe alternative is that I find out whether the Legoland hotel has good internet access while being climbed over by kids :-)10:01
infinityOoo, Legoland!10:01
cjwatson(Which, to be fair, I was probably going to end up doing anyway ...)10:01
jodhcjwatson: I hear their internet access may be.... blocked... sorry, lame lego joke :)10:03
cjwatsonsigh :)10:03
iulianSpeaking of auto-syncs, is there a way to auto-sync haskell-* from experimental?10:05
iuliancjwatson, Laney: ^10:05
cjwatsonNot automatically (at the moment anyway)10:05
cjwatsonThough in principle it's possible10:06
cjwatsonPerhaps you could file a bug on ubuntu-archive-tools for that kind of thing?10:06
iulianCertainly, will do that.10:08
cjwatsonLaney: Is that something you'd like to happen too?10:08
LaneyErrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr10:09
LaneyI have heebie-jeebies10:09
Laneyit's not unknown to upload a version of the compiler there for testing - would be quite terrible to auto-sync that10:10
iulianSo, how will we get all the haskell goodies?10:11
cjwatsonI'd be vaguely interested in having some scheme where we can auto-sync a nominated package list from experimental10:12
cjwatsonWhich perhaps ought to affect MoM as well10:12
cjwatson(It already looks at the sync-blacklist, so this isn't completely out of left field)10:12
LaneyI'm not sure if you can know that a given package will always be safe to sync from experimental without being the sole maintainer10:12
cjwatsonOf course it would be possible to track and manually sync them, too10:12
Laneyfor the haskell case, I'd say write a client script yourself10:12
cjwatsonWhich would allow a degree of sanity-checking10:13
infinityYeah, I like the idea of being able to do this, I'm not sure it's sane for haskell.10:13
* iulian nods.10:13
infinityjodh: Oh, too late now, but for the record, there's no point in having a "raring" task on bugs you're working on, as an upload to raring would have closed the generic distro task.10:21
jodhinfinity: ah - right. wot no undo? :)10:23
infinityjodh: No need to undo it.  You'll note the generic task just essentially goes away when you add one for the current devel release.10:24
infinityjodh: Which is a curiously odd way for it all to work out, but meh.  Just pointing out you could have skipped that step (so you don't waste your time next time)10:24
infinitystgraber: So, I don't really want to release that lxc if it's going to break something else.  Want to give me a solid nudge when you're sure that's no longer the case?10:31
* infinity wonders how we haven't opened yet and already have an uninstallable.10:51
infinityOr, at least, an un-upgradeable.10:52
infinity(python-sip)10:52
cjwatsonUninstallable.10:52
cjwatsonBut it's in python-qt4.10:52
cjwatsonAccording to raring_probs anyway10:52
infinityOh, the new python-sip provides sip-api-9.0, while python-qt4 wants an older version.10:56
infinityShiny.10:56
infinity^-- Does that fix it? :P10:57
infinityChangelog implies that it will.10:57
* infinity goes for lunch while Yet Another Test Build runs.10:59
jodhinfinity/cjwatson: just pushed libnih_1.0.3-4ubuntu12 to raring.11:08
cjwatsonjodh: thanks, reviewing11:11
infinityLet me throw that through a test build before you accept it.11:12
cjwatsonRight.  It looks OK.11:13
=== doko_ is now known as doko
infinityjodh: Shouldn't need the sed hackery in debian/rules anymore.  And there's also some oddity with dpkg-gensymbols.  Otherwise, looks like it's doing what we want.11:27
* infinity accepts.11:31
infinitycjwatson: I thought you fixed -changes mails needing to be moderated?11:34
infinity(somehow)11:34
* stgraber was just about to mention it11:34
infinityNot that doing it manually bugs me terribly, but...11:35
* infinity eats his lunch instead of carin.11:35
cjwatsoninfinity: IS said they had fixed it11:35
infinityI'm so tempted to put "rarin'" in all my changelogs, and locally hack dpkg-genchanges to s/rarin'/raring/ for the .changes file.11:38
infinityHahaha.11:40
infinityparsechangelog/debian: warning:     debian/changelog(l328): found eof where expected first heading11:40
infinityparsechangelog/debian: error: fatal error occurred while parsing input11:40
infinityMaybe not. ;)11:40
cjwatsondoko: do we need this gcc-4.7 to open?12:08
dokocjwatson, what do you mean? no, we don't have to wait for the build to finish12:10
cjwatsonThat's what I mean12:10
infinitycjwatson: Would suck if we did need it, since it doesn't build. ;)12:13
infinitycjwatson: Oh, that was the previous version.12:14
stgraberwow, I think it's the first time ever that I'll have all my merges done before the archive even opens ;)12:21
* knome knocks the wood for stgraber 12:22
smartboyhwtouchwood12:22
infinitystgraber: Good, then you can do mine too. ;)12:22
dokobut it wouldn't help with eglibc :-/12:22
stgraberinfinity: you don't actually have that many but no, I don't want to end up touched-it-last on things like plymouth ;)12:25
stgraberbut I'll probably start stealing some once I'm done test building all of mine, not much else to do until UDS anyway12:26
dokostgraber, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-rebuilds/+archive/py3.3/+builds?build_text=&build_state=failed (although talk with xnox which ones are already fixed in -proposed)12:32
xnoxstgraber: to be honest most of them are done now =)12:32
xnoxdoko: stgraber: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-rebuilds/+archive/py3.3/+packages is a better view.12:33
xnoxIf it's not building and has a red cross, it needs fixing =)12:33
xnoxmathjax, objgraph, shiboken are non-py3.3 specific build failures12:34
stgrabergood. I'll take a look at any remaining one once I'm done starting test builds of all my merges and fixing any failure resulting from the test build12:34
xnoxI am unbreaking blender & morse-simulator as they hard-coded themself to 3.212:35
cjwatsonUh.  Why the manual syncs of stuff that'll be auto-synced soon enough anyway?12:48
cjwatsonManual uploads, even!12:48
cjwatsonHuh.  Not in Debian yet.12:49
LaneyI suspect he uploads to both simultaneously12:49
Laneybut #-devel12:49
cjwatsonBut in incoming.12:49
LaneyExactamundo12:50
cjwatsonScottK: Hmm, ditto opendkim.  Can't we sync that instead?12:54
ScottKcjwatson: Could now.12:54
cjwatsonWouldn't be an autosync because it's in experimental, but still.12:54
cjwatson(And probably has less risk of knock-on uninstallability than gst*)12:55
ScottKIt's dealing with a security issue, so I wanted to get it in the hopper.12:55
evwould someone please let whoopsie into proposed? This is a continuation of the changes from yesterday - I just forgot to include the InstallationMedia field.13:47
evIt's a one-liner13:47
infinityev: Tsk.13:55
evI know, I was so excited when I saw you let the updates in13:55
evand there was already data to play with in the database13:55
evthen I noticed that particular field was missing13:55
evsmashed my head on the desk a few times, appropriately13:55
infinityev: Friends off.  Never speaking to you again, etc.13:55
evyes, yes, absolutely13:55
evI'll avoid eye contact13:56
cjwatsoninfinity: looks like libnih is all built now14:14
infinitycjwatson: Yeah.  I'm still back-and-forth with aurel and wookey on glibc, but I think the light at the end of the tunnel is growing.14:36
* infinity has already cancelled his dinner plans tonight, in anticipation of this taking a while.14:37
cjwatsonredirect-release-uploads now QAed and landed.  I just need to find somebody to arrange a deployment ...15:50
Laneyare we still looking at copies having to be re-done?15:52
Laneycopies to -release15:52
cjwatsonLaney: How do you mean?15:53
Laneycjwatson: You suggested before that people hold off on syncing as the redirection might not apply there15:53
cjwatsonCopies to release will be forbidden (unless you're an archive admin or in ubuntu-release, but please don't); until we get round to updating syncpackage people will need to use -r raring-proposed15:54
cjwatsonLet me see, I can perhaps do that at least in bzr now15:55
cjwatsonI suspect it isn't worth rejecting and redoing the syncs already in the queue15:56
infinityDepends on if any of them look like the sort that could create inconsistencies.15:56
infinityI'd really like britney to be starting from a known-alrightish position.15:57
cjwatsonI've committed a change to ubuntu-dev-tools bzr to have syncpackage default to -proposed.15:58
cjwatsoninfinity: Yeah - well, that was why I rejected gst* earlier15:59
LaneyI'll do the same for glib2.0 and pcre315:59
cjwatsonmaas and fonts-baekmuk are probably fine16:00
cjwatsonpidgin-libnotify too16:00
stgrabermaas is coped from the ubuntu archive (quantal => raring I guess). Any copy including binaries should be fine (not that it's easy to spot in the UI)16:00
stgraber*copied16:00
cjwatsonAh, indeed16:01
stgraberwhat's the plan for the other uploads currently targeting raring? do you have a way of redirecting them to -proposed post-upload or should they also be rejected and re-uploaded to -proposed?16:01
infinityDoes the /ubuntu/raring poppy trick work for the main archive too, or just PPAs?16:03
infinityIf so, we could wholesale yank them from the queue and reupload them without even having to mangle .changes and re-sign.16:03
cjwatsonstgraber: I don't have a way to do that16:03
infinityErr, I guess /ubuntu/raring-proposed :P16:03
cjwatsonOh, well, yes, infinity's approach would I think technically work16:04
cjwatsonShouldn't be limited to PPAs16:04
infinityWell, or they could be yanked and reuploaded after your stuff is rolled out.16:04
infinityThen they'll redirect.16:04
infinityAlso, a good test of the redirection in production. :P16:04
cjwatsonYes, very true16:05
cjwatsonExcited.  It's nearly all there!16:05
stgraberthough we don't have the signed .changes so we'll need to sign them again before uploading, making LP think whoever does that is the uploader (not that we really care I guess)16:05
cjwatsonstgraber: It's not ideal.16:05
cjwatsonWe could go through them and see which ones might be problems.16:06
infinityOh, we so have the signed changes.16:07
cjwatsonWhere?16:07
cjwatsonOh, there's that bug, isn't there ...16:08
cjwatsonactually, no, I thought that replay attack got fixed16:08
infinityOh, no.  We only have the .changes if poppy has a sad about it.16:09
infinityOr I could just be looking at the wrong poppy.16:10
stgraberanyway, from a quick look, the scary ones gdk-pixbuf, alsa-lib and gvfs are the ones I'd suspect may break things16:11
stgraber(based from a very quick apt-cache showsrc on the queue entries)16:11
infinitySo, yeah, we'd need to re-sign either way, so editing .changes or not doesn't make a difference.16:12
infinityBut testing the redirection would be fancy.16:12
cjwatsonWe'll test it quick enough :)16:13
cjwatsonI'm sure I can come up with a merge16:13
infinityI have a kmod upload to do.16:13
stgraberI have a bunch ready for upload FWIW :)16:14
infinityWhich is, ironically, being yanked from the quantal rejected queue. :P16:14
* stgraber -> dinner16:18
stgraberldb, sssd, tevent and ding-libs in ubuntu-desktop?? that seems a bit weird considering I just added them to the edubuntu seeds. Wondering if the script somehow got confused16:52
* stgraber starts a raring container to check16:53
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slangasekdoko: did you put foundations-r-buildds-usage on the list for re-discussion at UDS-R?19:24
dokoslangasek, yes, I did propose it19:25
slangasekdoko: it doesn't look like the whiteboard has changed; what needs to be rediscussed?19:25
dokowell, priorities for non-distro builds in times when the buildds are needed for distro19:26
dokoand resources ... I think armhf buildds, but that might not be necessary when armel gets dropped for raring19:27
dokoohh, and temporary resources for test rebuilds for the whole archive19:27
dokoslangasek, ^^^19:28
bdmurrayScottK: from what I can tell bug 1066892 should be fix committed for precise but can released to -updates for quantal.  Does that sound right to you?19:28
ubot2Launchpad bug 1066892 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu Precise) "initial power profiles do not use suspend support" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106689219:28
slangasekdoko: ok, can you please update the whiteboard with the current set of topics and make sure the right people are subscribed to be able to talk about this?19:28
DGMurdockIIIwhat do you guys use to host you torrents of ubuntu19:29
slangasekdoko: I'm not sure if the right people are at UDS to let us make any forward progress on questions like non-distro builds19:29
dokoslangasek, ok, however I'm not sure who would be responsible for qt5-edgers19:29
dokoI'm fine if this sees some follow-ups in phone calls19:29
slangasekdoko: where is that one?  I don't see that team name19:29
infinitydoko: We keep getting more ARM buildds, it may not be an issue even without dropping armel.19:30
slangasekinfinity: we keep getting more ARM buildds that don't work :P19:30
dokowas it canonical-qt5-edgers?19:30
infinityslangasek: Only one of the recent ones doesn't work (and it should after a reinstall).19:30
slangasekdoko: tag Zoltan for that, please19:31
dokook19:31
slangasekinfinity: buildd capacity / contention has certainly been an ongoing issue regardless, so if we can realistically do some capacity planning I think it's worth having that conversation; I just don't want to have the conversation during UDS if we don't have the right people for it19:33
infinityslangasek: Oh, I'm not arguing that it's not worth better coordination.  But yeah, we did this at UDS once, and it didn't seem to be all that useful, for the reason you state.19:35
dokowell, at least the resource planning with IS was done19:36
ScottKbdmurray: Yes.19:36
cjwatsondoko: we do now have an explicit document from Francis Lacoste saying that Ubuntu has priority for the distro build farm.  I used this during release prep to drop the priority of the golang-tip builds.  From my POV that part of it is a solved problem.19:40
dokocjwatson, but you do have to do this per build?19:40
dokobesides dropping the builds or an entire architecture19:41
cjwatsondoko: no, per PPA19:42
dokoslangasek, cjwatson: I don't insist on having a discussion at uds19:43
cjwatsonnow, that doesn't address the PPA build farm - we (explicitly?) don't have an automatic right to priority there19:43
slangasekcjwatson: so to hear PES tell it, flacoste has also given them an SLA, resulting in a rather high overcommit ratio ;)19:43
dokook, so am I allowed to request a downgrade for times of a test rebuild?19:43
cjwatsonslangasek: that's not what his document says19:43
slangasekso we should make sure to invite PES to that session if we have it, too, in lieu of the phone call that didn't happen last week19:44
cjwatsonrealistically, commitments to all parties can probably only be met by more builders, anyway ...19:44
cjwatsondoko: for the distro build farm, afaik yes19:44
slangasekcjwatson: right, it may not be in *that* document, but PES believes they were given one ;)19:44
slangasekso we ought to make an effort to sort this out, and UDS is probably as good a time as any to do so19:44
cjwatsonok, agreed19:45
cjwatsonFrancis will be there, won't he?19:45
dokoslangasek, so who to add for PES?19:45
slangasekdoko: Tim Chavez and smagoun please19:45
bdmurraywhen I release kde-workspace to quantal should I also use the -d switch as the raring version is less than the one that will go into quantal-updates?19:45
slangasekbdmurray: yes19:46
bdmurrayslangasek: thanks19:46
bdmurraycould somebody merge https://code.launchpad.net/~brian-murray/ubuntu-archive-tools/unsubscription-fix/+merge/131473?20:09
infinitybdmurray: Looking.20:10
infinitybdmurray: iz done.20:12
dokointeresting ...21:33
dokoUnpacking python3-nose (from .../python3-nose_1.1.2-3ubuntu1_all.deb) ...21:34
dokodpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/python3-nose_1.1.2-3ubuntu1_all.deb (--unpack):21:34
doko trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/nosetests-python3.3', which is also in package python-nose 1.1.2-3ubuntu121:34
dokodpkg-deb: error: subprocess paste was killed by signal (Broken pipe)21:34
dokoErrors were encountered while processing:21:34
doko /var/cache/apt/archives/python3-nose_1.1.2-3ubuntu1_all.deb21:34
dokoE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)21:34
dokoapt-get failed.21:34
xnoxdoko: hmm... doesn't look good.21:56

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