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phillwcjwatson: infinity do the flavors that do not 'subscribe' to 12.04.1 / 12.04.02 get the 'core' updates as part of normal updating?01:14
cjwatsonphillw: yes01:39
cjwatsonit would be pretty hard to stop them01:39
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* cjwatson eyes an image build failure on amd6410:03
cjwatson(before psivaa notices :-) )10:04
cjwatsongood grief, is it February already10:05
psivaa:), but there is an amd6410:06
psivaaimage i mean10:06
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cjwatsonpsivaa: mm, with a stale livefs though10:09
psivaacjwatson: ok, i dont know the impact of this, but the image has passed the default smoke tests including a manual installation10:14
cjwatsonif it's not broken for you yet, don't worry then :)10:16
cjwatsonbut I'll fix it anyway, since it'll go wrong eventually10:16
cjwatsonimpact: the image doesn't actually have new software10:21
psivaacjwatson: ok yes just noticed amd64 images have 3.8.0-2-generic whilst the i386 have 3.8.0-3-generic :)10:21
cjwatsonI think it's just bad luck with upload timing, actually10:21
cjwatsonI'll poke a respin10:21
cjwatsonlinux-meta was uploaded in the right kind of time period, and there's probably a window where the live task is wrong in the archive10:21
cjwatsonok, that respin seems to have worked, or at any rate hasn't complained at me11:01
psivaacjwatson: ok, will use the latest. thanks11:11
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cjwatsonWait.  What?  libxkbcommon generates shlibs with *exact version* dependencies?15:37
Laneygrim, eh?15:37
cjwatsonHuh, it's in 0.1.0~0-1's changelog15:38
LaneyWe were just discussing that in #-desktop - I pinged tjaalton for comment15:38
cjwatson"Since users are likely to be only XServer and Wayland, that shouldn't be too much of a hassle."15:38
LaneyI believe that's a hangover from when it was really expereimental15:38
cjwatsonSo, uh, yeah, I guess somebody's going to reupload gtk+3.0 ...15:38
LaneyWe'll take care of it, but I'd like it to be after fixing the shlibs15:39
cjwatsonDepends how long the latter takes, I guess15:39
Laneysure15:39
LaneySurprised this didn't get caught at MIR time though15:40
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infinityLaney: It was totally caught at MIR time as a feature. :P17:02
infinityLaney: "Looks fine. The packaging is great. No symbols file, but it specifies a strict -V arg for dh_makeshlibs. Builds fine. Even has a bug subscriber!"17:02
LaneyHah :P17:02
infinity(Were it a -V of just the upstream version or something, that wouldn't bug me terribly, though symbols files are much saner to guard against regressions and such)17:03
Laneythat's what we have in u3 now17:03
infinityLaney: The symbols file in -0ubuntu3 is surely a lie...17:05
infinityLaney: Not that I guess partial upgrades are a big concern, but I assume most of those symbols should be tagged 0.1.0, not 0.2.017:06
LaneyI didn't look at it. What's the problem?17:06
LaneyMaybe. I'm not sure I care all that much for the two rdeps that are already broken.17:07
infinityYeah, it's not really a big deal, I suppose.  I'm just the sort of anal retentive perfectionist who would have gone back in time and generate my symbols file on 0.1.0, then updated it for 0.2.0.17:08
infinityWith absolutely zero benefit.17:08
LaneyI'm sure tjaalton would love a patch. :P17:09
tjaaltonwell, there never was a 0.1.017:10
tjaalton0.2.0 is the first release17:10
tjaaltonthat doesn't mean 0.1.0~ didn't have any symbols..17:11
tjaaltonso I could fix that, but it's probably not urgent?-)17:11
infinitytjaalton: Not only is it not urgent, it's pointless.17:13
tjaalton:)17:13
infinitytjaalton: Since the only reason to have a symbols file that lists 0.1.0's symbols is to allow people to install 0.1.0 to satisfy the dep.  Which we probably don't want anyway.17:13
tjaaltonright17:14
infinitytjaalton: I was just being mildly anal about the documentation of symbol history, I guess. :P17:14
tjaaltonhehe17:14
infinityI do find that, with a few rare examples like glibc, Debian symbols file are often one of the better references for "this symbol was added in version $foo".17:14
Laneyhttp://upstream-tracker.org/ is quite neat17:16
infinityLaney: Ooo, neat, I've never seen that before.17:17
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phillwScottK: from the OP --> Devon Tourond : Thanks 22:49
ScottKphillw: You're welcome.23:40
phillwwell, we don't often get a 'thank you' back from OP's, So I wanted to share that one with you :)23:53

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