[00:24] stokachu: What are you trying to do? [00:25] Indiscriminately getting publications from the Ubuntu primary archive doesn't seem very useful [00:27] wgrant: i was attempting to query package information with it, i just gave up and parsed it through rmadison :X [00:27] stokachu: That wasn't querying package information [00:28] That was querying a random package from the Ubuntu primary archive. [00:28] Indiscriminately. [00:28] Also, "statusPublished" probably wants to be "status=Published" [00:28] yea i couldnt find a good way in the api to pull package information via the api [00:28] What information do you want? [00:28] getPublishedBinaries on the Ubuntu primary archive will return a *lot* of publications [00:28] potentially millions [00:28] You will want to filter. [00:29] yea i was hoping to pull stuff like Vcs-* and Section [00:29] from the control files [00:29] i realize i was not even close but i was making an attempt [00:29] From which control files? [00:29] Which packages? [00:29] And why? [00:29] just packages in main [00:29] Any particular series? [00:30] i was targetting raring and precise for now [00:30] Simply asking Launchpad for every package in Ubuntu ever is probably not going to get you very far :) [00:30] Also, those are source fields, not binary fields. [00:30] yea i tried to use getPublishedSources but it there wasn't a way to give it a name [00:31] source_name? [00:31] Also, we don't store Vcs-* [00:31] So you'd probably be better to just scrape this directly from Sources on a.u.c... [00:31] yea that was my next attempt [00:32] im trying to build a database of people in my group who work packages and pull different stuff like commit data etc [00:32] mainly just scraping as much 'development' work as possible [00:32] That sounds very expensive for not very much benefit [00:32] You'd have to poll many thousands of branches regularly. [00:33] well i'd have the people put in their branches they work on [00:33] whether it was lp: or github etc [00:33] Then why do you need to ask Launchpad for a bazillion branches, if they're just going to tell you that? [00:34] well i wasn't intending on it, i was getting version information which i figured out i could use rmadison [00:34] That still sounds excessive [00:34] I'd just grab the Sources file [00:34] that first oops message was from an initial attempt at which i extended the filters [00:34] One file, with all version information for raring main [00:35] yea thats what ill probably do [00:35] API calls for sets of millions of objects probably aren't anything you ever want to do. [00:35] There's always a filter you can apply. [00:36] yea i was slowing making my way there === philipn_ is now known as philipn === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha