Legendario | I'm trying to figure out which is my @ubuntu.com alias going to be but I can't figure out what is my launchpad username | 03:26 |
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Legendario | does anyone know exactly what it is? | 03:26 |
wgrant | Legendario: In the top right corner of each Launchpad page you'll see your details formatted as "Display Name (username)" | 03:28 |
wgrant | The bit in the parentheses is your username | 03:28 |
wgrant | You can also see and change it at https://launchpad.net/~/+edit | 03:29 |
Legendario | wgrant, well i tried to send an email to this username@ubuntu.com but didn't get it | 03:42 |
Legendario | do I have to change something else? | 03:42 |
Legendario | my contact address to username@ubuntu.com too | 03:42 |
Legendario | ? | 03:42 |
wgrant | Legendario: Have you read through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuEmail? | 03:44 |
wgrant | It can take a couple of days for an alias to be created or changed. | 03:44 |
wgrant | Your preferred/contact address must *not* be @ubuntu.com. | 03:44 |
wgrant | If the alias still doesn't work after a couple of days, email rt@ubuntu.com as described on that page. | 03:44 |
Legendario | wgrant, I'll try that since it has been a while. thanks a lot | 03:50 |
Legendario | wgrant, just saw i did that november, 13th with no answer so far. Any idea? | 03:52 |
wgrant | Legendario: Perhaps ask in #canonical-sysadmin. | 03:53 |
hloeung | Legendario: replied to your ticket | 03:58 |
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xnox | Is there a way to query / view _all_ workitems for myself? (past / present / future / done / unapproved blueprints) | 10:01 |
dpm | hi all, could someone give me a hand figuring out why I get a failure to upload for saucy/i386 here? https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+recipe/signon-plugin-oauth2-daily | 15:01 |
dobey | dpm: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/157658819/upload_593246_log.txt isn't descriptive enough? | 15:23 |
dpm | dobey, I couldn't quite understand it, hence the question. Not sure why the uploaded version has different contents, as this is a package built from a daily recipe, not uploaded manually, and it uploaded fine for the other arches | 15:24 |
dobey | dpm: arch is irrelevant. source packages don't have an arch. but the same version already exists in that PPA and was uploaded on Nov 15 | 15:27 |
dobey | oh the i386 build failed then though. and it happened before whatever is required for Launchpad to show the "retry this build" link | 15:27 |
dobey | so someone with appropriate privs will need to trigger the rebuild | 15:28 |
dobey | (i don't have them) | 15:28 |
dobey | cjwatson: ^^ do you have perms to trigger rebuild of https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+archive/daily/+build/5234666 ? | 15:28 |
dpm | dobey, I've retriggered a rebuild for saucy, and I got the "Could not be uploaded correctly" on https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+recipe/signon-plugin-oauth2-daily from 49 minutes ago | 15:29 |
dobey | dpm: no, you rebuilt the recipe, not the i386 binary build | 15:30 |
dpm | ah, ok | 15:30 |
dobey | dpm: you can't upload the same version twice to a PPA | 15:30 |
cjwatson | dobey: done, though I haven't checked whether it'll actually help | 15:30 |
dobey | dpm: which is why the upload failed | 15:30 |
cjwatson | oh, yeah, retriggering the recipe build was a mistake | 15:30 |
cjwatson | recipe builds emit source packages | 15:30 |
dpm | ok | 15:31 |
dpm | thanks dobey, cjwatson | 15:32 |
cjwatson | seems built now | 15:39 |
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shadeslayer | hey, I was wondering, does anyone know of a way to get a list of maintained packages from a team object in the launchpad API? | 17:40 |
shadeslayer | https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/+maintained-packages | 17:42 |
shadeslayer | kind of like that ^^ | 17:42 |
dobey | shadeslayer: for ppa in team.ppas_collection: ppa.getPublishedSources() ? | 17:45 |
dobey | don't recall if the _collection is necessary or not in launchpadlib | 17:46 |
dobey | shadeslayer: oh, nevermind. you want packages that are *in* ubuntu? | 17:46 |
shadeslayer | correct | 17:47 |
shadeslayer | what I'm trying to do : A bunch of KDE packages seem to fail on arm64 with the error "The bug is not reproducible, so it is likely a hardware or OS problem." | 17:50 |
shadeslayer | I wanted to write a script to get a list of packages maintained by kubuntu-members, fetch the arm64 buildlog, parse the log to check if this line exists, if it does, rebuild the pacakge | 17:50 |
cjwatson | you don't really need to bother - I do that in bulk across the whole archive | 17:54 |
shadeslayer | oh | 17:54 |
shadeslayer | :D | 17:54 |
dobey | shadeslayer: distro_series.main_archive.getBuildRecords() and filter the result set down to ones that have arm64 as the arch, and filter that result set to ones maintained by kubuntu-members. you'll probably have to get the source and check the control file to get the maintainer | 17:54 |
* cjwatson kicks off a run | 17:54 | |
dobey | or just don't do it :) | 17:54 |
cjwatson | it's not Kubuntu-specific so there's no point in everyone reinventing this | 17:55 |
shadeslayer | agreed :) | 17:55 |
shadeslayer | cjwatson: thanks :) | 17:55 |
cjwatson | (I currently do it by way of parsing http://qa.ubuntuwire.org/ftbfs/arm64.html as the crude least-effort option) | 17:55 |
dobey | that's probably much easier than doing it via the api, indeed | 17:55 |
cjwatson | though I probably *could* do it via the API now that DistroArchSeries.getBuildRecords exists | 17:56 |
cjwatson | but meh, haven't bothered to rewrite that script | 17:56 |
dobey | yeah, if you're doing it for the whole archive, getBuildRecoreds would be enough | 17:57 |
shadeslayer | dobey: cjwatson though there's no way to get the maintained-packages list from the launchpad API? | 18:00 |
shadeslayer | useful for other status pages | 18:00 |
dobey | shadeslayer: no. i don't think the data in debian/control is coerced into db entries in the lp database directly | 18:01 |
shadeslayer | oh interesting, I thought that since the ui shows it, the data would be coerced somewhere | 18:01 |
dobey | at least, i don't see any API to do that directly. you'd have to get each individual source control file and parse it to get the Maintainer field | 18:02 |
dobey | shadeslayer: well there might be something that parses Maintainer to create that link in launchpad. i don't know exactly. lp source is pretty complex and trying to figure it out isn't something i want to do :) | 18:02 |
shadeslayer | likewise ^^ | 18:03 |
cjwatson | Person:getLatestMaintainedPackages isn't exported, unfortunately | 18:04 |
cjwatson | Not necessarily hard to fix | 18:04 |
cjwatson | (Though it isn't my itch and I should avoid getting sidetracked from current work) | 18:05 |
cjwatson | It'd be in lib/lp/registry/interfaces/person.py, search for getLatestMaintainedPackages, it'd probably want @export_read_operation plus tests | 18:05 |
cjwatson | And probably similar for nearby related methods | 18:06 |
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