[00:00] hmm looking [00:05] brb, no internet for a minute [00:14] bye! :-) [00:26] cya! enjoy [01:39] hey huwshimi you back? [01:43] hey, just eating lunch :) [01:44] so I have found, what I think, is a better interaction for this [01:44] but the 'real fix' is definitely more work than a few css changes [01:44] :) [01:46] huwshimi https://www.evernote.com/shard/s219/sh/2bb94753-f005-4d74-84ae-0391af2f97d8/642565e6e3a320bfd846db0ad5d1f424 [01:47] when you scroll, the first line of text sticks with the minimizing header [01:47] but the eye can easily follow it during the animation [01:47] you will have to play with the height value to make it fit your screen [01:47] this change will likely need to be done in a follow-up though because the height calculation will need to be done in js [01:48] or maybe you have a nicer approach :) but this is just what I came up with before I had supper [02:17] hmmm... [02:46] wha-da-ya-think> [02:53] huwshimi ^ [02:54] hatch: I think this is very difficult to do with it being a bit strange somehow... [02:58] right, but what did you think of my impl? Were you able to see it? [03:00] hatch: The difference is that you don't try and compensate for the scroll? [03:00] I mean, reposition the text back to where it was... [03:00] right, it just slides with the header [03:00] but there is no 'jump' so your eye can follow it really easily [03:00] darn I wish I could record it somehow [03:01] hatch: But wasn't that the issue we didn't like in Burlingame? [03:01] do we have that prototype somewhere? [03:01] hatch: one sec [03:02] hatch: actually you can do it with mine with a one line change (instead of all the changes you made) [03:02] I'm listening :) [03:03] hatch: content-panel.less line 79 change to padding-top: 0; [03:05] oh lol [03:05] * hatch turns red [03:05] I like that better :D [03:05] hatch: OK :) [03:05] hatch: Let's go with that till someone complains :) [03:06] hatch: Don't worry, I had the advantage of knowing I'd added that extra padding :) [03:06] haha [03:06] so awesome then - and the js changes you understood? [03:07] hatch: Yeah, I think so. Going to make those changes now. [03:07] awesome [03:25] Makyo is there any extra setup that needs to be done to qa this guiserver branch? I don't think I've ever run one of those b4 [03:25] hatch, nah, don't think so. I just ran into some weird timeouts. [03:25] ok I'll give it a go sometime here [04:07] huwshimi just saw your reply, can you not get the tabs container from the tab? [04:08] this.tabview.item(e.newTab).get('container') [04:08] something like that? [04:08] e.newTab may not be correct, wherever the tab id is in the event object [04:11] hatch: Yeah, but the prev/next node is the link to the tab, not the tab contents [04:11] brb, internet [04:15] heh what's up with the internet? [04:16] Makyo: thanks for the hint on how to gravatar an org up on github. [04:17] hatch: Just working from a mate's place and he's just connected to fibre today. [04:17] hatch: So was switching over from adsl to fibre just then [04:19] ohh so now you'll be all speedy [04:19] :) [04:19] hatch: Probably a few months before my fibre connection goes in. [04:21] :) I can get fiber as well for the same $ I'm paying now for about twice the speed heh [04:21] but they are so backlogged with installs who the heck knows when it'll be available [04:21] hatch: :( [04:26] oh well [04:26] the brand new areas of course have it pre-installed heh [04:27] but I'm in an older area so lots more directional drilling required I guess [04:33] hatch: Did the prev/next elements being the links not the content make sense? [04:33] huwshimi yeah I tested it myself, it's been a while since I've done tabview stuff [04:33] it's an odd one that's for sure [04:36] hatch: Are you happy with the branch then? [04:36] you bet [04:36] let-r-rip [04:36] cheers [04:36] /translate english [04:36] thanks [04:36] yeah no problem [04:37] lol [04:37] oh I crack myself up [04:39] hatch: Oh, I was trying to clink a glass with you. [04:41] oh crap [04:41] lol [04:42] :D [04:43] Makyo doesn't look like I can run it, I got some error about 'Cannot build extension "Bzrlib._annotator_pyx"' whatever that means [04:48] Boo. Will peek again tomorrow [04:48] Bed for now. [04:48] night === dimitern is now known as dimitern_afk [13:33] hatch: ping [14:00] morning [14:42] frankban so I tried to qa your branch but ran into an error [14:42] 'Cannot build extension "Bzrlib._annotator_pyx"' [14:42] it was about a minute thirty in [14:43] hatch: could you please run "make sysdeps" before the tests? [14:43] ok I think I'll need to pull down the branch again [14:43] I'll keep you posted [14:53] frankban unable to locate package libpython-dev [14:53] i'll install it, but maybe we should add that to the installer [14:53] hmm nope even apt can't find it [14:54] hatch: sysdeps uses apt to install the package [14:54] ok so I apparently can't get that package on Quantal [14:54] hatch: apt-cache search libpython-dev? [14:55] yeah nothing [14:55] hatch: that's weird [14:55] yeah definitely [14:55] hatch: apt-get update && apt-cache search libpython-dev [14:56] well I would assume it would be in the apt cache since yesterdays update heh but I'll check again :D [14:57] hatch: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libpython-dev&searchon=names&suite=all§ion=all [14:57] http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=quantal&searchon=names&keywords=libpython-dev [14:57] hatch: do you have python-dev? [14:57] sorry I'll have to setup a vm I guess [14:58] yes [14:59] ok, so you cant try with that one, and then "apt-get install build-essential bzr libapt-pkg-dev python-virtualenv rsync xvfb" [14:59] hatch: also firefox/X are required to run the selenium tests [15:00] hatch: so, if your vm is server-only, the only solution is to install a new saucy desktop vm :-/ [15:13] well i'm trying on my laptop because my local vm is totally hosed :) [15:13] will try those [15:17] so many python packages [15:20] now juju-test is missing [15:20] lol [15:26] frankban sorry this just isn't going to work [15:27] now it says it can't open the private key.pem [15:27] hatch: what? [15:28] it can't open the private key file [15:28] then when I try to use sudo it can't find the juju-test command [15:30] hatch: ok, I don't know what's going on, so you cannot use juju in that machine I guess [15:30] I use it all the time [15:30] but to bootstrap I have to use sudo [15:30] and this command won't let me be sudo [15:38] frankban so just land it :) [15:41] hatch: aha! juju-test does not support the local provider, you have to use ec2 [15:43] well the issue that it's having is that it can't open the key file for ec2 because it doesn't have permissions unless its run under sudo [15:43] but I can't run it under sudo because for some reason it can't find juju-test when I do [15:50] hatch: why your ec2 key requires sudo? [15:51] no idea [15:51] I can change it i guess [15:52] ok now lets see what happens [15:58] frankban it appears to be running now [15:58] "Running 20-functional.test" [15:58] it's been here a while [15:59] it's a slow machine though so probably fine [15:59] hatch: the suite should take ~25 mins [16:00] hatch: and the first test (test_deployer) is the slowest [16:00] ahh ok [16:01] ahh there go the others [16:16] frankban QA OK [16:16] hatch: great! thanks a lot [16:16] hatch: how much time? [16:17] 23m39.657s [16:17] nice and speedy :) [16:39] cool [17:54] frankban hey are you going to land that branch today? [17:54] I'm going to need room on the kanban board ;) [17:55] hatch: landing now, making room [17:56] awesome === gary_poster is now known as gary_poster|away [22:01] Morning [22:01] hey huwshimi [22:01] hows it going? [22:01] hatch: Good! Yourself? [22:01] good good, it was sure quiet today [22:01] haha [22:03] hatch: :) [22:04] The best thing about the US Thanksgiving is all of the 'black friday' sales that spill over into Canada [22:04] hatch: Yeah, we get those too. [22:05] hatch: Might try and get a couple of things for the new Air [22:06] I picked up a snowboarding backpack from NorthFace [22:06] I refused to pay full price but I really wanted one so it couldn't have come at a better time :) [22:06] not sure if they have North Face there.. [22:07] http://www.thenorthface.com/ [22:10] hatch: Nice, yeah we have them here [22:11] well made stuff but serious $ [22:34] so many CD's, nothing to listen to [22:34] oh sorry, Albums [22:54] :) [22:54] it's kind of funny that when they were on records they were albums, then went to tapes, cds, and now back to albums [22:54] :) [22:54] proof that records are the best? [22:59] hatch: A lot of people still call them records [22:59] are they 90? [23:00] heh [23:00] haha [23:00] one of my dogs was just dragging his bowl around [23:00] I wonder if that's a hint [23:11] found a good ALBUM to listen to [23:11] Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith [23:12] 1992!