=== elopio_ is now known as elopio [00:48] nik90: http://imgur.com/6SfuHaF \o/ [08:04] good morning [08:50] hi everybody! I have a question about ubuntu sdk [08:52] that is when i packaged a html5 app in ubuntu sdk and get a *.click package, but i cannot open it using softer center. How to use this package? [08:52] For example: html5-test1_0.1_all.click [08:57] jonaszhang, what you are getting is a click package. You cannot yet easily install click packages on the desktop, right now you can only install them on a device [09:03] i see [09:03] thks [09:04] popey, fixed also wrong behavior with esc keyshort. It was a bug in clear() function, so it's a fix also for touch version :-) [09:04] https://code.launchpad.net/~rpadovani/ubuntu-calculator-app/1267820/+merge/201313 [09:04] @dpm辅导费；发: ：：i can run the test app using such command: ubuntu-html5-app-launcher --www=./HTML5_Only_TabbedUI [09:05] (This MR is becoming a mega patch) [09:05] however --www option is a directory, can i make it a single file? [09:06] WebbyIT: nice one [09:06] just like this: type "ubuntu-html5-app-launcher demo.*" to run the app? [09:10] jonaszhang, sorry, I've not been working with html5 apps in a while. But I do think you need to pass it the directory [09:14] ok, must i run it from command-line, how to run it just from desktop :) [09:18] jonaszhang, you can install the .desktop file from the project on your system [09:18] and then you'll be able to call your app from the dash [09:20] jonaszhang, you can do this by copying the .desktop file to either /usr/share/applications/ or ~/.local/share/applications/ [09:24] @dpm: disconneted just now. I copied the .desktop file to the dsektop and I can run it now. thks a lot! [09:25] excellent! :) [09:31] Good morning all; happy Nothing Day! :-D === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:04] mzanetti: If you have some time, could you review https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-clock-app/fix-alarm-analogue-format/+merge/201282 === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:06] nik90: do we still have the 24h analog clock? [12:07] mzanetti: in the alarm page, the 24 hour analog has been removed [12:07] oh no [12:07] really ? [12:08] mzanetti: in the add alarm page, we provide both depending on the user setting [12:08] ah [12:08] :) [12:08] ogra_: you like the 24 hour analog clock? [12:08] ogra_: people found 24 hour analog clock confusing...the new design is much better :) [12:08] mzanetti, well, i like that you can have the 24h thingie to set alarms [12:09] i dont care about the clock itself [12:09] i thought nik90 meant that bit was gone [12:09] ogra_: I think that's totally confusing... [12:09] my 70+ y.o. mom understands it, but doesnt understand the am/pm concept [12:09] mzanetti: try out the new design. It is no longer confusing..I added clock markers to let the user know what scale the analog clock is using [12:10] yeah, the markers are great [12:10] ogra_: I'm sure your 70+ x.o. mom would have even less trouble with a clock that has 12 hours [12:10] mzanetti, not for setting alarms [12:11] for the std. analog clock face 12h are indeed natural [12:11] btw take a look at https://plus.google.com/113051860352311525753/posts/E875HiR9y8r [12:11] it explains the new design [12:11] yeah, and setting an alarm is like adjusting an analog clock [12:11] people overall liked it [12:11] ++ [12:11] mzanetti, so how would you set 14:00 then ? [12:12] if not with the 24h markers [12:12] I'd write the time in numbers in the center of the clock, but still rotate twice like a real clock [12:12] (not AP/PM, but the actuall time) [12:13] yeah, pretty much like that video does [12:13] but if 06:00 is suddendly where usually 03:00 is, that breaks my brain [12:14] as long as there are markers that shouldnt confuse you === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:17] Hello everybody [13:39] popey: does it make sense to add Escape as the keyboard shortcut to reset the stopwatch? === jgdxx is now known as jgdx [14:22] nik90: hmmmmm. that does seem like a natural choice [14:31] nik90, popey what about F5/Ctrl+R? [14:31] thats typically refresh/reload? [14:31] in my webbrowser it is [14:32] and weather, rss reader [14:32] I even have a "reload" icon (two arrows) on my F5 button on my keyboard [14:32] popey: ah, you're saying that reset is different from refresh? [14:32] timp: that's sounds reasonable as well [14:33] yes [14:33] popey: for my stopwatch it is the same ;) http://e.ggtimer.com/1min [14:33] s/stopwatch/timer [14:34] but that one works the other way around [14:34] As of now the entire stopwatch page can be managed using shortcuts :) -> space: start/stop stopwatch, ctrl+space: create lap, esape: reset stopwatch === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch [16:26] nik90, \o/ === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [18:20] popey: regarding your comment in the MR, when you created an alarm for 6pm, what was your local time? [18:20] 5:50 [18:21] 6:60 [18:21] daker: ? [18:22] oupps fail! [18:22] popey: did it say anything in the center? Like couldn't save alarm? Or nothing happened when you press save? [18:22] daker: lol [18:22] nothing [18:22] * nik90 tries it now [18:24] popey: could you try setting an alarm for 10 mins later now? [18:24] ya [18:24] popey: I just tried it on my laptop and didnt have an issue [18:26] * popey uploads to youtube [18:27] popey: so I tried the same on the phone, and I face a different issue. For me when I press save, it exits the page but I dont see it in the alarm list [18:27] that too [18:27] mine didnt exit [18:27] but it doesn't show in the list [18:27] but the ones I made earlier now do [18:28] popey: the thing is the Alarms API is asynchronous. So it could be that it is saving in the background and doesnt appear when it is ready [18:28] i killed and restarted [18:28] and it still wasnt there [18:28] maybe more time needs to pass [18:28] yeah that's because the EDS backend is still working [18:28] ah [18:28] thats unfortunate [18:29] I am still not seeing the alarms I created [18:30] ditto [18:30] only the ones I made an hour ago [18:30] the weird thing is this bug is not due to the branch :/ [18:30] heh [18:30] I tried it with the official clock app on the phone [18:30] the thing is this doesn't happen all the time [18:30] for me sometimes it is instant [18:31] and sometimes like now, it takes ages [18:31] I will talk to zsombi about this [18:31] Yay I can see the alarm I created after 3 mins (lol) [18:32] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TLaOMqvGRI it'll show up there shortly [18:32] "Alarming Alarms" lol [18:32] ☻ [18:32] I run out of ideas for naming my youtube videos [18:32] loads of them are just "ubuntu bug" [18:32] seems live now [18:33] yup I am seeing it now [18:34] oh btw what do you use to take videos? [18:34] and also you can only long press to create an alarm the first time or when there are no alarms saved. [18:34] iphone [18:34] "legacy phone" ☻ [18:35] ah..the video is quite clear. thats why I asked [18:35] ahh [18:35] yeah, another reason I still carry an iphone around is that it has a better camera than the nexus 4 [18:35] and when I am taking pictures of the kids lego, this is important! :D [18:35] :D [18:35] uhm, suppose I should s/lego// [18:36] back in a bit, food [18:36] me too :) [20:35] nik90: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2014-January/037971.html with regards to your qt5.2 question earlier, see Steves reply [20:37] popey: thnx [20:48] balloons, when u have a moment do u mind casting ur eye over some AP tests Victor made? https://code.launchpad.net/~vthompson/music-app/artists-tab-ap-test/+merge/201986 [20:53] ahayzen, I can [20:53] balloons, thanks === dpm_ is now known as dpm [21:25] ahayzen, seems to pass on the device, nothing jumps out at me :-) [21:25] balloons, thanks, so i'm good to approve? [21:26] ahayzen, look for potential timing issues :-) [21:26] balloons, just wanted to check with u so we don't introduce flaky tests [21:26] right.. that's what i'm looking it over for.. potential wiggly points [21:27] balloons, yep :) sorry should have been more clear === salem_ is now known as _salem [21:47] ahayzen, so I guess I'll try and leave comments in the merge [21:47] balloons, if tht is ok? [21:48] ahayzen, I see a few tweaks I would make I thikn [21:48] balloons, i just wanted someone who knows autopilot to check it before i approve something tht is flaky and then causes issues in the future [21:49] ahayzen, so we can talk through it a bit right now if you'd like [21:49] balloons, ok [21:49] generally, I'm just reading through the code and looking to ensure all the asserts and selects make sense [21:49] For example, line 77 and line 78 [21:49] see anything interesting? :-) [21:51] balloons, erm i'm not sure [21:52] so the eventually function assumes a function.. that would be changing [21:52] balloons, it is getting the label and then comparing that the text property eventually equals artist name [21:52] get_artist_sheet_artist() returns an object, but it would never change. The eventually doesn't make sense [21:52] balloons, ah so could it get stuck there if it wasn't equal? [21:52] if there is potential for timing issues there, we could instead use a wait_select and remove the eventually [21:52] does that make sense? [21:53] balloons, as it would be waiting for it to eventually equal [21:53] ahayzen, right it would be waiting.. but the value would never change [21:53] so if it wasn't right the first time, it will never be [21:53] balloons, yes i see wht u mean the value has already been retrieved so therefore cannot change [21:53] right :-) [21:55] so that's one example of things to look for [21:55] balloons, ok i'll note tht for the future :) [21:56] balloons, so something like this one is ok? because it can see if the value changes? self.assertThat(self.main_view.isPlaying, Eventually(Equals(True))) [21:58] yes, if that value changes, eventually makes sense :-) [21:58] I believe the app would update that property, so each time you read it, it could have changed [21:59] balloons, yep [21:59] the other thing to check for is UI transitions. If the app transitions, make sure an assert or eventually or wait_select is used before nabbing the next object [21:59] balloons, ok tht makes sense [21:59] So I'm looking at line 89 now and line 92. Is there a ui transition there? [22:01] balloons, yep there is the current item going large [22:01] so as it stands I don't think the test is prepared for that to take a longer amount of time [22:02] balloons, so there would need to be a wait_select or eventually in there? [22:08] there should be an assert of some sort to check for the transition, or to wait on the object you expect after the transition [22:08] balloons, or infact is the UI transition between lines 93 and 96? [22:09] I'm not sure, trying to peek now [22:09] but I'll leave all this for Victor :-) [22:09] * ahayzen thinks the code comments may be the wrong way round [22:09] :) [22:18] balloons, thanks for doing those comments