[06:31] good morning [07:00] !info kdebluetooth [07:00] Package kdebluetooth does not exist in trusty [07:00] yeah [07:12] !info bluedevil trusty | valorie [07:12] valorie: bluedevil (source: bluedevil): KDE Bluetooth stack. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0~rc1really1.3.2-0ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 342 kB, installed size 2493 kB (Only available for linux-any) [07:12] that ? [07:17] Riddell: tarme is noop waiting for you to tell me whether it seems to do the right things and what is missing === Haudegen_ is now known as Haudegen [08:18] !info linux-firmware-nonfree [08:18] linux-firmware-nonfree (source: linux-firmware-nonfree): Non-free firmware for Linux kernel drivers. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1.14ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 3850 kB, installed size 8771 kB === vinay is now known as Guest98693 [09:28] apachelogger: pushing tags is missing :) [09:34] ahoneybun: yes but not for the 5.0 release [09:38] Mirv: did you meet apol ? [09:47] shadeslayer: yes I did, he has the Nexus 10 now [09:47] awesome [09:48] indeed, now I have room in my hand luggage for the Qt sweater :) [09:49] hahah [10:03] oh [10:03] Riddell: did I actually push tagme? [10:03] because git says I didn't [10:04] apachelogger: I'm using the version in the rewrite branch [10:05] Riddell: and that has tagme? [10:05] apachelogger: oh no, it has tarme [10:05] right [10:06] Riddell: pushed the noop version [10:06] run it first and make sure the commands it prints seem sensible [10:07] ./tagme.rb --help [10:07] Usage: tarme.rb [10:07] hmm [10:07] whe will you move 4.13.2 to trusty updates ? :) [10:08] soee: hang on, yofel only packaged it yesterday [10:08] yes i know ;) [10:08] Riddell: --origin --version [10:09] tested it @home [10:09] apachelogger: so what will happen if I run ./tagme.rb --origin trunk --version 4.97.0 kde/workspace ? [10:09] it will ignore kde/workspace and tag 4.97.0 [10:10] well, it will print the commands for tagging [10:10] it will not actually push anything [10:10] apachelogger: it didn't do anything [10:10] release_data is present? [10:10] tagme works on the data in release_data, which is why it will ignore kde/workspace [10:11] apachelogger: breakage http://paste.kde.org/pkfbqm2nb [10:11] 'Morning folks [10:12] Riddell: ruby -v [10:12] ruby 2.1.1p76 (2014-02-24) [x86_64-linux-gnu] [10:13] peculiar [10:13] Riddell: please paste your release_data [10:14] ooh it works if I remove breeze which I already pushed the tag to [10:14] it wouldn't care at that point, please post the release_data with breeze [10:15] apachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/pri6oryss [10:16] apachelogger: so now commands look like this http://paste.kde.org/p5tz5yrkp [10:16] can't reproduce this [10:16] Riddell: maybe your network crapped out? [10:16] apachelogger: do we not use annotated tags? [10:17] apachelogger: maybe, I am in the office shared with lots of other people [10:17] we probably do [10:17] also the push is wrong [10:17] also signed tags I think [10:17] git push --tags should be fine I think [10:17] --tags origin actually [10:18] one can configure git to not push to origin by default [10:20] git es loco [10:21] it's very recommendable when one tends to work with multiple remotes as otherwise one can easily end up pushing to the wrong remote etc. [10:21] Riddell: new version [10:22] ./tagme.rb --origin trunk --version 4.97.0 kde/workspace [10:22] ./tagme.rb:34:in `
': invalid option: --origin (OptionParser::InvalidOption) [10:24] Riddell: tagme --version 4.97.0 [10:25] I removed the pointless arguments [10:25] technically it probably also should pass the version information through release_data [10:25] so that might go away as well [10:26] I also pushed a possible fix for your nilclass problem, it will now keep retrying to resolve the project on failure [10:26] yes please, currently I'll have to do libkscreen and oxygen-fonts separately [10:26] Riddell: how so? [10:26] different version numbers [10:27] gross [10:27] you know these upstreams... [10:27] so you manually meddle with release_data? [10:28] yes, I have to, not everything is in kde/workspace too [10:28] * apachelogger ponders converting the data into json and introduce more attributes such as bool:tagged [10:29] perhaps ultimately it should be an indefinite amount of files tracking release artifacts of $project invocations [10:30] 1 release_data file is fine, just don't wipe it on each run [10:30] append to it instead [10:30] so you'd have release-data/kde_workspace and release-data/libkscreen and release_data/oxygen-fonts [10:30] you'd then invoke tagme three times a la tagme kde/workspace and tagme libkscreen and tagme oxygen-fonts [10:30] that could work [10:31] that way the wiping also wouldn't matter because different release artifacts do not overwrite one another [10:31] I also have the issue that kde/workspace contains kwindowsaddons which I don't want to releasae [10:31] apachelogger: anyway, this is fine for now, can you change it so the commands get run? [10:32] Riddell: if it is not part of the workspace release set it probably shouldn't be in workspace [10:32] it is part of the workspace release set, just not yet [10:32] Riddell: pushed [10:33] Riddell: I am also not sure how to handle tarball redoing actually [10:33] apachelogger: waa http://paste.kde.org/puzuxican [10:34] Riddell: wrong url [10:34] geee [10:34] do we really want anongit ? [10:34] if url.attribute('access').to_s == 'read-only' and [10:34] url.attribute('protocol').to_s == 'git' [10:35] can one actually clone from git@git.kde without ssh key? [10:35] probably not, but I have an ssh key [10:35] yes, I am wondering for the rest of the world :P [10:36] * apachelogger boots vm [10:36] who cares about the rest of the world, this is for people who have access surely? [10:37] distros like to use it as well, so that assumption is wrong [10:37] yepyep, permission denied [10:37] who cares about distros! they should work upstream :) [10:37] this will need some refactoring [10:38] uh oh [10:40] Riddell: defaults to read+write now [10:42] oh wait [10:42] Riddell: bugged [10:43] Riddell: fixed [10:44] apachelogger: after a git pull [10:44] http://paste.kde.org/p7pazny7c [10:44] still broken [10:44] brrrbrr [10:45] Riddell: fixed [10:46] apachelogger: even more breakage http://paste.kde.org/pgf83ph4u [10:46] well that makes no sense [10:47] si, git es loco [10:47] oh, actually it does [10:48] the problem is that I don't remember when to use which class xD [10:52] Riddell: fixed [10:53] this workarounding without writing tests makes me feel very dirty you know [10:53] something is happening... [10:53] http://paste.kde.org/pm67bbted [10:53] looking good [10:58] apachelogger: but now it doesn't like oxygen-fonts http://paste.kde.org/pu3m9u4jc [10:58] do we have already unicord daily builds ? [10:58] *n [10:59] soee: yep, but didn't work for me last week [10:59] I just did a dist-upgrade [10:59] Riddell: ok nice, ill wait with dist-upgrade till first beta, now want to check in VM [11:00] that I can reproduce [11:01] Riddell: I am not sure I wrote resolution code for projectnames ^^ [11:02] kdereview/oxygen-fonts [11:02] must be foo/bar/project [11:02] Riddell: best tag that manually [11:03] the resolution code needs severe algorithm refinement really [11:04] ultimately it would probably try component/module/project, and if not found traverse the scheme backwards until it finds a node with a qualifying path and then traverse down if there's subnodes [11:05] that way the resolution of tarme oxygen-fonts would also take the exactly same code paths as tarme kde/workspace even though they actually mean different things [11:09] groovy, all done [11:09] thanks apachelogger [11:10] Riddell: I added a todo for the resolution algorithm improvements [11:11] it's not too big a concern really, I think kderview and calligra are the only things not following the component/module business === Mamarok is now known as Guest23650 === Mamarok_ is now known as Mamarok [11:47] Good morning Riddell, did you have a chance to review the last two plasma packages? I am going to run them through pbuilder now. [11:48] sgclark: I'm on plasma-desktop now [11:48] working through the build-depends [11:48] yeah that is what I use pbuilder for, just got so late [11:48] thank you [11:49] I will run powerdevil through [11:49] sgclark: you must remember to sleep :) [11:49] not healthy to forget that too often [11:49] Riddell: :) [11:52] Riddell: I set up another computer for packaging, I could work on that in conjunction with kf5, where would I find the new calligra? uscan? [11:54] sgclark: it's in utopic [11:54] so I think it's just a case of adding a changelog entry for the backport and compiling to check it all compiles [11:54] then throw it into kubuntu-ppa/updates [11:55] Riddell: ok I will do that as well today :) [11:55] sgclark: lovely [11:55] sgclark: did you get plasma-desktop to compile? [11:56] Riddell: yep [12:13] hmm fails here, probably something not installed but I don't know what http://paste.kde.org/p0npf10r5 [12:25] probably missing an #include [12:25] Riddell: try systemsettings depend [12:28] apachelogger worked it out, missing a build-dep [12:38] Riddell: I have 9 shirts left, plus about 20 pages of stickers. I can pass them on to someone for continued sales or we can "buy" them and give them to desrving people [12:38] oh and sgclark - thanks for your order! [12:38] Riddell: I cannot take them with me, we have far too limited space [12:41] could be useful as prizes at akademy or similar [12:41] although that would leave the question of how to get them to akademy [12:42] seaLne: do you know if the akademy organisers are likely to be happy with storing a bag of 9 polo shirts until akademy? [12:42] I wonder if Tm_T is going? or any other Finns? [12:43] I can also post them to the Barca office [12:43] right, but wrong side of the continent for akademy :) [12:43] although I expect kde es could make some use of them [12:44] Riddell: try asking dvratil [12:45] there's probably enough people going from barcelona to take them in luggage [12:45] probably less hassle and chance of them getting lost between now and then [12:47] they are mostly womens style, so maybe we can use them for contributions from women or something to encourage women to contribute. I dunno. [12:50] its not going to be heavy - a pack of 9 shirts doesnt weigh much [12:54] shadeslayer: You should send the vote reminder to the user list too. [12:54] ack [12:56] 13:46 < dvratil> Riddell, absolutely no problem, we can store anything in the RH office before Akademy, then just move it to the venue [12:57] jussi: so that might be easiest ↑ [12:57] so ironic [12:59] xnox: would be cool to have http://pad.ubuntu.com/uos-1406-unity8-desktop-preview-image in English [13:01] s/Notes/Notas [13:01] I love it xD [13:01] shadeslayer: haha, let me ping seb about it =) [13:03] ^_^ [13:05] shadeslayer: looks like some unnamed participats translated it [13:05] xnox: http://i.imgur.com/oEaWmCI.jpg [13:15] shadeslayer: I dont seem to have received a bollot... [13:15] ballot even [13:16] * shadeslayer looks [13:17] jussi: email plz [13:18] jussi01 at ubuntu com [13:18] Email: [13:18] No public address provided. [13:19] it's all your fault [13:19] jussi: sent [13:22] every year the same [13:26] shadeslayer: voted [13:27] cool [13:28] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-dev-tools/trunk/revision/191 [13:47] can anyone help me with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7628647/ [13:51] ohoho [13:51] found a bug in wrap-and-sort [13:52] * sgclark thinks wrap-and-sort is a bug [13:52] run wrap-and-sort on kdeplasma-addons [13:52] from bzr [13:56] Riddell: powerdevil is ready for review. What next? [14:09] Riddell: I am looking at plasma-workspace, let me know if you do anything to it. [14:11] sgclark: there's some conflicts that I don't think are necessary that I removed from plasma-workspace a few hours ago [14:11] let me know if you disagree [14:13] Riddell: nothing wrong with that, it is the fix-perms that is wreaking havoc. looking into it. [14:14] sgclark: oh the one on currentColorFillFix.sh was failing yesterday so I made it override_dh_fixperms-indep [14:15] which I think is the right way to say "only run this if building arch all packages" [14:15] yeah looked like it worked but there's those other issues non-standard-dir-perm, good luck :) [14:41] I'm renaming ksysguard binaries to not have a version number in them like ksysguard5 === rdieter_laptop is now known as rdieter [15:15] anyone know why this watch file doesn't work? [15:17] http://paste.kde.org/p8tqwmc3c [15:23] seems like it should [15:24] sgclark: plasma-desktop uploaded! [15:24] yay! [15:29] sgclark: you missed out the debian/source/format file in powerdevil, that's what was confusing it into thinking it was a native package [15:30] * Riddell adds [15:31] Riddell: hmm wierd, wonder how it vanished. Thanks for finding the issue. [15:32] probably a missing bzr add [15:50] sgclark: that seems to be all the packaging for plasma, the question now is does it actually run [15:52] Riddell: this fix_perms is still driving me crazy [15:54] sgclark: one idea, override_dh_fixperms: doesnt have a $(overridden_command) any more, maybe that's the problem [15:55] Riddell: yeah trying that, so far randomly one works but breaks other. still trying [16:04] sgclark: I think I need to be off now, but I also noticed plasma-workspace is wanting Prison so you can add that as a build-dep [16:13] Riddell: ok no problem [16:17] is latest iso image of plasma5 is installable or just a live cd? [16:19] i mean neon5 image [16:20] arpan: should be installable [16:21] Riddell: thanks! let me download it and check it. Last time I tried it but it wasn't installable at that time. [16:28] you have to do some work in order to install it, it's not exactly straightforward [16:31] shadeslayer: what will i need to do for installing it? [16:32] arpan: find the launcher for the installer and run it [16:34] ok thanks shadeslayer! let me see if I can find the launcher. [16:34] it's a desktop file [17:14] shadeslayer: does wrap-and-sort eat packages? [17:15] yofel: and build deps [17:15] ah, that's new [17:15] yofel: see debian bug 743174 [17:15] Debian bug 743174 in python-debian "paragraph parsing truncates on comments" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/743174 [17:15] "fun" [17:15] or 751260 [17:15] * shadeslayer goes back to listening some CCR [17:26] feed branches had 7 updates, showing the latest 6 [17:45] So just was talking to someone here at a mongodb event who really wanted to buy support but didn't know it existed. I think we should give the support thing a bit more advertisement on the web page and make it easier to find and buy. Thoughts? [17:48] jussi: website -> support -> first thing is commercial support [17:48] I don't see how it gets more visible than that === Haudegen_ is now known as Haudegen [19:01] yo [19:01] what's up with the docs roundtable [19:02] valorie: ^^ [19:08] Riddell: yo [19:08] Riddell: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1406/meeting/22242/community-1406-kubuntu-documentation-team/ [19:09] Riddell: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/hoaevent/AP36tYcJruxQy3tuc0JL7-Q6EQzyP02oFJS0JqiRdfzgqnz76VTmPg?a [19:09] if you want to join [19:55] ok so clearly I need to get g+ hangouts working sorry guys and gals [22:16] sgclark: they will only work in Firefox for me [22:17] and even still, my nice USB headphones only partly work [22:17] mic works great! [22:17] but sound doesn't come through [22:17] yeah my usb headphones did not work and ahh firefox, seems google chrome would work for g+ lol [22:25] it does sometimes [22:25] just not right now [22:25] they keep breaking their own services for some reason [22:25] for me at least [22:25] crazy [22:25] I use chromium, but still [22:50] apachelogger: I clone all the time without ssh -- you have to have the key to push though