/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2014/06/16/#juju-gui.txt

rogpeppe1mornin' all07:20
huwshimirogpeppe1: Morning07:23
rogpeppe1huwshimi: hiya07:23
rick_h_morning all10:44
rick_h_https://github.com/juju/cmd/pull/2 rogpeppe1 frankban kind of cool, pull request on that already10:44
rogpeppe1rick_h_: yeah. just looking at it10:44
frankbanrick_h_: nice!10:47
rick_h_frankban: if you get a sec can you look at the latest brew error for quickstart? 10:55
frankbanrick_h_: link?10:55
rick_h_https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/3007010:55
rick_h_http://bot.brew.sh/job/Homebrew%20Pull%20Requests/11953/version=mavericks/console in particular10:55
frankbanrick_h_: yeah, that's the error from last Friday. We should change the test section of the formula to something like10:58
frankbansystem "#{HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/bin/juju-quickstart", "--version"10:59
frankbanrick_h_: so using the dashed juju-quickstart10:59
rick_h_frankban: oh, sorry. I thuoght it was newer since then10:59
rick_h_frankban: ignore me then, my bad. 10:59
frankbanrick_h_: np10:59
bachi frankban, i reviewed your branch.  thanks.12:28
frankbanbac: thanks!12:28
frankbanbac: landed12:35
jcsackettmorning all.13:22
frankbanrick_h_: do you remember the address of the production charmstore?13:40
rick_h_frankban: https://store.juju.ubuntu.com/charm-info?charms=cs:precise/juju-gui13:41
frankbanrick_h_: thanks13:41
bacfrankban, rick_h_: homebrew jenkins is happy.  all i did was change the minimal test from 'juju quickstart --version' to 'juju-quickstart --version'.13:49
frankbanbac: \o/13:50
bacboth work on a live system.  unsure why their minimal jenkins CI fails13:50
bachttps://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/3007013:50
frankbanbac: because in your system you have a configured juju home13:50
bacfrankban: but --version should cause it to hop out early, no?13:50
frankbanbac: there is a juju-core bug which prevents arguments to be passed to plugins if a default environment cannot be found13:51
bacfrankban: oh really?  well that sure explains a lot13:51
frankbanbac: for that reason, in their platform --version is never passed, and quickstart correctly starts the interactive session13:52
bacmystery solved13:52
bacrick_h_: i'm moving the brew acceptance card back to tracking and not review since it is out of our hands and relying on brew upstream.13:56
rick_h_bac: awesome thanks, sorry was on the phone. Awesome that jenkins is now happy14:31
rick_h_jujugui luca jujucharms.com updated and released woot14:32
kadams54Yay!14:32
lucarick_h_: ace, good job everyone!14:32
rick_h_jujugui interesting http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/06/new-internet-explorer-developer-channel-gives-devs-a-taste-of-whats-to-come/14:34
kadams54Nice14:35
rick_h_jujugui call in 814:53
rick_h_jujugui call in 115:00
rick_h_ jcsackett 15:00
kadams54luca: can you point me to the dropbox folder with all the machine view workflow designs? Having a hard time tracking the link down right now.15:08
rick_h_kadams54: it's in google docs15:08
kadams54rick_h_: ah yes, so it is15:09
lucakadams54: which work flows are you looking for in particular? and do you want wireframes or visuals?15:10
kadams54luca: everything… and visuals. Assuming the stuff in Google Docs is up-to-date, it looks like what I need.15:12
bacrick_h_: i still have no travel auth15:12
lucakadams54: all visuals in google docs should be up to date15:12
rick_h_bac: yea me either. I've got a 1-1 with mramm today and I'll bring it up15:13
rick_h_jujugui who has gotten auth ? 15:13
bacrick_h_: oh, ok.  based on your comment to move forward i assumed people had15:13
rick_h_bac: oh, did you not get hte email to file a request?15:13
bacrick_h_: yes, i did that15:14
bacrick_h_: just no auth to actually book15:14
kadams54Based on what I see in the spreadsheet, I think hatch is the only one who's been auth'd to book.15:14
rick_h_yep, ok will bug mramm in our 1-1 today15:14
kadams54I have the flights in there that I'm going to request once I get auth, but they're subject to change.15:14
lucakadams54: I’ve shared the juju universe flows out with you, it shows you how everything fits together. Machine view is pretty comprehensive in their.15:15
kadams54luca: Great. Trying to make sure we're not missing any of the flows.15:16
lucakadams54: cool, thanks15:16
rick_h_kadams54: https://drive.google.com/a/canonical.com/#folders/0B7XG_QBXNwY1aVh1cC0wU0JRaW8 is the dropbox stuff that you're thinking of15:17
kadams54Figured as much…15:17
rick_h_cool15:17
lucarick_h_: created a new bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju-gui/+bug/133052015:19
_mup_Bug #1330520: When dragging a unit drop zones should be clearly marked. <juju-gui:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1330520>15:19
lucarick_h_: woah, whats mup?15:20
rick_h_luca: rgr ty much15:20
rick_h_luca: watches for bug # and such to provide helpful links15:20
rick_h_luca: so you can do #133052915:20
rick_h_luca: oh hmm, maybe  #133052015:20
lucatest #133052015:20
_mup_Bug #1330520: When dragging a unit drop zones should be clearly marked. <juju-gui:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1330520>15:20
_mup_Bug #1330520: When dragging a unit drop zones should be clearly marked. <juju-gui:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1330520>15:20
rick_h_will it'll load the bug details15:21
lucathat’s cool15:21
rick_h_yea15:21
rick_h_luca: on the designs there's a lack of 'add to bare metal'?15:21
lucarick_h_: you can add that15:22
rick_h_luca: ok15:22
hatchrick_h_ kadams54  yes I've authed and booked 15:31
jcsackettrick_h_, kadams54: +1 on the mramm needs to auth travel.15:33
hatchjcsackett if you don't want to use Y.later with periodic you can use https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window.setInterval there will be no difference in execution, just don't have to rely on YUI if you don't want15:41
rick_h_hmmm, /me sees timeout relatedish stuff and gets nervous15:44
hatchrick_h_ async all the things!!!!15:44
hatch:P15:45
rick_h_yea, but async and tests that pass all the time seems to be the oopsie15:45
hatchwell I suppose the good part to using Y.later is that it can be stubbed out to make it synchronous for the tests15:46
rick_h_all good, you guys know what you're up to. Just caught a whiff :P15:46
hatchoh I'm with you on that one - there was a reason the state stuff is all synchronous now :D15:47
rick_h_frankban: reminder that today is your qa day. If you get a chance maybe do a pass through the brew stuff or something to do a bit of qa. 15:48
rick_h_hatch: you're on deck tomorrow. 15:49
hatchrighton15:49
jcsackettif async doesnt work you're not using enough.15:49
jcsackett:p15:49
rick_h_that's promises :P15:49
frankbanrick_h_: sure, I'll do it, thanks15:50
rick_h_frankban: thanks, I will one day figure out how to remember to check qa day before the standup.15:51
hatch:D15:51
hatchluca hey I just looked at your Machine_View_Drop_States pdf an have one technical concern15:53
lucahatch: shoot15:54
hatchluca if we have to change 1000's of machines dom elements when the user starts to drag there could possibly be a performance issue there15:54
lucahatch: thats an interesting concern which we don’t think about :P15:55
rick_h_hatch: yea, we might have to do some management of the viewable area15:55
hatchhaha, well that's why you have us :D15:55
hatchluca there are potentially ways we can mitigate that but it would be great if you could maybe look into alternate approaches to this15:55
rick_h_hatch: I think we can move forward with the interaction, and maybe look at optimizaitons of viewable area, css single dom updates, etc15:55
rick_h_hatch: as long as we don't change dimensions of the existing containers a show/hide situation should be pretty quick. 15:56
lucarick_h_: hatch is it all ok?15:57
hatchyeah - I'm just worried that at scale there could be a delay. We may have to do some viewable-area stuff anyways for the current implementations at real scale15:57
rick_h_hatch: but if we can do simple show/hide stuff I htink browsers take care of the viewable area for us. There's potential at least. 15:58
hatchyeah - I'm thinking that we might have to render/destroy elements as we scroll depending on the size of the env15:58
rick_h_hatch: yea, we'd not want to do that15:59
rick_h_hatch: but we've got an overall perf issue to investigate as well15:59
hatchyeah15:59
rick_h_hatch: but at some point, when your environment is 1000 machine, are you doing to want to drag/drop a service in the GUI and find that #835?15:59
rick_h_or just cli it15:59
hatchluca ok I've been convinced that we can do it then look at ways to fix it if it's a problem :)16:00
hatchrick_h_ yeah that's a good point16:00
rick_h_lol16:00
rick_h_hatch: yea, good to be aware of for sure16:00
lucalol16:00
lucathanks guys16:00
hatchluca ok ONE more question16:01
hatch:)16:01
hatchin a small env, when the user is dragging, they may want to see what services are on the machines already and the specs of it? before dropping16:01
hatchmaybe we change the name of the machine to be "Add to machine XXX" instead of changing the whole token?16:01
hatch^ luca 16:03
kadams54Anyone know what hotel we'll be staying at in London?16:32
rick_h_kadams54: not confirmed yet, what's up? 16:33
kadams54Shopping for a chip-and-pin card; most of the US ones seem to be travel-related loyalty cards for airlines or hotels.16:33
rick_h_kadams54: ah yea. last time we were here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/citizenM+hotel+London+Bankside/@51.5054283,-0.0994532,19z/data=!4m6!1m3!3m2!1s0x487604c3abe490a3:0xfe2b1e24d4edbed9!2sCanonical+Group+Limited!3m1!1s0x0:0x81fe4478ab140a5116:34
rick_h_kadams54: I will say I had issues with cards. Soemtimes I could use it once and then not again16:34
rick_h_but managed to get by ok without a chip/pin card so far in all our travels16:34
rick_h_though couple of times had to deal with local cash and work with others on the team16:34
rick_h_london was ok with swipe cards, best place of many we've been to16:35
kadams54Yeah… I wasn't a big fan of my experience in Montreal for Pycon, so I'm ready to just make the jump.16:35
kadams54My bank will be offering them this year, but not soon enough for the trip.16:35
kadams54Right now this looks like the best option for me: http://www.cashpassport.com/http://www.cashpassport.com/16:40
kadams54er16:40
kadams54http://www.cashpassport.com/16:40
hatchhmm there is a hadoop charm from charmers that's failing on charmworld16:53
hatchthis is the link https://manage.jujucharms.com/api/3/charm/trusty/hadoop-016:54
hatch^ lazyPower 16:54
hatchit's showing up in the 'New' results16:54
lazyPowerhatch: yeah, why is this borked?16:54
lazyPowerhttp://i.imgur.com/I3L2bIA.png16:54
lazyPowermetadata isnt loading, icons missing16:55
lazyPowerit passes proof16:55
hatchhmm bac can you provide any insight into ^16:55
hatchthe manage link returns "no_such_charm"16:55
lazyPowerwhaaaaa16:56
* lazyPower scratches head16:56
lazyPowerdid i do something stupid during the promulgation process maybe?16:56
hatchprobably :P16:56
hatchhonestly I have no idea ;)16:56
lazyPoweri mean, i'll own it. I probably did something dumb16:56
lazyPowerthats toatally within my realm of capabilities16:56
hatchrick_h_ any idea how to investigate this issue? ^16:57
rick_h_hatch: in a meeting, not sure atm. Can peek later or ask jcsackett or bac for assistance16:58
lazyPowerjcsackett: ping16:58
hatchok np16:58
lazyPowerjcsackett: i think i did something stupid...16:58
hatchlazyPower lets just say you DID do something to put it into this state, the process should be simplified in a way in which it's not possible :) 16:59
hatchit's a very odd state imho heh16:59
lazyPowerhatch: looking at my bzr refs, everything is 1:1 with previous promulgations17:00
rick_h_lazyPower: https://store.juju.ubuntu.com/charm-info?charms=cs:trusty/hadoop17:00
rick_h_lazyPower: can you juju publish it?17:00
rick_h_lazyPower: rev0 seems odd17:01
rick_h_lazyPower: but yea, maybe the /interesting url is loading bad charms17:01
rick_h_lazyPower: please file a bug17:01
lazyPowerack. i just ran juju publish17:01
rick_h_lazyPower: ok, sometimes juju publish points out an error that we've missed in  charmworld17:02
lazyPowercs:~charmers/trusty/hadoop-0 - its returning what i would expect17:03
lazyPowerinc. bug17:03
frankbanrick_h_: quickstart QA seems ok on osx, Unfortunately I've found an old HP Cloud env to no longer work. Filed bug 1330553 and created a card17:03
_mup_Bug #1330553: Align quickstart to the latest HP Cloud configuration options <juju-quickstart:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1330553>17:03
rick_h_frankban: rgr, ty much17:03
rick_h_qa day strikes again! :)17:03
* jcsackett returns from lunch, tries to catch up on pings.17:04
jcsackettlazyPower: what exactly is the problem? the trusty/hadoop-0 should be promulgated, but isn't in charmworld?17:05
rick_h_jcsackett: it's showing as a new charm in /interesting, but isn't in charmworld to be able to load17:05
rick_h_https://jujucharms.com/trusty/hadoop-0/17:05
frankban:-)17:06
hatchjujugui lf a quick review/qa https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/389 17:06
lazyPowerjcsackett: right. Is it heresy if i run charm promulgate over what should be promulgated already to ensure it wasn't an intermittant connectivity issue during the promulgation?17:07
lazyPowerthis would then be retargeted @ charmtools vs charmworld17:07
jcsackettlazyPower: i don't know if it would be heresy, tbh.17:07
jcsackettlazyPower: but it does look sort of...partially promulgated, in that gui is looking along the wrong path. eg, http://comingsoon.jujucharms.com/~charmers/trusty/hadoop-0/ *does* find it.17:08
lazyPowerso partially meaning it has been read as a promulgation or as just a bzr push or combination of both?17:09
lazyPowerthis is where my knowledge of the store goes grey, i dont really understand the guts of the process server-side17:09
rick_h_jcsackett: I wonder if rev 0 is getting cast as a false value or something odd17:09
jcsackettlazyPower: yeah...the store bits are outside my knowledge as well. :/17:09
rick_h_lazyPower: can you push another rev and get that to 1?17:10
lazyPowerrick_h_: sure17:10
jcsackettrick_h_: it's weird, actually, look at the URL when you hover over the token vs what you dispatch to when you click it.17:10
jcsackettrick_h_: why is GUI eating the ~charmers?17:10
rick_h_jcsackett: because it's promulgated, it's not supposed to be required17:10
jcsackettrick_h_: ok, but gui doesn't know its promulgated--this may be ingest error. charmworld doesn't list as promulgated either. i'm +1 on update rev and "re promulgate." unless there's a way to unpromulgate and then redo it.17:11
rick_h_jcsackett: yea17:11
lazyPowerrick_h_, jcsackett - pushed to rev1 && promulgated again17:13
jcsackettlazyPower: and now we wait for ingest.17:13
hatchjujugui anyone available for a qa and review on https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/389 it's just a small code removal branch, more are coming17:14
jcsacketthatch: looking.17:16
hatchthx17:17
jcsackettrick_h_, lazyPower: figured out the problem, according to heartbeat, charmworld hasn't ingested since yesterday.17:22
rick_h_jcsackett: interesting, wonder how the charm was in the 'new' in interesting17:22
jcsackettrick_h_: it was new yesterday--pushed up on the 13th.17:23
rick_h_gotcha17:23
* jcsackett hopes it's reproduced on a server we control...17:23
rick_h_jcsackett: yea, we need to ping webops then to get it restarted or something. Get a hole of the app.log and app-exceptions.log 17:24
rick_h_hold bah17:24
jcsackettrick_h_: yup.17:25
lazyPowerjcsackett: well thats clever. Thanks for the heads up jcsackett. i hope this re-promulgate didn't just tank the process17:28
lazyPowerlmk if thats the case, I'll unprom and restart17:28
jcsackettlazyPower: doubt it. process was kicked before you did it.17:28
Makyojujugui running to old house over lunch, back in a few.17:29
lazyPowerjcsackett: doesn't appear to have fixed itself over lunch.18:31
jcsackettlazyPower: no indeed. i'm still digging into it, but no fix yet.18:32
lazyPowerack. thanks for taking a look. 18:32
jcsackettrick_h_: is there a way to just kick ingest? been so long since i poked at it i don't know if there is.18:32
rick_h_jcsackett: it's a process running by supervisor and needs to be running/restarted there18:33
lazyPowerhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/charmworld/+bug/1330582  -- i left this behind to track progress if its not as simple as kicking ingest18:34
jcsackettrick_h_: do we have any objection to just having them start/stop supervisor and worker on production and seeing if we're good?18:40
rick_h_jcsackett: that's fine, I just want to make sure we do get the logs from the app and supervisor for the last ingest timeframe to see if there's anything we can address.18:40
rick_h_jcsackett: but running > *18:40
jcsackettapp and app-exception have nothing.18:41
rick_h_jcsackett: then yea, if it's not ingesting did supervisor kill/not restart or something?18:42
jcsackettrick_h_: that i don't know; i can't find a copy of a log with supervisor info to request, and i can't get into QA to double check logs. do we have docs on logs?18:42
jcsacketti also can't find the difference between start/stop supervisor and start/stop worker, which bugs me since i added it way back when and the failure to doc is mine.18:45
jcsackettalways hate it when the person i should be mad at is me. :p18:45
hatchyeah that guys sucks sometimes18:59
hatchhe is totally unable to take constructive criticism....lol18:59
bacjujugui: could someone review changes just to the quickstart README file? https://codereview.appspot.com/10905004419:14
hatchsure19:14
bachey hatch there was a canadian warship in port down here this weekend.  loading up on rum, i guess.19:14
hatchbac maybe you're Canadian now? ;)19:15
bacnah, they couldn't have gotten past our mighty fort19:15
hatchlol19:15
bacor if they did, they would've succumbed to dysentery.  that's the way it always played out.19:16
hatchhaha, playing some Oregon Trail?19:16
bacno, that literally is the story of every invasion since 165019:16
hatchoh haha ok then19:16
hatchbac so I understand why you would include the pip instructions, I'm just not sure why anyone would do that if they also require brew19:18
bacwow, the markdown preview in atom is nice19:18
hatchbe sure to turn off the tracking - they send all of your filenames to the mothership19:19
bachatch: i started to go into that but didn't.  it could be useful if, for instance, a newer version were on pypi that hadn't made it into the brew repository yet.19:19
jcsackettlazyPower: with bac's help looks like we got ingest going again--i'll check on your hadoop charm soon to see if it updates.19:19
bacthat is not an unusual occurence since we control pypi but have to wait on approval for brew19:19
lazyPowerjcsackett: ack. thanks again!19:19
rick_h_bac: hatch or other platforms that use pypi (linux platforms)19:19
hatchtrue true ok thx bac19:20
hatchrick_h_ this is only under the OSX instructions19:20
bachatch: well, it does occur for the ubuntu instructions too19:20
hatchright19:20
bacbut not the brew/pip part19:20
hatchlgtm'd19:20
bachatch: i did turn off the tracking.  but just in case i call all of my files github-sux.rst19:21
hatchLOL19:21
bacthanks hatch19:26
hatchnp19:30
rick_h_jujugui running to the post office and will pick up the boy on my way back. I'll be around some tonight if you need anything, but afk for a bit. 19:40
jcsackettlazyPower: new ingest has completed, that hadoop charm still looks goofed. :/19:42
lazyPower:|19:50
lazyPowerjcsackett: well, i'm at a loss. should I unpromulgate it for now and pin it as a follow up?19:57
lazyPowermy normal source of info is out today on swap.19:58
arosalesHello Juju GUI folks20:12
hatchafternoon arosales 20:12
bachi20:12
arosalesso everyone loves your quickstart :-)20:13
arosalesand who wouldn't20:13
hatch:-)20:13
hatchthanks20:13
arosalesbut the only docs, I know of are, http://blog.mitechie.com/2014/03/17/juju-quickstart-and-the-power-of-bundles/20:13
bacah, i knew there'd be a but20:13
hatchlol!20:13
arosalesIs there some docs we could move into juju.ubuntu.com/docs20:13
arosales:-)20:14
hatcharosales it's definitely an issue that's been raised, if you wouldn't mind sending an email to the peeps mailing list rick can queue it up20:14
hatchhe is out atm20:14
arosaleshatch: will do20:14
hatchawesome thanks, I'd also love to see some docs in the juju docs20:15
bacarosales: there is the readme but it is only a starting point: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~juju-gui/juju-quickstart/trunk/view/head:/README.rst20:15
arosaleshatch: do you prefer juju-gui-peeps or juj-gui?20:15
hatchprobably peeps20:16
jcsackettlazyPower: i would unpromulgate it for now, and pin for follow up.20:16
arosalesbac we should be able to translate the blog post and readme into a managable juju.u.c/ doc page20:16
jcsackettlazyPower: it seems like the actual store isn't updating--i'm unsure who to go to about that.20:16
rick_h_arosales: what happened to the docs jcastro wrote for juju.ubuntu.com/docs?20:16
arosalesrick_h_: did he write docs?20:17
rick_h_arosales: originally he wrote the docs when we first released quickstart so we didn't add any 20:17
hatchoh he's back :)20:17
rick_h_arosales: we had a card to do so but he landed some20:17
rick_h_:P20:17
* rick_h_ clones docs 20:17
* arosales looking . . ..20:17
arosalesif he did he didn't put link it to https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/getting-started.html  where it ideally should be20:19
bacarosales: there is some mention on https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/charms-bundles.html20:19
arosalescastro! ;-)20:19
rick_h_hmm, https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/charms-bundles.html#local-deploy-via-command-line is all I can find now but I swear he had large chunks of docs20:19
rick_h_I recall having the card to do the work and moving it to done because jcastro beat us to it20:19
arosalesI think all jcastro did was the bundles deploy docs20:20
arosales:-(20:20
rick_h_arosales: ok, we'll add a card to flesh out some more. I know there were some references removed because quickstart didn't work on all OSs20:20
rick_h_arosales: but didn't realize how wiped it had been I guess20:20
arosalesrick_h_: ok do you want to send a mail to the juju-gui or juju-gui-peeps list20:20
arosalesI'll also put a card on our board for jcastro to sync with you on juju quickstart being on the getting started page.20:21
rick_h_arosales: I guess sure. We'll have the readme, but if you've got specific goals for docs at certain places please email or file a bug so we can make sure we address it properly20:21
arosalesrick_h_: really needs a blend of http://blog.mitechie.com/2014/03/17/juju-quickstart-and-the-power-of-bundles/ and http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~juju-gui/juju-quickstart/trunk/view/head:/README.rst20:21
arosalesexamples, screen shots, user walkthrough20:22
rick_h_arosales: ok, but that seems like a dedicate page vs appending to the getting-started?20:22
arosalesbut the content is there given things haven't changed20:22
arosalesrick_h_: well we should at mention, he if you want to use our tool to help you get stated hit <this_link>20:23
arosalesand make that prominent20:23
arosaless/he/hey/20:23
rick_h_I wonder if we can talk jcastro into making getting started on windows a diff section, then linux/osx can be quickstart centric20:23
rick_h_arosales: ok, we'll see what we can come up with and iterate on it20:23
arosaleswe should also ask is quickstart the recommended way for users to actually get started on Juju20:24
rick_h_arosales: I know that's jcastro's vision but without osx/windows he backtracked20:24
arosalesI would say yes, but perhaps folks also want manual steps, which we can provide, but we should be promoting quickstart20:24
rick_h_arosales: but sure thing, valid question. 20:24
arosalesright now we don't even mention it20:24
rick_h_rgr20:24
arosalesrick_h_: I"ll put a card on the board20:24
rick_h_arosales: cool thanks for bringing it up. We can definitely do better20:25
arosalesgot a ping on "juju is apt-get for the cloud, but I still need help getting started."20:27
* arosales thought of quick start which led me here20:27
rick_h_yea, that was kind of the goal of quickstart. simply the getting started part20:28
* rick_h_ is following backlog conversation that led to this in #juju20:28
hatchjujugui looking for a review and qa on another code removal branch https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/39021:13
kadams54hatch: looking21:13
hatchthanks21:14
hatchrick_h_ any preference on what I should jump on next21:14
hatch?21:14
rick_h_hatch: looking21:16
rick_h_hatch: the charm details hidden by default? Last IL cleanup in maint21:17
hatchcool on it21:17
rick_h_hatch: hopefully nice and easy, then would love you and Makyo to ponder on the ghost stuff, ghost delete relation card, ghost config card21:18
hatchyeah that sounds good - has there been any discussion about the ecs stuff moving to core or was the pushed off to next cycle? We want to make sure the api's are at least somewhat compatible :)21:19
rick_h_yea, no ecs stuff this cycle21:19
hatchsounds good21:20
rick_h_kadams54: :P hey that cruft was important hard stuff :P21:28
rick_h_and ty hatch for removing the evils21:28
kadams54rick_h_: no doubt, no doubt. But now it's just unused code :-(21:28
kadams54Dusty bunnies of what had been.21:29
rick_h_kadams54: just givin you a hard time about calling my old stuff cruft :P21:29
hatchlol21:30
hatchnow if we could just get design to quit changing their minds :P21:30
huwshimiMorning22:59
hatchmorning huwshimi 23:07
huwshimihatch: Hey23:07
huwshimihatch: If you get a chance would you mind casting an eye over https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/385 to see if my changes are ok?23:20
hatchoh right - I think there was something that needed doing23:22
hatchone sec23:22
hatchhuwshimi just a single comment - after looking at it again I saw what you were doing so just added a comment request23:26
huwshimihatch: Thanks23:26

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