[01:17] evening all [01:21] yo [01:25] popey, Was thinking of a new test for Jenkins - Tell me if this is within the scope. The check would be to make sure text: "properties", title: "properties" and similar include the i18n.tr() [01:35] balloons, you around? Can you re-approve https://code.launchpad.net/~dpm/ubuntu-filemanager-app/desktop-i18n/+merge/230591 ? [01:35] popey, for MPs that failed autolanding, just re-approve them. [01:36] fginther, jenkins issues? [01:36] fginther: ok [01:37] fginther: what do you mean by re-approve? [01:37] popey, and rebuilding the "generic-mediumtests-utopic" job won't retrigger the landing, for that you need to rebuild the 'parent' job [01:37] popey, just top approve it again [01:38] popey, it was top approved before, but failed due to the jenkins testing issue [01:38] fginther: top-approving triggers jenkins? [01:38] popey, yes [01:38] but wont merge until jenkins passes? [01:38] popey, correct, it will re-run the tests. [01:38] ok, done [01:39] is that the case for all the failed merges? [01:39] just top approve each? [01:39] popey, yes, if they were top-approved once and autolanding failed, they can be top-approved again. [01:39] that seems surprising to me, I've never done that, always followed the link in the merge comment which says " to re-trigger, click here" [01:40] ah okay [01:40] i see now. tired eyes ☻ [01:40] popey, if it's just a MP test (a '-ci' job) then yes, you have to clike the rebuild link for those [01:41] Akiva-Thinkpad, the jenkins issue from the last few days has been resolved, but there is work to rerun all of the MPs that failed as a result [01:42] fginther, fun stuff. To that though, was thinking of a jenkins test, to make sure i18n.tr() is included for text properties. What do you think? [01:47] Akiva-Thinkpad, a style checker is a reasonable thing to have. So long as it can be done in a way that is compatible with the future of click packages. So, if it can be done as part of the cmake process that already builds and test the package, then it should continue to work in the future. [01:47] Akiva-Thinkpad, the stuff we're doing now with jenkins and building deb packages needs to be deprecated [01:47] interesting. Thanks for letting me know. === _salem is now known as salem_ [02:12] blah sorry to anyone who got spammed with me mucking around in LP. Was trying to add a qtorganizer5-eds package to a bug in Ubuntu Calendar App. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === salem_ is now known as _salem [05:34] Anybody know about the review process? Have an app that's been Pending Review for 2 weeks now. [05:34] Wondering if something's wrong... [05:35] 2 weeks today [06:00] popey: it seems we are having problem with calendar AP or still it is Jenkins issues ? [06:56] morning all [07:00] good morning [07:00] interesting; mx4 stats are up [07:00] perhaps the ubuntu phone platform? [07:01] holy smokes ; 20.7 mp camera [07:12] for the file manager, I'm getting "No executable specified" [07:29] Akiva-Thinkpad: Morning :) [07:29] dholbach: morning :) [07:39] hi mihir [07:40] hey dholbach :) [08:25] Good morning all; happy Newspaper Carrier Day! :-D [08:26] Goodmorning JamesTait [08:27] that can't be real [08:28] I don't make them up - it's on the internet, it must be true. Right? ;) [08:29] I don't mind - it reminded me of http://www.ilovethe80s.com/arcade_fullsize_paperboy1.htm [08:30] JamesTait, game was also made for n64 [08:31] hey do you think its possible to get the label width of an option selector delegate? [08:34] popey, how is the core apps landing going? [08:34] looks like music and reminders got an update [08:35] dholbach: do you know when there will be a new devel version (current on my phone is 203) because I cant unlock my pincode :) [08:37] justCarakas, best to ask in #ubuntu-touch - I don't know, sorry [08:38] dholbach: i spent some time last night pushing things through. [08:38] dholbach: continuing today [08:39] oki [08:48] popey: it seems we are having problem with calendar AP or still it is Jenkins issues ? [08:49] dholbach: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/M7 this link provided there says in the lasts post that it has moved to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2780273 [08:50] ok? [08:51] I didn't know who to report this to but your name was the last one to change the page [08:51] didn't know if the page needed to be updated than :) [08:51] ah ok - I think I helped the folks set up the port [08:51] some didn't know how to set up a wiki page [08:52] ow oke :) [09:00] mihir: yes. looks like genuine AP failures. [09:01] mihir: I have re-run them and many are now passing, looks like there's some issue with the AP tests. Are you able to take a look at them? [09:02] mihir: i left a comment on this one https://code.launchpad.net/~pkunal-parmar/ubuntu-calendar-app/YearView-curmonth-scroll/+merge/230781 [09:37] popey:yup i saw that comment. [09:37] popey: i'll try to look at APs, [09:41] thanks mihir [09:48] popey, do you know why we dont have a "latest" category in the store ? [09:48] because it hasn't been prioritised I guess [09:48] :/ [09:48] a few people have asked beuno about it [09:49] guess it's on "the list" but not at the top [09:49] yeah ... i'd really like to see it more than "top apps" etc [09:49] likewise [09:50] I recently looked at all the categories but its rather time consuming to do that every time [09:50] yup [09:55] +1 :) [10:02] dholbach: hey, If I forgot to commit something and then accidentally did bzr revert. Would I be able to retrieve the lost contents through some magic command? [10:07] bzoltan: hey, so the new qtcreator-plugin-release works nicely. I like that the console output does not get truncated or lost when running on devices. Also it no longer overwrites an existing app. [10:07] nik90_: Good to hear [10:07] nik90_: I release it right now [10:07] bzoltan: I had one tiny issue regarding the overwriting check. In the emulator, I removed the clock app. But even then I wasn't able to run it on the emulator without changing the name in the manifest file. [10:08] bzoltan: I checked with "click list" and also the /opt folder in the emulator to make sure the clock app was properly uninstalled. [10:08] bzoltan: but as I said this is too tiny of an issue. So yes go ahead with the release [10:08] nik90_, I don't know to be honest :/ [10:08] nik90_: hmmm.. let's check it with zbenjamin [10:08] * zbenjamin hides [10:09] dholbach: no worries it was rather stupid of me to do that :P [10:09] zbenjamin: under the table? Hkhm... :D [10:09] nik90_: did you run click list as phablet or as root [10:09] bzoltan: noooo not under the table ;) that is too dangerous [10:09] zbenjamin: I phablet-shell into it, and then ran click list. So I assume as phablet [10:10] nik90_: weird, i use the Click database object to return me all installed apps [10:10] nik90_: probably its still installed for the root user [10:10] zbenjamin: I adb shell and then tried click list and yes it is there [10:10] zbenjamin: strange. I did a gui uninstall [10:11] nik90_: its a default app, probably you can not completely remove it? [10:11] zbenjamin: I suppose yes [10:11] nik90_: the debug output is much better now? [10:11] zbenjamin: oh so much better :D [10:11] good to hear :) [10:13] zbenjamin: I was thinking of requesting that you append "+testing" to the manifest name in case you notice an app already installed with the name, but then I realised I was just being lazy :P [10:14] and since that would add unnecessary complexity to this [10:14] nik90_: ;) [10:14] zbenjamin: see this is what happens when you give away too many features :) [10:15] nik90_: i can remove some if you don'T like it ;) , lets see. .... [10:15] zbenjamin: no no .. I am going to shut up now :D [10:15] nik90_: can you give me the mac adress from one of your devices? i will hardcode missing features extra for you ;) [10:16] hehe [10:21] zsombi: ping [10:22] nik90_: wazzup? :) [10:22] zsombi: I need your expertise on https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-clock-app/conditionally-load-alarmmodel/+merge/232412 [10:22] zsombi: I am having an issue with that branch [10:22] zsombi: I am loading the AlarmModel{} using a Loader which is set to asynchronous: true [10:23] zsombi: However when the clock app opens the loader start loading the alarm model, if you start pulling the bottom edge, the whole UI freezes [10:23] and I have to restart the clock app to fix it [10:23] nik90_: Loader loads Items, AlarmMode is a QObject [10:23] AlarmModel [10:23] nik90_: if you want to load the Model dynamically, you should create the instance diferently [10:24] nik90_: not with Loader [10:24] zsombi: oh [10:24] zsombi: well the loader is helping me delay the loading of the alarm model until after the start up animation is complete though [10:25] which has resulted in a more smoother startup [10:25] nik90_: dude, AlarmModel is NOT an Item, so Loader will be a bit messed [10:26] zsombi: Is there any other way you recommend I can load it both dynamically and in a separate thread so that my UI won't be affected? [10:26] nik90_: of course there is :) [10:27] nik90_: Qt.createComponent(from_a_file), then with teh resulted component call create() [10:27] pls do enlighten me. I can do further research on it [10:27] ah [10:27] cool [10:27] nik90_: or, if you have the AlarmModel inside a Component{} then you call teh create of that! [10:28] zsombi: and woudl that creation happen in a separate thread? [10:28] zsombi: since I noticed that whenever the alarm model loads, the seconds hand stops briefly until the alarm model is loaded fully [10:28] nik90_: depends on how you call it. if the file is local, most likely not [10:29] nik90_: yes... becaus ethe AlarmModel fills its list from the fetched one... also, might initiate a fetch from the backend [10:30] hmm [10:30] nik90_: I was planning to get rid of that behaviour. My plan was AlarmModel to use the backend directly, and then the data should be only under the backend's hands [10:31] nik90_: which means that only the first AlarmModel used will shoot the backend to fetch [10:31] nik90_: which in your case it is the same... [10:31] yes [10:31] nik90_: but it coudl be that after all EDS does fill teh data synchronously... [10:32] nik90_: Alarm services functions are ALL async [10:32] may be I should use an animator for the clock hand animations to get that to happen in another thread [10:32] nik90_: but if teh backend blocks, I cannot really do much :( [10:32] so that they dont lock up [10:32] nik90_: that'd be a solution as well... [10:33] nik90_: but remember, Loader is not for objects, only for QQuickItem derivates [10:33] yes will do thnx [10:34] btw I filled in more info to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1364949 to help out [10:34] Ubuntu bug 1364949 in Ubuntu UI Toolkit "Editing alarm sounds doesn't actually change them" [Undecided,Confirmed] [10:34] zsombi: let me know if you need any more debugging from the clock app [10:34] nik90_: ok, thx!!! [10:35] nik90_: but good that you reminded me!!! I'll jump on it right away! [10:35] :D [10:38] nik90_: ok, so: the Alarm shows that the sound has been changed, therefore seems the only thing missing is the update of teh Audible reminder [10:38] rpadovani: could you take a look at the AP tests for calculator? They seem to be failing on all merges.. [10:38] zsombi: ok [10:38] brb..in a hangout atm [10:39] popey, I started to test them locally, but they don't fail ( the one I tried so far) [10:39] rpadovani: hm [10:39] rpadovani: see https://code.launchpad.net/~gang65/ubuntu-calculator-app/ubuntu-calculator-app-slowdownfix/+merge/232631 [10:41] nik90_: and yes, the guitly is that one, so easy fix :) [10:43] popey, about https://code.launchpad.net/~rpadovani/ubuntu-calculator-app/1357983/+merge/232630 [10:43] popey, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8232075/ [10:43] popey, now I test also the one you linked [10:48] rpadovani: Hmm that passes here === om26er_ is now known as om26er [10:49] rpadovani: lemme ask qa === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:08] rpadovani: are you able to run those tests on mako? [11:08] popey, i try [11:11] rpadovani: thanks! [11:20] hello! o/ [11:21] can i get help about ubuntu sdk for ubuntu touch here? [11:25] anyone? [11:25] coderus: hi, perhaps I can help you [11:25] oh, thanks god :D [11:25] basically: i'm running ubuntu 14.04 x64 on my laptop [11:26] installed ubuntu-sdk and ubuntu-emulator from usubntu-sdk ppa [11:26] from wizard installed all kits [11:26] creating emulator from wizard failed, created it manually [11:26] emulator running fine [11:26] but i can't build project :( [11:26] error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8232604 [11:27] any help and/or ideas appreciated [11:29] coderus: Hmm, I have no clue about make errors unfortunately [11:29] I know that the current dev version of the sdk needs Qt 5.3, which is only available in 14.10 [11:29] perhaps it's related to that [11:30] popey: Hi, can you help? ^^ [11:30] but it seems something wrong at very beginning: E: 15binfmt: update-binfmts: unable to open /var/lib/schroot/mount/click-ubuntu-sdk-14.10-i386-7241155e-9b7a-4167-b339-21bbd7867975/bin/sh: No such file or directory [11:31] Also in "manage kits" all ubuntusdk kits are marked with red exclamation mark [11:31] probably you right, because in Qt version field it shows: Qy (ubuntu-sdk) (invalid) [11:32] any ppa i can upgrade Qt to 5.3 for test? [11:32] * coderus dont want to upgrade to unicorn now, needs stability [11:34] coderus I know, that you can somehow upgrade via a ppa to 5.3, but that can give you problems when it the upgrade to 5.3 will happen [11:35] you'll perhaps stick to the emulator... [11:35] nik90_: kalikiana: https://code.launchpad.net/~zsombi/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/alarm-sound-update-fix/+merge/233340 [11:37] m-b-o: hm, but with qt installer i can install it in other path, isn't it? [11:37] zsombi: cool thnx. Will test it [11:39] m-b-o: that's not true...I have been coding in trusty and testing clock on emulator for a while now [11:39] nik90 coderus ah, ok [11:39] zsombi: test case? 0--:-) [11:39] coderus: did you create the 14.10 schroot kits in qtcreator? [11:40] kalikiana: I knew you will ask about :) [11:40] nik90_: yes i created UbuntuSDK for i386 (GCC ubuntu-sdk-14.10-utopic) [11:40] and emulator from utopic-proposed [11:40] coderus: and was that kit chosen for the emulator? [11:40] kalikiana: the problem is that in order to have it, I should add functionality to the adapter that wouldn't be used anywhere else but in tests... [11:41] nik90_: http://i.imgur.com/OJAznge.png [11:41] kalikiana: so the Q is: do we want something like that? The test would be to see if the QOrganizerTodoItem has the audible reminder set with the proper sound file... [11:42] coderus: hmm why does it say Qt version invalid there? [11:42] kalikiana: I cannot fetch the QOrganizerItem in the tst_alarms, as it is implementation specific, and there should not be anything that is impl. specific in the tests... [11:42] coderus: are you having issues only with running in emulator or in the desktop as well? [11:43] zsombi: why isn't the memory backend enough for that? [11:43] coderus: also did you create that kit yourself or did qtcreator automatically create it for you? [11:43] nik90_: Desktop settings: http://i.imgur.com/uQSxXfg.png [11:43] kalikiana: it's not the about the backend, it's teh whole organizer itself. tst_alarms has no knowledge about the backend at all [11:44] nik90_: desktop build working ok [11:44] zsombi: yes. but the code is agnostic. I don't see anything that would be backend-specific [11:45] kalikiana: QOrganizer is backend specific... the whole QOrganizer stuff is implementation specific, we can anytime switch to some other backend [11:45] kalikiana: let's say we decide some day to use timed, and that's not based on QOrganizer at all [11:45] coderus: hmm ...mine looks like http://pbrd.co/1rvKHgP [11:45] zsombi: what I mean is, the code is not checking which backend it is… so where does the implementation matter? [11:46] kalikiana: it woudl if I'd try to see whether teh sound is saved in teh QOrganizerTodo as reminder or not [11:47] nik90_: probably i just need to instakk right Qt manually? [11:47] kalikiana: in which case I'd need to bring QOrganizer to tst_alarm [11:47] coderus: my qtversions looks like http://pbrd.co/1rvLr5y [11:47] coderus: do you have the SDK ppa installed? [11:48] nik90_: also available qt versions looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/h1nnqZa.png [11:48] kalikiana: one solution woudl be to have a function in alarms_adapter, which would check these kind of things, but that would be used only for testing purposes... [11:49] nik90_: Qt Versions tab: http://i.imgur.com/vCD5IF4.png [11:49] coderus: not sure, but that looks wrong [11:49] yes [11:49] ubuntu-sdk ppa enabled [11:49] kalikiana: and we would have it as useless code otherwise... [11:49] coderus: may be try starting fresh by deleting the config folder in that screenshot [11:49] nik90_: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa/ubuntu trusty main [11:50] zsombi: why can''t the test case use the normal public API that apps can use? there's no need to know about the backed, it's already abstracted [11:50] coderus: the .config/ubuntu-sdk [11:50] kalikiana: because there's no API in Alarms which checks whether I have a detail like reminder set or not === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:51] kalikiana: changing the sound must be implemented with organizer so that it is saved in description AND reminder is updated [11:51] kalikiana: other backends may need less/more [11:51] nik90_: after removing folder and restarting ubuntu-sdk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8232776 [11:52] zsombi: except the clock is able to get that information [11:53] you can edit an alarm and see the sound you picked [11:53] coderus: I think you pasted the wrong link :P [11:53] kalikiana: yes, and even till now that was good. The problem was that the clock had shown that the sound is updated, but teh alarm was still playing the original sound === tsimpson_ is now known as tsimpson [11:53] kalikiana: so the test case that woudl be based on that wouldn't fail even without this change [11:53] nik90_: ubuntu-sdk folder: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8232779/ [11:54] nik90_: yep, pastebin plugin just lagged [11:54] coderus: try deleting that folder. That should reset the ubuntu-sdk config file === ubot5` is now known as ubot5 [11:54] coderus: may be it might remove those invalid entries [11:54] kalikiana: that's what I'm trying to say: it's not enough to use public API, to properly test this we need to go under the hood [11:55] zsombi: hmmmm so the solution would actually be a test backend so we know it saved the correct value [11:55] kalikiana: yes... so the easiest - and perhaps teh clearest - way woudl be to provide a func for that [11:55] nik90_: ls output was right after deleting its folder, and this is screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/O4gumKs.png [11:55] kalikiana: the Adaptation layer could provide a verifier func [11:56] kalikiana: that we use for testing purposes only [11:56] coderus: then I am out of ideas :/ [11:56] coderus: but I have been developing on trusty with the help of the emulator (for normal qml projects and cmake projects_ [11:57] coderus: qmake is not supported [11:57] zsombi: btw can you join #security? I'm gathering people to talk to about XDG_ folders etc [11:58] zsombi: I see now why it needs new functions; to avoid the whole backend thing. so I guess that makes sense === om26er is now known as om26er|afk [12:02] popey: dailymotion submitted a webapp, but our "automatic" checker doesn't like the camera permission...do I need to take that out or can it be manually reviewed through? === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:06] nik90_: ok i removed all kits and tryig to install it again [12:16] zoopster: I actually reviewed and rejected it [12:16] zoopster: yes, it needs updating/fixing and re-submitting with a new version [12:30] * nik90_ waves good bye to the old add world city button [12:31] popey, calculator tests on phone don't fail [12:32] popey, and I'm not able to reproduce the bugs the tests raise in any condition [12:34] popey: it was made by dbarth - the rejection is because of the camera permission? [12:44] popey, understood. https://code.launchpad.net/~gang65/ubuntu-calculator-app/ubuntu-calculator-app-slowdownfix/+merge/232631/comments/569346 === charles_ is now known as charles [13:01] rpadovani: thanks [13:05] mhall119: missing file http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/qml/sdk-1.0/QtLocation.location-maps-cpp/qgeoserviceprovider.html coming from http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/qml/sdk-1.0/QtLocation.location-maps-cpp/ [13:18] What should I do if my app is stuck in Pending Review (2 weeks yesterday)? [13:28] kalikiana: hmmm, it looks like it's referencing C++ docs :( [13:31] mhall119: well, those are C++ docs. so that's not as such surprising :-D [13:31] why are there C++ docs in my QML space? [13:32] * mhall119 grumbles at Qt [13:33] hehe [13:35] brendand: sry, but do you still have the link which shows how to translate items in a listmodel? [13:36] brendand: like an idiot I forgot to bookmark it [13:36] or DanChapman ^^ [13:38] nik90_, it was a pastebin, so i don't have the link - but: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8233508/ [13:38] that's a new one [13:38] brendand: sry for the trouble, thnx [13:39] nik90_: ping [13:39] mihir_: pong [13:40] nik90_: to merge this in other branch , i have to set tag as Merged , instead of Approve , https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-calendar-dev/ubuntu-calendar-app/revamp-reminder-deisgn/+merge/232725 ? [13:40] mihir_: you need to manually merge it :) [13:40] mihir_: jenkins doesnt know about that branch since you are not targeting the trunk branch [13:40] Ahhh, you meant by checking the difference :-s ? [13:41] mihir_: no go to our common branch [13:41] and then from there type "bzr merge yourbranchname" [13:41] nik90_: okay will do that [13:41] that should merge your branch into our common branch [13:41] after that commit it and say "merged mihir's branch or something" === om26er|afk is now known as om26er [14:18] nik90_: ping [14:21] i enabled ppa:canonical-qt5-edgers/qt5-proper and did dist-upgrade [14:21] now i have 5.3.0 in usubtu-sdk compilers, but... [14:21] it tagged as unknown compiler: http://i.imgur.com/YBZA5Gk.png [14:22] and this error in kits appear: http://i.imgur.com/GpdO8f9.png [14:22] full kits info: http://i.imgur.com/iGuzJJi.png [14:22] coderus: let me check what compiler I use [14:23] can you list your ppa with ubuntu-sdk qt 5.2.1 ? [14:23] coderus: I have Ubuntu GCC Compiler chosen [14:24] yes i saw your screenshot: http://pasteboard.co/2N56VroP.png [14:24] coderus: the only sdk related PPA i have is http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa/ubuntu [14:24] can you list your ppas? [14:24] hm [14:24] coderus: and that doesn't give me Qt 5.3 [14:26] what versions qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu-common you have? [14:26] mine is 3.1.1+14.10.20140903.3-0ubuntu [14:26] mine too [14:26] strange [14:27] can you describe the issue you have in the ubuntu touch mailing list [14:27] that might give it more exposure and people can take their time to come up with a solution [14:27] show me your Compiler tab with i386 selected please [14:27] sure [14:28] nik90_: sure, please give me link to info about joining it and i.e. [14:28] coderus: https://imgur.com/jKr3kOC [14:29] x86 please [14:29] but you have ABI values unset too [14:29] how does it detect if can build with selected compiler or not then? [14:29] coderus: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone has the mailing list option at the bottom [14:30] Policy: You must be a team member to subscribe to the team mailing list. [14:30] how? [14:33] ah, sorry, dumb me :D [14:33] joined list [14:34] :) [14:34] it is a open team === Kaleo_ is now known as Kaleo [14:36] coderus: x86 is not that different https://imgur.com/0ABq4fr [14:36] nik90_, pour vous mon ami: http://www.theorangenotebook.com/2014/09/autopilot-test-runners.html [14:37] balloons: merci beaucoup mon ami [14:37] de rien [14:38] I pushed it forward in the list to get it published [14:38] cool [14:38] balloons: oh btw I talked to pitti [14:39] nik90_, awesome, I was going to bug him today about his thoughts [14:39] we technically could/should open a bug to bring it to trusty [14:39] balloons: at the end we came to the conclusion that people with trusty can get it quick from "git clone git://git.debian.org/git/autopkgtest/autopkgtest.git" [14:39] balloons: and then run it from that folder without any compilation since it has a nice little script [14:39] odd, he didn't like the idea of stealing the deb? [14:40] balloons: no he did tell me to get the deb [14:40] balloons: but for further updates it would be better to track the git repo since updates require backports as well [14:40] yea, you would have to regrab the deb [14:40] yup [14:40] nik90_: just sent email to ubuntu-phone list [14:41] coderus: cool [14:51] nik90_: i manually added compiler and selected abi optios as following: http://i.imgur.com/T4FLBSx.png [14:51] nik90_: now my kits are happy: http://i.imgur.com/IphSkLY.png [14:52] but :D [14:52] nik90_: new error: http://i.imgur.com/ntzgo0K.png === fgallina is now known as fgallina-lunch === boiko_ is now known as boiko [14:58] ping renatu: this is the branch we discussed last week: [14:58] https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa/address-book-app/autopilot-get_contacts/+merge/233104 [14:58] it's ready for your review. [14:58] i'm tired fixing it, why it cant jsut work out of the box like Sailfish SDK? [14:58] i'm waiting for mailing lists answer and give up then :D [14:59] elopio, could you do the MR against the staging branch? [14:59] renatu: ah, sorry, I forgot you have staging. One second. === caribou_ is now known as caribou === daker_ is now known as daker [15:03] renatu: done. I'll ping you when jenkins confirms the tests also pass there. [15:03] thanks [15:10] balloons: when did they add autopilot-sandbox-run ? that's so coool.. I remember asking about this at Malta :D [15:11] nik90_, it's been around for a bit.. [15:11] hmm well I never knew about it [15:11] there's some other goodies I imagine you'll like too. I need to finish the post about autopilot features [15:11] I am still in the process of reading the first one. [15:11] nik90_, yep, I want to highlight some of this stuff no one knows about [15:12] I wrote the runners pretty quick, so ping if something is confusing [15:12] *runners post [15:13] ok === fgallina-lunch is now known as fgallina [15:46] ping jhodapp: can you please review this one? [15:46] https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa/mediaplayer-app/fix1359040-skip_seekbar/+merge/231508 [15:47] elopio, sure [15:47] thanks. [15:47] np [15:57] balloons: could you please upload http://s-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/job/terminal-app-click/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/out/com.ubuntu.terminal_0.5.137_armhf.click to the store? [15:57] thank you! [15:58] popey, https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/click-apps/157/changerequest/ [15:59] BOOM! [16:02] popey, hop on the call matey [16:03] I'm trying to build a QML app that displays the meals served at my local university canteen. The source is a (buggy) HMTL site. Is it possible that QML is currently not able to parse HTML? I tried everything, from XMLHttpRequest to XMListModel, nothing works and lots of standard JavaScript functionality seems to be missing, e.g. XMLHttpRequest.responseXML is always "null" and XMLListModel cannot cope with the buggy HTML input. [16:05] mr2515, no that will never work [16:05] mr2515, html is not really designed to be parsed like that - but there is stuff like beautiful-soup which can do it [16:05] mr2515, not sure qml has anything available for that [16:07] balloons: hmm, i approved terminal and it's not showing up as an update for me... [16:07] * balloons looks [16:07] brendand: Great, so I probably have to resort to a C++ QML plugin for HTML parsing, which is currently a pain to build for Ubuntu Touch. [16:07] I see an update popey.. to 13 [16:07] oh i see it on my nexus 7 [16:07] sweet [16:08] 0.5.137 [16:08] mr2515, or look at what's available in javascript [16:08] \o/ [16:08] mr2515, qml supports js easily [16:09] balloons: want to get as many of these outstanding merges in as possible and then push to the store later tonight ready for the friday image build at 3am.. will you be able to upload some more later? [16:09] popey, yep indeed. Keep approving them and pushing them in [16:14] ya [16:20] mr2515: I am not sure when the last time you checked, but these days a qml + c++ plugin app is so easy to build and run on all devices. [16:20] mr2515: I do that everyday now with the clock app [16:21] mr2515: the only thing you need is figure out how to use cmake [16:45] popey: weather pagestack MP ready to land :) [16:54] m-b-o: SWEET! [17:06]