=== Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er [07:06] mapreri: Mind a quick PM? [07:07] Unit193: IFF it is not something that could be done in a channel AND it's very quick [07:09] Well it's not really Ubuntu, but can do. First, thanks a ton for looking into Limnoria! I believe you have a slight typo here: http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/limnoria.git/tree/debian/copyright#n3 and was going to link to what I had for it's packaging to see if there's anything you're interested in, but not saying you'd be interested. [07:12] Unit193: It's not really a typo... It's the open curly brackets for putting in an email. Unlucky I ran out of time yesterday and didn't have any other chances to find a proper email address [07:13] Unit193: I'm always interested in something else! It's the first pure python package I did, and I'm not really sure I did the right thing (even if it works fine, I'd say) [07:20] mapreri: Of course, but it wasn't filled out. He tends to favor his progval@progval with the TLD .net. OK, I'll just sync what I have in bzr with what I have locally. [07:22] Unit193: indeed... (looking at the git history locally.....) [07:23] Unit193: out of curiosity, how do you manage the src/version.py changing in the clean phase? [07:25] mapreri: Well, it's a local package, so it's catered to my needs and allows me to take some leeway. Since src/version.py is generated on build, I remove it on clean. And, taking it with a grain of salt (more so the override on the install phase): http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unit193/+junk/limnoria/files/head:/debian/ [07:28] i.e. my package does not build (yet) a python3 version... [07:29] Mine uses rename to make them co-installable, not pretty but for what I need... Better option was to use alternatives system, but I haven't done that just yet. [07:29] and the recommends/suggests field is not completed (it's hard to me to try all the plugins, and my servers are not "bare server" where I can really test the depends [07:31] Heh, indeed. Hopefully the testsuite covers most of the important ones. [07:35] Well, glad you took it up, and wish you good luck. [07:36] Unit193: thanks :)