=== kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 [00:41] hatch: right, there are a few known broken ones :/ [00:41] ok and we are just 'ok' with that? [00:41] hatch: which is why getting the updated command to quickstart is required. and getting the details panel updated asap so that it works as well [00:42] alright - I just wanted to know how far down the rabbit hole I needed to go :) [00:42] hatch: so there are two things we know break. 1) the details panel doesn't come up because the id isn't valid [00:42] hatch: so that's your next branch [00:42] hatch: and 2) the quickstart command isn't valid, but we have a way around that [00:42] hatch: is there another I'm missing atm? [00:43] 1) correct, but to fix this we need to switch to the v4 id's and the resulting data morphing [00:44] *phew* thought I accidentally installed Ubuntu into the wrong partition on my macmini [00:44] hatch: hmm, I guess we need to look at that one. I assumed we'd go to the details next. You're right that it might cause issues as that id is passed and used in tabs/etc [00:44] but grub just overwrote refind [00:45] oh it definitely causes issues :) [00:45] but nothing that's not fixable [00:45] hatch: so the ways through that are to either store the old id around in a new property and do some find/replace business [00:45] it'll just slow the search down because we'll pull all the data down at once [00:45] hatch: or to stick the new id in a new attribute [00:45] so use the 'old' method but with the new api [00:45] so that you can roll things to it one by one [00:45] huh? [00:45] lol wana hop into standup for a bit? [00:45] right, but that's ok because it's a single entity at that point [00:46] yea, let me get my headphones meet you there [00:46] ok be there in a sec === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 [00:57] hangouts ftw [00:57] :) [01:00] ahah Ubuntu now dual booting on mac mini [01:01] woot [01:01] had me freaked out - grub overwrote the osx bootloader and refind === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === jcw4 is now known as jw4 [15:03] hatch: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2855057/application-development/why-iojs-decided-to-fork-nodejs.html [15:03] lol *drammmmaaaaa* [15:05] well crazy drama if uber and other companies are jumping on board [15:06] and you thought just running and keeping npm up was bad :P [15:06] well in all seriousness node runs on an old unsupported version of v8 [15:06] so it must be impossible to get anything done on it [15:06] yea, but a fork in a community that already feels held together by shoe strings [15:06] crazy [15:07] yeah - but js is everywhere and people don't have much of a choice so people will keep using it [15:07] unless Dart gets a foothold [15:07] guess so, crazy stuff [15:07] you can now write android chrome apps with Dart [15:07] so it's getting closer I think :) [15:08] at IO this year I think they are going to release that it's going to be in Chrome/Android [15:08] maybe :) [15:11] problem with this fork is that now modules will likely have to support both or people will have to mark 'this works with this version of node' [15:11] because js on the client didn't have enough issues [15:11] now we have multiple serverside targets too [15:11] lol [15:19] hahaha, jenn was right. javascript is replacing nodejs :) [15:23] say what? [15:27] who's jenn? [15:28] and what js replacing nodejs? [15:34] hatch: jennschifer? [15:35] yeah and what do you mean replacing nodejs? [15:35] nodejs was always based on v8 [15:35] hatch: oh jeff :p [15:35] I feel like I'm missing something [15:36] hatch: yes. the best computer satire ever written. [15:36] hatch: this started it for me: https://medium.com/cool-code-pal/how-node-js-is-going-to-replace-javascript-cf72b588b1b [15:37] hatch: which is extra hilarious if you read those "Java is better than Javascript" links, becuase they aren't satire. [15:37] that one was followed by some others, but then: https://medium.com/cool-code-pal/how-javascript-is-going-to-replace-node-js-33cc50bfe64c [15:40] sorry all I could muster was a 'heh' :) [15:41] hatch: oh man, I nearly died of suffucation from laughing. [15:41] maybe because you don't see the stupidity on a daily basis :) [15:41] "Until Now. Though." I want to frame that and put it on my wall. It makes me lol every time. [15:41] The "Java is better than Javascript" did make me sad for our world. [15:50] uiteam call in 10 kanban please [16:22] MBP lint time: [35s], Mini lint time[52s] :) [16:22] that's quite a difference [16:28] no one said the mini was fast :P [16:30] haha no but I wouldn't have bet that it was THAT much slower [16:35] rick_h_: did you set up volume controls etc on your kinesis in Ubuntu? [16:44] rick_h_: sorry I didn't bookmark this before - can you repoint me at the jujucharms.com bug tracker? [16:44] i was mid-email composition and remembered you sent a link to me prior for filing bugs [16:46] frankban: where should I file quickstart bugs? [16:46] lazyPower: see eco [16:46] hatch: https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju-quickstart [16:47] lazyPower: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/jujucharms.com/issues [16:47] lazyPower: the bugs link in the footer should be updated with a release on monday so the footer has a 'report a bug link' we'll do [16:47] gracias [16:47] frankban: thanks [16:48] hatch: no, I don't do keyboard volume controls [16:50] https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/jujucharms.com/issues/19 [16:51] frankban: thanks https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju-quickstart/+bug/1399274 [16:51] Bug #1399274: quickstart should install juju-local by default [16:52] rick_h_: ahh ok - with the OSX host I had some of the F keys remapped to do the audio [16:53] rick_h_: if yinz could sneak that update into teh monday update, i'll <3 you long time [16:54] lazyPower: regress to highschool? :P [16:54] hatch: quickstart already installs juju-core and juju-local if juju is not found on the machine [16:54] hatch: i watched full metal jacket over the weekend. Clearly it has stained my brain [16:54] frankban: ok I'll update the bug - I installed juju then installed quckstart [16:54] so a conditional must be broken [16:55] hatch: so, juju is there but juju-local is not right? [16:55] lazyPower: will try to get it in tomorrow [16:55] frankban: correct [16:55] hatch: ok, thanks for reporting the bug [16:56] frankban: np, I updated the bug [17:03] ok, this I have to share, love love love this https://twitter.com/founderscode/status/540462193574047744 [17:07] bahaha love it [17:09] well the ubumini does NOT like provisioning new lxc machines [17:10] they take friggen forever [17:10] lol [17:10] will have to investigate [17:11] hatch: well it's doing it for the first time right? so will have to get images and the like? [17:12] ohh right right [17:12] I forgot about the images [17:12] not ubumini's fault! [17:13] lol [17:15] rick_h_: no matter what I try I cannot reproduce that firefox bug - might be a maas only bug, we'll probably have to set up a desktop share session to figure out what the issue is... [17:15] hatch: does mac mini have ssd or is it a 2.5" 5400 rpm ? [17:16] hatch: ok [17:16] hatch: join #juju on canonical irc [17:18] jrwren: crucible 128 ssd [17:34] rick_h_: if you get a moment I've made a pr for this branch, just working on fixing the tests now [17:34] rick_h_: you'll notice that it's all still one method [17:34] I will split it out however in a follow-up, I just didn't want to conflate this branch even more [17:47] hatch: ok, going to get some food for the brain but will look [18:18] stepping out for lunch bbl [19:32] oh man these tests are going to be tough - the 'temporary' changes are causing big headaches heh [19:32] how so? [19:32] well the tests pass a entity into the views [19:33] which we no longer check for [19:33] (put my evil brain to work for you :) ) [19:33] but this change is temporary [19:33] so I could just skip the tests? [19:33] :P [19:33] nevar! it passes an entity to which tests? [19:33] test_browser_charm_details.js [19:33] for example [19:33] and we're not passing it in atm, but that doesn't make the test invalid? [19:34] it makes the tests fail because the tests pass in a mock entity [19:34] which we no longer use [19:34] but we broke it from the other end? [19:34] at least that's what we talked about yesterday I thought [19:34] hatch: hangout time please? [19:34] no the view handles requesting the data from the charmworld [19:35] (which is bad) [19:35] ok joining [19:38] <3 hangouts :) [19:42] haha indeed [19:42] * hatch feels like an idiot now [19:42] haha === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 [20:35] after doing that properly only 5 test failures :) [20:35] vs the hundred or so from before :P [20:36] hatch: :) === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away [21:59] Morning [22:03] huwshimi: you able to do our calls earlier today? [22:04] rick_h_: Sure, anytime! [22:04] Makyo: hatch ? ^ [22:05] rick_h_: anytime [22:07] tonight I have to move my irc over to ubumini - going to try weechat....mostly because I can't find an irc client that doesn't look like garbage [22:09] hatch: heh, welcome to the cli world [22:09] ok, once we hear back from Makyo we'll do the call. I'd like to chat/sync up on gui login stuff as part of it [22:09] there is one which is designed like gnome 3 which looks nie [22:09] nice [22:09] but it's missing features [22:10] I don't even know what Trusty prefers to run [22:10] I thought it was GTK3 stuff [22:10] (so that it'll take advantage of the system theme settings) [22:11] 6 more tests to write!!! ooooooo yeahhh [22:39] What's the way to clear local changes to our index.html? [22:40] clear local changes? [22:40] git co index.html [22:42] rick_h_: I mean, cached in the browser, I remember we had to do something like visit a url in the browser and clear out something [22:43] huwshimi: do you have the devtools open? [22:43] and cache set to no? [22:43] Maybe we don't have to do that anymore... [22:44] hatch: yeah, there was some specific thing a long time ago [22:44] It appears to be working now anyway [22:44] if that's not working then you can clear the cache in chromes cache thing [22:44] I think that's what you meant [23:03] Promises are literally worse than geese. [23:04] Makyo: lol [23:04] They eat all exceptions, including assertionerrors, so tests just...freeze with nothing to show, since the promise never returns. [23:04] Makyo: up for the AU calls? [23:04] rick_h_, yep [23:04] Makyo: huwshimi hatch call time please [23:04] joining [23:18] huwshimi, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~juju-gui-charmers/charms/trusty/juju-gui/trunk/view/head:/hooks/utils.py#L347 [23:24] lol eject me [23:24] I didn't actually know you could kick ppl [23:30] hatch: Did it work? [23:31] yep [23:31] :) [23:31] and for that - you have to qa my branch :P [23:31] https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/671 [23:31] :) [23:31] I still need to write out the QA details [23:32] hatch: Yeah, I was just about to say... [23:32] "To QA" [23:34] ok qa instructions are available [23:34] :) [23:35] rick_h_: I'm going to work on converting the bundles details page to use the apiv4 data in the next branch [23:35] sound good [23:35] ?