[00:43] veebers: oh hey, what's up? [00:43] he says, 2 hours later [00:44] robru: heh, I'm sure you're supposed to be off anyway right? So to follow up me asking about getting the autopilot in the spreadsheet landed, I have an email from Pat stating it's all cool to do so. Should I fwd to you so we can get this done? [00:46] veebers: yeah sure. 5PM sunday here, but it's easy for me to click publish if you're ready to go ;-) [00:47] robru: yep, I ran the testing etc. and it's all good [00:47] veebers: needs QA though [00:47] robru: have fwd the email [00:48] robru: surely that's me though right? :-) [00:49] veebers: are you on the QA team? (honest question). typically for all landings in RTM we'd have the "upstream lander" (you) propose a landing, then QA (ToyKeeper or davmor2 among others) would verify that the silo doesn't make the phone explode, then I can publish it [00:50] robru: heh yes I am (QA Projects team). Autopilot is a little bit odd as it's not on the image, but used to test the image. [00:50] veebers: why does it need to be in RTM if it's not in the image? [00:50] In the past we've normally done the gatekeeper job, presented a report on the runs and then approved or removed from there. I believe ToyKeeper stated that I just needed a managers sign off in this case. [00:51] veebers: ToyKeeper is my go-to QA person so if she says it's ok then I'll allow it ;-) [00:51] robru: it's needed so that when the automated testing is done on it the right version is available (i.e. has features we're using in the sanity testing) [00:51] robru: I have no problem if you would like ToyKeeper to weigh in on this :-) [00:52] veebers: I think she's NZ as well so maybe she's even around right now... [00:52] robru: heh, she doesn't live in NZ but seems to keep the hours (I'm not even sure she sleeps) :-) [00:53] veebers: alright well, if I'm interpreting http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/9753224/ correctly it means there's no regressions caused by this landing? and I have no reason not to trust you, so if you say that in the past ToyKeeper gave you a blanket approval, and you got pat's approval, I guess I'll just publish it. [00:54] robru: right, that pastebin shows that I ran the smoke dash a couple of times and no new regressions popped up (failures were do to tests/apps not autopilot etc.) [00:54] veebers: alright, I know you've been pushing for this for a while, I'm happy to just land it then. [00:55] robru: no worries, its something that needs to happen correctly :-) Awesome thanks [01:50] veebers: cheers ^ ;-) [01:53] robru: ah, I didn't do anything ;-) Thank you for sorting that out [01:54] veebers: you're welcome! (does 'cheers' mean your welcome? I meant it more along the lines of "you're welcome". heh) [01:55] robru: heh, cheers is used as in 'Thank you' :-) I see now. Cheers robru ;-) [01:55] veebers: I'm learnding ;-) [01:58] robru: FWIW, I use "cheers" to mean many things, including "thanks", "you're welcome", "time to get another drink", and "can you take the dog for a walk please, only don't forget his collar, I think I left it on top of the fridge" [01:58] thomi: oooh that's a tricky one. I've never heard anybody say it in Canada unless they were obviously british / australian / nz tourists. [01:59] heh [02:10] === IMAGE 70 building (started: 20150119-02:10) === [03:10] === IMAGE RTM 202 building (started: 20150119-03:10) === [03:20] === IMAGE 70 DONE (finished: 20150119-03:20) === [03:20] === changelog: http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/touch-image-stats/70.changes === [04:15] === IMAGE RTM 202 DONE (finished: 20150119-04:15) === [04:15] === changelog: http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/touch-image-stats/rtm/202.changes === === seb128_ is now known as seb128 [07:36] trainguards, line 62 ready for a silo [08:12] jibel, good morning! can we give rtm silo 11 (row #29) a higher priority, we have another important fix in the queue for unity-scopes-api (row #63)? [08:16] qa ^ [08:18] pstolowski, good morning. looking. [08:25] pstolowski, it contains two fixes that have not been approved [08:25] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-scopes-api/+bug/1398813 [08:25] Launchpad bug 1398813 in unity-scopes-api (Ubuntu RTM) "OnlineAccountClient::refresh_service_statuses() doesn't refresh known accounts" [Undecided,In progress] [08:25] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-scopes-shell/+bug/1401860 [08:25] Launchpad bug 1401860 in unity-scopes-shell (Ubuntu RTM) "The dash freezes when I tap the "log-in" button in a scope" [Undecided,In progress] [08:27] dbarth, marcustomlinson, ^ [08:29] brendand: yeah, I guess we should technically mark those as duplicates of #1380914 [08:30] brendand: they are needed to solve the issues described in that bug's description [08:31] marcustomlinson, or get them milestoned [08:32] marcustomlinson, the fact they are needed to fix a milestoned bug will work in their favour [08:32] brendand: see, the thing is, removing the splashscreen from online-accounts causes that seemingly frozen UI bug. [08:46] pstolowski: uh, why aren't those approved [08:47] ? [08:47] brendand: ah, but check the first one is a duplicate of an approved bug itself [08:47] ie, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-system-settings-online-accounts/+bug/1380914 [08:47] Launchpad bug 1380914 in Online Accounts setup for Ubuntu Touch "OnlineAccountsClient::Setup::exec() should execute a signon auth session" [High,In progress] [08:47] that explains one [08:48] dbarth, right - marcustomlinson just made that change === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [08:48] the second one, is linked but we could put it on the product team radar real quick this morning [08:49] brendand, dbarth: we just need this one approved: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-rtm/+source/unity-scopes-shell/+bug/1401860 [08:49] Launchpad bug 1401860 in unity-scopes-shell (Ubuntu RTM) "The dash freezes when I tap the "log-in" button in a scope" [Undecided,In progress] [08:49] brendand: can you hold the silo for a few hours? [08:49] dbarth: that bug is caused as a result of the splash screen not appearing now [08:49] dbarth: could you get that one milestoned for us? [08:50] marcustomlinson: oh, a new bug? [08:50] yes, sure [08:50] dbarth, yes [08:50] dbarth: 1401860 [08:50] ah right, but fixed by the silo ! [08:51] * dbarth was starting to think he is getting crazy [08:51] dbarth: yes thats fixed in the silo too. [08:51] i did that test several times, so that's why i was surprised [08:51] :) === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [09:39] ci-help: I need some help with Jenkins. [09:39] Basically, a whole bunch of tests have started suddenly failing for us, both for CI in the build silos. [09:40] The symptoms are consistent with either terribly slow machines, or possibly with a change in one of the libs we depend on. This started happening sometime over the weekend, possibly as early as Friday. [09:40] Has anything changed in the Jenkins set-up? [09:41] We are definitely seeing the problem for Vivid. Not totally sure about RTM right now. === Guest67718 is now known as wgrant === wgrant is now known as Guest24387 === Guest24387 is now known as wgrant_ [10:38] trainguards: can I please have a silo for line 63 ? [10:38] oSoMoN: o/ [10:43] thanks sil2100 === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [11:05] hey trainguards, can you help me land silo 007 (vivid) ? [11:09] dbarth: looking! [11:12] dbarth: is it ready already? It's still saying it's building [11:12] Ah, build-dep-wait [11:12] sil2100: that's the dep wait [11:12] right [11:12] we were waiting for -proposed to be purged of the old package [11:12] sil2100: and i confirmed with Colin last Friday that it was now good to go [11:13] hmm [11:13] Ok, let me try publishing, but the situation is a bit strange [11:14] I thought the powerpc-like packages have been removed from the archive [11:14] Well, let me publish anyway, we can see if it gets blocked in -proposed or not [11:14] :) [11:14] ok [11:15] i'll stay around as i need to prep the SRU now [11:20] geh [11:21] dbarth: so, looking at silo 007's unity-chromium-extension I really don't like the changelog [11:22] dbarth: I mean, I see that in the merge you have directly modified debian/changelog, but since the added entry had 'utopic' instead of UNRELEASED, it treated it as something already released [11:22] So the top-most version now only has "* New rebuild forced" [11:23] sil2100: uh [11:23] sil2100: how can we fix that? [11:23] I think it was probably Building before I removed those binaries, maybe [11:23] But you could check against the publication history [11:24] dbarth: we would have to rebuild and change the branch, but let me think if how it is there is good anyway [11:25] let me know if i need to update the branch or do something special [11:27] Uh, hm, maybe my removal didn't stick [11:27] unity-chromium-extension | 3.2.0+14.10.20140626-0ubuntu1 | vivid/universe | source, amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, powerpc, ppc64el [11:28] I guess when p-m copied it from -proposed it copied all the old binaries again [11:28] cjwatson: yeah, that's what I meant by that the situation looked strange, since LP still had the binaries - strange [11:28] let me fix that [11:28] cjwatson: thanks! :) [11:28] done (leave it until rmadison agrees, though) [11:30] dbarth: ok, so I would say it like this - if some core dev +1's the packages, I'll publish [11:31] Since I'm not sure if such a changelog is super good [11:32] cjwatson: maybe you would have time to check 2 packaging diffs? ;) Since I need councelling, not sure if the changelog maddness is acceptable there [11:32] (and one of the packages is in main) [11:37] libunity-webapps seems fine, but I think unity-chromium-extension should be rebuilt with a fixed changelog. The changelog is an important part of the documentation of any delivery. [11:37] ogra_, cjwatson: if anyone of you could: https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-007-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_unity-chromium-extension_3.2.0+15.04.20141217-0ubuntu1.diff https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-007-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_libunity-webapps_2.5.0~+15.04.20141217.2-0ubuntu1.diff <- the changelogs are fishy [11:38] There's some junk in the libunity-webapps one, but it's at least informative. I don't particularly have a problem there. [11:39] But unity-chromium-extension's one is utterly uninformative. [11:41] Yeah [11:45] cjwatson: so, the debian/changelog does have an entry below the one in the diff that's a proper description, but that one is actually sparse as well [11:45] sil2100, cjwatson: it should really say "+ * Support native messaging. (with Alberto Mardegan)", which was in the staging2 branch [11:46] dbarth: so, actually https://code.launchpad.net/~webapps/unity-chromium-extension/staging2/+merge/244966 has debian/changelog modified and this should be set to UNRELEASED [11:46] Then CI Train would pick it up and create the entry properly [11:48] dbarth: ah, and please approve merges from silo 14 [11:56] brendand: victor marked the bug ok for this week, hope this let's you land more safely now (bug 1401860) [11:56] bug 1401860 in unity-scopes-shell (Ubuntu RTM) "The dash freezes when I tap the "log-in" button in a scope" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1401860 [11:56] marcustomlinson: ^^ [11:59] pstolowski: hmm [12:00] pstolowski: in unity-scopes-api I see that you modify some existing symbols [12:00] Won't that cause breakage? [12:01] sil2100, hey, what are you looking at? [12:03] sil2100, add-logging branch? [12:04] pstolowski: silo 15, https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-015-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_unity-scopes-api_0.6.11+15.04.20150119-0ubuntu1.diff [12:05] sil2100, this is fine, these are all symbols from unity::scopes::internal namespace [12:05] dbarth, thanks [12:06] sil2100, no one links against them, except from us (binaries that we ship together with same package) [12:07] sil2100, and the only reason ::internal namespace is exposed at all in symbols is afair because our binaries (scoperegistry, smartscopesproxy) need them [12:07] ACK [12:07] pstolowski: thanks! [12:07] yw [12:08] Oh, nobody's mentioned it here. FYI, there's been a power issue in one datacentre which among other things means that all the non-virtualised armhf builders are currently down. [12:09] Hopefully will be back soon ... [12:09] ogra_: if you have a moment, could you sign off https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-013-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_dbus-test-runner_15.04.0+15.04.20150116-0ubuntu1.diff ? [12:09] cjwatson: uhh [12:09] Ok, good to know === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:29] Elleo, I'm verifying silo 2, and 2 autopilot tests fail: test_emoji_input and test_emoji_deletion http://paste.ubuntu.com/9784632/ [12:29] Elleo, it's on krillin #202, any idea what it is? [12:30] jibel: is this on RTM? [12:31] Elleo, yes [12:31] jibel: the emoji package might not be installed (they haven't been added to the RTM meta-package yet) [12:31] jibel: so you might need to manually apt-get install ubuntu-keyboard-emoji before running the autopilot tests [12:32] Elleo, shouldn't it be a dependency of ubuntu-keyboard then? [12:33] jibel: it should possible be a dependency of the autopilot package I guess, but not really of the keyboard (since there might be cases where people don't want an emoji keyboard installed) [12:34] jibel: I can prepare an MR that adds it to the ubuntu-keyboard-autopilot package depends if you think that's best? === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:35] Elleo, yes, update the packages in the silo with a fix, and I'll continue testing when it's done. Thanks. [12:35] jibel: okay, thanks === alecu_ is now known as alecu [13:01] ARM builders are back. [13:02] hi trainguards! may I ask for an rtm silo for row 48 in the spreadsheet? [13:05] alecu: sure o/ [13:05] cjwatson: \o/ [13:08] thanks! === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [14:21] Chipaca: hey! We need your merges approved before release [14:21] sil2100: oh, qa approved? [14:21] Chipaca: https://code.launchpad.net/~chipaca/ubuntu-push/fix-1376282-for-rtm/+merge/246740 https://code.launchpad.net/~chipaca/ubuntu-push/fix-1380662-for-rtm/+merge/246754 [14:21] Yeah, now the merges need top-approval ;) [14:22] sil2100: thanks for the heads up; i'll get somebody else to top-approve those and get back to you [14:49] * sil2100 goes back to his bed [14:52] camako, Hi! do you have the results for unity8 and webbrowser autopilot tests that you ran for Mir silo 3 ? === om26er_ is now known as om26er [15:00] trainguards: can silo 16 be published please? [15:01] o/ [15:02] oSoMoN: hmm, I see pstolowski commented on this silo, but I don't understand the rationale there [15:02] oSoMoN: pstolowski left: "pstolowski 19/01: needs to wait for rtm silo 11 (OA fix) to land" [15:03] Why does it need to wait for an RTM silo if it's a vivid silo [15:03] pstolowski: ^ [15:03] sil2100, I’m not seeing the comment [15:03] oSoMoN: it's on the dashboard [15:04] oSoMoN: and the spreadsheet [15:04] In the comments field [15:05] sil2100, not seeing it in the spreadsheet, but that looks like an error to me [15:06] oSoMoN: huh, even after a refresh? Since it's not possible that I'm seeing a broken state in 2 different places - the dashboard polls the spreadsheet directly, so it cannot be cached somewhere locally [15:06] Anyway, ok [15:06] The comment doesn't make much sense anyway [15:08] ogra_: heey! Need a packaging ACK https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-016-2-publish/51/artifact/packaging_changes_webbrowser-app_0.23+15.04.20150119-0ubuntu1.diff <- looks good [15:11] sil2100, I hit refresh and now the spreasheet won’t load at all :/ [15:11] sil2100, but I see the comment in the dashboard, and I don’t understand it [15:11] sil2100, it looks like a mistake to me, probably commented on the wrong line [15:11] Yeah, I think so too [15:15] sil2100, that was mostly comment to myself to make sure i build after that other fix lands, cause both silos were scopes-api [15:17] sil2100, ACK [15:18] sil2100, ouch, wait, that comment is in wrong row [15:18] pstolowski: this silo didn't have scopes-api ;) [15:18] sil2100, now i undesrand the confusion [15:19] sil2100, so, either google messed something up, or somebody removed my landing request :/ [15:20] sil2100, or i messed something [15:22] sil2100, fixed. re-added my original request in #66 [15:24] Ok! [15:28] ogra_: I'm searching for the canonical place where the packages used in a phone image are defined, is it http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/20150112/vivid-preinstalled-touch-armhf.manifest ? (context being boot testing for -proposed migration) [15:40] pstolowski: another silo with scopes-api? ;) [15:40] pstolowski: re: 65 [15:41] vila, lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu-touch.vivid/ [15:41] sil2100, yes, but this is vivid [15:42] ogra_: and there 'touch' ? [15:42] pstolowski: right but remember you have another silo with -scopes-api (21) [15:43] vila, right or the sdk ones [15:43] (most libs go into the sdk ... which is essentially our framework, touch is the "desktop apps" of teh phone) [15:44] sil2100, yes, 21 is for experimenting with some abi changes, we aren't going to land anything from it [15:44] sil2100, we should soon be able to give 21 back [15:46] ogra_: hmm, but those are the high level packages and used as input to build the image right ? I was after 'dpkg -l' on the phone which is the extensive list (but slightly harder to get: you need a phone running the right image ;) [15:47] vila, well, the manifest is the ooutput, the seed is where the packages are defined ... you asked where we define them :) [15:47] so if you just want the list, yeah, go with the manifest [15:47] sergiusens, have you been able to reproduce bug 1387514 [15:47] Error: Launchpad bug 1387514 could not be found [15:48] ogra_: sure, sorry, newbie question ;) And the manifest is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/pending/vivid-preinstalled-touch-armhf.manifest right ? [15:48] sergiusens, I have been trying to reproduce it and so far I have had no luck [15:48] vila, right, thats the latest [15:49] ogra_: perfect, so seed or manifest, got that. So seed is 'sdk' + 'touch' or should 'sdk-*' also be considered ? [15:51] mandel let me open the link [15:52] mandel: so you don't remove the sdcard after clicking that safely remove and try to format, right? [15:52] sergiusens, no, I dont [15:52] mandel: look at comment 3 please [15:52] mandel: you just need to grey out the format button [15:53] mandel: simplest bug fix ever :-P [15:53] sergiusens, the bug there states that it loads the formatting dialog, which is not the case [15:54] sergiusens, I can reproduce the safely remove and then format [15:54] sergiusens, but if I do, safely remove, the safetly remove buttons is gray out yet the format button is not [15:55] sergiusens, so, I can do a format while it was safetly removed (I don't know if I'm making any sense) [15:56] trainguards: can I please get a silo for line 68 ? === mardy_ is now known as mardy [16:06] mandel: ah, right [16:13] oSoMoN: sure [16:14] trainguards: i approved the 2 branches in silo 014, it's good to go into vivid [16:16] dbarth: excellent, let me re-publish then [16:21] ogra_, jibel, robru, popey, davmor2, brendand: let me cancel today's meeting, I'm trying to rest today and besides we all know what to do anyway [16:21] ++ [16:22] sil2100: but then we can't pick on you, damn it ;) rest up dude and get better [16:24] sil2100, OK, get some rest and get well soon! [16:25] sil2100: ok [16:26] sil2100: ty [16:27] sil2100: oh and is 007 ok now? do you need me for a changelog update? [16:27] ie update it to says UNRELEASED, right? [16:28] dbarth: I would say it would be best to change it to UNRELEASED and rebuild, as even a core-dev was not happy with this changelog ;) [16:32] sil2100: :) ok, i'll do that now [16:37] Ok everyone, robru should be up in ~30 minutes [16:38] pstolowski, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlan/scopes says that remote scopes should *not* be visible in the manage dash view if there is no connectivity. is that right? [16:38] o/ [16:38] pstolowski, i recall there might have been a fix for that recently [16:39] sil2100: ready to go---noooooo! [16:39] i guess he was ready to go too :) [16:40] brendand, no, this is not right! thanks for catching [16:40] pstolowski, so the test plan should be updated? [16:43] brendand, yes. i'll take care of it [18:34] jibel: sergiusens: hey I'm trying to use phablet-screenshot but it isn't working, can you help me troubleshoot? [18:41] robru, can I get a silo for line #69 please? [18:42] robru, crap, pasted the wrong thing...one sec [18:42] k [18:43] robru, ok now it's readty [18:44] jhodapp: ok you got silo 1, mind the conflict with media-hub in silo 11 [18:44] robru, oh thanks, didn't realize that yet [18:44] robru, I'll re-pull [18:44] jhodapp: what do you mean re-pull? might you consider adding your fix to silo 11? [18:45] robru, didn't merge with trunk [18:45] jhodapp: ok but silo 11 isn't published yet so it's not in trunk ;-) [18:45] robru, oh silo 11, sorry [18:45] robru, yes I'll be merging before that [18:45] robru, I'm working with tvoss on that other silo still [18:46] jhodapp: ok [18:49] Ursinha: slangasek: I vote we cancel the meeting since sil is off sick. and I don't think anything has changed since last week. [18:49] robru: bank holiday here, I wasn't going to come anyway :) [18:50] slangasek: and yet you're on IRC... ;-) [18:50] robru: fine by me :) [18:50] big difference between "on IRC" and "working" [18:50] slangasek: nahhhhh ;-) [21:53] robru, can you reconfigure silo 1 please (vivid) [22:23] jhodapp: oops, sorry for the delay. Done, just be aware you now have two packages conflicting with silo 11 [23:24] thanks robru [23:24] jhodapp: you're welcome!