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[08:37] <mivoligo> pete-woods: hi, dpm told me you are the man to ask about it: how can one remove stats from the usermetrics on the lock screen when he uninstalled an app which displayed it?
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[08:39] <pete-woods> mivoligo: I think you can't at the moment. will add a bug for it
[08:42] <mivoligo> pete-woods: thanks, can it be done manually somehow?
[08:44] <pete-woods> mivoligo: well the database lives in /var/lib/usermetrics/usermetrics6.db
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[08:44] <pete-woods> and the schema is reasonably straightforwards
[08:45] <mivoligo> pete-woods: thanks
[08:46] <pete-woods> mivoligo: select * from "usermetricsservice::datasource";
[08:46] <pete-woods> to figure out the ID of the data source you want to remove
[08:47] <pete-woods> mivoligo: then purge the related data for that userData_id from "usermetricsservice::dataset"
[08:47] <pete-woods> then remove the entry from datasource
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[09:32] <mivoligo> pete-woods: is it save to just remove usermetrics6.db file?
[09:39] <pete-woods> mivoligo: yes, but then you will lose all your metrics
[09:39] <pete-woods> if that's no problem for you then it's the easiest option
[09:43] <mivoligo> pete-woods: thanks, it is actually for someone who used my app, uninstalled it and sent me an email how to remove stats about it from the circle. I'm not sure if he's technical enough to do what you mentioned before :)
[09:59] <larsu> we should probably just not show stats from uninstalled apps (but keep them around for when someone reinstalls?)
[10:01] <mivoligo> I would vote for that ^
[10:23] <pete-woods> yeah, that sounds like the best thing to do
[10:23] <pete-woods> will get that implemented when I have the chance
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[12:32] <Saviq> mterry, thanks for clearing up DEB_... can a debian/rules make it so that parallel is not respected btw?
[12:33] <mterry> Saviq, because of the comma?  The usual check code that is copy/pasted in most debian/rules should allow both
[12:34] <mterry> Saviq, but I do remember hitting some piece of check code somewhere that didn't like commas.  And that's how I discovered that spaces are correct  :)
[12:34] <Saviq> mterry, nope, regardless, UITK doesn't seem to respect parallel= or -j on dpkg-buildpackage
[12:35] <mterry> Saviq, I think parallel building is an opt-in thing for packages -- because it so often breaks on packages that don't expect it
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[14:03] <elopio> ping kgunn: we have scheduled a meeting right now. Do you want to meet to talk about our cards in your backlog, or are you ok with the information they have?
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[14:09] <kgunn> elopio: otp
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[21:30] <dandrader> mterry, just read your comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity8/+bug/1321161
[21:30] <ubot5> Ubuntu bug 1321161 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "[Greeter] Unlocking welcome screen with two fingers doesn't unlock properly" [Medium,Fix released]
[21:30] <dandrader> mterry, what's the "welcome screen"?
[21:30] <dandrader> mterry, is it the greeter (that thing with the round infographics)?
[21:30] <mterry> dandrader, yeah
[21:31] <dandrader> mterry, you cannot drag it with two fingers
[21:31] <dandrader> mterry, it only accepts single-finger drags
[21:33] <dandrader> mterry, but after the single-finger drag has started, you can add as many fingers as you want since those new ones will be ignored
[21:33] <mterry> dandrader, sure...  well dragging with two fingers used to have that buggy behavior.  And you can still confuse it by "swapping fingers" like I describe in my comment