=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === cprofitt_ is now known as cprofitt [15:18] elfy, I swapped the laptop over to xubuntu this past weekend :-) [15:21] i didn't install the whole thing though, just a few select packages to keep it minimal. I ended up going with a single bar at the top. It's zippy and pleasant. I think it'll stick around for a bit [15:21] been 2 years? maybe more since I've run it as a DE === om26er_ is now known as om26er|otp [15:37] balloons: nice one :) [15:38] it's certainly different than it was a couple of years ago [15:55] yes it is. I like the changes.. last time I ran xubuntu I remember liking the bottom bar, but don't now [15:55] also, it's interesting you can move the bar to the side. I don't remember that from last time/ [15:56] pretty sure you could move to the side, having it in deskbar at side is new(ish) [15:57] I find it hard to remember to be honest - pretty soon I'll have forgotten 15.04 too ;) === om26er|otp is now known as om26er [18:26] elopio_, are you ready to present tomorrow ? http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1505/meeting/22453/autopilot-helpers/ [18:27] veebers isn't about yet to ask :-) === mhall119 is now known as mhall119|afk [19:10] balloons, hi [19:12] pvsenan, hello! [19:12] Letozaf_, howdy to you as well [19:12] balloons, howdy :) [19:13] balloons, How are you ?. I just moved to Sweden :) [19:16] Sweden? wow, quite a move! [19:22] balloons, my employer want me here so I moved. By the way is there anything left in automation so that I can write some code :) [19:22] wxl ping [19:22] pvsenan, there's plenty of automation fun to be had [19:22] just ask Letozaf_ :-) [19:22] pvsenan, did you ever learn about writing qmltests? [19:23] balloons, no not yet. Is it in python ? [19:24] pvsenan, check out https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/quality/. There's some more goodies in there since you last saw the site I'm sure [19:25] balloons, Thanks, I'll come back after reading [19:25] pvsenan, lower level tests for the qml apps are written in qml as well [19:25] balloons, pvsenan yeah lots of fun :-P [19:25] they are easier to write than AP tests, but plenty of autopilot tests to write as well. [19:26] pvsenan, if you want to hop in again on the autopilot side of things, anything in this list works: http://people.canonical.com/~nskaggs/core-apps-test-sponsoring.html [19:27] priority wise, I would say the terminal, calculator and doc viewer teams all would love to have someone help them out [19:27] I'm happy to introduce you :-) [19:28] balloons, Great.. a lot of stuff and a lot of fun [19:29] pvsenan, I don't think you ever worked on a core app did you? [19:29] perhaps I'm getting ahead of things.. do you know what they are? :-) [19:30] balloons, no. I wrote test for disk usage analyzer and after that I didnt do anything [19:36] pvsenan, so the community core apps are a group of default applications for ubuntu touch. They are written entirely by the community of volunteers like yourself [19:36] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/CoreApps [19:36] they each have a development team who works on them. from the quality side, we like to help out by writing and fixing there testcases. [19:39] balloons, sounds interesting. I think I setup calendar app long time ago [19:42] pvsenan, indeed. Why don't you try checking out one of the apps right now and we'll make sure you can run the tests, give you a quick tour / overview [19:43] balloons, https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/ubuntu-for-devices/installing-ubuntu-for-devices/ for installation ? [19:44] pvsenan, like for instance calendar since you mentioned it [19:44] bzr branch lp:ubuntu-calendar-app [19:45] cd tests/autopilot [19:45] autopilot3 list calendar_app [19:51] balloons, I have some problem while running List http://paste.ubuntu.com/10986353/ [19:52] pvsenan, gotcha. So you need the meta package "ubuntu-sdk". Are you on vivid or ? [19:53] balloons, 15.04 [19:54] pvsenan, excellent. Just install that package and you should be all set [19:55] balloons, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-sdk ? its 852 MB ? [19:55] pvsenan, yes.. and yea, it's going to pull in lots of stuff [19:56] you don't technically need all of it just for calendar, but it's helpful to just get everything [19:56] balloons, just started.. will be back once it is complete [19:56] Letozaf_, what are you up to these days? calendar changes all work out ok? [19:58] balloons, I am working on Docviewer app: https://code.launchpad.net/~carla-sella/ubuntu-docviewer-app/test-toc/+merge/258082 [19:58] balloons, calendar app is waiting for a reply: https://code.launchpad.net/~carla-sella/ubuntu-calendar-app/fix-dayview-default-view [19:59] balloons: making the final preparations... [19:59] I'll be ready [20:03] elopio_, awesome! [20:04] Letozaf_, thanks [20:04] balloons, yw [20:13] balloons, I am still facing issues http://paste.ubuntu.com/10986464/ [20:35] pvsenan, let me see [20:35] pvsenan, ahh right [20:36] pvsenan, you also need address-book-service-testability [20:36] and python3-dateutil if you don't have it [20:37] I'm taking this from the depends listed in the debian/control file and click/manifest.json.in in the project [20:45] balloons, ran 33 tests and 10 failed [20:46] pvsenan, awesome, so it ran at least :-) [20:47] Now, to prevent you from losing keyboard and mouse in the future, you can use a tool called autopilot3 sandbox to run tests. autopilot3-sandbox-run -X calendar_app [20:47] this will spawn a nested xserver window and run tests inside [20:48] you already have it installed, it should "just work" a slong as you have Xephyr installed. sudo apt-get install xserver-xephyr [20:48] balloons, let me check [20:49] balloons, got error xvfb and after installing that test run started [20:49] balloons, does that mean we will have some test reports from you? [20:51] pvsenan, great. now you will find qml is much easier to write tests for. If you look at calendar app tests, you'll see 2 __init__.py files. One contains helper methods we've written, the other contains the testcase class and setup/launch stuff [20:51] the tests themselves are in tests/autopilot/calendar_app/tests/ inside individual py files. Best to look at those first and reference the other files [20:52] take a look at test_add_new_event_with_default_values, in test_new_event.py. It's easy to read, and things are abstracted away nicely for re-use [20:52] knome, for xubuntu you mean? [20:55] balloons, yes of course [20:57] knome, :-) It's technically the wife's laptop now so I'm not sure she'll want to run devel or not (I sometimes make her). But I will be using it, and certainly would report issues if I find them [20:57] nothing odd yet.. expect so different interaction than expected with indicators [20:57] xfce has some built-in stuff, then there's re-using unity indicators [20:58] it was confusing since I didn't take the xubuntu-desktop meta-package, which I'm sure has a sane default layout [21:01] balloons, yep.. [21:02] otherwise smooth sailing === mhall119|afk is now known as mhall119