=== wgrant_ is now known as Guest29505 [12:59] Hi, was trying to push to the Ubuntu git repository for a package but I get an error "fatal: remote error: Cannot automatically set the default repository for this target; push to a named repository instead." [12:59] I don't quite understand the terminology yet - what's it telling me? [13:02] That I can't push to an unnamed repository and have to use a team instead? [13:02] I was trying to create the equivalent of the default UDD branch [13:05] Laney: We don't have everything hooked up properly for package repositories yet [13:05] Laney: I think we need to work out what to do with permissions for them - like, anyone who can upload the package should be able to push to the default repository [13:06] Laney: What's the package so I can give a recommendation for the time being? [13:06] Indeed. OK, so it's just not there yet - that's fine. [13:06] gst-plugins-base1.0 [13:07] Laney: Maybe git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins-base1.0 then [13:08] That's ~ubuntu-desktop's default repository for that source package [13:08] You're one of the first people using package repositories, so expect misc oddities [13:09] Seems to have pushed, at least [13:09] * Laney looks for this on the web UI [13:09] It should be https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins-base1.0, but that isn't hooked up yet [13:09] See oddities [13:09] But https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins-base1.0/+git/gst-plugins-base1.0 works [13:10] Nod, I was trying the former [13:11] Hmm. I wonder how to mangle gbp.conf. [13:11] (The latter's the unique name, but once everything is hooked up you'll only have to use that fully-qualified form for personal repositories (equiv of +junk) and for some cases where you're doing odd things) [13:11] I'm pushing ubuntu:master === anthonyf is now known as Guest45939 [15:11] Is there any sort of rss feed that triggers on any updates to any of the bugs you're subscribed to? Not just status for bugs like http://feeds.launchpad.net/~leftyfb/latest-bugs.atom [15:15] I don't believe so. The bug feed template only contains id, title, target display name, importance, status. === infinity1 is now known as infinity [15:16] ICBW but my instinct is that generating a much more detailed feed would be very expensive in terms of database workload. === shaderslayer is now known as shadeslayer [21:12] cjwatson: poke? [21:30] shadeslayer: I'd suggest you ask wgrant about the bzr-git tag import thing; I don't know it well enough [21:33] wgrant: poke poke, how does one import git tags into bzr launchpad [22:41] shadeslayer: That should work automatically for any tags that are in the imported branch's history. [22:41] wgrant: right, but I want to specifically checkout a tag [22:43] shadeslayer: I don't think it's possible to directly import a tag. [22:43] oh :( [22:43] means scripterooing on my side [22:44] yeah, i think it only works with svn by virtue of how svn itself works [22:44] i don't think lp code importing is designed to generally work that way [22:44] *nod*