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ricotzwgrant, hi, do you have a minute regarding the libreoffice ppa? ^06:22
ricotzI assume it boils down to request 20gb06:24
wgrantricotz: I've increased the quota.06:25
ricotzwgrant, thank you very much!06:26
ricotzwgrant, how long is the "clean-up" cycle while old source/binary packages are purged?06:27
wgrantricotz: Packages which are merely superseded, not explicitly deleted, will be removed after 24-36 hous.06:28
ricotzwgrant, and explicit deletions are faster?06:30
wgrantricotz: Yes, they usually occur within 12 hours.06:31
ricotzI see, it would be nice if the superseeded packages would still appear on the deletion-site until they are actually gone, giving the maintainer the chance for a manual clean up06:33
wgrantThey do.06:33
ricotzwgrant, no they dont ;)06:33
wgrantYou just need to filter on Superseded rather than Published.06:33
ricotzoh06:33
ricotzok, no they dont appear06:34
wgrantOh, indeed, an optimisation on that UI last year removed them.06:36
wgrantHowever, they may still be deleted through the API.06:36
ricotzhmm, I see06:37
hjdHi all. I've run across a strange issue. I'm looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?orderby=-id&start=990 which works fine. But if I click on "next" I get a strange error message.08:49
hjdIt should be noted I'm not logged in to Launchpad at the moment. If I attempt to edit the url and change the start to, say, 1000 I'm redirected to a login screen.08:50
hjdMy theory is that one of the bug reports (potentially the title), in this segment for some reason triggers the error, but I'm not sure why that would be.08:51
hjdThe link is to the overview of all bugs reported in Ubuntu, so the numbers might slide a bit, though it seems the error is quite consistently triggered in this particular section. Anyone know what might cause this and whether it's a known issue?08:53
hjdI've got an (several in fact) OPS ID if that helps.08:53
lifelessfile a bug with the oops id in it09:03
lifelessit will let the devs look up the details09:03
hjdlifeless: ok, will do.09:07
hjdFiled bug 1475221. (Not too happy about the title, but didn't have any better ideas)09:20
ubot5bug 1475221 in Launchpad itself "Get an error message when attempting to access specific section of the list of bugs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/147522109:20
alextucjwatson, hi ~10:25
cjwatsonHello.10:25
alextucjwatson, Does currently launchpad support multiple repositories in one project ?10:26
cjwatsonalextu: Yes.  See https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git10:26
cjwatsonYou can have one marked as the default for the project (which will be what you get if you do git clone git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/PROJECT-NAME) and, if you like, one marked as the default for each owner/project combination (so that's what you get if you do git clone git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~USER/PROJECT-NAME)10:27
cjwatsonBut you can also have git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~USER/PROJECT-NAME/+git/REPOSITORY-NAME10:27
cjwatsonNote, however, that pushing to other repositories in the same project won't share data with those.10:28
cjwatsonSo you should consider carefully whether doing that as a way to host multiple unrelated repositories is a good idea.  Creating multiple projects may be wiser.10:28
cjwatsonBut it's possible.10:28
alextuoh~ I'm trying to use repo and host the sub modules as repositories on launchpad, just like gerrits10:29
alextuI have already created one https://code.launchpad.net/~alextu/+git10:30
alextubut don't know how to create others.10:30
cjwatsonWhy are you creating repositories in somebody else's "junk" project?10:30
alextujust for testing, I think junk is some kind of project.10:31
cjwatsonFor testing, you can create personal repositories without having to have a project context at all.10:31
alextuit's my launchpad account10:31
cjwatsonYou would push to git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~alextu/+git/junk rather than to git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~alextu/junk10:32
cjwatsonLike I say, read https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git - it lays out the possible URL forms10:32
alextucjwatson, yes, but I would like to simulate creating repositories in on project.10:33
cjwatsonalextu: Fine, and I explained that above10:33
cjwatsonDo you understand?10:33
cjwatsonIf not, exactly which part do you not understand?10:33
alextucjwatson, do you mean I just to add remote "git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~alextu/junk" instead of lp:~alextu/junk ?10:34
cjwatsonYou don't understand.10:34
alextunot really, :(10:34
cjwatsonIf lp: works for you, that is because you have configured it to be identical to git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/ - so I will talk about lp: in future to avoid confusing you.10:35
cjwatsonlp:~alextu/junk is the default repository for you in the "junk" project.  In the normal workflow, that form is intended to be used by contributors to a project they don't maintain - for example, lp:launchpad would be the default repository for Launchpad itself, while lp:~alextu/launchpad would be where you'd hypothetically put your contributions to Launchpad itself.10:35
cjwatsonThat form is probably not suitable for what you're trying to do.10:35
cjwatsonWhat you would instead push to would be lp:~alextu/junk/+git/something, lp:~alextu/junk/+git/something-else, etc.10:36
cjwatsonNormally that's for special purposes such as security-embargoed repositories, but it could be used for the workflow you're suggesting as well.10:37
cjwatsonAlso, please don't push test-only repositories to production.  You can test on qastaging.10:37
alextucjwatson, yes, currently , I have a local repository called "alex_test2"10:37
cjwatson[url "git+ssh://git.qastaging.paddev.net/"]10:37
cjwatson        insteadof = lpqas:10:37
cjwatsonThen you can push to lpqas:something instead of lp:something, and your repositories will show up on qastaging.launchpad.net10:38
alextucjwatson, now I'm trying to push it to my personal junk for testing.10:38
cjwatsonAnd not pollute production with testing10:38
cjwatsonThis way you can also create a proper test project on qastaging and push things there10:38
cjwatson(qastaging repositories aren't guaranteed to be preserved, we may wipe the database, but it's fine for short-lived tests)10:39
alextucan you please share the command , if I have already two stand along repositories locally. Then how to push it to my person project for testing?10:40
cjwatsonThe commands are on https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git10:41
cjwatsonAll you need is to fill in the right URLs10:41
cjwatsonI've given you the examples above10:41
alextucjwatson, oh~ just success to push another repository, thanks , let me study more detail. https://code.launchpad.net/~alextu/+git10:42
cjwatsonRight, that looks a bit more like it.10:43
cjwatsonBasically, just put "lp:~alextu/suitable-project-name/+git/" at the start of all your repository names10:47
alextucjwatson, it works as my expectation! thanks a lot!! https://code.launchpad.net/~alextu/sample-project/+git10:50
cjwatsonalextu: Great.  But as I said, please do your testing on qastaging, not production.10:52
cjwatsonAt least repositories are easy to delete, unlike projects :-)10:52
alextucjwatson, yes, thanks for advising, I also tried that. :) https://code.qastaging.launchpad.net/~alextu/+git10:53
alextucjwatson, awesome!  thanks for help :)10:54
cjwatsonGreat.10:56
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logcat7New Launchpad user here. How long does it take for Launchpad to generate the keys for my PPA?11:41
logcat7Nevermind, is done now11:43
cjwatsonHeh.  The answer is that it's a cron job that runs every 20 minutes11:44
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