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dokoslangasek, copied everything to 39, still building. will look at the ftbfs tomorrow. 16 should be obsolete01:47
sil2100Hello release team! We need an archive admin to preNEW review a new package before publishing it through the train09:15
dokosil2100, what is this? sounds scary before we copy the gcc5 silo09:32
michidoko: It’s code that is in thumbnailer at the moment. We are unbundling it so it becomes reusable.09:33
michiNothing depends on it right now.09:34
sil2100https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-api-team/persistent-cache-cpp/devel <- here is the whole packaging + code09:34
michisil2100: It’s been reviewed and passed already.09:35
michiCheck the comments in the “Passed” column for silo 51 here: https://trello.com/b/AE3swczu/qa-testing-requests-for-questions-ping-ubuntu-qa-on-ubuntu-ci-eng09:35
dokomichi: but you don't plan to update thumbnauler now?09:35
michidoko: Correct.09:35
dokolooking09:35
michiWe are leaving thumbnailer alone until the dust settles09:36
michisil2100: You need to click on the silly speech bubble to see the comments.09:36
dokohmm, it's not in the NEW queue ... https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/wily/+queue?queue_state=009:36
sil2100It's not NEWed yet, we're required to get a preNEW review before pushing it09:37
sil2100I can publish that to the NEW queue tho if you prefer09:37
dokoahh, sorry, can't help with this09:37
michisil2100: It’s not important for this to go in doko’s PPA. I just want to get the package accept so we (and others) can eventually start using it.09:43
dokojibel, did slangasek talk to you yesterday?12:47
jibeldoko, he didn't12:52
dokojibel, he proposed that you could be able to do an image build using the landing39 ppa. not sure how fast you could do that12:54
dokodoes this make sense?12:55
dokootoh, it may fail, because we didn't yet rebuild anything for the renamed libraries12:56
jibeldoko, what would be the difference between an image built from wily + ppa 39 and an image built from proposed on ppa 39 is copied?13:23
jibelonce*13:24
dokojibel, wily + ppa39 definitely won't work at this point. I think he meant proposed + ppa3913:27
jibeldoko, if everything is installable building from the PPA can be an option13:35
dokojibel, sure, that would be good to know13:36
dokojibel, assuming you would work on this, when could such a test be finished?13:39
jibeldoko, for today it's a bit late notice. Time to build an image I won't have any tester left13:42
dokook, then let's do it without it13:44
dokothe copy13:44
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slangasekdoko, jibel: I did not propose doing an image build using the landing-039 ppa; I was only asking how long we expected it to take for all the packages to build.  The plan for getting a test image is to build against -proposed once the phone stack is coherent there, which is a daunting prospect in itself16:53
jibelslangasek, makes sense. That was my understanding of your discussion with doko yesterday.16:56
jderoseinfinity: totem is launching fine and dandy in today's 14.04.3 daily... thanks! :D17:46
infinityjderose: Good deal.17:48
infinityjderose: I'm not happy with my "fix", but it was the same hack we used for .2, and no one complained there either. :P17:49
infinity(Well, similar, not identical, or I would have noticed the bug)17:49
jderoseinfinity: guess adding one line to debian/control for the appropriate mesa package is too hard :P17:50
jderosefor someone, not you, of course :)17:50
infinityjderose: Well, one first needs to figure out where "appropriate" is, then the investigation of WTF that's needed at all (it probably should be a conditional load, and it's a bit broken), then a full SRU verification to get it in.  And the guy responsible is on vacation. :P18:05
infinityjderose: So, a hack works for now.  If a later SRU fixes it better, no one will notice. :P18:06
jderoseinfinity: gotcha... and i'm just being a little ornery anyway :P18:47
slangasekso, if ofono-qt and maliit-framework have made their way into wily, does that mean they didn't actually need g++ rebuilds, or is something broken...20:06
infinity Depends: libc6 (>= 2.4), libgcc1 (>= 1:4.1.1), libqt5core5a (>= 5.2.0), libqt5dbus5 (>= 5.0.2), libstdc++6 (>= 4.1.1)20:11
infinitySo, unless something has broken shlibs or a broken symbols file, I'd say no rebuild was needed.20:11
infinityGiven that qt5core didn't have a package name change, that would imply its rdeps don't need a rebuild...20:14
infinityDitto for qt5dbus.20:15
infinityNo idea if my inference is actually correct, mind you, but people seemed to be taking the rename thing seriously, so...20:15
infinityOf course, given that libstdc++6 deps seem to be (correctly) generated from symbol availability, rather than a hardcoded shlib, that also means the tracker "good" string was a bogus lie.20:18
infinitySince anything that didn't actually need a transition will be listed as "bad" no matter how many times you rebuild it.20:18
infinityslangasek: Any objections about me fasttracking that apt/trusty SRU (and releasing on a Friday, oh noes!) once I've re-run all my testcases against the archive build and confirmed it's not broken?20:25
infinityslangasek: It's the only SRU blocking me turning off -proposed in the trusty dailies, which I'd like to do to (a) unblock the kernel team, and (b) have the images over the weekend be a better representation of the final 14.04.3 builds.20:25
slangasekinfinity: I'm afraid my brain misses context for the apt SRU20:25
infinityhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/1.0.1ubuntu2.920:26
slangasekand 1429041 was the preivous SRU?20:27
infinityYeah.20:27
slangasek(and is the test case from there part of the build-time testsuite?)20:27
infinityIt's not.  I need to learn the apt testsuite and submit two tests upstream, for both these regressions.20:27
infinityBut, for now, I have manual tests to confirm both.20:28
infinityManual tests all passed on my test binary built at home, just need to re-run them on the archive build.20:29
infinityTHough, if the results differ, we have much bigger problems. :P20:29
slangasekinfinity: ok, looked at the patch and it's clearly limited to things that are Never-MarkAuto-Sections (which seems like a good thing to say in the Regression Potential bit?) so if you've tested that it does what you need for the point release I'm ok with fast-tracking20:32
infinityslangasek: Right, re-running tests now.  Well, reruning the 1429041 tests.  The actual bug I was fixing is v-done based on the kylin livefs not being completely busted anymore.20:33
infinity(They remove ubuntu-desktop as part of their build, which is what exposed the regression)20:33
infinityslangasek: Alright.  Bug spammed with much testing output.  It all looks good to me.  Want to double-check to see if I'm stupid before I release?21:00
infinityNext week, I'll have to fix this in wily, vivid, and I suspect also precise (haven't tested there yet).21:01
infinityErr, I am stupid.  My test removed the wrong package on the second pass.21:02
* infinity redoes that bit.21:02
infinityslangasek: Okay.  Now all good.  :P21:05
infinityslangasek: Oh.  You seem to be away, according to your IRC client.  I'll trust my own testing on this one. :P21:07

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