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dholbachgood morning06:36
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dakerfaenil_: is everything OK for the RTL ?10:58
faenil_daker: sorry?10:59
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dakerfaenil_: just asking :)10:59
faenildaker: sorry I don't get the context :)10:59
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dakerfaenil: you are the person working RTL stuff for UITK, right ?11:00
faenildaker: ahm...nope :)11:01
dakerfaenil: ok11:01
faenildaker: I just did the ListItemLayout component, and I made it so that RTL should work there :)11:01
dakerah ok i see11:01
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mhall119beuno: ping18:11
beunomhall119, yo18:12
mhall119beuno: hey, can you add ubuntu-sdk-15.04.1(-*) frameworks to the store ahead of OTA 7 being released?18:12
mhall119that will allow app developers to publish apps using the latest Ubuntu.Components18:13
beunomhall119, I can. I would like, however, for the person who actually uploaded the framework to also get into the habit of adding it to the store as well18:13
mhall119beuno: you mean the person who puts it in the image?18:14
mhall119or the person who uploads the API docs18:14
mhall119because one of those is me :)18:14
beunomhall119, the person who uploads it to the archive18:14
mhall119ok, not me then18:14
mhall119mvo probably18:14
mhall119I'd be happy to add them when I get the corresponding docs online, but I don't know what some of the fields are, like policy vendor/policy version18:15
beunoright, they have to match what is being uploaded18:15
beunoI don't know it either  :)18:15
beunomhall119, so, pass this link along to whoever uploaded it: https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/click-apps/frameworks/18:16
mhall119pmcgowan: ^^ do you know who put the ubuntu-sdk-15.04.1 frameworks on the phone images?18:16
janimomhall119, do you happen to have a changelog for 15.04.1 ?18:17
mhall119janimo: changelog of the framework?18:18
mhall119beuno: what has to match other than the name?18:18
beunomhall119, all the other pieces of metadata18:18
beunothey are enforced18:18
pmcgowanmhall119, beuno I think it was sil asking int he other channel, its been someone different every time18:19
mhall119pmcgowan: we need whomever did it for 15.04.1 to add the corresponding data into the store using the link beuno provided above18:20
mhall119that will both populate the manifest.json editor dropdown in QtCreator and allow uploading apps using the latest APIs18:21
mhall119pmcgowan: and while we're at it, we should decide on what the post-OTA7 framework is going to be so we can start getting it setup too18:21
pmcgowanmhall119, good point18:22
pmcgowan.2-dev I would think18:22
janimomhall119, yes, changelog between 15.04 and 15.04.1 from an app developer pov18:24
mhall119janimo: ah, no, sorry18:24
mhall119maybe bzoltan_ can provide something for that18:24
janimomhall119, any short summary of what changed? For app devs the it's unclear whether or when they should bump the sdk version18:25
janimoapart from the 'use latest stable' advice18:25
mhall119janimo: new components like AdaptivePageLayout18:27
mhall119but I don't know the specifics18:27
bzoltan_janimo:  it is hard to say what interests you... the UITK chanegs can go to super detailed level. Please check out the changelog http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/trunk/view/head:/debian/changelog and see if you find any exciting new feature or important bugfix. I personally do recommend to use  the latest stable release18:45
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gerlowskijaDoes anyone know to what extent golang is supported for scope development.  I've found a number of tutorials and other resources for Go development, but it's not listed as an option for scope development here: https://developer.ubuntu.com/api/scopes/, and I'm having trouble finding SDK documentation for golang (the C++ SDK docs are here, for comparison: https://developer.ubuntu.com/api/scopes/cpp/sdk-15.04/)22:10
gerlowskijafwiw I found some golang SDK docs on golang.org, but they seem to be a release behind the current C++ docs (15.04), and many of the links pointing to developer.ubuntu.com pages are broken.22:14
gerlowskijaI'd love to use go-lang to develop my scope, just wanted to check if the go framework was maybe deprecated or something.22:14
gerlowskija(Just saw this trick in the channel topic.  Hope it isn't too 'loud' as notifications go: appdevs ^^22:31
ahayzengerlowskija, searching for "Go" returns https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/gomobile/ but that redirects you back to the start page22:34
ahayzenand https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/scopes/tutorials/developing-scopes-go/22:35
gerlowskijaRight, I'd found the tutorials, I guess I was looking for SDK docs more than anything.  The ones on golang.org have a few broken links that make them a bit tough to use (e.g. https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/api/scopes/sdk-14.10/previewwidgets/, https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/api/scopes/sdk-14.10/previewwidgets/)22:38
ahayzengerlowskija, mhall may know as he does the docs.. otherwise i would ask tomorrow in the day EU timezone when more people are likely to be around22:40
gerlowskijaI can infer things based on the corresponding C++ pages, so I don't *need* to find Go-specific versions of those pages, but I also wanted to allay my worry that golang only currently enjoys partial support.  Glad to hear it's fully supported!22:40
gerlowskijaThanks for responding ahayzen, I'll try tomorrow at some point then.22:41
ahayzenno problem :-)22:41

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