[09:16] morning folks [09:22] gnuoy, need something brainless todo this morning so working through http://pad.ubuntu.com/tox-charm-landings [09:23] jamespage, ok, enjoy! [09:53] Hello Team, [09:55] I have created new bug for my charm and after linking bug id to the trunk branch in the lauchpad i am not able to see my charm in the review queue. Could you please advise on the same? === You're now known as ubuntulog2 === beuno_ is now known as beuno [16:40] Hello Team, I have created new bug for my charm and after linking bug id to the trunk branch in the lauchpad i am not able to see my charm in the review queue. Could you please advise on the same? [16:47] Prabakaran : How long ago did you submit? [16:49] Prabakaran : Can you link me ot your branch you're submitting? [16:51] I'm seeing strange behaviour when running one of my hooks in debug-hooks; it looks like an exception that is caught in normal operation (and when I pdb through the code in debug-hooks!) is not being caught... [16:52] Ohhhh, no I'm not, I'm seeing the output come out. [16:52] OK, that's unexpected but otherwise fine. === scuttlemonkey is now known as scuttle|afk [17:26] Odd_Bloke well, glad it was self resolving [17:27] Odd_Bloke but that smells of a race condition when a pdb() fixes it where normal hook execution tanks [17:29] lazypower: It was really user error; I was seeing stderr from a failed subprocess call, but not the stdout from a subsequent successful one (because it was captured, I now realise :p). [17:29] lazypower: So I incorrectly inferred the latter hadn't happened. [17:43] I'm looking at the Jenkins charm: you can configure it with an admin password, or it can generate one for you. [17:43] However, it doesn't store the generated password as config, which means that when it tries to push configuration out to extension relations, they get an empty password. [17:44] (Making it impossible for them to connect to Jenkins to do anything) [17:44] Is the correct way of handling this for the charm to write to the place that hookenv.config(...) pulls from, or...? [17:46] (The problem here being that the password gets salted before writing, so pulling it out of the file it's written to won't work) [17:47] lazypower: (^ ?) [17:48] Odd_Bloke it should use unitdata.kv [17:48] Odd_Bloke if the config password is empty, read the generated key from unitdata, and pass that along the wire [17:51] Oh, sigh, of course charm-helpers in the charm is too old. [18:22] I have submitted my charm last week thursday. And my charm branch link is "https://code.launchpad.net/~ibmcharmers/charms/trusty/ibm-platform-rtm/trunk" [18:23] https://code.launchpad.net/~ibmcharmers/charms/trusty/ibm-platform-rtm/trunk