=== lool- is now known as lool [01:02] Hey, is there any documentation for building snaps on Launchpad? I can't seem to find specifics, and someone was asking in /r/Ubuntu. [04:33] tianon: regarding docker snap-- you need to create an interface for docker. talk to me next week (I'm traveling this weekend and will be back to work on tuesday) and I'll advise [04:35] niemeyer1: re home autoapprove. I started that work but had testsuite issues in snapd. I asked for some help but didn't get it at the time and then the sprint got in the way. I will be driving that next week [04:36] niemeyer1: spread approved [10:17] Trying out the 287MiB version of LibreOffice5.2beta. It appears that File, Open doesn't see files on other partitions *if* the distro is Lubuntu 16.04 or Xubuntu 16.04. [10:17] No issues with Unity on 16.04. [10:19] Reported here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2327088&p=13505534#post13505534 and following posts [11:41] I find it very funny that many folks in KDE are getting invitations to a hackfest, except the actual person working on snappy, who do I bug to get such an invitation? [12:55] Hi. Can we have a private repository for snap ? Any doc about that ? [16:22] sgclark: Feel free to drop me an email at jamie.bennett@canonical.com with the details [17:39] i think im missing somethign basic here, im getting a tar: ./usr/bin/cpp-5: Cannot change ownership to uid 0, gid 0: Operation not permitted on snapcraft stage, but im just using the ubuntu provided g++ package... === JanC is now known as Guest65761 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [17:55] jamiebennett: sorry what details? [17:56] 12:42 sgclark: I find it very funny that many folks in KDE are getting invitations to a hackfest, except the actual person working on snappy, who do I bug to get such an invitation? [17:57] Lets talk about it over email, got to run now [17:57] yeah I said that. I am still unclear what details you want :( [17:57] ok [17:58] so, im just trying to get started with one of the demo snapcraft.yaml files, so basically copied https://github.com/ubuntu-core/snapcraft/blob/master/demos/py3-project/snapcraft.yaml and when I try to do `snapcraft stage` i get errors like `tar: ./usr/bin/pybuild: Cannot utime: Operation not permitted` any ideas what im doing wrong? [18:07] sgclark: hey I was wondering are the snapcrafts you made in some repo? [18:07] I mean publicly accessed source repo [18:08] https://github.com/snappy-packages [18:08] tyvm [18:12] wow sgclark, that's a lot! [18:13] will be more coming soon, traveling home this weekend. [18:14] I am also writing automation scripts to make it even faster. [18:15] sgclark: haven't looked at them, I'm wondering is there a way to make kde frameworks be shared somehow or is everything bundled? I haven't read it all in regards to snapcrafting and although I think there was some feature called frameworks I think it's deprecated, so how it's going? [18:17] not atm. I am told they will support using other snaps libraries in snaps soon. So for now I am only building deb based snaps until they make it so. [18:17] ahh ok ty [18:17] because snapcraft exploded when I tried to make 50 parts for the framework dependency chain. [18:18] it was spectacular [18:19] lol [19:09] does the all-snap image work on raspberry pi 3 yet? [19:27] hi guys, I have some troubles packagaging an app including a library. I'm not shure if the library cannot be found because of wrong working directory or if there is another error. I always get only the output "Bad system call" [19:28] here is my snapcraft.yaml file http://pastebin.com/pk5pzsfT maybe someone has an idea. [19:29] if i run SNAP=/snap/lenna/x1/ /snap/lenna/x1/command-lenna.wrapper then everything works [19:31] maybe someone has a hint for me? thank you