[01:48] thomi aside from, it should be fixed? [01:49] both oh, I was thinking 16.04; try `snappy update` [01:51] sergiusens: I'm 90% sure it happens on 2.12 - which AFAIK is the latest on xenial [01:51] sergiusens: or do you mean it should be fixed in the git repo? [01:51] thomi I mean we should take the time and fix it [01:51] sergiusens: ahhh - gotchya - english is a PITA :D [01:52] I thought you meant it should already be fixed :D [01:52] heh, it is the least complicated wrt double speak :-) [01:58] o/ sergiusens :) [02:05] sergiusens: 'snappy update' is working, but I don't mean 'update' but 'upgrade' [02:05] and BTW... [02:06] there's no 'snap' command in my snappy. why? how to get it? [02:12] both: having little information to go on, that smells like an ancient version. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [02:14] qengho: this is arm(hf) version [02:14] for RPi2 [02:20] both: Ah. Right. I have not watched closeley lately, but I don't know of any fresh versions of that. :( [02:31] is there any magical command that will make 'trusty ubuntu' from 'snappy ubuntu'? [02:33] trusty=Ubuntu 14.04 LTS? [02:35] qengho: yes :) [02:36] 'chroot' [02:36] Bug #1602063 opened: find doesn't show snap size [02:39] both: There are newer releases than the 2014-April one but no, you can't change Ubuntu Snappy into Ubuntu or backwards. Inside each, you can simulate the other. [02:40] I need php, apache, mysql, python running on my snappy. How to get it without 'snap' command? [02:40] dd a different ubuntu image on the card [02:41] both: In ubuntu, "apt install snapd". In Ubuntu, "snappy enable-classic" or something similar later. === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [02:42] Kamilion: there's only ubuntu snappy and ubuntu mate available so far for ARM boards AFAIK. Do you know anything else better than that? [02:42] i'd suggest the https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/ image [02:43] then install snapd from the repo. [02:43] +1 Kam === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [02:44] i should point out, the only thing that's really raspberry pi specific on that image is the kernel. [02:44] the userspace is standard armv7. [02:44] in theory it should work with odroids as well, if you use an odroid-specific kernel. [02:45] or banana pi, or whatever other ARM7+ board you can come up with. But not the original armv6 raspberry pi. [02:46] you're pretty much stuck with their custom debian armv6+ userspace as well as their kernel. [02:46] (if you're on a pi1) [02:46] or one of it's clones like the odroid-w [02:47] I had some problems with ubuntu mate :/ I hope it's just mSD size (8GB). [02:47] but once you get a working linux kernel, you've pretty much got open choice of who's flavor of gnu userspace to run under it [02:48] there's also a 16.04 server image bouncing around somewhere [02:50] i don't think it's official though [02:50] i'm not seeing it in the normal place at least [02:54] ah, there it is. [02:54] both: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi [02:54] i knew there was a minimal 16.04 image stashed somewhere [02:57] Kamilion: oh, thx :) [02:57] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi/RaspberryPi3 reading this tells me pi3 support is still a little broken [02:58] pi2 should be fine though. [02:58] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/16.04/release/ubuntu-16.04-preinstalled-server-armhf+raspi2.img.xz [02:58] I'll try later today. [02:58] says it's 4GB [02:59] so if you're unpacking onto an 8GB card; be sure to run resize2fs on it [03:52] o/ Kamilion [03:57] I think the image will resize itself on first reboot. [03:58] Doesn't the boot config have something else? /me shrugs. === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === JanC is now known as Guest37740 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [06:33] I'm trying to create a snap for an existing java app, so I just have a .jar file. What is the correct way to include java in the snap? === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [06:50] trijntje: I plugin: nil, source: ..., stage-packages: [ openjdk-7-jre ] [06:57] qengho: I have this now, but it still complains about not having java http://pastebin.com/sKtGxpqV [07:01] trijntje: Error message? [07:02] hey hey [07:06] trijntje: Your command might be "bin/java $SNAP/something something". [07:08] trijntje: use find snap to learn paths. [07:09] trijntje: or update your program with what you learn from "find"^. [07:14] qengho: $ archaeopteryx [07:14] /snap/archaeopteryx/x5/bin/archaeopteryx: line 3: java: command not found [07:14] qengho: something weird happened, it also put /home/trijntje/snap/archaeopteryx etc into the snap [07:16] qengho: if java is properly included in the snap I should be able to use it directly right? Without messing with paths [07:16] like here https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/tree/master/demos/java-hello-world [07:16] I just cant figure out how they tell the snap they want java available [07:42] I just found that "snap find" command does not really list all of the available apps for installation. For example, I cannot find "ubuntu-calculator-app" output from the command. However, I can use "snap find ubuntu-calculator-app" to get the result of it. is this a bug? [07:47] liuxg, if I run that command, I don't see ubuntu-calculator-app [07:49] iliv, yes, I do not see the ubuntu-calculator-app as well. By right, it is supposed to show all of the available apps on the system if the "search-term" is empty in the command "snap find " === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [07:53] liuxg, running "snap find" doesn't show ubuntu-calculator-app either. Why do you think it should? [07:53] iliv, that is according to the document at https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/desktop/get-started/, it says: Tip: you can call snap find without a search term to show all apps available to install on your system. [07:55] liuxg, I mean, why you do you think ubuntu-calculator-app should be displayed in "snap find" output? Maybe it just isn't there? It certainly isn't when I run either "snap find" or "snap find ubuntu-calculator-app" (contrary to your experience where you say "snap find ubuntu-calculator-app" does ... [07:55] ... show ubuntu-calculator-app as an available package) [07:57] iliv, in fact, for me, I can find it by running "snap find ubuntu-calculator-app". I can install it by "sudo snap install ubuntu-calculator-app". I think the app should be available for installation. [07:59] iliv, "snap find" should return all of the AVAILABLE snap apps for viewing. this is my understanding. Currently, I can install ubuntu-calculator-app, however, it is not listed there in the command "snap find". this is my point. [07:59] liuxg, > - Download snap "ubuntu-calculator-app" from channel "stable" (snap not found) // this is what I get when I try to install it. What channel is it on? [07:59] yeah, it makes sense [07:59] if you can install it, you should be able to see it in "snap find" output [08:00] iliv, I think maybe you have to enable the universe. [08:00] sounds like a bug report to me :) [08:00] iliv, http://imgur.com/2OM6dZM [08:01] iliv, do you know what project I should report it to? [08:01] iliv, if you know the link, please give me the link for it. [08:11] iliv, are you able to install the calculator app on your system? [08:11] Is there a public repo with all public snapcraft recipes? [08:12] demos are great but it feels like I'am reinventing the wheel [08:12] dholbach, ping [08:12] liuxg, pong [08:12] o/ [08:12] dz0ny_: https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen [08:13] davidcalle: thx [08:13] dholbach, I can install the ubuntu-calculator-app, however, I cannot find it by using "snap find" command? is this a bug? if yes, what project should I file to? [08:13] dz0ny_: no :) [08:13] np* ! [08:14] liuxg, I don't know - it could be... check http://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy [08:15] liuxg, maybe it's a store-thing too - maybe it just returns just a limited subset of apps(?) [08:15] I really don't know === PatrizioQON is now known as pbek [08:15] dholbach, do you think this is a bug? Can you duplicate it in your place? [08:16] yes, I can see the issue [08:17] dholbach, let me firstly file the bug to http://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy [08:17] ok [08:19] hello [08:19] tsimonq2, here? [08:19] dholbach, liuxg, I think it's a known store issue [08:19] it doesn't do substring matching [08:19] unsure where the store bugs are reported though [08:19] seb128, do you know if "snap find" is supposed to show a list of everything? [08:19] I don't [08:20] I would expect so though [08:20] JamesTait, ^ do you know? [08:20] dholbach, "a list of everything"? As in, every package in the store? [08:21] every available snap for that user (arch, release, channel)? [08:22] I don't know if it's *supposed* to, or if it would be a good idea to, especially when we have more than a couple of hundred snaps, but atm I don't think it does anything with result set size or pagination, so it'll be limited to 100 results. [08:22] hey hikiko :) [08:23] hi tsimonq2 ! [08:23] how are you hikiko? :) [08:23] good tsimonq2 and you? [08:23] seb128, liuxg: ^ what JamesTait said [08:23] dholbach, thanks [08:24] maybe it'd help to tell the user that there's a limit of 100 results [08:24] seb128, dholbach, anyway, I have reported a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1602154 [08:24] Bug #1602154: "snap find" command cannot find ubuntu-calculator-app. However, it can be installed on 16.04 [08:24] Bug #1602154 opened: "snap find" command cannot find ubuntu-calculator-app. However, it can be installed on 16.04 [08:24] ok, I'll expand on that [08:24] I'm trying to create a snap for a java program. I've added java to my snap and it get installed, but for some reason the snap cannot execute java [08:24] $ archaeopteryx [08:24] /snap/archaeopteryx/x10/bin/archaeopteryx: line 4: usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java: Permission denied [08:24] if I cd to the snap dir and run usr/lib/etc etc/java, it runs fine [08:25] $ ls -l usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java [08:25] -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 6464 Apr 23 10:26 usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java [08:25] dholbach, JamesTait, I think it would be better to expand it so that we can use "grep" command to find the needed apps [08:26] dholbach, JamesTait, 100 may not be enough. Anyway, currently, it shows 100 results. [08:27] liuxg, tbh I think I'd prefer it if the user had to explicitly opt in to thousands of results, but there may be precedent with, for example, apt - I don't know if that limits the number of results. [08:28] JamesTait, it doesn't [08:28] I updated https://bugs.launchpad.net/software-center-agent/+bug/1602154 [08:28] Bug #1602154: "snap find" command cannot find ubuntu-calculator-app. However, it can be installed on 16.04 [08:29] JamesTait, dholbach, if I use snap find ubuntu-calculator-app, it returns messy result even though the calculator is inside it. [08:30] hikiko: great :) [08:30] hikiko: so what's going on? :P) [08:30] *:) [08:31] can someone help me understand how the java-hello-world demo can call 'java' without including it in the snapcraft.yaml file? [08:31] https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/tree/master/demos/java-hello-world === ant_ is now known as Guest97948 [08:33] liuxg, I'm not certain which endpoint snapd is currently using for the search, but the reason for the larger-than-expected result set is that it's tokenising the search term and returning all results that match "ubuntu OR calculator OR app" in the package name. [08:33] PR snapd#1528 opened: overlord/devstate: add DeviceManager which checks assertions [08:35] JamesTait, I am thinking it should take "ubuntu-calculator-app" as a whole phrase to search. the searched result is pretty messy now, and make it less useful as it would be. [08:37] zyga: poke [08:46] liuxg, possibly, yes, there's probably room to tweak how we handle searches. It's a matter of balancing between "I know exactly what package I'm loking for" (in which case why not just use snap install straight off?), "I know roughly what package I'm looking for" (e.g. linux-image-something) and "I don't know what package to install, but I want something that does ... [08:46] ... X" (e.g. snap find vector editor, which would actually probably be a different subcommand and endpoint). [08:47] Oh, already gone. [08:48] you could just follow up on the bug report [08:49] Yeah, just doing that. [08:50] thanks! [08:51] sergiusens, kyrofa: can I exclude files from my snap if a remote part pulls them in? [08:54] mwhudson: hey [08:54] mwhudson: no update since yesterday, I'll try to do it today [08:54] dholbach, if there's something untrue on https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/desktop/get-started/, is that a you thing? [08:55] Chipaca, yes, I can take care of it [08:55] dholbach, “Tip: you can call snap find without a search term to show all apps available to install on your system.” [08:55] dholbach, that is incorrect [08:55] yes, that's what we just talked about earlier [08:55] oh? [08:55] ok :-) [08:55] https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1602154 [08:55] Bug #1602154: "snap find" command cannot find ubuntu-calculator-app. However, it can be installed on 16.04 [08:56] it's quite confusing for users right now :) [08:56] dholbach, right, I'm coming here from that bug [08:56] ah yes, ok :) [08:56] dholbach, commented there, even [08:56] Uh, why is the affected project changing to "Snappy" when I try to change "Software Center Agent" to "Click Package Index"? [08:56] because it's wrong [08:56] it's snappy [08:56] thanks Chipaca [08:56] JamesTait, my doing, I suspect (refresh) [08:57] PR snapd#1529 opened: snap: rework the output after a snap operation [08:57] JamesTait, refresh and read my comment, i'd say [08:57] Ah - will do, once I've taken my wife to hospital. [08:57] JamesTait, ouch? [08:57] JamesTait, take care [08:58] JamesTait, all the best! [08:58] tsimonq2, I have some problems with lxc [08:59] where is liuxg? [08:59] tsimonq2, I tried to run snapcraft cleanbuild before I do a merge proposal [08:59] and I see lxc related errors although I am in lxd group [09:00] Chipaca, updated the doc - thanks [09:00] dholbach, cheers [09:00] hikiko: I know this sounds weird, but restart your computer [09:01] ! :) let's see (thanks tsimonq2) brb [09:01] hikiko: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [09:06] I’m seeing the following audit log when trying to run my webbrowser-app snap confined, any idea what might be preventing the app from starting? [09:06] Jul 12 10:49:29 bribon kernel: [14714.106636] audit: type=1326 audit(1468313369.337:852): auid=4294967295 uid=1000 gid=1000 ses=4294967295 pid=16316 comm="webbrowser-app" exe="/snap/webbrowser-app/x1/bin/webbrowser-app" sig=31 arch=c000003e syscall=49 compat=0 ip=0x7f606d519837 code=0x0 [09:10] oSoMoN, sudo snap install snappy-debug [09:10] oSoMoN, then, sudo snap connect snappy-debug:log-observe ubuntu-core:log-observe [09:10] oSoMoN, then, (sudo) snappy-debug.security scanlog [09:11] oSoMoN, if this is amd64, syscall 49 is bind [09:11] oSoMoN, you probably need "network-bind" [09:11] chipaca, thanks, that’s very helpful! [09:12] oSoMoN, snappy-debug's scanlog would've told you this fwiw [09:12] yes it did, that’s much easier to understand than the raw seccomp audit log in /var/log/syslog :) [09:13] oSoMoN, if it is that you need network-bind, it's probably because of something wrt dns [09:13] which is a bummer, but we'll get to it at some point [09:14] that makes sense [09:14] (the bummer is that you shouldn't need network-bind for something that isn't a server) [09:17] Chipaca, indeed, although in the case of webbrowser-app devtools require server caps, so it was going to be needed anyway [09:17] ah ok :-) [09:18] mvo: is u-d-f still the tool to build images? [09:20] mvo: it complains about the gadget snap - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/19158950/ [09:29] hikiko: did that work? :) [09:31] tsimonq2, almost :) I now have permissions but I didn't configure the lxd network correctly so I can't connect.. :) [09:31] ogra_: ^ maybe you know that too === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === georgeowell is now known as kawaiipunk [09:42] ppisati: it sort of is, can you please try if ubuntu-device-flash-experimental is doing better? in the same dir as u-d-f ? also - do you have the latest binary of u-d-f from my people repo? [09:42] mvo: already tried, same problem [09:42] ppisati: its all a bit in the flux still and u-d-f will be replaced soon (but not just yet) [09:42] ppisati: aha, ok, I will have a look in some minutes then [09:43] hikiko: aww okay [09:43] mvo: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/19160179/ [09:44] PR snapd#1530 opened: asserts: add cross checks for snap asserts [09:50] tsimonq2, have you ever seen this bug before: [09:50] :s/bug/error [09:50] $ snapcraft cleanbuild [09:50] error: Get https://images.linuxcontainers.org:8443: Unable to connect to: images.linuxcontainers.org:8443 [09:50] error: not found === kawaiipunk is now known as Kawaii_Punk [09:56] hikiko: hm weird === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [10:03] * JamesTait hugs Chipaca for his work on snapd and his comments on the bug. [10:08] Chipaca: oSoMoN: that thing you are talking about written in Go? === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [10:09] zyga: ok, good luck finding the time [10:10] zyga: btw, if it helps, maybe push the alioth repo to github, and i can there [10:10] mwhudson: hmm, I don't own the alioth repo, that's something slangasek did [10:11] zyga: yes, i know, but if you want to get changes into it, push your changes somewhere else and i'll merge them [10:11] zyga: possibly i'm not making much sense [10:13] ah, I see [10:13] I'll clone alioth and push it to my personal github and share the link with you [10:13] iff I get suse packages done today :) [10:14] though now seeing the end of the tunnel [10:14] +1 === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [10:30] mm, could anyone help me configure the lxd container for snappy-playpen to work? [10:32] good work davidcalle :) https://plus.google.com/u/0/+davidcalle/posts/NCYiHBTyKzL [10:37] zyga, no, webbrowser-app is written in C++/QML [10:37] is it currently possible to use snappy X11 programs over ssh with X forwarding? I keep getting "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.", I guess because snaps run as a different user? [10:37] oSoMoN: I see [10:38] oSoMoN: can you get a strace of the app starting? I wonder where it uses bind [10:38] trijntje: snaps don't run as a different user [10:38] trijntje: whatever it is, this is not it [10:39] zyga, let me try to get you this [10:43] zyga, it looks like strace is not available in snappy-debug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1507693), how do I get a useful strace of my app ? [10:43] Bug #1507693: please add gdb, strace, ltrace, etc to snappy-debug [10:45] zyga: I can use all 'regular' programs over ssh, but snaps give that error and fail to start [10:48] oSoMoN: just run sudo strace -f o /tmp/something [10:48] (on the outside) [10:48] to run your app === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [10:51] my spec files start to look sensible :) [10:51] https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/system:snappy/golang-github-codegangsta-negroni/golang-github-codegangsta-negroni.spec?expand=1 :) [10:54] zyga, but that will run my app as root, which results in all sorts of unrelated problems [10:54] oSoMoN: but should give you a strace [10:55] oSoMoN: you can even run sudo strace su -u $(id -u) your app [11:02] zyga, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/19164311/ [11:02] not seeing any call to bind though [11:05] oSoMoN: did you call strace with -f [11:05] ah, no [11:06] :-) [11:06] zyga, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/19164556/ [11:07] now I did, and the source of the call to bind becomes obvious [11:07] :-) [11:07] nice, I see it too [11:07] webbrowser-app uses a unix socket to ensure there’s only one single instance of the app running at any given time [11:08] PR snapd#1505 closed: store: introduce a search grammar (baby step #1) [11:11] ppisati: oh, please try "ubuntu-device-flash core 16" instead of core rolling [11:12] ppisati: sorry that I did not spot this earlier [11:23] I'm sending first pull requests to SUSE for snapd dependencies :) [11:38] PR snapd#1531 opened: many: present user with a choice of payment backends === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln [12:02] PR snapd#1532 opened: release: fix Elementary support [12:06] trijntje, ssh adds a local proxy ... looks like the X11 interface simply blocks bits of proxy forwarding here [12:10] trijntje, file a bug and add the tag snapd-interface [12:10] that will make the security team take a look ;) [12:10] ogra_: will do, against the snapd package? [12:11] just against the snappy project [12:12] https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy === ogra_ is now known as ogra [12:15] https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1602233 [12:15] Bug #1602233: "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication." when using snaps over ssh [12:17] Bug #1602233 opened: "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication." when using snaps over ssh [12:23] PR snapd#1533 opened: many: add authservice to handle user updates to state [12:24] mariogrip, when you've got a minute, could you look at replying https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/pull/69 ? [12:24] PR ubuntu/snappy-playpen#69: Add octoprint [12:24] it'd be nice to get it into the playpen :) [12:26] mariogrip, also on https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/pull/76 , rather to block on the rust plugin to be released (unless it's already milestoned for the next snapcraft release), perhaps you want to temporarily ship rust as a local plugin? [12:26] PR ubuntu/snappy-playpen#76: Add iota snap [12:28] jamiebennett, btw reminder ...... echo "| Bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy" >> channel topic [12:28] :) [12:29] (i would do it but i'm no op here) [12:29] ogra: right, maybe we should get you to be an op instead ;) [12:29] fine as well :) [12:29] ogra: can you ping asac or popey to make that happen? [12:30] (not sure who can do that though) [12:30] ah, sure [12:30] asac, popey ping :P [12:38] ogra: hi :) [12:40] ralsina, there's someone trying to snap nikola, perhaps you might want to give them a hand? -> https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/pull/72 [12:40] PR ubuntu/snappy-playpen#72: Add Nikola [12:40] dpm: but I already snapped it! :-) [12:41] ralsina, oh, good work then :) [12:41] hahaha [12:41] ralsina, would you mind adding a note to that PR pointing to your snap, and then we'll close it? [12:41] am on it === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko [12:41] thanks! [12:41] jamiebennett: ogra: no permissions anymore it seems [12:41] check with niemeyer [12:42] cannot op myself for instance :) [12:42] oh [12:42] asac: you were on the list, let me see who else is there [12:42] dpm: done [12:43] great, thanks [12:43] jamiebennett: do you see me still there? [12:43] asac: yes [12:43] jamiebennett: where? [12:43] asac: on the list IS gave me ;) [12:44] right [12:44] maybe oversight when niemeyer changed channel info [12:44] check with him [12:44] i see him in info as a founder [12:44] niemeyer was not on the list, strange [12:45] well, olli| is definitely OP (he did set the current topic) [12:45] stgraber and slangasek are also there. [12:45] see if anyone can still op [12:45] jamiebennett, IS can help [12:45] might be just oversight when they changed channel meta info for snapcraft.io [12:45] ogra, I was op'd by beuno who was op at that time [12:45] ah [12:47] trijntje java in the java hello-world example lives in PATH, that's why [12:47] olli|: IS pointed me at the list [12:48] well, current ops are only popey and niemeyer ... [12:48] hmm? [12:48] according to "/msg chanserv access #snappy list" [12:48] wassup? [12:48] popey, can you make me op in here ? [12:48] (and me) [12:48] The list is a little stale it seems [12:49] popey: thanks [12:49] (i am in the irc council for edubuntu ... funny that i cant OP, seeing the Ubuntu IRC council is op here too) [12:49] probably need yo make it more permanent with flags [12:49] but for now === ogra changed the topic of #snappy to: Package any app for any Linux desktop, server, cloud or device. Read how on http://www.snapcraft.io | File a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+filebug [12:50] yay [12:50] * popey gets back in the pool [12:50] enjoy [12:50] and dont get burned ! [12:51] sergiusens: but how? If I make a wrapper that does 'java bla bla' I get a java not found error [12:55] sergiusens: and I cant check that example in /snap because it no longer present in stable, so I cannot test it === King_InuYasha is now known as Son_Goku [13:01] hmm, i cant get myself onto the actual op list ... "/msg chanserv access #snappy add ogra op" only gets me "You are not authorized to execute this command." [13:02] so this is only temporary [13:02] ralsina, I saw your snapcraft yeterday :-) [13:03] What help do you need from me to resolve that conflict? [13:05] flexiondotorg: conflict? [13:06] ralsina, I had the pull-request for Nikola. [13:06] IN the snappy-playpen. [13:06] flexiondotorg: well, since the snapcraft in nikola is already upstream and I upload snaps to the store, maybe you can just do PRs on the nikola repo? [13:06] OK :-) [13:06] flexiondotorg: I noticed our approaches were wildly different :-) [13:07] I'll drop my PR to the snappy playpen and contribute upstream. [13:08]