Unit193 | jbicha: Since you've been doing stuff with webkitgtk, what do you think about sponsoring https://launchpad.net/~unit193/+archive/ubuntu/staging/+sourcepub/6849400/+listing-archive-extra ? | 00:19 |
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Unit193 | (Fedora also builds with this switch, btw.) | 00:20 |
jbicha | Unit193: could you file a bug for it and subscribe ~ubuntu-sponsors when ready? | 00:22 |
Unit193 | Meh, perhaps. | 00:24 |
jbicha | Unit193: actually webkitgtk is in sync with Debian so why don't you submit it there instead? and what are you using that's not webkit2gtk yet? | 00:28 |
Unit193 | jbicha: Well, it's not in sync and yeah was considering checking in with Debian on it too. | 00:31 |
jbicha | it's in sync with Debian git since the one change we needed I forwarded there :) | 00:31 |
Unit193 | Nice. \o/ | 00:32 |
jbicha | I wonder if this commit can/should be backported from webkit2gtk to webkitgtk: https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/204250 | 00:33 |
Unit193 | No idea, all I knew was that just opening the thing would kill it. Had to poke around webkitgtk to figure out what was up (And lovely 18 hour build times..) | 00:36 |
jbicha | opening what thing? | 00:38 |
Unit193 | The browser I was using, that point being unimportant. | 00:38 |
jbicha | I don't build webkit locally; last time I tried the computer I was using couldn't handle it | 00:39 |
Unit193 | I used LP to build it, aye. | 00:40 |
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Mirv | xnox: hmm, it is suppposed to be "working" set of dependencies for emulator use. maybe it got broken in yakkety at some point then, let's see. | 05:21 |
Mirv | (at least it is working on vivid where the emulator is used with the gles code path) | 05:22 |
Mirv | mitya57: thanks a lot! I think a rebuild should be fine in this case. | 05:26 |
pitti | Good morning | 05:37 |
Mirv | xnox: it should (be possible to) work because that qml-module-ubuntu-components-gles Provides: qml-module-ubuntu-components. and at least on my yakkety it seems to do that right thing http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23123088/ (ubuntu-sdk-libs already installed). but it could easily be too much for apt depending on the config. | 06:07 |
Mirv | creating emulator images from clean slate of course is easier than switching the whole system from Qt desktop opengl to opengl es | 06:08 |
Mirv | ah I see the bug report, well it's a good thing to do regardless | 06:14 |
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pitti | !op | racism | 06:27 |
ubottu | racism: Help! Channel emergency! mneptok, Hobbsee, cjwatson, mdz, lamont, Keybuk, rww, or thom! | 06:27 |
pitti | Unit193: ^ | 06:27 |
pitti | well, this <!>op list is fairly useless | 06:28 |
racism | !op | penis | 06:30 |
ubottu | penis: Help! Channel emergency! mneptok, Hobbsee, cjwatson, mdz, lamont, Keybuk, rww, or thom! | 06:30 |
racism | !op | penis | 06:30 |
racism | pitti you dont need a fucking op | 06:30 |
pitti | racism: and you need a life.. | 06:30 |
racism | as I am making blatantly obvious anyone can change the topic | 06:30 |
racism | if you care so fucking much YOU can change it too! | 06:31 |
pitti | racism: I need an op to ban you, not to change the topic back | 06:33 |
racism | LOL | 06:33 |
racism | what good does it do to ban me? | 06:33 |
racism | My poiny has been made, I'm not going to engage in a revert war with the topic if you reset it | 06:34 |
pitti | you did yesterday | 06:34 |
racism | lol that was because I was stupid yesterday | 06:34 |
racism | but now I'm smart | 06:34 |
racism | and less of a smartass | 06:34 |
racism | and not even a dumbass | 06:35 |
racism | ara: observe the /topic | 06:43 |
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racism | ogra: hi | 06:47 |
racism | ogra here too! | 06:49 |
racism | ogra sucks nigger dicks | 06:49 |
racism | for the lulz | 06:49 |
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racism | dholbach: hi | 06:54 |
racism | like the /topic? | 06:54 |
dholbach | !ops | 06:57 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! mneptok, Hobbsee, cjwatson, mdz, lamont, Keybuk, rww, or thom! | 06:57 |
dholbach | ^ can you take care of "racism" above? | 06:57 |
pitti | dholbach: already done, Unit193 isn't here today, and cjwatson will still sleep a bit | 06:57 |
pitti | dholbach: those two are the only two active ops I know | 06:57 |
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racism | lol | 06:58 |
racism | cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt | 06:58 |
grumble | dholbach: can you tell me what the original topic was? | 06:59 |
dholbach | Topic for #ubuntu-devel is: Xenial (16.04.1) Released! | Archive: feature freeze | Devel of Ubuntu (not support or app devel) | build failures: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/ftbfs/ | #ubuntu for support and discussion of precise-xenial | #ubuntu-app-devel for app development on Ubuntu http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://bit.ly/lv8soi | Patch Pilots: | 06:59 |
pitti | grumble: we can, but don't bother changing it back until that guy who doesn't have a life gets kickbanned | 06:59 |
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pitti | grumble: oh, you have ops? thanks | 07:00 |
racism | oh fuck | 07:00 |
racism | pitti: grumble is network staff | 07:00 |
racism | but very new at being staff | 07:00 |
pitti | grumble: but +t is impractical here -- a lot of developers regularly need to change the topic | 07:00 |
pitti | (which is the reason why it's free to change) | 07:00 |
dholbach | it's something we should raise with the irc council | 07:00 |
grumble | pitti: it's temporary :) | 07:01 |
racism | hence the delay while grumble sat helplessly trying to google what command to type | 07:01 |
racism | grumble, lol | 07:01 |
k1l | freenode really should rethink blocking open proxy trolls like racism | 07:01 |
pitti | grumble: can you please kickban the guy here? we banned him from other ubuntu channels | 07:01 |
racism | uhm not all the proxy users are bad | 07:01 |
dholbach | and all that for a bit of attention | 07:01 |
ogra | you surely are | 07:01 |
racism | some of them just need them to anonymize their porn | 07:02 |
k1l | racism: uhm, then stop abusing it. | 07:02 |
racism | lol | 07:02 |
pitti | DFTT | 07:02 |
pitti | dax: thanks | 07:17 |
dax | oh. i assume y'all want -t too? | 07:18 |
pitti | dax: yes, please | 07:18 |
dax | if most devs have ubuntu/* or canonical/* or something, we could add those cloaks to the ops list and set +t, i guess | 07:20 |
dax | but that'd be an IRCC thing, indeed | 07:20 |
pitti | dax: that souds like a good compromise indeed | 07:20 |
pitti | dax: i. e. only authenticated users can change the topic | 07:21 |
pitti | that's what I woudl expect anyway | 07:21 |
dax | Unit193, elky: ^ please consider pondering | 07:21 |
dax | theoretically could give chanserv flag +t instead of +o, but that'd require re-learning commands | 07:22 |
dax | anyways, afk | 07:22 |
pitti | xnox: initial statistics: http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/browse.cgi/statistics | 07:36 |
Unit193 | pitti: FWIW, I'm not on that ping list because I'm not an OP here. If you do go for giving +t to ubuntu/member/ and canonical/, they'd either have to /cs topic #ubuntu-devel TOPIC HERE or op up first. | 07:59 |
Trevinho | ahoneybun: what you mean, isn't the calculator showing there? | 09:23 |
LocutusOfBorg | pitti, hi | 09:43 |
LocutusOfBorg | autpkgtest failed | 09:43 |
LocutusOfBorg | cannot copy extracted data for './usr/lib/gcc/powerpc64le-linux-gnu/6/cc1plus' to '/usr/lib/gcc/powerpc64le-linux-gnu/6/cc1plus.dpkg-new': failed to write (No space left on device) | 09:43 |
Laney | LocutusOfBorg: known, will be retried | 09:43 |
LocutusOfBorg | I already retried ocrmypdf | 09:44 |
LocutusOfBorg | I was wondering if you were aware of it :) | 09:44 |
LocutusOfBorg | ok, I'll leave to you | 09:44 |
Laney | thanks for pointing it out anyway :) | 09:44 |
LocutusOfBorg | thanks to you for caring and fixing | 09:44 |
pitti | doko, seb128, Laney, LocutusOfBorg: image rebuilds done, mass retry started | 09:58 |
LocutusOfBorg | <3 | 10:00 |
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xnox | pitti, nice stats =) | 11:05 |
xnox | ah, wanted to ask about releasing a few packages, but it can wait for mass-retry to get them. | 11:06 |
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pitti | xnox: I'm sure we want more stats over time, we can add them on demand | 11:36 |
xnox | pitti, yeah. I imported the dump into postgresql and created the views that I want in pgadmin =) | 11:37 |
xnox | failing amd64 test; failing s390x test; and things that fail on s390x but not on amd64 as a personal hit list =) | 11:37 |
mitya57 | Mirv, in my test (local Qt build) the global menu worked fine, I will test the build in your PPA a bit later and see what's wrong here. | 11:50 |
mitya57 | (Later today or tomorrow; will reply on the bug after that) | 11:51 |
Mirv | thank you so much mitya57 | 11:58 |
rbasak | libnl-3-200 is "Multi-Arch: same" but both i386 and amd64 ship /etc/libnl-3/classid. Is this a bug? | 12:40 |
rbasak | I'm triaging bug 1619481 but it seems to happily co-install in Xenial, which confuses me. I'll try Trusty. | 12:41 |
ubottu | bug 1619481 in libnl3 (Ubuntu) "package libnl-3-200 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: pokus o prepísanie zdieľaného súboru „/etc/libnl-3/classid“, ktorý sa líši od iných inštancií balíka libnl-3-200:i386" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1619481 | 12:41 |
rbasak | Ah, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec#Architecture-independent_files_in_multiarch_packages | 12:43 |
* rbasak reads more | 12:43 | |
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rbasak | So it looks like it should be fine. No idea why that user hit a bug. Local corruption maybe? | 12:47 |
xnox | pitti, refreshing http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/running -> s390x/ppc64el columns disappear from time to time, and reappear on a refresh | 12:58 |
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smoser | hm. | 13:06 |
smoser | late last night i looked at http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html | 13:06 |
smoser | and cloud-utils was held due to some failures in lxd and juju | 13:06 |
smoser | now it is not held.. | 13:06 |
smoser | how do i | 13:06 |
smoser | a.) see those failures | 13:07 |
smoser | b.) know how it got through . | 13:07 |
smoser | i suspect someone let it thorugh but i want to know why it failed. | 13:07 |
smoser | rbasak, do you now ? | 13:12 |
smoser | i dont want to just hit this same thing again next time i upload | 13:12 |
rbasak | smoser: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/log/yakkety/2016-09-01/23:38:49.log suggests a lxc/s390x failure maybe? | 13:14 |
rbasak | Looks like that always failed though: http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/lxc/yakkety/s390x | 13:14 |
smoser | iknow when i saw it yesterday it said 'regression' on lxc and on juju | 13:15 |
smoser | like ceilometer has now | 13:15 |
rbasak | I: [Thu Sep 1 23:41:39 2016] - Checking for new results for failed juju-core-1/amd64 for trigger cloud-utils/0.29-0ubuntu3 | 13:16 |
rbasak | That one seems more likely. And http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/juju-core-1/yakkety/amd64 suggests that it's still failing. | 13:16 |
rbasak | Did someone let it through despite that failure? | 13:16 |
smoser | thats what i'm asking | 13:16 |
smoser | rbasak, well, they might have | 13:17 |
smoser | that log https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-yakkety/yakkety/amd64/j/juju-core-1/20160901_221159@/log.gz | 13:17 |
smoser | (no space left on device) | 13:17 |
smoser | is almost certain the isue that this fixed. | 13:18 |
rbasak | smoser: here you are: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-release/britney/hints-ubuntu/revision/1894 | 13:18 |
smoser | but juju ran in a cloud image that didn't have the fix to resize and thus it ran out of space | 13:18 |
smoser | is that permenantly disabling ? | 13:19 |
rbasak | AIUI, it's just that version (or perhaps <=version, not sure) | 13:19 |
smoser | rbasak, where did you learn of all these links ? | 13:20 |
smoser | the autopkgtest.ubuntu.com pages are new to me. as is hints-ubuntu | 13:20 |
rbasak | Good question. I don't really know! | 13:21 |
rbasak | IRC I guess. | 13:21 |
smoser | yeah. | 13:21 |
smoser | ok. | 13:21 |
rbasak | pitti did announce the updated autopkgtest.ubuntu.com the other day. | 13:22 |
_hc | hey all, its time again for a request sync of the android-tools packages :-) its about 10 packages that should all be set to the same upstream version, so I thought it would be less work for all to avoid filing bug reports. yakkety currently has a mix of upstream versions for these packages (e.g. android-platform-* source packages). They should all be set to 6.0.1+r55 from Debian/sid. Or you can wait for them to hit testing if you want. | 13:23 |
_hc | here's one examplle https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-platform-build | 13:23 |
_hc | that needs to be synced | 13:23 |
_hc | this one is on the correct upstream version https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-platform-system-core | 13:23 |
_hc | they all need to be at the same version, otherwise odd bugs will ensue | 13:24 |
rbasak | _hc: how does that fit with feature freeze? If you don't get it done soon, filing a single bug with a description and adding that to the sponsorship queue might be a good idea. | 13:24 |
jbicha | _hc: yes, I'd been syncing android-tools stuff so that they're on the same version but android-platform-build was broken for the past week (looks like it's fixed today) | 13:25 |
_hc | rbasak: since those packages are all part of yakkety, I can't see any reason to not have them synced. We did this same process with 16.04. | 13:25 |
_hc | yeah, I was just uploading | 13:25 |
_hc | I'm the main Debian devloper uploading those, feel free to ping me with questions or ask in #debian-android-tools on oftc | 13:26 |
* rbasak leaves it to jbicha | 13:27 | |
xnox | pitti, in adt can i somehow use archive binaries, but run my tests from my source package which i've just written? | 13:49 |
* xnox tries built-tree option | 13:49 | |
dobey | xnox: that's how it normally works. built-tree doesn't sound like what you want there (it builds new binaries, but i don't recall which get installed after the build) | 13:52 |
xnox | unbuilt-tree builds new binaries | 13:53 |
xnox | =) | 13:53 |
jbicha | pitti: https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/running.shtml (from my browser history) doesn't redirect properly | 13:53 |
xnox | looks like it's using my tests, against archive packages | 13:53 |
dobey | xnox: huh? how can it build new binaries if you aren't specifying to build the tree? | 13:54 |
xnox | ... i don't want new binaries. I'm happy with the binaries in the archive. I just adding new adt tests. | 13:54 |
Laney | sounds like autopkgtest --no-built-binaries might do the right thing too | 13:55 |
xnox | it doesn't build any binaries, nor requires locally built ones, it takes them from the archive. but doesn't take source package from the archive, and instead uses my `pwd`./debian/tests | 13:55 |
dobey | i'm confused | 13:56 |
mterry | sarnold: so regarding Go packages in main... Now that we don't need Build-Depends in main, we wouldn't normally need the golang-*-dev packages in main. But is there a special exception for Go, since their code is bundled in? (tho not sure how we'd enforce it except by maybe a package regex...) | 14:05 |
xnox | mterry, false | 14:07 |
xnox | mterry, Built-Using must be correct, and Built-Using must be in main | 14:07 |
mterry | xnox: ah... built-using triggers the main check? Perfect | 14:07 |
xnox | mterry, or use go shared libraries, in which case Depends will be generated and result in main inclusion. | 14:07 |
mterry | yeah | 14:08 |
mterry | xnox: is that supported yet in Ubuntu? | 14:08 |
xnox | we went from: build-depends[-indep|-arch], depends, recommends = main | 14:08 |
xnox | to: built-using, depends, recommends = main | 14:08 |
xnox | oh and Pre-Depends too. | 14:09 |
mterry | makes sense yeah | 14:09 |
xnox | mterry, i believe mwhudson_ was working on it and i think it was something like works in yakkety, and he was unwinding all the deps to make it worthwhile. | 14:09 |
mterry | cool | 14:09 |
mterry | xnox: thanks! | 14:10 |
xnox | e.g. one needs at least 2 users of the same lib to make this effort give benefits. | 14:10 |
xnox | goal was to "sharify" juju/snapd/docker or some such. | 14:10 |
xnox | but that may have changed since | 14:10 |
mterry | hm | 14:10 |
mapreri | why isn't stuff like this dealt by ubuntu's debhelper? https://patches.ubuntu.com/i/inkscape/inkscape_0.91-9ubuntu1.patch | 14:38 |
mapreri | pitti: ↑ (as you're the one taking care of debhelper in ubuntu, apparently) | 14:40 |
xnox | mapreri, because it cannot know if the package is meant to be in main and translation packs, or not. | 14:45 |
jbicha | mapreri: pkgs that use gnome-pkg-tools (dh --with gnome) pick up dh-translations automatically | 14:47 |
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mapreri | jbicha: thanks. Now, I'm peaking at the sources (and at the manpages), but I can't see where it is doing it :| | 14:54 |
mapreri | there is only some translation-related things (but not calling dh_translations) in the cdbs part | 14:56 |
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brendand | getting this error when deploying a yakkety testbed - http://paste.ubuntu.com/23124368/ | 15:26 |
seb128 | brendand, report a bug on launchpad? | 15:27 |
seb128 | looks like juliank removed the replaces in some recent upload | 15:30 |
juliank | Back soon | 15:30 |
juliank | the replaces | 15:30 |
seb128 | brendand, ^ | 15:30 |
seb128 | juliank, thanks | 15:31 |
brendand | juliank, ah. we were about to break our way out with a hammer, but if soon is very soon... | 15:31 |
juliank | I'd say tomorrow with a sync from a Debian upload today, but I can also prioritize this and do a direct ubuntu upload now | 15:32 |
juliank | git cherry-pick commit && gbp dch && ./prepare-release pre-export && debcommit -r -a && gbp buildpackage -S && dput | 15:32 |
brendand | don't rush it on my behalf. we'd just need to regenerate our base image and we should probably do that anyway | 15:33 |
juliank | There are also some other nice undefined behavior / segfault fixes and staged pipelines for updates, so we now fetch files in a more defined order | 15:34 |
juliank | (1) All Release + .diff/Index files, (2) all .pdiff files, (3) the rest | 15:34 |
juliank | Here, (2) is basically irrelevant, but it still fixes progress reporting a lot. Progress reporting only starts once we fetched all stage 1 files, and previously you might have already started fetching large files; and thus see 0% all the time | 15:36 |
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smoser | can anyone sverify that grub-reboot works ? | 16:10 |
smoser | http://paste.ubuntu.com/23124599/ | 16:12 |
smoser | paste fail | 16:13 |
smoser | http://paste.ubuntu.com/23124602/ | 16:13 |
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sarnold | mterry: it'd probably be best to discuss with jdstrand when he returns next week (us holiday and all) -- I only ever took a small "is this package sane" view of things | 19:03 |
mterry | sarnold: I figured it out -- Go packages are correctly caught as needing to be in main due to our tools checking the value of Built-Using | 19:04 |
mterry | sarnold: thanks though | 19:04 |
sarnold | mterry: ah :) hooray | 19:05 |
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juliank | brendand: Fixed apt uploaded. I accidentally forgot to fix the autopkgtest test suite upstream for non-amd64, so I had to merge it, which means I could directly upload it :) | 20:46 |
juliank | Luckily I just noticed that and did not try syncing it tomorrow... | 20:47 |
Unit193 | jbicha: Right then, now will you sync it? | 21:07 |
jbicha | Unit193: webkitgtk you mean? sure, once LP picks it up (there's a delay of several hours after Debian upload before syncpackage works) | 21:17 |
Unit193 | Yep, I know. And great. Another package in sync. \o/ | 21:17 |
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