oSoMoN | good morning | 08:00 |
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Laney | hey | 08:02 |
davmor2 | Morning all | 08:06 |
davmor2 | Laney: any idea when there will be iso images for AA | 08:07 |
Laney | wasn't aware there wasn't tbh | 08:07 |
Laney | not that I've tried | 08:07 |
Laney | http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/daily-live/pending/ looks ok to me | 08:08 |
duflu | davmor2: They work too (I just installed). But expect Unity7 still | 08:11 |
duflu | Also the installer icon on the desktop fails - you can find it in the dash | 08:12 |
duflu | instead | 08:12 |
davmor2 | Laney: yes that's not released, released would be in current. Pending is like something in proposed | 08:13 |
Laney | I... | 08:13 |
Laney | I... | 08:13 |
Laney | I know... | 08:13 |
Laney | Your question was "when there will be iso images" | 08:13 |
duflu | I thought pending meant just pending testing(?) | 08:13 |
Laney | it wasn't "why aren't there iso images in current?" | 08:13 |
davmor2 | duflu: yes the same as proposed | 08:14 |
duflu | Kind of... except I also thought that yesterday's pending can be today's 'current' and plenty of stuff in proposed is not installed by default still | 08:15 |
duflu | So not related to 'proposed' ? | 08:15 |
Laney | It's not related to artful-proposed | 08:16 |
Laney | It's just some smoke tests that are run on the images and probably need to be configured for artful still | 08:16 |
davmor2 | duflu: yes only the yesterdays is todays current bit isn't happening :D | 08:16 |
duflu | Well, for most of the year (fingers crossed) | 08:16 |
davmor2 | Laney: do you know how the transition from unity → gnome will happen? | 08:53 |
Laney | ubuntu-desktop will be updated and it will install gnome instead of unity | 08:56 |
davmor2 | Laney: right but would that happen on upgrades too or just fresh installs, I ask because it isn't how it has happened in the past and was checking on the expected behaviour so I can test for it later | 09:28 |
Laney | davmor2: yes upgrades too | 09:33 |
Laney | it's sort of open what settings will be migrated and stuff though | 09:34 |
davmor2 | Laney: right so at the package level it'll be a gnome-x replaces unity-x and so on right rather than what we have done in the past which was to additionally install gnome-x along side unity-x right? | 09:39 |
Laney | davmor2: It won't uninstall packages off your system if that's what you are asking | 09:48 |
davmor2 | Laney: right so people would still be logging into unity by default then | 09:48 |
Laney | I don't know what you're trying to get out of me | 09:51 |
Laney | No | 09:51 |
davmor2 | Laney: I'm trying to gauge what would happen on upgrade from 16.04.x to 18.04 and 17.04 to 17.10 so that I can confirm the expected happens basically :) | 09:52 |
Laney | I would expect some kind of transition from Unity sessions to GNOME Shell sessions | 09:52 |
Laney | it's possible that people will still be able to use Unity but I think that will have to be an explicit choice to go back | 09:54 |
davmor2 | Laney: right thanks | 09:54 |
Laney | maybe at the very start it'll be a bit rough :) | 09:56 |
Laney | I think Ken's going to do the initial bit of work there | 09:56 |
Laney | (sorry if I made that up) | 09:56 |
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* Laney sucks at cdbs | 10:43 | |
jbicha | Laney: good morning | 10:46 |
jbicha | just convert it to dh ;) | 10:46 |
jbicha | so, gnome-terminal fails to build because no one submitted Unity7 to https://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/apb.html | 10:47 |
Laney | not really something that I maintain | 10:47 |
jbicha | and 'make check' runs desktop-file-validate https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-terminal/ubuntu/view/head:/debian/patches/01_onlyshowin.patch | 10:48 |
Laney | are you sure about that? https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=97947 | 10:48 |
ubot5` | Freedesktop bug 97947 in general "validate: Add Unity7 and Unity8" [Normal,New] | 10:48 |
jbicha | can we get allison[m] to approve that? | 10:49 |
Laney | Just make it say Unity | 10:50 |
Laney | The 7/8 thing isn't the relevant any mroe | 10:50 |
Laney | s/the/that/ | 10:50 |
jbicha | ok, gnome-terminal doesn't run on Unity8 but whatever | 10:51 |
Laney | if it turns out Unity 8 gets maintained then we can think about this kind of thing again | 10:52 |
Laney | but I wouldn't waste time on it atm | 10:53 |
jbicha | makes sense | 10:53 |
jbicha | are you going to sync the other gstreamer universe pkgs? https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?email=pkg-gstreamer-maintainers%40lists.alioth.debian.org | 10:57 |
Laney | I think I need to do python and editing something and rtsp | 10:58 |
andyrock | good morning | 11:00 |
jbicha | by the way, do-release-upgrade asked me if I wanted to remove obsolete pkgs for artful upgrade; unity8 was part of the obsolete pkgs | 11:08 |
Laney | good | 11:10 |
jbicha | so many people upgrading may get Unity removed (I'm guessing if they manually installed some indicator or something that wanted Unity the removal might not happen though) | 11:11 |
mitya57 | Laney, hi, what’s the status of https://code.launchpad.net/~malaperle/ubuntu-themes/ubuntu-themes/+merge/294568 ? Should I include it in my ubuntu-themes landing? | 12:30 |
Laney | mitya57: evidently not uploaded, so feel free | 12:32 |
Laney | I thought it was though | 12:33 |
Laney | so maybe check? | 12:33 |
mitya57 | Oh right, it was merged | 12:35 |
Laney | dunno why the mp isn't marked as so | 12:35 |
Trevinho | hey guys | 13:25 |
Trevinho | kenvandine: I fixed the issue with shadows and resizing in GS.. | 13:26 |
kenvandine | Trevinho, woot! | 13:26 |
Trevinho | I need to cover other cases tho, so I've not a MP ready yet | 13:26 |
kenvandine | Trevinho, what was it? | 13:26 |
Trevinho | kenvandine: 'decoration' class had to set the margin (and the border-radious to get rid of the corners) too. | 13:27 |
kenvandine | Trevinho, cool, let me know when you have an MP ready | 13:27 |
kenvandine | Trevinho, and thanks! | 13:27 |
Trevinho | kenvandine: sure | 13:28 |
Trevinho | kenvandine: for now you can just have the fix with | 13:28 |
Trevinho | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/24505169/ | 13:28 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Any chance you can sponsor the gnome-user-docs patch? Since you subscribed to the bug report, I haven't (yet) subscribed ubuntu-sponsors. | 13:32 |
jbicha | GunnarHj: I'm already looking at it :) | 13:36 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Cool, thanks! | 13:36 |
oSoMoN | qengho, hey, not sure if you saw my question last week about chromium translations? | 14:02 |
oSoMoN | I was wondering whether https://translations.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+templates is still in use? | 14:02 |
qengho | oSoMoN: I have some tools to construct debian patches to apply Launchpad translations, but they're not well tested. | 14:51 |
qengho | oSoMoN: Upstream doesn't carry any translations from Launchpad. | 14:52 |
oSoMoN | qengho, and what about desktop file translations? if we were to update the strings in the desktop file (see bug #1668730), how do we go about updating the template, and then the actual translations in the desktop file, is there a tool for that? | 15:03 |
ubot5` | bug 1668730 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "Tweak .desktop Actions for more consistency" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1668730 | 15:03 |
qengho | oSoMoN: I don't know of a tool for desktop file, but there may be a generic one. | 15:05 |
* qengho brb | 15:06 | |
Laney | plars: any chance you could review https://code.launchpad.net/~xnox/utah/skip-wubi-more/+merge/323328 please? | 15:27 |
plars | Laney: I'm not a utah guru, and I don't really have a good way to test it but I can sanity check and ack if that's all you need? | 15:29 |
Laney | plars: if it gets merged that's what I need | 15:30 |
plars | Laney: done! | 15:30 |
Laney | thanks :D | 15:30 |
Laney | now... hope the smoke tests run from the branch | 15:31 |
plars | Laney: I have no idea if someone has it setup with tarmac, so let me know if I need to manually merge it or something | 15:31 |
xnox | plars, to be honest that python script is fairly stand alone. I believe i did run it just against the iso, sans any utah-voodo | 15:33 |
Laney | don't see any bot comments on recent MPs | 15:33 |
xnox | plars, it looks like it's manual push thing. | 15:33 |
Laney | so no tarmac AFAICT | 15:34 |
plars | :( | 15:34 |
Laney | then xnox can kick the job again | 15:36 |
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oSoMoN | qengho, I take it from your previous comment about upstream that http://davidplanella.org/chromium-opens-to-community-translations-in-launchpad/ is no longer a thing? | 15:41 |
plars | Laney: xnox: pushed to trunk | 15:43 |
Laney | plars: cheers | 15:45 |
plars | happy to help | 15:46 |
Laney | now if only I had powers on platform-qa-jenkins O:) | 15:47 |
xnox | Laney, to be honest, we need to sort that out. | 15:48 |
xnox | Laney, i want more admin admin rights there, to grant other people rights. | 15:48 |
Laney | go forth and seek them out | 15:49 |
xnox | triggered https://platform-qa-jenkins.ubuntu.com/view/desktop/job/ubuntu-artful-desktop-amd64-iso-static-validation/ | 15:49 |
Laney | looks bad | 15:49 |
qengho | oSoMoN: Correct. Chromium has professional translators, and were always a bit hostile to translation contribution. | 15:51 |
xnox | Laney, plars - hm, i can't remember how new utah code got deployed. i wonder if there is some recipe that builds the packages and updates things. cause i can't see any checkouts of code anywhere at the moment. | 15:54 |
Laney | xnox: I think it might have to be deployed on that venonat host | 15:55 |
xnox | https://code.launchpad.net/~utah/utah/dev/+recipes | 15:56 |
xnox | looks encouranging | 15:56 |
xnox | it was built by magic 8 minutes ago. i wonder if it got triggered on commit somehow | 15:56 |
xnox | https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa-jenkins/+recipe/utah-production | 15:56 |
Laney | that's what happens yeah | 15:57 |
Laney | but will it get dist-upgraded to on the host? | 15:57 |
xnox | let's see if things are better tomorrow =) | 15:57 |
Laney | let's forget and remember in a week* | 15:58 |
Laney | :P | 15:58 |
xnox | aha | 16:00 |
xnox | https://platform-qa-jenkins.ubuntu.com/view/All/job/iso-testing-setup/configure | 16:00 |
xnox | has things like: | 16:01 |
xnox | sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:canonical-platform-qa-jenkins/canonical-platform-qa-jenkins-prod | 16:01 |
xnox | sudo apt-get update | 16:01 |
xnox | sudo apt-get install -y --force-yes download-latest-test-iso dl-ubuntu-test-iso utah | 16:01 |
xnox | [ -d /data/iso ] || sudo mkdir /data/iso | 16:01 |
xnox | sudo chown -R jenkins:jenkins /data/iso | 16:01 |
xnox | pip3 install --user junit_xml | 16:01 |
xnox | looks one needs to manually trigger it | 16:01 |
xnox | INFO: Skipped: Skipping images without wubi. | 16:02 |
xnox | win | 16:03 |
plars | \o/ | 16:06 |
Laney | nice | 16:08 |
Laney | keep an eye on https://platform-qa-jenkins.ubuntu.com/view/desktop/job/ubuntu-artful-desktop-amd64-smoke-default/2/console | 16:09 |
Laney | argh | 16:10 |
Laney | next door are doing drilling | 16:11 |
flocculant | Laney: downstairs drilling at 11pm couldn't work out why I was so £$%£$%^ at him | 16:12 |
xnox | Laney, checkout https://platform-qa-jenkins.ubuntu.com/view/desktop/ now, amd64 went into full test all the things mode now =) | 16:14 |
xnox | and i386 will soon too. | 16:14 |
xnox | Laney, can we please stop making i386 desktop images?! | 16:14 |
Laney | dunno | 16:15 |
jbicha | xnox: Ubuntu GNOME was probably days away from announcing that there would be no more UG i386 images after 18.04 LTS when Mark made his little announcement first… | 16:24 |
xnox | jbicha, after 18.04? as in you still wanted to make 18.04 LTS i386 images? | 16:25 |
* xnox is *sad* | 16:25 | |
jbicha | xnox: yes, because it's not nice to strand people on 17.04 or 17.10 | 16:25 |
jbicha | so if you want i386 to go away, at least for flavors now is the time to push for it | 16:26 |
Laney | http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/daily-live/current/ looks updated | 16:26 |
xnox | Laney, smoke default passed for both i386 and amd64, so the links should be updated, yeah. | 16:26 |
xnox | jbicha, you say that about stranding people, the argument was that we will not be able provide security support for i386 for key server and desktop things. | 16:27 |
xnox | and therefore it will fallout, e.g. if firefox drops i386 support | 16:28 |
xnox | it will affect 16.04, as we do wholesome backports for firefox security updates. | 16:28 |
tjaalton | and upgrades would still be possible without images | 16:28 |
jbicha | xnox: do you want to start the ubuntu-devel list thread then? | 16:28 |
xnox | tjaalton, yes that. | 16:28 |
jbicha | tjaalton: the Ubuntu GNOME proposal was to *kill* upgrades too | 16:29 |
tjaalton | jbicha: ah | 16:29 |
xnox | jbicha, no, you will not be allowed to do that. | 16:29 |
jbicha | update-manager/do-release-upgrade would not allow upgrading past 18.04 LTS | 16:29 |
xnox | because it is a lot of pain, on the archive maintaince side of things | 16:29 |
xnox | we have tried to e.g. kill upstart on s390x alone, and that caused a hell of a lot of pain, due to transient arch:all packages. | 16:29 |
xnox | which jump hoops with arch:any depends. | 16:29 |
jbicha | of course, there is a workaround if someone really wanted to install i386 but it wouldn't be supported by Ubuntu GNOME | 16:29 |
jbicha | xnox: I think I'm talking about something different than what you are? | 16:30 |
jbicha | also, flavors tend to have shorter support frames | 16:30 |
jbicha | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/32bit_support | 16:31 |
* ogra_ sighs ... so my terminals are back to taking minutes to start when spawned with ctrl-alt+t ... and i forgot what the workaround was that i had to use last time this happened | 16:31 | |
xnox | not really, most flavors did sign up for the full LTS cycles. | 16:31 |
xnox | jbicha, i think we will keep packages in the archive. Even if we e.g. publish i386 ones into universe, and amd64 ones into main. | 16:31 |
flocculant | xnox: which flavour signed up for full LTS cycle? I know Xubuntu doesn't | 16:32 |
jbicha | xnox: I think Kylin was the only flavor to do 5 years for 16.04 | 16:32 |
jbicha | Kylin 16.04 was just Unity plus a bit more so that makes sense | 16:33 |
flocculant | not sure about Kubuntu - but I pretty sure others are 3 years | 16:33 |
xnox | flocculant, need to check the ubuntu-publishing thing with the info. | 16:34 |
jbicha | xnox: yes, if you read the wiki link I posted, I explicitly said that i386 packages would still be built for now; there just wouldn't be images and do-release-upgrade wouldn't let you upgrade | 16:34 |
xnox | apt-cache should show the years of support field. | 16:34 |
xnox | which for kubuntu on xenial appears to be 9m =/ | 16:35 |
xnox | xubuntu is 3y | 16:35 |
xnox | at least as per metadata | 16:35 |
* flocculant is glad you said that ... | 16:36 | |
jbicha | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes/#Official_flavours | 16:36 |
xnox | ok, email sent. | 17:01 |
xnox | i hope this is not going to hit softpedia / omg ubuntu / what-not like the upstart email i sent the other day | 17:01 |
jbicha | xnox: you might as well email them too since you know they're going to report it :| | 17:03 |
xnox | jbicha, well, i added an opening note for those journalists. | 17:04 |
jbicha | why do you want to maintain the upgrade path? | 17:05 |
jbicha | if you think it's unsupportable, then don't have an easy upgrade button! | 17:05 |
xnox | jbicha, i do not want to maintain the upgrade path; but we will maintain the archive, because otherwise it is a load of pain | 17:05 |
jbicha | well you used the words "upgrade path" | 17:06 |
xnox | jbicha, server/IoT will be supported, and unwinding desktop on one arch, but not the others is a lot of work, and it constantly clogs up britney as we have discovered when we compiled unity8 on s390x by accident and then tried to back-paddle out of it. | 17:06 |
* xnox goes to read my message again | 17:06 | |
jbicha | xnox: why can't we just have do-release-upgrade and update-manager *not* offer the upgrade if ubuntu-desktop (or similar metapackage) is installed? | 17:07 |
xnox | jbicha, on the flavors bit. Yes, because it will be available. We may choose not to publish upgrade-manager metadata, but the upgrade will be available. | 17:07 |
xnox | jbicha, we can, but one is better off with supported i386 base from 18.04 even if the desktopy stuff is not supported anymore. | 17:08 |
xnox | because we will maintain the core/base/platform stuff for i386 still in 18.04 due to IoT and cloud-guest. | 17:08 |
jbicha | xnox: then they can just use the netinst or manually hack their sources.list | 17:08 |
xnox | my ultimate thinking there was this | 17:08 |
xnox | we cannot safely or easily or automatically cross-grade people from i386 to amd64 | 17:09 |
jbicha | right | 17:09 |
xnox | thus we will keep the archive there (even if with updates enabled) | 17:09 |
xnox | and just wait for all of them to reinstall into amd64. | 17:09 |
* xnox by updates i mean upgrade-manager | 17:09 | |
xnox | "continue to support the declining i386 classic desktop/server user base" | 17:10 |
xnox | and by support, i mean not do much at all =) | 17:10 |
jbicha | unless you make it difficult for them, some people will keep using i386 for as long as they can | 17:10 |
oSoMoN | qengho, thanks, that confirms what I suspected | 17:10 |
jbicha | if it's a pain to install, then they might just try the easier amd64 option | 17:10 |
xnox | jbicha, i don't want to break people's installs intentionally. The biggest drop-off of i386 usage came from stopping advertising the images. | 17:10 |
xnox | (existing installs) | 17:11 |
jbicha | how will it break installs? | 17:11 |
xnox | by making them insecure, because we will have a supported i386 kernel, and I do want people to use supported i386 kernels. | 17:11 |
xnox | disabling upgrades, is effectively making those installs vulnerable. | 17:11 |
xnox | because internet is a nasty place with funny cat videos. | 17:12 |
jbicha | I'm sure there will be plenty of guides showing them how to install from netinst because it's not *that* difficult | 17:12 |
jbicha | I got the impression that in a year or two or so, we will break people's installs by forcibly removing Firefox from i386 computers? | 17:16 |
jbicha | so it would be better to be more firm about making existing users aware that the platform is no longer supported for desktops | 17:17 |
mdeslaur | I don't think we should upgrade i386 users to later releases...just let them get to the end of their support period and have update-manager just pop up the usual "no longer supported" dialog | 17:21 |
xnox | jbicha, well, if we remove firefox i386, i'm sure we will install something useful to replace that. e.g. w3m or elinks.... | 17:21 |
* xnox *giggles* | 17:21 | |
mdeslaur | we will unlikely be testing i386 desktop packages if we don't have install media | 17:21 |
xnox | mdeslaur, we currently uder test i386 install media; but we do test i386 packages quite a bit via autopkgtesting. But it is more server/cli focused. | 17:22 |
mdeslaur | yeah, but we do test i386 security updates | 17:22 |
xnox | mdeslaur, i disagree about the ugprade paths. Leaving i386 users on 17.04 is sad, leaving them on 16.04 or 18.04 is responsible. | 17:22 |
mdeslaur | which we probably won't be doing anymore | 17:22 |
xnox | mdeslaur, you will because of iot. | 17:23 |
mdeslaur | xnox: not desktop packages, no | 17:23 |
xnox | and that does include web browser engine | 17:23 |
xnox | because of sinage | 17:23 |
xnox | signage? | 17:23 |
xnox | the kiosk thing | 17:23 |
mdeslaur | xnox: I guess getting broken updates is better than getting no updates | 17:24 |
mdeslaur | perhaps | 17:24 |
xnox | mdeslaur, i don't buy that no test security updates. You are doing them for i386 for 16.04. Thus we can at least make 18.04 i386 desktop a 3year support thing, no? | 17:24 |
xnox | mdeslaur, or possibly 4yr because of 16.04 ESM | 17:24 |
xnox | mdeslaur, yeah, i am for broken updates on i386. | 17:24 |
xnox | at least we will have some feedback about that, rather than leaving, knowngly, vulnerable machines out there. | 17:25 |
mdeslaur | xnox: you're suggesting supporting i386 18.04, but just not having install media? | 17:25 |
xnox | yes. | 17:25 |
mdeslaur | sorry, I need to re-read your post | 17:25 |
mdeslaur | I guess we could netinst a desktop system for testing | 17:26 |
xnox | mdeslaur, we support existing installs only "continue to support the declining i386 classic desktop/server user base" | 17:26 |
xnox | mdeslaur, you will boot the cloud image and install ubuntu-desktop | 17:26 |
xnox | we will have cloud images, because we must for cloud-guest container; buildds; adt testing; and to produce/test iot & core/snappy. | 17:26 |
mdeslaur | I can install a cloud image on real hardware? | 17:27 |
xnox | mdeslaur, yes. | 17:28 |
xnox | mdeslaur, it's call MAAS or subiquity | 17:28 |
mdeslaur | ah, with the subiquity installer, I see | 17:29 |
xnox | have you tried subiquity? the UX is amazing | 17:29 |
mdeslaur | xnox: can I use my mouse? :P | 17:29 |
xnox | althought it did not succeed for me, to complete. | 17:29 |
mdeslaur | no, I didn't try it | 17:29 |
xnox | mdeslaur, better you can use Alexa to guide it, thanks to the Amazon Cloud Voice recognition API | 17:30 |
mdeslaur | lol | 17:30 |
xnox | and auto-configuration with router config. | 17:30 |
jbicha | GunnarHj: I think I'll have gnome-user-guide recommend ubuntu-docs if you don't mind (instead of depends) | 17:42 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: In that case I actually think that depends is more correct. Given the pending changes in debian/rules, gnome-user-guide won't work without ubuntu-docs (no index.page file). | 17:44 |
jbicha | it depends on how big of a deal the "circular dependency" problem really is | 17:45 |
GunnarHj | Is that bad style? | 17:45 |
jbicha | I don't think I've ever experienced a problem because of it, but Debian people tell me it is bad | 17:45 |
GunnarHj | ok | 17:45 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: But then I'd say depends in gnome-user-docs and recommends in ubuntu-docs, i.e. the other way around. | 17:46 |
jbicha | I believe Debian upgrades are more complicated than Ubuntu ones | 17:46 |
jbicha | GunnarHj: ok, I'll upload gnome-user-docs with Depends: ubuntu-docs | 17:47 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Should I make that change in ubuntu-docs? | 17:47 |
GunnarHj | i.e. recommends instead of depends... | 17:48 |
Henster | hey guys , my new Msi windows laptop is looking a bit lonley should i install the 16 lts or the new 17 dual boot .. i like the idea i only need to partision one for version 17 drive ? | 17:48 |
jbicha | GunnarHj: yes, unless someone else says we can ignore the circular dependency issue on Ubuntu | 17:49 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Let's be cautious; I'll change it. | 17:50 |
Henster | should i just do Gnome .. aaah im so undesided now ,, want to cry ,,, | 17:52 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Just to be clear: I can wait with uploading ubuntu-docs 17.10.3 until after gnome-user-docs is in release, right? | 18:17 |
jbicha | GunnarHj: yes or you can upload now | 18:23 |
GunnarHj | jbicha: Hmm.. Suppose I can do it now since it no longer *depends* on u-g-d. I'll do so, so we have all the control stuff in place. | 18:26 |
cyphermox | jbicha: g-c-c MIR is "accepted" inasmuch as the only issue I have with it is that unit tests aren't being run | 18:40 |
jbicha | cyphermox: since you're here, could you look into LP: #1687474 and LP: #1686726 ? | 18:42 |
ubot5` | Launchpad bug 1687474 in gnome-user-docs (Ubuntu) "[MIR] gnome-user-docs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1687474 | 18:42 |
ubot5` | Launchpad bug 1686726 in gnome-getting-started-docs (Ubuntu) "[MIR] gnome-getting-started-docs" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1686726 | 18:42 |
cyphermox | sure, they're open tabs, I just had to deal with other stuff first :) | 18:43 |
cyphermox | oh, dh_scour: we should fix that, I saw another such bug and I should still have some code somewhere | 18:45 |
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jbicha | could you be more specific about control-center? it looks to me like we are not disabling tests there | 18:49 |
cyphermox | jbicha: g-s-s, I got things mixed up | 19:04 |
jbicha | ok, understood | 19:06 |
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