=== ePierre-afk is now known as ePierre [03:28] cjwatson, hi! I confirmed the issue we were talking about yesterday with a proof of concept. I created an issue with all the details: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpadlib/+bug/1729754 [03:28] Ubuntu bug 1729754 in launchpadlib "Python3 version of launchpadlib doesn't properly upload binary attachments to Launchpad" [Undecided,New] [07:41] hello, could someone please bump the priority of those amd64/i386 builds of firefox-trunk? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+packages [07:42] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+builds [07:44] ricotz: The build farm is working through a big backlog at present. Those look like daily builds -- is it especially important that these particular daily builds be prioritised? [07:45] Particularly since they seem to FTBFS on all architectures. [07:48] wgrant, I think they are rated lower because firefox-trunk is not in the archive, and no they are not all failing [07:49] wgrant, I tend to upload one build every 2-3 days [07:51] ricotz: The armhf, arm64 and ppc64el builds have all failed. [07:51] those builds include some packaging changes and are/were close to what is merged for the next firefox beta cycle [07:51] wgrant, no they didn't, only on gcc7 [07:52] see xenial/zesty [07:53] Ah. [07:54] ricotz: So, I can bump the score if you actually need the builds done. [07:54] Rather than them just being normal daily builds that won't matter if they're missed today. [07:55] wgrant, thanks, is it possible to make firefox-trunk a normal package which result in a normal score like 2505? [07:57] ricotz: Daily builds get a slightly lower score, so that manually requested builds that people are waiting for are completed more quickly. [07:57] This does once or twice a year result in >12h waits for daily builds, but because of the nature of daily builds that's very rarely a problem. [07:58] Particularly for something like firefox, we really don't want to prioritise automated builds over builds that people need quickly. [07:58] wgrant, could you explain daily vs manually requested? [07:59] those are not recipes or such, I assume launchpad categorise them based on the upload frequency then? [08:02] wgrant, jfyi, I am currently pushing firefox 57 beta 14 to https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/firefox-next/+packages which hopefully start to built sooner :) [08:02] ricotz: Basically. Things that are uploaded frequently, particularly those that take a long time to build. [08:02] The policy is in place to maximise the responsiveness of the build farm for exactly that sort of thing. [08:02] Manual uploads that don't happen too often, and that people will complain about if they take too long. [08:03] ie. not builds from trunk [08:03] yeah, that is totally reasonable, is this explain in detail somewhere? [08:04] It's not. [08:05] It is/was just confusing to see this in compare -- https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/ubuntu/graphics-drivers/+packages?field.name_filter=mesa&field.status_filter=&field.series_filter=artful [08:05] like 2-4 uploads per day [08:08] wgrant, anyway, thank you! [08:16] What does "first author" stand for in Launchpad generated po files? [08:18] Etua: It's intended that someone involved with the translation, perhaps a contact person, could put their name and email address there. [08:20] wgrant: Do I have to put any name in there if my translation policy was open and I cannot expect any person to anwser concerns about the whole translation or stand for it in any other way? [08:21] Etua: I suspect most people leave it at the default and never even noticed it was there. [08:22] wgrant: Then I'll leave it in default state, thanks. === Trevinho is now known as Trevinho|holiday === Trevinho|holiday is now known as Trevinho|off === JanC_ is now known as JanC === hggdh is now known as WiWoWas === WiWoWas is now known as hggdh === hggdh is now known as WiWoWasWozu === WiWoWasWozu is now known as WieWoWasWozu