=== signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz [04:49] nacc: yeah, I think cjwatson has a point, and the way you suggest makes sense. Perhaps it should be part of the phasing script - operate in either import mode or change alias mode? Though perhaps that'll be painful because in import mode you're focused on new publications and are already filtering on that? === signed8b_ is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz [10:17] i'm familiar with github, where if I want to make a small change to someones project I fork it, do a "git clone", make the change, git commit, git push, then make a pull request. This is my first encounter with launchpad, and I don't see a fork button. Is "import a branch" what I need? Is it the same process as github? [10:19] i don't know what Bazaar is, but judging from https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git i have a choice between Bazaar and git, correct? [10:20] The process is roughly the same. [10:20] You clone, push, and then make a pull request. [10:20] However there is no explicit "fork" action. You just push to your own space and Launchpad knows that it's a fork. [10:20] "pull request" -> "merge proposal" [10:20] sounds reasonable === ePierre is now known as ePierre-afk [10:31] fatal: repository 'https://code.launchpad.net/~duplicity-team/duplicity/+git/' not found [10:31] fatal: repository 'https://code.launchpad.net/duplicity/' not found [10:31] the help page says a default repository will be used, but it's not finding one [10:32] those errors are from a "git clone.." cmd [10:33] Looks like they use bzr, not git. [10:35] oh shit, i didn't know they weren't interoperable. So if I want to contribute to duplicity, i have to install and study some Bazaar tool? [10:36] If duplicity uses bzr, then that's the primary answer, yes. There are some tools (like git-remote-bzr?) that try to bridge the gap. Which VCS to use is a per-repository choice on Launchpad. [12:02] Hi, is there a way to convert https://launchpad.net/~linux-rdma into a Lanuchpad group? [12:05] bdrung_work: since it's just an autocreated person, we could rename it out of the way if you need to create a team? [12:05] bdrung_work: please file a ticket on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion if so [12:07] cjwatson, thanks. i created https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/660443 === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === heber_ is now known as heber === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit_Zzz is now known as signed8bit === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit_Zzz is now known as signed8bit === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === Vorpal is now known as Guest29637 [21:20] cjwatson: when you get a moment, if you could read my comments in LP: #1730734, I believe it shows a potential problem with the importer changes we recently did. Maybe not serious, but just want to get your opinion [21:20] Launchpad bug 1730734 in usd-importer "importer: having only one import record for every publish means the commit date is no longer identical to the publishing date" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1730734 === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz