[00:31] hi [02:10] add yourself as a mentor to this task https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5680903613317120/ [02:10] @tsimonq2: ^^^ [02:10] also that one is for you to work on konrad11901 ^^^ [02:11] wxl: booom [07:02] elopio,could you please take a look at my task https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/5800996720607232/?sp-page=2 [07:30] wxl as i wanted to reclaim the lubuntu upgrade task i abandoned previous ubuntu task. will that affect the quality of my work? [07:40] popey as i wanted to reclaim the lubuntu upgrade task i abandoned previous ubuntu task. will that affect the quality of my work? [07:57] hi [08:04] hi [08:10] Good morning everyone [08:16] good morning [08:16] good morning :) [08:17] heesen: hey your pull request did not pass the static tests [08:41] hi [08:43] popey: so, any plans for the lxd translation task? [08:51] Hii [09:03] m4sk1n: yes, when i get a moment [09:14] hi can someone explain me this HINT: install in a virtual machine, take a snapshot, upgrade, then revert the snapshot and upgrade again to keep from having to install twice. why do we need to install twice [09:15] related to lubuntu upgrade task [09:20] Lubuntu Upgrade task asks you to do the whole "Upgrade Lubuntu" testsuite. It has four testcases, two of them ask you to upgrade from 16.04, and the other ones - from 17.10. Without creating the snapshots, you'll have to install the OS four times (2x16.04 and 2x17.10), while with snapshots you'll have to install Lubuntu twice (1x16.04 and 1x17.10). [09:22] For example, you can install the 16.04, make a snapshot, do an upgrade with update-manager, restore the snapshot and do an upgrade with an image [09:23] thanks man! [09:25] np :) [11:54] where can i get the lubuntu 18.04 image [11:56] please ignore [12:09] Hey [12:10] hi [12:12] Just saw a task on Google code in. [12:12] hi [12:33] heber, hi are you free? [12:41] daniellimws, in a couple of minutes [12:50] heber, would it be better if I left a comment in the code in task website or just mention my concerns here? [12:52] hiiii every budy i am harsh and i am gci student [12:52] hi rvcool855 [12:54] hey i want to know about GCI more can you all help me [12:55] sure, do you have any questions? === Rama is now known as Guest29395 [13:18] heber, may I know if there are any online tutorials or guides for autopilot? I can't seem to find any [13:19] there is a weird problem with the tests, everything does not work, unless the search button is clicked [13:19] i'm thinking that the app may not have been "ready" until someone clicks onto it [13:19] what do you think? [13:23] Hi! [13:24] Hi [13:25] daniellimws, it is ok to comment here and in the task as well. I will read your comments now. [13:26] ok thanks [13:27] daniellimws, regarding the tutorial. In autopilot repo you can find some tutorials in "docs" folder [13:36] HI [13:36] these tutorials are more for Qt, not gtk :/ [13:37] m4sk1n: which are you referring to? [13:37] the autopilot docs? [13:38] right they are for Qt [13:42] tutorial is only about testing Qt app [13:42] m4sk1n: yea but most concepts are actually similar [13:42] testing gtk apps isn’t very different, but there should be some good reference [13:43] is it idea for another task? :D [13:43] haha would be something good to have [13:45] for example, I don’t know how to check for styles [13:54] heber, is there anyway to check whether an object is "seen" on the screen [13:54] somehow the "visible" property is always true even if the item is not there [13:57] daniellimws, for sure there is any property that changes when it is seen in the screen [14:02] heber, really can't find any :( [14:11] daniellimws, which element is that? [14:11] heber, the gtkflowbox for categories [14:12] heber, can't seem to find a differentiating property for the category items when the arrow button is clicked [14:12] if I check for visible=True, then it will also be a pass, not sure if that will be a false positive [14:32] heber, are you able to find a property that works? [14:32] daniellimws, let me try. The problem is when you expand the categories to see more? [14:33] heber, yes, for both when it is expanded or not, the "visible" property is still true [14:52] heber, for this task, is it ok if I don't convert every single manual test to automated ones? [14:53] feel that I've spent too long on this, wanna move on to other tasks.. [15:05] Hi I just claimed the read tutorial task [15:45] heber, hi I've made a merge request and submitted the task on code in [16:02] wow [16:02] hello anyone [16:02] hello [16:03] @balloons [16:45] Hello elopio, kyrofa, sergiusens, popey and flexiondotorg! I'm Nick and I'm working on the "Package and publish your first nodejs snap" on google code in [16:45] Hey there nick-obrien, welcome! [16:45] Thank you! [16:45] nick-obrien: hello! [16:45] nick-obrien: do you want me to recommend a nice one to start? [16:45] Yes please [16:48] nick-obrien: how about https://github.com/marionebl/svg-term-cli ? [16:49] That looks really interesting. I'll give it a try! [16:52] thanks nick-obrien, let us know if you have any questions [16:53] wxl, looks like the lubuntu test tracker task is much better written than the others. Could we make them all read nicely? [16:54] Thank you [17:02] elopio, kyrofa: I remember some time ago, there was a task about snapcraft stats [17:03] hi [17:03] if someone claimed it, may we know the repo that has it? [17:03] daniellimws: https://github.com/elopio/random-scripts/pull/1 [17:03] Pull 1 in elopio/random-scripts "Add gathering data from github" [Open] [17:03] omairqazi: hello [17:04] how are you elopio [17:04] happy new year [17:05] happy new year omairqazi. I'm good, thank you. Are you starting to contribute with ubuntu? [17:06] elopio yes [17:06] omairqazi: welcome! Here you will find other people on the same journey. Feel free to leave any question you might have. [17:06] elopio chatting you for the first time [17:07] elopio well i think i am old now but new to you [17:07] i am here before 20 december [17:07] ah, yes, I was away for a couple of weeks. [17:08] elopio: is it this one? https://github.com/DeniskaMazur/SnapGatherer [17:09] daniellimws: yup [17:09] elopio i heard about you while i was completing the publish python snap and i wanted you to transfer my snap name [17:10] omairqazi: for that, you have to talk to popey or flexiondotorg, they are the admins of snapcrafters. [17:10] ok [17:10] * popey looks up [17:10] no, transferring names is done via the forum [17:10] balloons: i did ping people like a million times in here and on the hub to alert them of that but yeah sure i can do it :/ XD [17:11] oh guys i did not notice i am in the current leaders. well quantity does someone know when balloons comes online [17:12] never saw him here [17:12] omairqazi: balloons was here 30 mins ago [17:12] popey: well, the first step is to ask you to fork the repo [17:12] well, no. [17:12] I will propose a small change on the checklist to mention that it has to be done through the forum [17:12] ask the store to transfer and then we can [17:13] no point us forking when we can't push to the store because we dont own the snap [17:14] elopio: what does the snapcraft stats script do exactly? I tried to run main.py but just got stuck at Extracting repository urls [17:14] gci-leaders.netlify.com everyone knows about this nice leaderboard? [17:15] yea [17:15] and it now even links to some people's github [17:15] daniellimws: the idea is to count the number of features being used by snapcraft.yaml files in github. [17:15] wow lots of familiar names up there :) [17:16] number of features? [17:16] m4skln i know i am also there :) [17:16] omairqazi: I see [17:17] daniellimws: yes, how many snaps use a git source, for example. How many use a bazaar source, how many use a version-script, how many use each of the plugins [17:18] but maybe some of us only know about the official one [17:18] maybe [17:20] elopio: oh, so it literally searches through every repo in github that has a snapcraft.yaml? [17:21] popey: https://github.com/snapcrafters/fork-and-rename-me/pull/5/files what do you think? [17:21] Pull 5 in snapcrafters/fork-and-rename-me "Split the transfer step" [Open] [17:21] daniellimws: only the ones that have a successful build in build.snapcraft.io [17:23] oh ok that's quite cool [17:24] elopio: currently are there any more plans for snapcraft tasks? seems to be running out already [17:24] can i discuss a lubuntu problem with someone here? [17:24] daniellimws: not really, we have had our hands full reviewing the tasks. [17:25] I don't think we can handle more. But after the contest ends, we can think of following up the mentorships in case you are interested. [17:25] omairqazi: fire away or there's always #lubuntu-devel [17:25] we can define a training path with you, to focus on the things that you would like to learn. [17:26] ok in that case at the meantime, I'll try to expose myself to other things [17:26] elopio: that'll be great, thanks [17:26] elopio: i was talking about this. https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews my task is already approved as kyrofa told me just to release my snap to stable [17:27] daniellimws: there are many more tasks in the ubuntu org, and there are also many more free software orgs in need of contributions :) [17:27] any ideas when will didrocks be back? [17:28] omairqazi: nice. I agree with kyrofa that the snap should be called just instantnews, no need to prefix it. [17:29] would like to try out ubuntu desktop tasks while theres still some time left [17:29] +1, don't prefix snap names [17:29] we only end up having to re-register and rename them [17:29] omairqazi: and I didn't like that you changed the README template, it would be a lot easier for snapcrafters to contribute if it follows the same structure. [17:30] ya elopio: popey filed a bug as i was not able to register snap name instantnews [17:30] elopio: so i didn't need to change the README [17:31] kenvandine: hi, may I know more about this https://codein.withgoogle.com/tasks/5411356859695104/?sp-organization=5133577048031232&sp-is_beginner=False is there any relevant repo to apply to patch onto? [17:31] daniellimws: according to the calendar, didrocks is already back. Probably, catching up with tons of emails and requests but if you write to him, he should answer soon. [17:31] elopio: ok thanks, I'll ask when my current task gets approved [17:34] elopio: so what should i do in the README now. remove the checkmarks? [17:34] omairqazi: your REAMDE should look like this one: https://github.com/snapcrafters/offlineimap [17:35] you see that the screenshot is not at the bottom, and there's a section called snapcrafters that is not in yours [17:35] omairqazi: you can just check the differences between yours and this one: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/snapcrafters/offlineimap/master/README.md [17:36] elopio: thanks!! [17:36] elopio: if you are free now, can you have a look at this? https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/python-snap-fails-to-import-module/3237 [17:36] not urgent though [17:38] wxl: please take a look at my submission https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/5390375717961728/ [17:38] elopio: why python snaps does not work in ubuntu 17.10 [17:40] We should make all snap tasks very clear they should be done on 16.04 IMO [17:41] daniellimws: I will try to check it later today, but it might be related to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1712634 [17:41] Launchpad bug 1712634 in Snapcraft "It is not possible to build a python snap that has setup.py requirements" [High, Triaged] [17:41] popey: You made it clear enough [17:42] omairqazi: it's because snapcraft uses a different version of glibc than the host machine, I think, correct me if I'm wrong [17:43] elopio: ok thanks [17:43] Accelerator: I know. I was just asking why [17:44] omairqazi: have you tried snapcraft cleanbuild before? [17:44] still possible to package python snaps on 17.10 if you use that [17:45] perhaps not as good as doing it on 16.04, as you need to download bunch of stuff [17:45] someone suggested me but i thought it would be better to use 16.04 for now [17:45] yes it takes a long tim [17:45] time [17:45] if i abandon some task will that affect the quality of my work [17:46] I'm not sure, if you abandon, won't the quality be 0? [17:48] popey: I updated the package and publish tasks to mention 16.04 [17:48] yay [17:48] thanks [17:50] elopio: is this correct? https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews/blob/master/README.md [17:52] hi popey fork my repo (https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews) into github.com/snapcrafters, transfer the snap name (omairqazi-instantnews) to snapcrafters, and configure the repo for automatic publishing into edge on commit [17:52] omairqazi: as I mentioned earlier, transferring the name requires a post in the store category on the forum [17:53] ok popey [17:53] also [17:53] https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews/blob/master/snap/snapcraft.yaml [17:53] omairqazi: yes, that looks better. You can remove the [ ] from the name of the snap. And for some reason, all your text is bold. You might have left an open tag or something. [17:53] I would register instantnews and change the yaml so it isn't prefixed with your name [17:53] thanks popey [17:54] if i reclaim an abandoned will that affect the quality [17:54] omairqazi: you are missing the text "This is the snap for instantnews, " [17:54] cause lubuntu upgrade task was not working before [17:54] ok elopio [17:55] omairqazi: i think if your task is done properly generally the quality should be there right? [17:55] even though you abandonned it before [17:55] ok thanks [17:55] yay [17:56] omairqazi: newsapi.org should be a link. And on the snapcraft.yaml, I don't understand why you chose version: 2.0.0. [17:57] omairqazi: you could use version: '1.2.4' and on the part, source-commit: de233b38a7ed8a6ed440e1700f02c1ef65f581a7 [17:57] thank you very much elopio [17:58] thanks to you omairqazi [18:03] elopio: how is it now? https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews The rest i will do tomorrow(IST) [18:04] omairqazi: there is an <"/p> in there, but it's looking good [18:05] elopio: how is it now? https://github.com/omairqazi/omairqazi-instantnews [18:07] looks good to me. [18:07] thanks [18:07] thanks everyone! bye! will come tomorrow [18:08] bye [18:08] for now i will sleep [21:46] Does anyone know if Launchpad has some technical problems? I can't confirm any bug (timeout error) :/ [21:49] nevermind [22:00] it's pretty common here [22:04] wxl: are you there? [22:06] or tsimonq2? [22:07] konrad11901: yo [22:08] Holy heck, I gotta pick up wxl's slack here :P [22:08] konrad11901: Reviewing [22:08] oh umm [22:08] what are you reviewing? [22:09] Oh [22:10] * tsimonq2 just sort of assumed things needed reviewing and checked the dashboard only to find four things ready [22:10] konrad11901: Anyways, what's up? :) [22:10] :D [22:10] one question [22:10] about the "Imrpove Lubuntu bug reports" task [22:10] Yea [22:10] should I do something like I did here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxtask/+bug/1722901? [22:10] Launchpad bug 1722901 in lxtask (Ubuntu) "lxtask can not change priority of process" [Undecided, Confirmed] [22:11] I just want to be sure if I'm doing this task as I should before moving to other bugs :) [22:12] So, the point of that task is to get three bugs ready to be worked on. [22:12] yes [22:12] (By whatever means, through providing more info, editing descriptions, etc.) [22:12] But I think that counts for one, yeah. [22:13] (Because you're helping be a lot more specific with the description.) [22:13] ok, thanks a lot :) [22:13] Thank YOU for working on the task and helping to make Ubuntu better. ;) [22:20] sorry busy at work konrad11901. but did you notice your bug about the release upgrader is now assigned? should be fixed soon :) [22:23] yes, I noticed it [22:23] :) [23:56] Hi, I have just started. So I installed ubuntu-desktop today and I am trying to get familiar with it.