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Nafallomorning team07:44
dufluMorning Nafallo08:27
seb128good mroning desktopers08:28
seb128hey duflu, how is today?08:28
dufluSorry my head is cloudy. Too many years with very little linear algebra makes for a slow duflu08:28
dufluMorning seb12808:28
dufluSee above08:28
dufluHow are you seb128?08:28
tjaaltonseb128: are we getting mutter 3.28?08:29
seb128I'm good, still tired though08:29
duflutjaalton, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175107008:29
ubot5`Ubuntu bug 1751070 in budgie-desktop (Ubuntu) "mutter 3.28 transition" [Wishlist,In progress]08:29
tjaaltonok08:29
* duflu crosses fingers08:30
tjaaltonthing is that the diff to force 8bit rgb doesn't apply to 3.26 since it's missing stuff08:30
tjaaltonI'm not even sure if it would matter there08:31
tjaaltonsince it doesn't have meta_egl_choose_config()08:31
flexiondotorgMorning desktopers08:32
seb128hey flexiondotorg08:34
seb128tjaalton, so that transition nows require us to update the shell stack to 3.27?08:34
tjaaltonseb128: i'm saying it might not affect mutter 3.2608:35
seb128ah08:35
seb128so back to investigate what's the issue that makes clutter autopkg red?08:35
tjaaltonmutter disables some clutter tests that clutter itself doesn't08:37
tjaaltonat least one of them was now failing08:37
seb128so back to recommending just skipping that one?08:38
seb128did anyone tested that the new stack doesn't result in a buggy session, with xorg and wayland?08:39
tjaaltonI've been using it with xorg for weeks08:39
seb128and did you try to log into wayland session?08:40
tjaaltontrying now08:41
seb128thx08:41
tjaaltonseems to work08:42
tjaaltonbut this is intel, AIUI it would need a driver that uses gallium (radeon, swrast)08:43
seb128the discussions about that transition seem tedious08:44
seb128I would just like to know what's the way out08:44
seb128we need to unblock things, other work needs to land :/08:44
tjaaltonlooks like moving i965_dri.so aside breaks logging in08:45
tjaaltonthought it would use swrast then08:45
tjaaltonguess it tries to respawn the session, and i'm locked out08:46
tjaaltoncan't access anything :)08:46
seb128:/08:47
seb128duflu, we said no bluetooth meeting this week right? (iirc konrad is not there?)08:50
dufluseb128, sounds right08:51
seb128good, so I'm staying outside a bit longer :)08:51
dufluseb128, isn't it cold there?08:51
seb128duflu, only -7°C :)08:53
seb128k, I'm changing location, back in 5-10 min08:57
willcookemorning all08:57
Nafallomorning willcooke :-)08:59
Nafallo17:08:49 <seb128> hehe08:59
Nafallo17:08:50 <Nafallo> and the release days :-D08:59
Nafallo17:08:59 <seb128> good luck08:59
Nafallomeh08:59
Nafallonot that button...08:59
Laneymoin oin09:01
seb128hey willcooke Laney, how is u.k today?09:11
willcookehi seb128, some nice snow here over night09:19
willcookeQuite nice this morning, the kids all get very excited when they open their curtains09:20
seb128:)09:20
darkxsthey willcooke, seb128, Laney09:21
jibelseb128, hi, do you  have a bug associated to the removal of ecryptfs?09:22
jibelin ubiquity09:22
willcookeyo darkxst09:22
seb128jibel, hey, no, would that be useful/better?09:22
seb128hey darkxst09:22
jibelseb128, no, it was just to add it to the commit log for the sake of documentation.09:23
darkxstwillcooke, we must almost be due for some snow, but right now its just a smoky mess outside ;( fires down in the valley09:24
seb128jibel, the security team is due to write a post about that "this week" since january, we agreed that they are too busy and that it shouldn't block the commit09:24
willcookedarkxst, :((09:24
Laneyhey seb128 darkxst09:25
Laneyand willcooke jibel too09:25
willcookehoy Laney, snow?09:25
Laneypoor showing09:25
willcooke:(09:25
Laneyhoping my fuschias are surviving09:26
* Laney fleeced them up09:26
darkxstseb128, isnt g-s-d using systemd user sessions? and a bunch of other services? really the only r-dep I can find that still uses X-GNOME-Autostart-Delay is probably update-notifier09:27
darkxst^(re gnome-session patches obviously)09:28
seb128darkxst, no, GNOME isn't using systemd user sessions09:28
seb128L_aney is working on that09:28
seb128see https://trello.com/c/9kiXF8rW/28-systemd-user-session-for-gnome-shell09:28
seb128tkamppeter, hey, did you see jbicha's question the other day about whether you plan to update system-config-printer in bionic?09:30
seb128tkamppeter, Debian has a newer version than us09:30
mitya57Trevinho: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtbase-opensource-src/5.9.4+dfsg-0ubuntu3 contains your Qt patch09:31
darkxstseb128, ok will have a look09:34
seb128tjaalton, so what's the conclusion about clutter/autopkg/transition?09:36
tkamppeterjbicha, seb128, no, but I planned updating it today, to version 1.5.1109:38
seb128tkamppeter, k, that version is already in Debian if that helps you09:40
seb128tkamppeter, also did you see my comment on https://trello.com/c/kMTto6kl/2-fix-printing-of-filled-pdf-forms-using-qpdf ?09:40
tjaaltonseb128: xorg and totem work fine even with swrast, i can't test radeon but could add a workaround in /etc/drirc09:41
tjaaltonneeds mesa upload though09:41
seb128tjaalton, well I don't know if that's needed09:42
seb128what would you recommend doing?09:42
tjaaltonaccept what we have now09:42
seb128I'm not following you :/ do you have confidence the update is fine and should be forced in or reserves on whether it might screw users on some videocards/drivers?09:42
seb128Laney, ^ wdyt?09:43
tjaaltoniff mutter 3.26 would be affected, then the workaround is to log in to x09:43
tjaaltonor i'll force-disable the 10bit support in drirc09:45
seb128there is something wrong in our process if we can't test that case upfront without relying on screwing users and waiting them to report back09:45
tjaaltonwell, does anyone here have radeon?09:46
tjaaltonno09:46
tjaalton(i bet)09:46
tjaaltonI need to head out for a bit09:47
seb128if we don't even have a radeon machine in ubuntu engineering then something is indeed wrong and we need to get somebody to buy/expense one imho...09:47
seb128tjaalton, k, thanks for the update, let's see if Laney has an opinion on what we should do09:47
tjaaltonI have at the office but it's -15C and won't be going there today09:48
seb128k09:48
tjaaltonI'll just add the drirc workaround and upload09:48
tkamppeterseb128, I have downloaded it. wiull merge it.09:48
seb128tjaalton, thx09:49
LaneyI don't understand the problem09:49
LaneyIf the tests are now wrong, upload clutter to fix or drop them09:49
seb128tjaalton, thanks, sorry for being annoying about that, I just want things to get unblocked :/09:49
LaneyIf they are right and there's a problem, it should be fixed09:49
seb128tjaalton, that's going to fix clutter's tests?09:49
tjaaltonno09:49
tjaaltonjust gnome-shell09:49
tjaaltonmakes sure it doesn't break on wayland09:50
seb128so is anyone looking at the clutter test issue?.09:50
LaneyI think tseliot was looking into the clutter/cogl thing specifically09:50
seb128that's blocking the transition still :/09:50
seb128ah ok09:50
seb128tseliot, hey :)09:50
tjaaltoni'd say screw clutter09:51
seb128we can't do that09:51
tjaaltontotem works09:51
seb128as Laney said, either it's a real issue and we need to fix it09:51
seb128or it's not one but we understand what's going on and decide it's ok to skip09:51
tjaaltonwell, the mutter patch is for 3.2709:51
tjaaltoncogl is way older09:52
seb128but clutter tests aren't on a GNOME stack09:52
seb128so that update might still screw standalone clutter users09:52
tjaaltonI'll upload this after lunch, sorry09:52
seb128no problem09:52
seb128enjoy lunch!09:52
seb128Laney, can we hint gtk to ignore the clutter autopkg so it gets in?09:57
tseliotseb128, Laney: I'm working on it09:57
seb128or is it going to be blocked by that transition anyway?09:58
seb128I guess it it picked the proposed version that's because they need to go together?09:58
seb128tseliot, thanks09:58
tseliotxserver, mesa, and the nvidias should go in together, yes09:59
seb128but gtk?10:01
Laneynot sure why the test got the mesa stack from proposed10:03
Laneythat indicates that it picked up a dep or something10:03
LaneyI could add the hint though and then we'll see if it works or not10:11
Laneythis isn't the fault of gtk10:11
* Laney stabs bzr10:17
Laney"These branches have diverged" never fails to make me want to cry10:17
seb128:/10:18
oSoMoNsnowy morning, desktoppers10:19
Laneyok, there, let's see10:20
Laneyhey oSoMoN10:20
Laneybeen out making a snowman?10:20
seb128Laney, thx!10:20
seb128hey oSoMoN10:20
oSoMoNLaney is watching me ⛄10:24
oSoMoNhey seb128 !10:24
oSoMoNanyone else having issues connecting to canonistack instances?10:25
oSoMoNthe one that I use for my IRC bouncer is off, and the web console is currently unavailable10:26
Laneythey've been doing restarts for spectre10:27
oSoMoNright, that might be it10:28
Laneycould be10:28
tseliotLaney: hey, how can I use local packages with autopkgtest ?10:47
tseliotLaney: or, how do I test my new packages?10:50
tseliotoh "Run tests from Debian .dsc source package"10:50
popeyoSoMoN: one for you maybe? https://www.reddit.com/r/libreoffice/comments/80uyx8/different_version_numbers_of_libreoffice_snap/10:55
Laneyyou can give it a .dsc and that will be built and tested or an amd64+source.changes if you already built it10:55
oSoMoNpopey, that's weird, let me read this again and try to make sense of it10:56
jibelseb128, I reviewed your MP, it needs a small fix and it's all good.10:56
Laneytseliot: or if you fix in a different package you can give those debs on the commandline too10:57
Laneylike if you wanted to add a new cogl in10:57
Laneyand test clutter10:57
tseliotLaney: how?10:57
Laneyafter the source package to test10:57
Laneysee autopkgtest(1) - it calls those 'testbinary'10:58
oSoMoNpopey, that looks like a bug in gnome-software that's displaying info from the candidate channel11:00
oSoMoNoh wait, it's not a bug, you can click on the channel label in the details to switch channels11:01
oSoMoNI'm not sure why candidate is selected by default though11:01
tseliotLaney: ok, thanks11:07
jibelsince the update of gnome-terminal this morning in bionic, symlinks in byobu are blinking. Is anyone seeing that?11:21
jibelmy eyes are bleeding11:21
popeyyes11:23
popeysomeone told me this happens in some other terminals a while back11:23
jibelpopey, is there a bug for it?11:23
popeydunno, I only just noticed when you mentioned it11:24
jibelokay, I'll report one11:24
jibelpopey, thanks11:24
popeyits not just urls11:24
popeysymlinks do too11:24
popey(here anyway)11:24
seb128jibel, great, thanks11:24
jibelyes, what I said.11:24
popeyoh, i read it as urls.. duh11:24
jibeland just in byobu, without it it's fine11:25
popeydont think it's since this morning btw11:25
popeyI haven't updated for a few days11:25
seb128Laney, gtk migrated, thanks :)11:26
Laneynp11:30
jbichajibel: I don't know what you're talking about but blinking text is a new feature 😉 https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/commit/?id=38396ef811:32
* popey blinks11:34
* xnox pukes11:41
tseliotLaney, tjaalton: I suspect the regression in virtualbox that's blocking X is more like the test looking for the vboxvideo.ko, which is not even mentioned in the sourceshttp://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#gdbm  https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-bionic/bionic/amd64/v/virtualbox/20180227_201549_c6f06@/log.gz11:42
tseliotas all the modules build here11:43
oSoMoNbah, we had that back in the 90s with the HTML blink element11:43
tjaaltontseliot: the maintainer knows, and said it should be badtested11:43
ahayzenHmm Tilix has an option for Blink Mode, wonder if that'll switch it off, gnome-terminal doesn't seem to have such an option (at least in 17.10 :-) )11:44
tseliottjaalton: badtested?11:44
tjaaltontseliot: ignored11:44
tseliottjaalton: ok, it makes sense, looking at the logs11:45
oSoMoNseb128, is there anything blocking the promotion of libepubgen to main?11:45
seb128jibel, k, I pushed an update which should fix that and remove the autopilot corresponding file as well11:47
Laneytseliot: apw (oh hi) usually takes care of that one I think11:47
seb128oSoMoN, no, just too much to do, I did it now11:52
jibelseb128, thx11:52
seb128jibel, thank you for testing&reviewing11:52
oSoMoNseb128, thanks!11:52
seb128oSoMoN, yw!11:52
apwtseliot, wassup ?11:59
tseliotapw: the tests for virtualbox are looking for a module (vboxvideo.ko) that is not there any more https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-bionic/bionic/amd64/v/virtualbox/20180227_201549_c6f06@/log.gz12:00
tseliotapw: and this is one of the things blocking xorg-server: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#gdbm12:00
tseliotvbox builds without problems here12:01
apwtseliot, that log shows it failing to check the version correctly, but the thing _is_ there12:03
apwtseliot, that said that is meant to be fixed ...12:03
tseliotapw: oh, I suppose that comes from virtualbox-guest-dkms, I only tested virtualbox-dkms12:04
apwtseliot, anyhow that can be ignored as it has passed otherwise12:05
apwtseliot, but i did all the work to make this work, and yet it is not applied, wtf12:05
tseliotheh12:06
* duflu masters elliptical hysteresis12:15
* duflu forgot to eat12:15
apwtseliot, oh no it is there, just that that one driver is now officially in staging12:33
tseliotoh12:33
apwtseliot, and dkms is very very dumb when handling this12:47
apwtseliot, hinted anyhow12:54
xnoxseb128, should encrypt-home be dropped from user-setup udeb too? such the d-i does not ask those questions.13:14
xnoxseb128, i know that we may use native-fisesystem encryption in the future, but until then, imho it's better to drop the code alltogether.13:14
xnoxseb128, we have version control to resurrect things.13:14
seb128xnox, if you want to sure, I didn't want to have to chase kubuntu people to know what they wanted to do so I only removed the option from the installer we use in Ubuntu Desktop13:15
seb128but it probably makes sense to remove it from d-i is we support that one13:16
seb128is->if13:16
xnoxseb128, my thinking was that the underlying tech is unsupportable, reliably, any more =/13:16
xnoxseb128, was this requested by security team, no? i wonder if i should double check with tyhicks13:17
seb128that might be the case, I'm not going to stop you if you want to go further13:17
seb128yeah, he said it was going to move to universe13:17
seb128not to be removed from the archive13:17
seb128so I guess flavors could still use it if they wanted13:17
seb128but you are right, it's probably not a good thing to do13:18
Laneytseliot: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/z44XsGY8NS/ I thought that might be useful to you13:19
Laneythe remaining xorg-server failure13:19
Laneypasted it twice in there by mistake, go to line 10013:20
Laneysoup time, bbbbbbbbbbbbrb13:21
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jbichaLaney: have you consider adding totem to the minimal-remove list?14:08
jbichaand what about ubuntu-web-launchers??14:09
Laneydon't ask me, I'm not sure what the specification is, I just copied the list didrocks came up with14:14
jbichaok, I'll add it to the big stack I have for him :)14:15
tseliotLaney: I'll have a look at it, thanks14:18
Laneyjbicha: wi_llcooke could probably assist you14:20
Laneydon't think you'll get away with ubuntu-web-launchers14:21
Laneynice try though :P14:21
seb128jibel, thanks for the reviews, sorry for the stupid mistake I didn't do any extra testing after the previous changes, should have I guess14:24
seb128jibel, going to fix that in a bit14:24
jibelseb128, np, I fixed them and continuing with the review14:26
jbichait would be controversial if u-web-launchers was included and it's more noticeable when the Dock & Activities Overview are more empty14:26
seb128jibel, great, thx14:26
willcookejbicha, totem seems like a good idea, but I dont want to cause more changes, so if it can be added to the list easily, wfm.  u-w-l I think we'd need to keep really.  But I will defer to didrocks who is back tomorrow14:28
Laneycontroversial to who?14:28
LaneyI think it's as controversial as it's going to get anyway14:28
jbichathere will be complaints and I expect reviewers will notice14:29
jbichaas far as controversies goes, this one is kinda "minimal" though ;)14:30
seb128sorry I changed location and closed IRC, what's the suggestion?14:34
seb128jibel, if the rest is fine do you want to merge my branch and commit your fix after it, or me to include your changes?14:36
jbichaseb128: I suggested that ubuntu-web-launchers be added to the minimal-remove list14:37
seb128ah14:37
seb128willcooke, don't make didrocks be unhappy on his day back by having to have it to make a call for things he doesn't care about/didn't make the requirement for :)14:39
willcookeseb128, well, I said I didnt want to make more changes, so I've said no already, but if he wants to say yes, thats fine by me14:43
seb128k, wfm14:43
willcooke:)14:43
seb128it's easy to tweak that list now, thanks to L_aney14:44
jibelseb128, I'll test on kubuntu just in case, then apply my changes and merge your proposal14:50
seb128jibel, k, you might hit the issue raised on #ubuntu-release with the kde installer though14:51
jibelseb128, oh, okay, I'll just approve and merge then14:52
seb128thx :)14:52
jibeland have a look at this kde crash14:52
seb128jibel, it looks weird, the diff has no mention of that secureboot label14:52
jibelseb128, the page layout changed, maybe the xml is broken a bit14:53
jibeli'll see14:53
Laneydon't duplicate too much with tsimonq214:53
amanojibel, blinking cursors is a new feature in gnome-terminal14:56
amanoyou can turn that off in the preferences14:57
xnox=/14:58
xnoxi really hope we can ship a sensible default of non-blinking, for the sake of epileptic users.14:59
amano(in your gnome-terminal profile to be exact)14:59
jibelamano, okay, but blinking symlinks is byobu is not nice. I suppose the default theme of byobu needs fixing15:00
jibels/is/in/15:00
jibelwhich reminds me I had to file a bug15:01
jbichaseb128: should I go ahead and upload e-d-s 3.27 late today to avoid FFe paperwork?15:03
amanoI guess the reason for Egmond Kobleder was that if an app thinks that it has  a good reason to blink  (e. g. attention grabbing) , let it blink15:03
seb128jbicha, that's going to add up to the mesa/gnome-desktop transition if we do that right?15:03
jbichayes15:03
seb128so please don't15:03
jbichaok15:03
seb128tseliot and tjaalton are working on clearing those out15:03
seb128let them today at least15:04
jbichajibel: as a workaround, Terminal > Edit > Preferences > Allow blinking text15:06
amanospeaking of gnome-terminal: is there still a Unity CSD patch applied or does it still lack a symbol for the preferences in the title bar?15:07
jbichaamano: ?15:08
amanoa preferences button next to minimise/maximise/close15:09
amanothere should be one, I guess15:10
jbichaI still don't understand15:11
seb128jbicha, he seems to want an hamburger menu in a csd decoration?15:11
seb128upstream wishlist15:11
amanoah ok, it is still not there upstream then.15:13
jibeljbicha, thanks, that's fine. I don't spend my day starring at symlinks and can bear it until the default is fixed :)15:13
amano(yes, a hamburger menu ;)   )15:13
jbichaamano: you mean headerbars (aka client-side decorations)?15:14
amanoyes, headerbars ;)15:14
jbichathat's a rough spot with the Terminal maintainer, there is a bit of progress there but it may take a while, see GNOME bug 75679815:15
ubot5`Gnome bug 756798 in general "Gnome-Terminal Header Bar (Client-Side Decorations)" [Enhancement,New] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=75679815:15
jbichamaybe the kind of person who enjoys dealing with low-level terminal emulation coding isn't as quick to adopt new UI stuff :)15:16
jbichaalso, terminal is more complex than most GNOME apps15:16
amanothanks. I always thought that was hidden in Unity . But I like Egmond's work with 2.27/28. The new preferences window looks very clean 😍15:17
amanoit always felt a bit weird to have separate preferences and profile preferences15:18
amanos/2.27/3.2715:33
jibelLaney, there is no minimal install on kubuntu with your patch. Is it expecteD?16:22
jibelOTOH it does not crash16:23
Laneyjibel: yeah they don't have it16:24
Laneyit's per flavour16:24
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jibelokay. Everything else is going well16:25
Laneygreat16:30
Laneythanks for being a ubi reviewer16:30
tjaaltonLaney, seb128: I've verified that the clutter test failures were indeed due to the 10bit configs, verified by adding workarounds to drirc for each failing test binary16:46
tjaaltonnow hoping tseliot has a working cogl soon :)16:46
tseliottjaalton: unfortunately my patch didn't really work. I'm getting the exact same failures16:48
tjaaltonok, bah16:49
tseliottjaalton: well, the autopkgtest command ignored my local packages, that's why16:52
tseliotoh, no it didn't16:53
tseliotI misread16:53
tjaaltonI'll try something quick..16:58
tjaaltonno dice17:09
tjaaltonactually17:11
tjaaltonit looks like clutter itself is to blame after all, the tests I mean17:11
tjaaltonwould be interesting to see how cogl tests would fare17:11
seb128tjaalton, hum, I've difficulty following, we are basically at the same point as yesterday then?17:12
tjaaltonyes17:12
seb128clutter is failing and nobody has a clue why/how to fix it17:12
tjaaltonI'll check if cogl tests (which aren't built) fail17:15
seb128tjaalton, that puts us in a tricky position :/17:15
seb128unsure what to do from there17:15
seb128ff is tomorrow and thats blocking other work to land17:15
seb128we could delete that stack from proposed since it seems not ready17:16
tjaaltoni know17:16
seb128or pile other things17:16
seb128or delay other lands, screw schedule, need extra ffe, etc17:16
seb128none of options is great :/17:16
seb128tjaalton, do you need help from somebody and if so what kind of somebody? like what bits are not understandable in the test failure?17:17
tjaaltonI'll just revert stuff from mesa then17:18
tseliottjaalton: would that allow libglvnd and nvidia to work?17:19
tjaaltonunrelated17:19
tseliotok, good17:20
andyrockkenvandine hey hey17:24
andyrockkenvandine do you know if GsAuth is used just for snapd and ubuntu-reviews g-s plugins?17:25
andyrockwe might need to modify it in order to get g-s integrated with g-o-a17:26
tjaaltonseb128, tseliot: I'll just flip the default in mesa and be done with it for now..17:29
tjaaltonno need to revert anything17:30
kenvandineandyrock, i really don't know17:30
kenvandineandyrock, robert_ancell would probably know17:30
andyrockthanks I'll ping him tonight17:30
Laneyandyrock: It is, yes, but I think there were plans to support donations which might use this17:31
LaneyYou should go to #gnome-software and discuss your changes there with hughsie I think17:31
andyrockkk17:31
tjaaltonmesa uploaded17:38
tseliottjaalton: yes, we can figure this out later. Thanks17:38
tjaaltonright, I'll start by checking the cogl tests first17:40
seb128tjaalton, thx!17:42
willcookecalling it EOD, night all18:09
oSoMoNsame here, it's been a productive day, see ya all tomorrow18:10
Laneyo/ too18:22
cyphermoxjbicha: is vanilla-gnome still something? because your tasksel changes from last cycle do not work (and aren't supposed to, as-is)19:48
jbichacyphermox: it's a thing, what's not working?20:04
kenvandinevanilla-gnome reminds me of the old days of stracciatella-session to get a "mostly GNOME upstream" (vanilla) session20:19
kenvandinejaunty i think20:19
kenvandinehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Jaunty/StracciatellaSession20:20
kenvandinewow, that was created the very day I joined canonical :)20:20
sarnoldnice :)20:21
seb128jbicha, debconf on gtk3 is landing it seems :)20:37
seb128shame that all the tests are getting screwed by that font conflict :/20:37
seb128update_excuses is a stack of red20:37
seb128I hope somebody has a magic retry-all script20:38
andyrockjbicha: hey hey21:44
andyrockbuilding the deb of gnome-online-account I get several warnings treated as errors21:44
andyrockI just do "debuild -b"21:46
jbichaI use sbuild21:54
jbichayou could pastebin the build log?21:54

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