[01:23] I see walbon's left, but just in case they're reading logs, "apt-listchanges --all foo.deb" is probably the single straightforward command they were looking for [02:08] What does the SRU Team think about bug 1770678? [02:08] bug 1770678 in simbody (Ubuntu) "[SRU] Simbody package ships erroneous paths for blas/lapack in the cmake module" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1770678 [02:09] It's the Debian maintainer asking for a no-change rebuild of their package in Artful. [04:57] Guess https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/imagemagick/+bug/1117481 can be closed up with perhaps a little QA [04:57] Launchpad bug 1117481 in ImageMagick "Imagemagick lacks support for webp" [Undecided,New] === maclin1 is now known as maclin === giraffe is now known as Guest5068 === mhcerri_ is now known as mhcerri [12:51] tseliot: hi, will you SRU the /dev/nvidia-uvm-tools fix for bionic as well please? [12:55] ginggs: yes, I uploaded in cosmic today, and I hope to SRU that soon [13:22] tseliot: thanks [13:52] jbicha: hi, good morning/afternoon, #1737053 came to my attention as I'm preparing a new apache upload for cosmic [13:52] jbicha: looks like brotli is still in universe [13:53] should I just upload the new apache which can depend on it, and then libbrotli1 will be pulled into main? Or should some action be taken before by an AA about it? [13:54] I don't see it in excuses, even though cosmic-proposed has one upload from may 4th [13:54] ah, that upload is the one that failed the armhf build [13:54] go ahead and upload, it will be noticed for promotion to main once something in main pulls it in [13:57] rbasak: hi, could you please import brotli? It's in universe now, but will be promoted to main [13:59] ack [14:00] rbasak: th [14:00] thx [14:02] Importing [15:13] ahasenack: the import was successful [15:14] rbasak: thanks [15:30] anyone know how to fix mk-sbuild in Xenial to get a Cosmic schroot? It's failing to create the schroot with 'Package pkg-create-dbgsym has no installation candidate" in mk-sbuild. (I'm not yet able to upgrade to Bionic at this time) [15:32] teward: ignore the warning [15:32] teward: I got that on bionic creating bionic schroots too but it seems to work fine [15:33] mdeslaur: well I ask because it hard-failed [15:33] oh, hrm [15:33] mdeslaur: 'twas not a warning, was a hard-fail "error" [15:34] i've got a Bionic system at home, I can test there to see if this is a Xenial-specific mk-sbuild issue, and if it is then I'll probably open bugs, but until then I can't test it (because "work") [15:34] I got a hard fail too, IIRC, and the schroot still works [15:34] have you tried the resulting chroot? [15:35] waiting for the other schroots to finish updating (I have a "fire and forget" script that fires off all the updates for supported release chroots) [15:35] i've only got so much computing power on this here system :p [15:37] ginggs: mrbayes and esys-particle autopkg tests are still running, but any other openmpi autopkg test failures are real [15:39] mdeslaur: huh, working now. I worry that something that's supposed to be in the chroot isn't because installation exploded at one step. [15:43] doko: ok, will have a look - not sure what can be done about all the armhf FTBFS [15:44] Have differential privacy/data anonymization been evaluated for the ubuntu telemetry? for example this could be used http://arx.deidentifier.org/ === mhcerri_ is now known as mhcerri [18:23] debootstrap in bionic doesn't know about cosmic yet; how can I work around that? [18:23] (To mk-sbuild, for clarity.) [18:24] sudo ln -s gutsy /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/cosmic [18:26] Hmm, that should have been more obvious to me. [18:26] Thanks! [18:33] i had the same question, actually. are you suggesting, cjwatson, to just build as "gutsy" after the symlink? [18:33] wxl: i did that [18:33] and have for bionic, etc. [18:34] it's basically what i've had to do while not on the latest release(s) [18:34] huh, ok [18:34] * wxl buys more band-aids :/ [18:53] wxl: The debootstrap hasn't changed since gutsy, so it's just reused via symlink. [19:07] Odd_Bloke: well i guess it DOES make sense then :) [20:25] doko: does bug 1770748 have to go directly to the TB? Why not the ubuntu-devel@ ML first? [20:25] bug 1770748 in ilmbase (Debian) "ilmbase symbols files were dropped by the forced merge" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1770748 [20:26] I'm talking about should-we-maintain-C++-symbols-files in this case question. [20:27] (because I have an opinion on that technical point, and I'd like to hear the opinions of others) [20:56] rbasak: sure, we can have the technical discussion there, not sure about the procedures [23:53] I personally think that this escalated way too quickly [23:54] jbicha: re: i386? [23:55] no, me being referred to the TB about the ilmbase issue [23:55] ah. can't really comment there. [23:56] I assume the referral wasn't meant to be personal but that doesn't help relieve the stress much [23:57] yeah it doesn't read as personal to me [23:59] mdeslaur: just an FYI, I didn't run into that issue with pkg-create-dbgsym during chroot development when building the Cosmic chroot in a Bionic environment. Guess something with Xenial's sbuild/schroot doesn't like Cosmic?