=== jamesh__ is now known as jamesh [06:35] duflu: hi, don't mark oem project bugs as dupe of distro bugs, those are needed for process tracking ;) [06:35] good morning [06:36] tjaalton, OK no problem. I had a hunch that was so. Just grouped the 3 bugs that shared the same upstream link [06:36] Morning didrocks and tjaalton [06:39] duflu: yeah, i didn't bother searching for the the original bug.. thanks [06:39] hey duflu [06:39] and good evening to you :) [06:40] tjaalton, you don't have to. LP tells you the list of bugs when you add an upstream link [06:40] oh indeed [06:52] tjaalton, actually only mid-afternoon. We're not really that distant ;) [06:53] hmm where's my foxclocks when I need it ;) [06:55] huh, not available for tbird anymore [07:00] if you've got gnome-clocks installed, you can add extra clocks to the gnome-shell notification tray === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [07:03] biab [07:07] jamesh: okay, installed and enabled some.. but how to get them show up? [07:08] tjaalton: I just have a "World Clocks" section that shows underneath the calendar in the notification tray [07:08] it just shows any time zones I added in gnome-clocks [07:12] jamesh: indeed, after restarting the shell [07:17] good morning desktopers [07:27] Morning seb128 [07:27] It's been a while since I said that [07:27] hey duflu, how are you? [07:27] more than once [07:27] Going well, you seb128? [07:28] I'm good! [07:28] played tennis yesterday, slept well, and it's sunny today [07:28] I'm still not done with performance reviews though :/ hopefully today [07:28] good luck :) [07:28] thx! [07:35] Sounds like Seb's in the best possible mood, not counting the effect of the task itself [07:35] Or should be [08:01] πŸ‘‹ [08:02] hey willcooke Laney, how is the big island today? [08:02] morning willcooke, Laney [08:03] hi seb128, didrocks [08:03] Grey today [08:04] πŸ’¨πŸ’¨πŸ’¨πŸ’¨ [08:04] + [08:05] ☁☁☁ [08:07] didrocks: πŸ‡«πŸ‡·? [08:07] aw, our font doesn't have the flags [08:07] talking in emoji is very limiting [08:07] i see french flag [08:08] in hexchat... i think i see all the emojis you posted.... [08:08] I get a big F R in squares [08:08] o/ Laney [08:08] Hi willcooke [08:09] I see something weird… A mixed F and R with ? ;) [09:09] I'm getting Laney [09:09] morning, or something. [09:09] I've had meetings [09:32] Laney: I really have some doubts that we'll be able to easily merge back from debian the latest/upstream and pristine-tar branches [09:33] as importing new version will definitively end up with different commit hashes [09:33] so, basically, we should be able to "merge" them, I doubt we can just fast forward [09:37] didrocks, sounds like you're using DEP-14. It's possible (not completely sure) that my alternate approach would solve that: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bluetooth/BluezGit [09:38] Although DEP-14 is so common that common knowledge is an advantage too [09:38] duflu: well, I guess we settled on DEP-14, didn't we? [09:38] didrocks, yeah every project other than Ubuntu-BlueZ uses DEP-14 [09:39] sounds weird, we should be consistent [09:40] Well I didn't know DEP-14 existed at the time. And in the end it was still pleasing to come up with something arguably better. So not a waste of effort [09:43] didrocks: ok, is merging a problem? [09:43] Laney: I don't think so, it's just that we will never have the same branches than debian for those [09:44] and as the goal was to increase collaboration with debian, it means the same repo can't be used for both ubuntu and debian contributions [09:44] or if debian is happy to have those merge commits, I think it's fine [09:45] don't understand that bit, what is wrong with pushing merges [09:45] right [09:45] unsure if debian will take it [09:46] but if you think that's ok, great :) [09:50] don't think it'd be a problem to have those branches non fast forwarding either (i.e. reset) [09:51] good then [09:52] nice effect is that the best path is to get uploads in debian ;-) [09:59] I guess if people have/get access to the repos on salsa they can push upstream/* and pristine-tar there directly too, that might save some effort [10:03] agreed [10:10] #workflownerds [10:12] it's always a bit scary typing my password into a black screen [10:12] ...what if it didn't lock and IRC is focused... [10:12] * Laney yolo [10:17] Laney has all the fun [10:17] Says the guy trying to do linear algebra instead of having dinner [10:52] Night [11:36] * Laney goes cross eyed === doko is now known as doko_ === doko_ is now known as doko__ === doko__ is now known as doko [14:06] Laney: any idea why gbp push doesn't push the debian-branch referenced named? (ubuntu/master for instance) [14:07] no sorry, I've never used that command [14:07] it seems to be a convenient way to pull/push all related branches [14:07] like debian-branch, upstream-branch and pristine-tar branch [14:07] I see it does for the last 2 [14:07] --help of those tools usually says what it thinks the branches are [14:08] hum, doesn't seem it does for that one :/ [14:08] oh sorry [14:08] yeah, it dose [14:08] --debian-branch=DEBIAN_BRANCH [14:08] Branch the Debian package is being developed on, [14:08] default is 'ubuntu/master' [14:08] so, sounds like all good, but it still doesn't push it… [14:09] sorry, I'm not sure :( [14:09] you always checkout/pull manually in each branch? [14:09] I've used gbp pull I think, maybe? [14:10] probably? [14:10] definitely have used gbp clone [14:10] yeah, gbp pull DTRT [14:10] as gbp clone [14:10] but never the push one [14:10] only gbp push is… weird [14:10] so you checkout and push the 3 branches manually? [14:10] no, you don't need to check a branch out to push it [14:11] correct [14:11] let's forget about gbp push [14:11] but git push remote , yes [14:11] yep :) [14:11] or just git push for "origin" [14:11] ok, let's go with that [14:11] if it should work and doesn't, then that is maybe a bug that you could look into [14:11] if you wanted [14:11] yeah, trying to get the doc up first, but then, why not [14:11] it's python, not perl :) [14:11] which made my day [14:12] :3 [14:52] i'm too stupid for this [15:15] Laney, :-( [15:16] do something else for a bit, new ideas might come from stepping back? === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [16:56] gdk_set_allowed_backends ("x11"); [16:56] that'll probably do it :-) [16:56] think I need to do something to make xwayland work [17:03] gnight all [19:21] greyback: Any chance you're online for a not work related question? [21:02] Wimpress: online now, in case you are [21:06] greyback: Thanks. I was going to ask if you would go on my mate podcast, but he's changed plans now. [21:06] *mates [21:11] Wimpress: no worries! [23:13] anyone use the new gnome desktop on a 2 in 1?