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otuborharper: thanks for the reply. I'll start working on NM renderer for Fedora, then. Thanks for the support guys :)10:00
otuborharper: still about network-manager support: If I can hack the netplan.py available() function to detect 'netplan' OR 'network-manager', I could just use the netplan renderer to have as input a v2 config file and render network-manager configuration, is that correct?14:42
otuborharper: not as beautiful as having a proper nm renderer but perhaps a quicker and cleaner way.14:43
rharperotubo: yes, we'd need to think about the policy about which netplan backend to specify when rendering;  for example, some images may have netplan which have both systemd-networkd *and* networkmanaeger15:09
otuborharper: but I think this is not exactly a problem, right? It should be specified on the configuration file which one to use.15:10
rharperotubo:  possibly, but one has to consider these things for existing images when changing behavior15:11
otuborharper: I understand. I'll write a patch and create a pull request. Then we can continue the discussion from there. But apart from 'how to detect and enable', you think this would be a reasonable approach?15:14
rharperotubo: for sure;  it does require netplan in the image;  but it's a good extension of the netplan rendering (to also render when networkmanager is present)15:16
otuborharper: oh so, I'll still need to have netplan present? Even if I hack the detection method?15:18
otuborharper: if there's no wait out of having netplan present I'll really have to write the network-maneger standalone renderer15:18
rharperotubo: yes, cloud-init netplan.py writes netplan yaml to /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml  (which is then read by netplan's generate tool which converts yaml to either systemd or networkmanager configs)15:24
smoserblackboxsw: do a cloud-init uplaod today to cosmic15:39
smoseror just "right now"15:40
smoserjust lets get something up15:40
blackboxswagreed smoser15:40
blackboxswupload proposal for cosmic https://code.launchpad.net/~chad.smith/cloud-init/+git/cloud-init/+merge/35282516:32
smoserblackboxsw: reading17:28
smoserblackboxsw: approved... should i put 'Approved' to the Status ?17:30
smoserthat kind of scares me :)17:30
blackboxswsmoser: I'm not sure here now that we have autolander.... let's not until we sort it.17:30
blackboxswyeah17:30
blackboxswI don't want to add the wrong commit message to the merge17:31
smosermy build-and-push is17:31
smoser http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7fJy6hPVBD/17:31
smoserjust make sure you do the things it does17:31
smoser(basically, build it locally... and then push the branch (ubuntu/devel) and the tag17:31
blackboxswthanks. I found I have stale incorrect pgp keys on my dev box, so I'm going through the backup of those keys now17:31
smoser:)17:32
blackboxswthen I can sign where I built it17:32
blackboxswman now that I can finally import my keys, I'm seeing timestamps on the build outfile which don't exist.21:13
blackboxswsmoser: do you have any sbuild env vars defined in your environment21:13
blackboxswlike BIN_NMU_TIMESTAMP ?21:13
blackboxswwhen trying to run the sbuild cmd I get "E: Failed to open build log /home/csmith/ubuntu/logs/../out/cloud-init_18.3-24-gf6249277-0ubuntu1_amd64-2018-08-09T21:13:35Z.build: No such file or directory21:13
blackboxswE: Error creating chroot"21:13
blackboxswwhereas ../out/cloud-init_18.3-24-gf6249277-0ubuntu1_source.build exsts21:14
blackboxswgot it. fixed my sbuild env, I didn't have a cosmic schroot setup22:12
blackboxswthough seeing lintian errors when I try to build22:13
blackboxswE: cloud-init source: untranslatable-debconf-templates cloud-init.templates: 622:13
blackboxswE: cloud-init source: not-using-po-debconf22:13
blackboxswnot sure if that should block upload or not22:13
blackboxswhrm well, it seems my upload was successful yet my signature failed to verify. https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/M7DCpqC4MP/22:51
blackboxswI don't see any launchpad emails yet about this failed upload22:51

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