=== Nafallo_ is now known as Nafallo [13:09] could a release manager target bug #1772374 for bionic? [13:09] bug 1772374 in OEM Priority Project "ubiquity need mount point /sys/firmware/efi/efivars" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1772374 [18:12] bdmurray: I'm trying to write a bugpattern and even when I revert to the unmodified bugpatterns.xml file and run ./test-local, it crashes saying: line 275, in download assert m, 'bug description must contain standard apport format data' [18:14] ohh, does it not like the fact that the bug I'm trying to dupe against wasn't itself filed by apport? [18:17] probably, it'll skip the bug, as a candidate, if it was not reported by apport [18:17] ohh, wait... I get it... test-local doesn't want the master bug number, it wants a single bug number to check if it matches a pattern [18:18] Yes, that's true. [18:39] ok, I got a pattern, search-bugs over the last 5 days finds a dozen dupes, no false positives... woot [18:39] so now I just commit and push? [18:40] Did you manually mark those duplicates or use -C to have the tool mark them as dupes? [18:51] bdmurray: not marked anything yet... [18:51] is it that if I commit and push the pattern, it will take care of new bugs, but existing ones I just need to let search-bugs -C handle those? [18:53] psusi: that's correct, I believe its covered in the README [18:53] ok... I guess I'll run that and push the commit then... [18:59] I'd be happy to have look at the pattern if you'd like [19:00] ok... the bzr push seemed to hang anyhow... [19:01] bdmurray: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YJNMpfPc7m/ [19:02] bdmurray: I tried also adding Package: ubiquity but that didn't work for some reason [19:04] psusi: Hmm, that's weird. Anyway it looks fine to me. [19:05] ok... search found and marked another 30 something from the last 45 days that I haven't manually triaged yet... pushing now [19:05] wait, what is bugpattern_written.py? [19:06] it just changes tags on the master bug [19:06] to what end? [19:07] should I run that? [19:07] iirc there was an idea to tag bugs bugpattern-needed, or maybe apport does that, and bugpattern_written.py just flips the tag to bugpattern-written. [19:08] I've seen that... does anything actually use those tags? [19:10] As I said apport does [19:13] what's it do with bugpattern-written? [19:16] apport tags bugpattern-needed, bugpattern_written.py is a bzr plugin as mentioned in it [19:33] ohh, I see... someone tags a bug as bugpattern-needed and when someone actually writes the pattern, that marks it as done... since I just wrote the pattern without being prompted with a -needed tag, I don't need to run it