[02:22] zyga, looks like the selinux-policy issue for EL7 will go away soon: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/7-beta/html-single/7.6_release_notes/#BZ1460322 [04:21] PR snapd#5724 opened: tests: new test for the cpu-control interface === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [11:40] hello, is it possible to create a snap from C source using make or I have to point to a package like .deb? [12:06] luciom, you can create a snap either way [12:06] snapcraft is extremely flexible ... you can build things from source, use pre-compiled binaries or deb packages as you like [12:23] ogra, thanks, what shall I set as "source-type" to compile C source? Documentation reports that only "git, bzr, hg, svn, tar, deb, rpm, or zip" formats can be used [13:11] luciom, really depends how you supply yur source (i mostly have my soucre on git and dont use source-type at all ... ) [13:13] ogra, I am trying to compile https://github.com/luciomarinelli/gtk-gnutella but I get error Failed to pull source: unable to determine source type of 'https://github.com/luciomarinelli/gtk-gnutella'. [13:13] Check that the URL is correct or consider specifying `source-type` for this part. [13:15] luciom, just try "source: ." [13:15] since yyour snapcraft.yaml lives in the same tree you dont really need to pull it again [13:16] looking at the tree it doesnt seem to use plain make though ... but instead some scripts to generate them [13:17] ogra, there is a buld.sh script ready, may I feed it to snap? [13:20] yeah, use override-build: to call ./build.sh ... and take a look at debian/control to get the "build-packages:" list (not debhelper but the rest) [13:26] Ok, I will try thank ou [13:26] thank you ogra [14:11] any store (reviewer) up today ? https://dashboard.snapcraft.io/snaps/xbr-dashboard/revisions/22/ [16:06] om26er: I don't even understand why that's failing [16:06] what's the message ? [16:06] (i cant see it, not a reviewer) [16:06] "human review required due to 'deny-connection' constraint for 'on-classic' from base declaration declaration-snap-v2_slots_deny-connection (xbr-dashboard, x11) " [16:07] thats because the snap provides its own x11 plug [16:07] Xwayland snaps need to do that to have x11 on core [16:08] https://github.com/ogra1/wmx-kiosk-session/blob/master/snap/snapcraft.yaml#L46 [16:08] same as here ... i also need manual approval for my XWayland snaps [16:09] the review tools only allow the x11 slot to come from the core snap by default ... jamie is working on a fix since a while [16:10] @ogra: another issue is that my snap uses 'layouts' feature [16:10] yeah, any "passthrough:" entry in your snapcraft.yaml will automatically push it into manual review [16:11] (https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/mirkiosk-snap-wont-start-on-ubuntu-core/7050/5?u=om26er) [16:11] i got the exact same issue with https://github.com/ogra1/xdmcp-client/blob/master/snap/snapcraft.yaml [16:11] that message has my snapcraft.yaml as well [16:12] while the x11 plug thing can be whiteisted after the first manual review, i think the passthrough bit cant [16:12] so you need to wait for jamie [16:12] hmm, that was the only way I found for my app to work on UbuntuCore [16:13] apparently Qt have those paths hard-coded somewhere [16:13] if you need x11 and layouts, yeah [16:14] the xdmcp thing above also searches fro keyboard data in a hardcoded path ... though i'd probably get away with it when re-compiling Xorg from source .... but that was too much effort for such a simple snap [16:14] so i'm waiting for layouts to go in officially ... then you wont need passthrough anymore [20:22] om26er, i dont get why you need the layouts though ... desktop-launch should actually export FONTCONFIG_PATH and FONTCONFIG_FILE pointing the the respective dirs under $SNAP ... whatever toolkit you use should pick up these env vars to find the shipped fonts [23:47] How do I unrelease from stable channel? [23:55] dave_uy: snapcraft close? [23:58] That's it. Thanks.