[01:55] i can run sbuild -d trusty but not -d bionic [01:56] the first succeeds and second fails quickly without building anything [02:34] karstensrage: Do you have a bionic schroot? [02:34] What's the error? [02:52] i doubt i have that [07:25] wgrant, thanks for the pointer. cleaning out the (autogenerated) changelog fixed my issue [07:35] wsnipex: Great [07:47] maybe there should be a sanity check for this though ;) [07:49] I think libapt-pkg chokes on single fields that large [07:49] It's a bit strange [07:50] Though not surprising; in no other situation would it run into a 1MB field === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [09:18] hi all, LP homepage is broken, is it already known ? === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [09:18] now is working again, tnx [09:22] Networking hiccup, apparently. Being looked into [12:52] hi, how can I request an updated compiler on Launchpad? I'm trying to create a package for 16.04 but using g++ >= 7. I added toolchain-test-r PPA as a dep, on Debian's GCC7 wiki page I read control has to read: "g++ (>= 4:7)" and it _requests_ g++7, but fails to install it due to wanting to use g++5. Any help? [12:54] https://code.launchpad.net/~janisozaur/+archive/ubuntu/openrct2-armhf-test/+recipebuild/1951184 [13:00] additionally: what does the "4:7" mean? === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [14:00] Nothing really to do with Launchpad; if you need to use a compiler that's not in the Ubuntu release you're building for, you need to provide it somehow [14:00] 4:7 is just a version, although a slightly unusual form (the 4 bit is an epoch) [14:02] Were you told by somebody that that toolchain test repository would work? It contains test packages - I don't think there are any promises that it will work for user builds. [14:03] It doesn't build the gcc-defaults source package, which is where the g++ binary package is built from, so it wouldn't make a build-dependency on g++ (>= 4:7) satisfiable. [14:04] You'll need to either build gcc-defaults yourself, or build-depend on g++-7 and arrange for your build system to build with g++-7 rather than g++ (probably by setting CXX=g++-7, and possibly other things), or get an updated toolchain from somewhere else that makes the whole package available in a way that's intended for user builds (I don't know where). [14:12] ok, thanks [14:16] my goal was to somehow ease the effort required to obtain a raspbian-compatible build, i managed to progress this a bit (and I'm well aware raspbian is not exactly compatible) === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit_Zzz is now known as signed8bit === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit_Zzz is now known as signed8bit === gurmble is now known as grumble === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz === signed8bit_Zzz is now known as signed8bit === signed8bit is now known as signed8bit_Zzz