[05:35] Hi, I go to https://code.launchpad.net/~alkisg/epoptes/+git/gsoc2018/+delete and press Delete to delete a branch, and I'm getting: [05:35] Sorry, something just went wrong in Launchpad. (Error ID: OOPS-f88803aaefa0c88e45ff767c15ade9e8) [05:35] https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=OOPS-f88803aaefa0c88e45ff767c15ade9e8 [05:35] I'll keep trying, but I thought I'd mention it here in case it persists... === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [05:38] Btw, I've asked again a few months ago but I'll ask again in case something changed: [05:38] Translations can only sync with bzr branches, not git branches, correct? [07:18] alkisg: File it as a bug if it persists. It seems to be taking a long time deleting old jobs; we may need to look into why that's happening [07:18] alkisg: Translations are still bzr-only, yes [07:18] Thank you, will do === Naka is now known as Nakaori [07:58] I filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1793266 [07:58] Ubuntu bug 1793266 in Launchpad itself "Unable to delete repository" [Undecided,New] [08:52] hi! can someone have a look at https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/674042 ? [09:05] ssbarnea: You'll need to talk to the owners of the projects. [09:07] wgrant: these projects were not used on LP for years, so I doubt there are any owners around. [09:08] https://launchpad.net/python-jenkins [09:10] ssbarnea: The admins of the owning team are definitely still active. [09:11] Well, James is, at least. [09:12] It requires a very exceptional circumstance for LP admins to hijack a project -- much easier for you to talk to the existing owner and get them to transfer ownership or grant the relevant access. [09:20] wgrant: sure. I didn't see the join option. I will cc him on the question. [09:28] Are packages in `Dependency wait` state checked daily/weekly or is there a hook when a package changes in the PPA? [09:28] wgrant: thanks! I updated the question. [09:29] tintou: Every couple of hours, usually. [09:29] wgrant: alright, thanks :) [09:42] I think it's hourly in fact [10:00] One tricky question, will it work if a build for one architecture of the missing package failed https://code.launchpad.net/~elementary-os/+recipe/signond-daily [10:10] tintou: All the builds are treated individually. [10:10] Will what work? [10:11] It won't automatically retry that specific build. [10:11] Oh yeah, the check is two-hourly, but the script is hourly, read the wrong line [10:11] But, as wgrant says, the status of that build will have no effect on whether other dependency-wait builds are retried. [11:30] So 3 to 4 hours since signond is available https://code.launchpad.net/~elementary-os/+recipe/signond-daily and this https://code.launchpad.net/~elementary-os/+recipe/libsignon-glib-daily is still waiting (I can wait more but if it's two-hourly there is probably something I'm missing there [11:36] Ah, that's slightly amusing [11:36] Only .deb builds get auto-retried [11:36] That one's a recipe build, and doesn't [11:37] Ah, alright, so I have to make another build request? [11:38] Yeah [11:38] Could you file a bug about this? I don't know if it's something we would schedule to fix particularly soon, but it's weird that we have non-auto-retried depwait states [11:38] Alright, will do :) [11:39] (Recipe builds aren't normally retryable; but we could auto-schedule new ones I suppose) [11:45] Opened against Launchpad itself https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1793296 [11:45] Ubuntu bug 1793296 in Launchpad itself "Recipe build with missing dependencies aren't retried" [Undecided,New] [13:17] cjwatson: did you ever find a fix for the snap package edit issue? I just tried again today and still same problem re: load balancer [13:17] We haven't tracked it down yet, I'm afraid - we got sidetracked by another super-weird problem [13:17] Have you tried making the change using the API? [13:17] as a workaround [13:18] No, I'm not familiar with using the API, are there docs on how to do that somewhere? [13:18] https://help.launchpad.net/API/launchpadlib [13:18] But if you tell me what changes you're trying to make I can give you an informal script [13:19] I'm just trying to enable the snap to build automatically on new commits; just enable the tick for "Automatically build when branch changes" [13:19] Thanks for the docs, I can take a look at that [13:19] Should be basically [13:19] lp-shell production devel [13:19] [authenticate as needed] [13:20] snap = lp.load('/~docker/+snap/docker') [13:20] snap.auto_build = True [13:20] snap.lp_save() [13:20] (lp-shell is in the lptools package) [13:20] Cool, I'll give it a try [13:22] I wonder if it objects to you not having auto_build_{archive,pocket} set [13:22] So now I get a 500 server error with an actual OOPS ID [13:22] OOPS ID: OOPS-db2a7493cde4157b19ac6c18178254c8 [13:22] https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=OOPS-db2a7493cde4157b19ac6c18178254c8 [13:23] IntegrityError: new row for relation "snap" violates check constraint "consistent_auto_build" [13:23] OK, so that's essentially saying that you need to set both "Source archive for automatic builds" and "Pocket for automatic builds" to something [13:24] Could you possibly screenshot the +edit UI page for me - the bit that includes those fields? [13:24] Ah... Okay so now that I do that it lets me update it [13:24] Ah, too late for the screenshot then :) [13:24] The default radio button box was empty for "Source archive for automatic builds" [13:24] So maybe a UI bug [13:25] The "Pocket for automatic builds" did default to "Updates" [13:27] OK, so that's an actionable bug report (please file it?) - you should have got a form validation error in this case, and/or there should be a sensible default [13:27] Even the API shouldn't have OOPSed [13:27] Sure, thanks for the help! [13:27] But at least you're out of the woods [13:34] Indeed. Filed as #1793311 [13:35] Cheers === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [22:22] is there way for private PPA subscribers to see changelogs? (without download the source packages) [22:30] this https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/253119 kinda indicates to me the only option may be to use the API? but would really prefer any web based way [22:30] Ubuntu bug 253119 in Launchpad itself "PPA packages do not show a changelog in update-manager" [Low,Triaged] [22:33] gQuigs: you want the full changelog? [22:34] gQuigs: or just the changes in that upload to the ppa? [22:45] full is likely better.. [22:46] nacc: sometimes there will be more than one update to the PPA in the timeframe between them wanting to understand changes [22:51] gQuigs: ah i see, yeah, the .changes file contents are available, and depending on the -v used to build, you can get the 'new' entries in the web interface from the ppa