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ricotzgood morning desktopers06:29
ricotzmdeslaur, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webkit2gtk/+bug/179662506:29
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1796625 in webkit2gtk (Ubuntu) "javascriptcoregtk-4.0-dev is missing /usr/include/webkitgtk-4.0/jsc/*" [Undecided,New]06:29
dufluHi ricotz06:30
seb128good morning desktopers06:47
dufluHi seb12806:55
seb128hey duflu, how are you? had a good w.e,06:58
dufluseb128, Hi. Felt good about getting up early but now it hurts. Although that's probably all the gardening I did. How are you?06:59
dufluseb128, also do you know what package owns/creates /etc/default/grub?07:00
jibelgood morning07:03
jibelduflu, grub207:04
duflujibel, thanks, I should have checked the source since that's the most likely answer07:05
dufluHi ji07:05
dufluHi jibel07:05
didrocksgood morning07:19
dufluMorning didrocks07:21
didrockshey duflu07:21
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willcookemorning07:58
willcookebrrrrrr07:58
willcookecold today :(07:58
didrockshey brrrrrrring willcooke07:58
oSoMoNgood morning desktoppers08:00
dufluMorning willcooke (now brought?), oSoMoN08:00
Laneyhey ho08:02
willcookeCould someone help with a version of gdm which includes Ray's fix: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdm/merge_requests/37#note_34048008:03
willcookefor testing08:03
gitbotGNOME issue (Merge request) 37 in gdm "WIP! local-display-factory: defer initialization for CanGraphical=no seats" [Opened]08:03
didrockssalut oSoMoN, hey Laney!08:04
didrockswillcooke: I have another gdm fix, so if people getting that bug can confirm this fixes for them, I'm happy afterwards to see if as a side-effects, it solves my issue (I had to revert gdm to previous version, as I can't even keep my session running with that gdm issue)08:06
willcookedidrocks, ack08:09
seb128duflu, I see you got your reply for grub :)08:13
seb128hey Laney didrocks willcooke08:13
seb128how is everyone?08:13
seb128duflu, I'm ok, did end up getting the baby stomach bug though, started being sick on friday evening :/08:13
seb128I'm better today though08:13
dufluseb128, sorry to hear, and now good to hear08:14
willcooke:(08:14
seb128didrocks, you got a fix from your gdm bug? nice!08:14
dufluseb128, I would like to propose a drop in the default grub timeout since it's an easy win of up to 10 seconds faster boots. However I'm confused as to whether 1 second is really any better than 0. Both seem to be OK with quickly pressing Escape08:15
dufluso recovery still works08:16
seb128duflu, we do wait for 10s by default? that's only when other OSes are available though?08:16
dufluseb128, yes all machines. And no none of my machines have other OSes. They all start with wiped disks08:17
seb128my machines don't stuck at grub for 10s for pretty sure08:17
didrockshey seb128! not for my bug, for will's one08:18
dufluDo they take more than 10s to boot from off to login screen? If so they might be08:18
didrocksseb128: I'll see if that fixes mine once they confirm it fixes for them (seems quite unrelated, but you never know)08:18
didrocksseb128: hope that you will stay strong vs stomach bug ;)08:18
seb128thx08:19
seb128ah, so it's not another fix08:19
seb128I parsed wrong what you wrong08:19
seb128let's see yeah08:19
Laneyhey didrocks seb128 duflu willcooke08:23
willcookehihihi all08:23
dufluHi Laney08:23
Laneysup08:23
seb128it's cold this morning, like 3°C during the night, brrr08:29
seb128duflu, I would be pretty surprised if all Ubuntu machines were stucked by default in grub for 10s. Mine take longer than that to get to gdm but it goes to plymouth before those 10s afaik, also I've looked at bootcharts and there is no such gap ... or is that recent cosmic regression?08:34
willcookeI havent seen any 10s waits on my testing08:34
dufluwillcooke, how long is your blank purple screen?08:35
dufluseb128, I have tried 3-4 laptops with cosmic and they all have the problem08:35
willcookeduflu, will test08:35
dufluand all benefit from the fix08:35
seb128that's a new issue in cosmic?08:35
dufluAlso it seems someone said it is in bionic08:35
dufluhaven't verified08:35
seb128that doesn't make any sense to me08:35
willcookehm08:35
dufluMaybe so, but still true08:35
seb128on bionic I would be verify surprised08:36
willcookenow I come to look at it, there is about 13 seconds of purple08:36
seb128I didn't pay attention enough to cosmic boot, maybe it's true there08:36
dufluwillcooke, and 3 seconds of kernel, remember :)08:36
dufluseb128, also note that the grub delay probably doesn't show up in the boot chart. It preceeds the kernel08:37
dufluAnyway, my laptops were around 20 seconds before and now more like 10 seconds or less08:37
seb128please open a bug and rls-cc-incoming it so foundations can have a look08:37
willcookeduflu, can I make a change to the grub config and retest easily08:38
willcooke?08:38
dufluwillcooke, /etc/default/grub GRUB_TIMEOUT = 0 and then sudo update-grub08:38
dufluit will knock your socks off08:39
willcookeduflu,  I can just put that right at the end of the cfg file right?08:39
willcookeoh08:39
willcookewrong file08:39
willcookeignore m,e08:39
willcookeme08:39
dufluwillcooke, probably edit the line08:39
willcookehm, I think it *is* a bit quicker08:40
willcookenot 10 seconds08:40
willcookebut maybe 3 or 408:40
dufluwillcooke, did you remember 'sudo update-grub' ?08:40
willcookeI did08:41
willcookeI'll do some better tests08:41
* didrocks starts his laptop and goes to make coffee, so I didn't pay that much attention to the purple screen before plymouth starts08:44
dufluThe blank purple screen mostly indicates the kernel isn't started yet, so that's a performance bug if it lingers08:44
willcookeTimeout 10: 19,18,24s.  Timeout 0: 9,10,15,908:52
willcookeThat 15 in the timeout zero was when gdm actually started08:52
willcookeso yes, it does rather look like there is a 10s wait08:52
willcookenice find duflu08:52
dufluWoo. Although it sounds like someone already found it in bionic08:53
duflubug 178436308:53
ubot5bug 1784363 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "High delay when booting (grub waits with a blank purple screen for 10 seconds before booting the kernel)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/178436308:53
dufluI've never looked at boot charts but would guess they only start when the kernel does08:53
seb128duflu, that bug claims it's a regression from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/2.02-2ubuntu8.2 so it wouldn't have been in bionic but due to a SRU08:57
dufluseb128, maybe. That user doesn't sound completely clear so we would need to check the facts08:58
dufluAlthough it doesn't change whether the issue is in cosmic08:58
seb128http://launchpadlibrarian.net/378957376/grub2_2.02-2ubuntu8.1_2.02-2ubuntu8.2.diff.gz08:58
seb128-DEFAULT_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT := 008:58
seb128that tweaks around those parameters08:58
seb128so it's possible08:59
seb128well, it's even more important if it's a SRU regression in bionic08:59
dufluIt looks like there are multiple variables allowing you to change the same thing08:59
seb128anyway it's tagged, let's wait for foundations to reply08:59
seb128right08:59
seb128but if the change made it hit a timeout it wasn't hitting before, then maybe there is a bug in the new variables use09:00
seb128or a misuse09:00
didrocksdo any of you have a bionic machine with GNOME Boxes installed?09:00
dufluYeah sounds like the "timeout" was always 10 seconds. We just accidentally started using that variable recently09:00
didrocksduflu: this timeout is (IIRC) triggered if you have grub menu displayed and didn't press anything09:01
didrockslike previous boot failing09:01
didrocks(but yeah, shouldn't be used if you didn't touch anything ofc)09:01
seb128what didrocks says09:03
willcookeduflu, seb128 I've pinged Pat and Steve to see what they say09:03
seb128willcooke, thx, I was pondering emailing them, good that you beat me to it :)09:03
willcooke:)09:03
willcookeI'm an email machine this morning 💪💪09:05
* didrocks boots a live on his secondary laptop to check Boxes on 18.04 thus09:07
seb128didrocks, I'm not using boxes sorry09:07
didrocksno worry09:07
seb128virtualbox here :)09:07
seb128what's the bug you are looking at?09:07
didrocksbut I think Boxes changed the default for ubuntu to be 1GB09:08
didrocksthe one I added to the iso tracker: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/179603709:08
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1796037 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "[QEMU] When loading partman step, GNOME Shell vanishes, no more decoration and installer UI frozen" [Undecided,New]09:08
dufluLaney, my gjs fix landed already B) If you were still considering an update then maybe also cherry pick?09:09
Laneyduflu: did you want to propose it for cherry picking to the stable branch upstream?09:13
dufluLaney, yes I can09:13
dufluit needs to be in cosmic before we finish the gnome-shell leak fix SRU to bionic anyway09:13
dufluLaney, https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gjs/merge_requests/23809:25
gitbotGNOME issue (Merge request) 238 in gjs "context: Defer and therefore batch forced GC runs [performance]" [Opened]09:25
Laney👍09:25
didrocksconfirmed, Boxes changed between bionic and cosmic the default RAM size for ubuntu iso09:26
didrocks(from 2Gb to 1Gb)09:26
Laney👎09:27
didrocksemoji day for Laney ;)09:28
didrocksI'm going to have a look if this is per-distro, global…09:28
didrocksok, it's not BOXES deciding the RAM size, maybe libvirt?09:33
didrockshum, can't revert easily libvirt…09:39
seb128didrocks, it's coming from libvirt?09:41
didrocksseb128: don't know, it's not coming from Boxes as least…09:41
seb128didrocks, https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-boxes/commit/aaef956f6733df30ecf9ab860afc4bda244c422509:42
seb128that's old though, maybe changed since09:42
didrocksseb128: I have installed bionic version on my cosmic install, and it was still 1Gb, let me see if the current code base is similar to what you saw09:43
didrocks(it might come as well from libosinfo?)09:43
didrocks    private const int64 DEFAULT_RAM = 2 * (int64) GIBIBYTES;09:43
didrocksso, something overrides that09:44
seb128ask teuf?09:44
didrocksah, and osinfo-db as well09:45
didrocksyeah, if reverting those 2 doesn't work, that's my plan ^09:45
didrocksfound!09:47
didrocksso, it's osinfo-db09:47
didrockslet's see why now…09:47
didrocksok, the regression is in this diff: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/390925704/osinfo-db_0.20180917-1_0.20180929-1.diff.gz09:50
didrocksbetween the 17/09 and 29/0909:50
didrocksshould be easy enough :)09:50
willcookeNice detective skills didrocks09:50
didrocksheh, /me takes his magnifying glass to inspect the culpurit :p09:51
didrocks+        <ram>1073741824</ram>09:51
didrocksok, they added support for 18.10 (it was fallbacking to default before I think) and mistyped the ram usage09:51
didrocksso basically, it's only if starting a cosmic image with very recent osinfo-db09:52
didrockshum, 18.04 had the same property, let's try a 18.04 with this version (need to download an iso first)09:53
didrocksok, GNOME Boxes on 18.04 hadn't a 18.04 definition, so fallbacked to what seb128 wrote (2Gb)09:56
didrocksbut now, is has one to 1Gb as well09:56
didrocksso, I wonder, should we bump them to 2Gb? (1.5 is our official minimum, unsure it's tested with this though)09:57
andyrockanyone willing to take a look at this MR: https://code.launchpad.net/~azzar1/update-manager/lp-1787553-bionic/+merge/354455 ?09:57
didrocksas before, they were starting with 2Gb09:57
didrocksand what about 16.04, now that they have snapd, should we change them to 2Gb as well?09:57
didrocks(as the issue we are seeing in snapd spiking in CPU when going OOM)09:57
didrocksjibel: seb128: willcooke: Laney ^09:58
jibeldidrocks, 2G is safer. Higher memory consumption started with preseeding of snaps, it made all our automated tests fail. I increased to 1.5 IIRC10:00
willcookesounds like a good idea10:00
didrocksso, fixing 16.04 / 18.04 / 18.10 ?10:00
jibelyes10:00
didrockslet me PR that on upstream gitlab10:00
didrocksI will let until Wednesday and distro-patch if we don't have it merged (but we are currently in sync with debian)10:01
seb128=pç⁾$10:02
seb128sorry10:02
seb128andyrock, I can add to my backlog for a bit later/tomorrow10:02
andyrockthx!10:03
andyrockand hey!10:03
seb128didrocks, yeah, bumping seems fine to me10:03
didrocksok, we have aggreement, let's modify our bug, and fix it upstream ;)10:03
didrocksif this is merged quickly, I'll request a new snapshot in debian + sync10:04
didrocksany idea why I can't create a MR against libosinfo/osinfo-db on gitlab? I have the list of all other fork, but not the main repo…10:17
Laneyit looks like the project has turned those off (that's an option)10:19
Laneythe readme says to use https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libosinfo10:20
didrocksah…10:20
didrocksthanks Laney!10:20
Laneyretro10:20
didrocksyep10:20
didrocksI was looking for a CONTRIBUTING.md10:20
didrocksdidn't think about reading the README for this :p10:21
didrocksthanks ;)10:21
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willcooketjaalton, hiya - is there any update on the virtualbox issue atm?10:54
tjaaltonwillcooke: nope10:55
CarlenWhiteReally wished we had more laptops with extra HDD slots. Wouldn't mind dedicating one to Windows and one to Ubuntu instead of the current tight-ship setup on a 256GB SSD.10:55
tjaaltonfiled it upstream, the new patch has been dropped from xserver 1.20.2 queue for now until it's known where the bug is10:55
willcooketjaalton, ack.  So we're back to where we were, needing nomodeset for vbox?10:56
tjaaltonif that's the route yes10:56
willcooketjaalton, ok.  And is "getting it fixed for release" something which you're actively working on? Like, do I need to formally ask for it to be a priority?10:57
tjaaltonI'd like to know why plymouth starts "too early" now, showing ugly "server splash" instead of the proper thing on these10:58
tjaaltonfixing that race would solve most of the issues10:58
willcooketjaalton, is there a bug open for that?11:00
tjaaltonno, all the bugs are for x11:01
willcooketjaalton, would you mind opening one, and I can chase up with Foundations?11:01
tjaaltonsure11:01
willcookethank you!11:01
Laneywillcooke: did you want to test https://people.canonical.com/~laney/package-junkyard/ ?12:05
willcookeLaney, word12:21
Laneybrap12:22
willcookeanyone interested in sponsoring this fix for SRUing to Bionic?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/guake/+bug/176062112:30
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1760621 in guake (Ubuntu) "Tab freezes when I exit the shell" [Undecided,Confirmed]12:30
willcookepatch attached by all accounts12:30
willcookenope, there isnt,12:33
willcookebut I could make one if anyone cares12:33
willcookehttps://github.com/Guake/guake/commit/f8699b4be6c058fd58a33a1d783cd404e9076b0e12:33
willcookeLaney, hrm.  Installed those packages, but I can't even get a text tty up anymore.  Investigating12:34
willcookeLaney, Feels the same to me, still getting  a black screeen with the text cursor just as often as gdm12:53
willcookewill make logs12:53
Laneyk, post them on the MR, you should at least see debugging output from the new stuff12:54
willcookeack12:54
willcookeand yeah, sometimes I dont even get a text tty anymore (probably related)12:54
willcookeLaney, just to confirm - I only needed to install the debs and not the ddebs too?13:02
Laneyright13:02
willcooketa13:02
Laneyyou don't need them but if you had them already you'll probably get an error from dpkg if you don't install those too13:02
LaneyI usually do dpkg -iO *deb13:03
willcookeI'll redo that, just in case13:03
willcookeI did -dpkg -i * (having only downloaded the debs, but maybe I did someting daft)13:04
LaneyOct 08 13:55:33 test-Inspiron-3137 gnome-shell[739]: Failed to create backend: Could not find a primary drm kms device13:35
willcookeLaney, looking at Ray's most recent comment (just a moment ago) - could this be related to Plymouth?  Where something goes from suitable  -> unsuitable -> suitable again?13:45
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Laneywillcooke: I dunno, maybe? You could remove it from the kernel cmdline if you wanted to play with that theory13:49
willcookeLaney, is it the "splash" option?13:50
Laneyquiet splach13:50
Laneys13:51
willcookeack13:51
Laneybut probably get what he's asking for first13:51
willcookeroger13:51
tjaaltonwillcooke: on an uptodate cosmic I see that vboxvideo is loaded early enough after install, there's no race and things work fine13:53
willcooketjaalton, oki, lemme try that again13:53
tjaaltonbionic host13:53
willcookeack13:54
didrocksjibel: willcooke: so, on libosinfo, they would like to match the recommended to what we say (4Gb). The issue is that GNOME Boxes will use this by default instead of the minimal13:56
didrocksI think it's fine, just want another opinion before changing it13:56
jbichadidrocks: osinfo-db is a bit complicated14:03
didrocksyeah, it's not only for VM I guess14:04
jbichaI'm not aware of it being used outsides vms14:07
didrocksso, I wonder, but seems like they really want the recommended to be set to our wiki page that willcooke edited https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements?action=diff&rev2=108&rev1=10714:07
jbichaI think generally the people who maintained Boxes and the osinfo stuff all these years don't really use Ubuntu14:07
jbichacurrently, the same RAM value is used for both the server and desktop editions of Ubuntu14:08
didrockswillcooke: either we changed on the wiki the recommended Mem to be 4Gb or I change in libosinfo-db, but that means that VM will request 4Gb by default14:08
didrocksyeah14:08
jbichaI agree that 4 GB is a ridiculous default for a VM14:08
didrocksjbicha: want to chat on the ML?14:09
didrocksmaybe having a second opinion will help there14:09
jbichayeah I'll comment there14:09
didrocksthx! still waiting for willcooke/jibel though when they are aroudn14:10
didrocksaround*14:10
jbichaBoxes/osinfo-db have several papercut issues for Ubuntu14:12
willcookemeeting14:12
willcookereading14:12
jbichaI'm glad that osinfo-db is a separate package now since it makes it easier to SRU it. we should do an SRU after 18.10's release to include 18.10's info14:13
willcookeI think it's totally fine to have a difference between "What we recommend for everyone" and "What the default is for a VM"14:13
willcookebut I might be wrong14:14
willcooke4GB for a VM feels to high to me, 2GB seems OK14:14
willcookewhereas 4GB for a hardware install as a recommendation seems OK to me14:14
didrockswillcooke: the issue right now is that Boxes is using the "recommended" field and upstream seems to think that they want to align the recommended with what we have in our wiki page14:15
didrockswillcooke: or… what we could do… Have 4Gb recommended for a daily usage14:15
didrocksand recommend 2Gb for a VM14:15
willcookedidrocks, cunning!14:15
didrocks(like with few browser activity)14:15
willcookeI like it14:15
didrockswillcooke: do you mind editing the wiki page with those info?14:15
didrocksso that it's official :)14:15
willcookestand by14:15
didrocksand I can link by on the mailing list as a reference point :)14:16
willcookedidrocks, done14:18
didrockswillcooke: perfect! :)14:19
didrocksthx, forwarding :)14:19
willcookethanks didrocks14:20
willcookeLaney, 10 out of 10 working boots when removing quiet splash :/14:20
Laneyfun14:22
Laneythat last journal has permission errors in it14:22
Laneye.g. Oct 08 14:53:19 test-Inspiron-3137 gdm-launch-environment][805]: GdmSessionWorker: could not take control of tty: Operation not permitted14:22
* ricotz hopes this bug gets some real attention https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webkit2gtk/+bug/179590114:22
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1795901 in webkit2gtk (Ubuntu) "libjavascriptcoregtk-4.0-dev: missing jsc/jsc.h" [Undecided,Confirmed]14:22
Laneyricotz: #ubuntu-hardened14:22
ricotzok14:23
ricotzLaney, I assume there was some discussion there already?14:26
LaneyI don't know, sorry, I'm not in that one14:26
ricotzI see, I am making more noise then ;)14:26
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willcookeLaney, pasted a new one with sudo14:37
Laneywillcooke: want to come to #gdm?14:55
Laneymight be faster14:55
seb128good afternoon desktopers15:57
didrockswb seb12815:57
seb128thx15:57
Laneyyo15:57
Laneygood trip?15:58
oSoMoNhey seb12816:00
seb128yeah, pretty fine, a bit of traffic because we left a bit late16:00
willcookehey seb12816:04
seb128ricotz, did you mention the webkitgtk issue on the security channel (they don't have irclogs so I can't look there)?16:04
ricotzseb128, I did and marc answered16:06
seb128good16:06
seb128thx16:06
oSoMoNanyone fancy reviewing https://code.launchpad.net/~osomon/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu/libreoffice-icons-update/+merge/356186 ?16:07
ricotzseb128, still a bit problematic that this went through without testing16:07
ricotzor at least insufficient testing16:08
seb128ricotz, did he comment about that? I expect they do test runtime but not rdepends builds (which they probably should)16:13
didrocksdidrocks@casanier:/tmp$ mkdir foo16:15
didrocksmkdir: impossible de créer le répertoire «foo»: Le fichier existe16:15
didrocksdidrocks@casanier:/tmp$ mkdir bar16:15
didrocksmkdir: impossible de créer le répertoire «bar»: Le fichier existe16:15
didrocksseriously… :p16:15
* didrocks will stop using /tmp and temp names :p16:15
ricotzseb128, no, he just asked the report16:15
ricotz*ack'ed16:16
seb128didrocks, :)16:16
seb128ricotz, k16:16
seb128oSoMoN, I can have a look if noone picks it up16:16
seb128but let me deal with some other backlog first16:16
didrocksoSoMoN: merged16:17
didrocksseb128: FYI ^16:18
seb128didrocks, thx, can you handle the upload as well?16:18
didrocksseb128: not today, but tomorrow, sure16:18
seb128k, I might do it today16:18
seb128check the queue tomorrow before doing it :p16:18
didrockshum, actually it's the only change16:18
didrocksso easy enough to upload, let me do it16:19
seb128right16:19
seb128thx!16:19
didrocksyw16:20
oSoMoNthanks didrocks16:23
didrocks(done)16:24
oSoMoNcheers16:24
LaneyoSoMoN: are you handling thunderbird or just firefox atm?16:24
oSoMoNdidrocks, have you tried /tmp/baz ?16:24
oSoMoNLaney, just firefox, one step at a time!16:25
Laneyok16:25
Laneyin that case16:25
Laneychrisccoulson: is xnox's sync of thunderbird from bionic to cosmic something you approve of?16:25
chrisccoulsonLaney, it doesn't matter, because it's about to get replaced by 60.2.116:26
Laneypresumably that's a sync with binaries, not sure I like it on those grounds anyway16:26
Laneyoho16:26
seb128chrisccoulson, including cosmic? ;)16:26
chrisccoulsonyeah16:26
Laneyif that includes cosmic then I can just reject this one pasting that message16:26
seb128\o/16:26
Laneyhappy days16:27
* Laney is being forcefully moved on from this room :(16:27
Laneybrb :(16:27
seb128:(16:30
didrocksoSoMoN: I was mkdiring it, but ended up with ba2 :p16:32
jbicharicotz: could you look into https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vala/0.42.2-1/+latestbuild/ppc64el ?16:36
jbichapreviously, debian/rules was setting -O1 for vala so that's why this just started failing now (Ubuntu's ppc64el uses -O3 by default)16:37
xnoxLaney, chrisccoulson - my copy-package request was with binaries.16:43
xnoxwhich got rejected16:44
Laney😈16:44
xnoxinteresting that i got no email about that16:44
* xnox ponders if rejects of syncs go to /dev/null16:44
xnoxor maybe to the actual uploader, rather than the sync requestor?16:44
LaneyI remember that emailing around copies is weird in some way or other16:45
Laneyprobably that the copier just doesn't get them in some cases16:45
Laneylike when you sync something into a queue, no email16:45
ricotzjbicha, noted16:48
jbichaseb128: there are a bunch of apps that we opted into language packs (so the translations are stripped) but aren't actually marked for translation17:11
jbichaone example is swell-foop https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/cosmic/+imports?field.filter_extension=all&field.filter_status=NEEDS_REVIEW&batch=75&direction=backwards&memo=21000&start=2100017:11
jbichahttps://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/swell-foop17:11
seb128jbicha, do you have a full list? I tried to reviewed the .pot queue and accept them but it was noisy17:12
jbichaI don't have a list but I guess I could make one17:13
jbichawhen are lang packs supposed to be generated this week?17:14
seb128not sure but the date on the cycle schedule is 11th17:15
seb128so I guess on friday17:16
jbichado you know when the automatic langpack update is supposed to happen?17:16
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seb128https://dev.launchpad.net/Translations/LanguagePackSchedule has been updated for cosmic17:20
seb128let me check on the machine17:20
seb128Wednesday17:21
seb128that's day 3 in cron right?17:21
jbichayes17:23
willcookenight all17:27
jbichaseb128: ok, it's just a few: https://paste.debian.net/1046391/17:33
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ricotzjbicha, could you test a patch for the -O3 failure on ppc64?19:03
ricotzjbicha, https://paste.debian.net/plain/104640719:08
jbicharicotz: I guess I didn't handle the bootstrap stuff right19:33
jbichahttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/392324819/buildlog_ubuntu-cosmic-amd64.vala_0.42.2-1ubuntu0.1_BUILDING.txt.gz19:33
ricotzjbicha, yeah, still not that easy19:43
jbicharicotz: why don't we just set -O2 since that's the default everywhere else? that gives you more time to work on it without the 18.10 release so soon19:46
ricotzjbicha, that would be fine19:48
ricotzI am wondering if there are ppc64 failure of rdepends caused by that already19:49
jbichait's not built on Ubuntu's ppc64el yet so I wouldn't think so19:50
ricotzmake check is what is failing, so if any vala based application is built on ppc64 it would fail if it used an specific syntax19:51
seb128jbicha, thanks, I review/approved gnome-robots, the other ones didn't build a template19:51
seb128jbicha,    dh_translations19:52
seb128dh_translations: more than one meson translation domain found (polari,help-org.gnome.Polari), don't know which one to use19:52
seb128same for gnome-recipies19:52
seb128unsure what's the issue with gnome-contacts, the log has no error/success output19:52
jbichanever mind about gnome-contacts. It was only done in Debian not Ubuntu yet because of bug 179148919:58
ubot5bug 1791489 in gnome-contacts (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Update to 3.30 - Sync from Debian" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/179148919:58
jbichaI'll go ahead and fix up gnome-robots and polari packaging so we can try those again tomorrow19:59
jbichacurrently, those 2 have their translations stripped so they need to be fixed one way or another19:59
seb128jbicha, gnome-recipies not gnome-robots20:11
seb128jbicha, seems like gnome-contacts got stalled missing a reply/is going to miss this cycle?20:12
jbichaRelease Team wanted us to add symlinks to the faenza icon themes20:14
seb128that looked like a minor point/easy to workaround20:21
seb128that seems a weird request though20:22
jbichathat's why it's nicer to get new versions in before Feature Freeze, less paperwork and such :)20:24
GunnarHjHey jbicha, saw your bug comment about polari. Isn't that a case where the --domain option would help?21:35
jbichaI guess so but I think upstream may take my patch21:40
jbichaGunnarHj: is this still the best way to handle things? https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/libgweather/blob/debian/master/debian/rules#L35-4021:41
jbichaI found another project with 2 pots today (gnome-recipes)21:43
GunnarHjjbicha: I think this makes more sense in the libgweather case:21:45
GunnarHjoverride_dh_translations:21:45
GunnarHjdh_translations --domain=libgweather-3.021:45
GunnarHjninja -C obj-$(DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE) libgweather-locations-pot21:45
GunnarHjjbicha: That way it would deal with possible .desktop, .policy, etc. files correctly (I don't know if there are any, though).21:56
jbichawell recipes definitely has a .desktop :)21:58
GunnarHjOk.21:58
GunnarHjjbicha: On another topic: Were you aware off this yelp translation issue?22:04
GunnarHjhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-translations/+bug/1796747/comments/122:05
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1796747 in Ubuntu Translations "Translations seem to be missing for Yelp on Ubuntu 18.10" [Medium,Confirmed]22:05
jbichaI saw it, I was hoping Seb would see it tomorrow22:07
jbicha(I'm still subscribed to yelp bugs but not ubuntu-translations bugs)22:07
GunnarHjjbicha: Ok. I suspect that he may already have edited the LP template; let's see tomorrow.22:08
jbichakenvandine: I broke your gnome-calculator snap auto build, master wants libgtksourceview-4-dev22:12
jbichahmm, gnome-recipes is tricky too :)22:23
GunnarHjjbicha: Looks similar to libgweather. Using --domain=gnome-recipes and a separate ninja() call for gnome-recipes-data-pot ought to work. But it's a universe package, and there are no LP templates yet..22:36
jbichayeah, different problem22:38
GunnarHjjbicha: I think that the first step is to upload with translation stripping. Then, when the POTs are in the import queue, someone has to approve manually and with that create the templates.22:42
jbichaGunnarHj: https://paste.debian.net/1046427/22:51
jbichasrc/ingredients.inc is a generated file (that's pretty unusual for translating)22:52
jbichaI tried a few different things but I think I'm just doing to turn off langpacks for gnome-recipes for cosmic22:53
maddawg2question...  i have a service that is failing to start preventing me from booting my machine... is there like a "safe mode" equivalent for ubuntu that would allow me to start without running any of the autostart services at boot and then allow me to remove the package in question22:56
GunnarHjjbicha: Yeah, that looks messy. Probably wise to wait til next cycle.23:11
jbichaI opened https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/issues/435323:14
gitbotmesonbuild issue 4353 in meson "pot command can't find generated file" [Open]23:14
jbichahttps://l10n.gnome.org/module/recipes/ has a .pot but maybe they don't use meson to build it23:14
GunnarHjjbicha: That's a plausible assumption.23:20
GunnarHjmaddawg2: Yes there is. I think it's possible to edit the grub entry, but I don't remember how. Please note that this is not a support forum; I'd recommend that you try e.g. https://askubuntu.com23:22

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