[00:18] Ahh, the best part about sending release announcements is all the useful constructive criticism I get in return: [00:18] "Dear Adam, I am sorry to disturbing you, but i have a problem with [00:18] Gnome, which is as peace of junk and it ruis 18.04 for a long time." [00:19] I've always said it ruis 18.04 for long time [00:19] infinity: it's easy to see why so many companies turn to faceless noreply@ addresses :( [00:20] sarnold: I actually get a lot of nice messages too. [00:21] oh nice :) [00:21] sarnold: There's this 77 year old user who responds to every second or third release announcement with kind words thanking us. [00:21] aww <3 === ylli_ is now known as ylel9 [15:13] after a minimal installation of 18.10 with the 'install updates during installation' option left enabled, you end up with this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/k3w6npyNrN/ [15:13] i had assumed it would apt --purge autoremove and install all pending updates. [15:14] is this expected or should i file a bug? === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [17:54] tomreyn: please file a bug [17:54] We can't fix that issue for 18.10 without creating new iso's which we won't be doing, but we can change our test procedures so that the 19.04 release doesn't have that problem [17:56] jbicha: can i quote you on this? i expect this bug will otherwise just remain open until 18.10 goes EOL and then get archived / closed. [17:59] also, which package would i file against? [18:00] ubiquity? [18:09] tomreyn: could you file against https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual-tests? [18:10] that's the project that controls what is set in the test case descriptions like in http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/397/builds/182644/testcases [18:23] sure, thanks. [18:40] this is bug 1798992 [18:40] bug 1798992 in Ubuntu Manual Tests "Fresh desktop installation has packages pending autoremoval, pending updates" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1798992 [18:52] great, thank you === caravena_ is now known as caravena