=== mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [13:21] hiya. is the git+ssh interface down, or is it just me? [13:22] Load spike [13:22] so not just me. thanks :-) [13:23] * cjwatson cancels some recipe builds [13:25] May be recovering slightly now [13:29] seem to manage to push slowly now :-) [13:34] not it broke again :-) [13:35] No need to keep telling me [13:35] I have graphs [13:35] hi [13:35] alright :-) [13:36] does the git server have problems, or is that just me getting rate limited because there is a Jenkins instance on my box? [13:36] GyrosGeier: Already working on it [13:36] cool, thanks [13:37] Nafallo,GyrosGeier: Should be back now [13:38] (existing connections will have been interrupted; quickest way to restore service) [13:40] yepp :-) [13:55] Hello [13:56] I would like to see the current code in the packaging repo of this package: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/disco/+source/js2-mode [13:56] But the code tab is empty [13:58] I thought something like 'bzr branch lp:ubuntu/cosmic/js2-mode' would get me there [13:58] pull-lp-source js2-mode disco [13:58] The bzr imports are obsolete and no longer maintained [13:58] They will eventually be replaced with git imports, but that's still in progress [13:58] cjwatson: thank you [13:58] So for now, just grab the source package [14:00] will do [14:31] cjwatson: I hope I may ask a packaging question here. The build of my package fails because a build dependency is not being installed. [14:31] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/425866708/buildlog_ubuntu-bionic-amd64.js2-mode_0~20190526-1mc1~bionic+1_BUILDING.txt.gz [14:32] The version specified in Build-Depends is dh-elpa (>= 0.0.11~) [14:33] and the version in bionic 1.11 [14:33] What does the tilde at the end of 0.0.11~ mean? [14:41] kami, ~ means "less than empty string" [14:41] it is usually used for backports [14:41] e.g. a backport version would use 0.0.11~bpo [14:41] and it would sort before 0.0.11 [14:42] so a system that has backports installed would replace them with the release version on dist-upgrade [14:42] the single ~ sorts before ~bpo (because the empty string after the tilde sorts before "bpo") [14:43] GyrosGeier: I see. Thank you, but that doesn't explain why the builder doesn't install the build dependency. [14:43] so this means "any version that is at least 0.0.11, including backports and prereleases" [14:45] your build depends say: [14:45] Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 9), [14:45] dh-elpa (>= 1.11) [14:47] acheronuk: I tried the original >= 0.0.11~ and another build with >= 1.11. Did I make any mistake? Do you spot an error? [14:47] bionic has 1.11 [14:47] that should also work [14:47] it's in universe, but universe should be available [14:48] "Depends: dh-elpa (>= xxxxx) but it is not going to be installed" [14:50] "Get:9 http://ftpmaster.internal/ubuntu bionic/universe amd64 Packages" [14:51] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [14:51] dh-elpa : Depends: emacs25-nox but it is not going to be installed or [14:51] emacs2 [14:52] your emacs build in the ppa is braking its install dependencies [14:52] *breaking [14:52] acheronuk: did you find that in the build log? [14:52] no [14:52] in a pbuilder chroot [14:52] acheronuk: ah, thanks. [14:53] acheronuk: so this means that transitive dependencies of the Build-Depends have to be specified explicitly? [14:55] No, you don't have to specify transitive dependencies explicitly [14:55] But they do have to actually be installable, which apparently yours aren't [14:55] "but it is not going to be installed" is apt's not-hugely-helpful way of saying that something further down the dependency stack isn't resolvable [14:56] To figure out what's going on, make a matching apt environment for yourself (chroot or whatever, or chdist from ubuntu-dev-tools can be helpful) and try installing the build-deps explicitly with more and more detail until it gives you an error message that's actually useful [14:56] kami: if I remove your ppa from the sources.list of by bionic pbuilder chroot, then dh-elpa installs fine [14:57] so certainly something in your ppa [14:59] hey there. Does anyone here would have a pointer to how the width of the tag-edit-entry is defined? I tried to look at lib/lp/bugs/javascript/bug_tags_entry.js but I don't see any obvious place/value in there? [15:00] the current entry is quite small, it's annoying to edit tags list like "bionic verification-needed verification-needed-bionic" to e.g change those to -done, need to sroll, find the right one, etc [15:05] emacs25-common : Depends: emacsen-common (>= 2.0.8) but it is not going to be installed [15:05] emacsen-common : Conflicts: emacs25-common but 25.2+1-6 is to be installed [15:05] kami: that is were I get to following the dep chain [15:06] impossible requirements, as a result of what you have in that ppa [15:06] seb128: Not actually sure. It might be computed from some kind of default value for the size or something [15:06] I mean the size [15:06] * acheronuk leaves it there [15:06] acheronuk: many thanks! I'm still struggling with pbuilder ... [15:06] But I could be wrong - don't see anything obvious in the CSS [15:07] seb128: I'd probably suggest experimenting with styles in Firefox's handy style editor thing [15:07] cjwatson, k, I guess not a 3 min hack I could do/propose on the side then I guess :/ [15:07] good hints [15:08] thx cjwatson, I put a note on my side-todolist to try playing with that whenever I get some free cycles... unsure if/when I get to it, but that would make SRU verification editing less frustrating :) [15:10] seb128: Setting "width: 20em" or similar (number was arbitrary) on the CSS for that element seems to resize it in appropriate ways [15:10] FWIW [15:10] thx [15:10] seb128: But it might be more appropriate to set the size attribute on the element's HTML [15:11] size="30" or whatever [15:11] what's the easiest way to test such changes made to the launchpad source if I want to go this way? [15:11] grep around to see if there's anything similar elsewhere in the codebase, which might also serve to supply appropriate choices of number [15:11] I haven't hacked on launchpad so far [15:11] https://dev.launchpad.net/Running [15:12] thx [15:13] May or may not want a unit test in this case too (not sure how valuable it would be), but for something visual you'd mainly want to try it out in a browser [15:17] pbuilder gives me 'Unknown distribution: bionic' [15:19] back, my laptop reconnect to another wifi and IRC didn't like that :/ [15:19] cjwatson, did you write something after [15:19] May or may not want a unit test in this case too (not sure how valuable it would be), but for something visual you'd mainly want to try it out in a browser [15:19] ? [15:20] I did not [15:20] k, good [15:20] cjwatson, thanks for the hint, I might try to have a go to this one, would be nice to have a launchpad contribution :) [15:24] :)