[00:04] C++ it is. 8-) [00:32] Huh, completely different than python 2 (and easier) create a new configparser then new_config.read_dict(config) [00:32] and new_config is now the old config [00:41] oh, slick! [00:43] Never did find an example... or what the parameters were supposed to be... try this that and the other till it works [00:58] That's programming in python! [01:00] Don't even get me started on the vmware module for python. [03:04] wonko: git is not so fun [03:05] I squashed as much of your commits as I could... then added my stuff on top and some how it shows yours on top of what I did [03:05] I try again [03:26] wonko: ok done [03:27] umm, when working remotely and you remove the remote branch... remove the local branch too. pull to your local master then recreate your local branch and start working. Rebase was interesting [03:27] Anyway it looks ok I think... [03:30] I'd say go for it then. I've been running the stuff out of my changes installed to the system. I'll upgrade to what you push to master. [03:31] you probably want to do a git reset --hard to dcbbd7f761a9efb38d21adc444ae50d046cf6d5a [03:31] then pull [03:32] that should get rid of anything that is out of order etc. [03:33] if you need to go back farther... pick ec3dd8efae2f64563dffe3c27abe8d873adb88c4 which is last release [03:40] You guys broke something. [03:40] cool [03:42] Eickmeyer: where do we try to do something with notes.txt? [03:42] I'm looking into it. [03:43] Ok, it's part of the dh_installdocs script. Did you remove that file? [03:44] yes, the info is now a part of the source where it belongs [03:45] Hmmm.... [03:45] Lemme try a local build. [03:45] I can't find that script [03:50] Ok, so... dh_installdocs is part of debhelper. It expects a notes.txt in the root directory, so I would put it back as it puts it into usr/share/docs automatically. [03:50] All deb packages are expected to have a notes.txt as a release notes type thing. [03:50] OvenWerks: ^ [03:51] Eickmeyer: well I should put something more appropriate in the file then :) [03:51] Yeah, that's what I would do. [03:52] As soon as I created a dummy notes.txt it built just fine. [03:53] That file being there was a fluke, I used it to put some notes in about the format of a list/structure... I no longer need it so I removed it :P [03:53] Gotcha. [04:03] Trying again. [04:04] Ok. [04:09] didn't fail. [04:11] Sweet. That's all it needed. [15:08] OvenWerks: I was a bit wrong, that file isn't actually needed (though, I do like it). It's called by debian/docs [15:09] (based my info on an outdated version of debhelper) [19:03] Eickmeyer: well if it doesn't publish for lack of it, it is not hard to put in. It is OTOH one more thing to maintain... [19:04] OvenWerks: Ok, completely up to you. Either way, the file to edit is debian/docs. [19:05] I would guess it is easier reading than changelog [19:05] and it is done now so why remove it? [19:07] at some point after the next cycles changes are in, we need to redo the man page, internal help and README [20:42] OvenWerks: Yeah, good idea.