=== himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [12:15] HI folks [14:26] ksysguard in foacl now has the per-process network information plugin built and enabled. looks ok to me, but please have a try with it [14:26] should show a download and upload rate column for each process [18:51] Good evening everybody! :). [20:07] good evening everybody [20:14] RikMills: ping (if you have a few mins) [20:15] santa_: hi [20:16] RikMills: sup [20:16] so, first of all, test rebuilds: [20:17] _archive -> http://tritemio-area51.duckdns.org/build-status/buildstatus_ubuntu-exp3/ [20:17] _staging -> http://tritemio-area51.duckdns.org/build-status/buildstatus_ubuntu-exp3/ [20:17] I'm building right now your ksysguard fix, thank you very much [20:18] if you open the applications pages you will see lokalize started to FTBFS [20:18] I stole it from kinit. Seems to work [20:19] lokalize fails because of its tests, but I didn't have much time to look into it [20:19] which server? you have a few :P [20:21] both [20:21] area51 and groomlake [20:22] an obvious stop in gap solution is disabling the test execution but that could hide the real problem [20:23] this is 19.08.3? [20:23] yes [20:24] relevant part of the build log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6QpSgctf8p/ [20:25] well, obvious thing is to trigger actual tests on the archiove package against itself in the release pocket. see if there is that regression on the ubuntu infra [20:26] it's not an autopkgtest, if that's what you think [20:27] the test is being executed by debian/rules [20:27] right [20:27] sorry [20:27] so we could override it in debian/rules as a stop-in-gap solution, yet that could hide the real problem [20:28] anyway, I just wanted to make you aware of this. this saturday if I have time I could try to fix it [20:28] so move to next topic[y/n]? [20:30] ok. the timrzone error looks a little familiar. like I saw a similar fail on an autotest in that few days. can't recall what though. I'll dig through my browser history [20:31] *in the last few days [20:31] y [20:33] allright, so next thing are those pim packaging changes from debian [20:34] ok [20:34] I think, I hope, I will have time this saturday, so if you are around by then we could work toghether on that [20:35] I think I will be. lets aim for that for now [20:35] ok, right now my idea is importing these changes after doing any merge [20:36] following the same spirit of that good autopkgtest removals you did [20:36] what I don't know yet is if we should do it manually or write a script or what [20:37] yeah, I was thinking of doing it with merges once the PIM 19.08 in experimental goes to unstable [20:37] or before if we think that is ok to merge from [20:37] I have reasons to think they did it with a script in debian, so maybe we could reuse it [20:38] I think it would be nice to get it done in advance [20:38] my plan until now was.... [20:38] note that I want to tweak a bit our merge script from KA - making it pylint clean so it would be harder to break [20:39] (a) match all abi bumped libs where we are not ahead [20:39] (b) remove symbols [20:39] (c) apply the virtual abi stuff [20:40] hmm, indeed we could need to sync the package names first [20:41] it would just make things simpler going forward, if nothing else [20:41] that makes me think, indeed, it would be better to get this whole thing sorted out before merges [20:42] yes, we need to have a clear strategy on this [20:43] I was planning to add some code for the merging script to deal with the abi package names mismatch between debian and kubuntu [20:43] but probably I should cancel that [20:44] yeah. lets just match them. I think that makes more sense. [20:45] things will have to rebuild against virtual abi packages anyway, so keeping a difference unless we have is pointless [20:46] ok, so all of that being said, at this point you should know what I'm about to do right now... [20:46] * RikMills is about to open another beer [20:46] which may be why my typing is a bit dodgy [20:47] haha [20:47] https://phabricator.kde.org/w/kubuntu/black-operations/virtual-pim/ [20:48] ok [20:49] 'cause I'm at war against everyone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pymm6cmE9uQ :P [20:50] feel free to edit the wiki page, I plan to add some info we gathered [20:50] so ... move to next topic[y/n]? [20:50] y [20:50] kirigami2 [20:50] they are 2 things: [20:51] - apparently there is a tarball with a hotfix [20:51] hotfix uploaded [20:51] - last time I cheked still provides the kirigami-gallery binary package [20:52] It did, until I did a ubuntu2 on the hotfix upload [20:52] now it does not [20:52] ah, I see nevermind then [20:53] because launchpad threw me back upload errors!!! [20:53] seems it has some use [20:53] thank you very much the kirigami-gallery bin was hindering sometimes my test rebuilds for that exact same reason [20:53] rebuilding the thing on my servers... [20:54] better late than never... [20:54] Y [20:55] move to next topic[y/n]? [20:55] y [20:55] ok, let me check my handwritten notes... [20:55] handwritten?????????????/ [20:56] written with a fountain pen in fact [20:56] not as expensive as Dijkstra's one [20:57] right. I am taking the P. I have a A5 notebook I jot down Kubuntu todo stuff in [20:57] I just use pencil [20:58] cheap Parker model here [20:58] ok, so I found it [20:58] for some reason I ruin nibs [20:58] plasma-thundervolt has a typo in the changelog + not in the archive + not updated to latest version [20:58] I think I have a funny pen holding angle or something [20:59] I know, that's a pity. fountain pens are the best in the world [21:00] I was sort waiting for debian to get their backside into gear on thunderbolt. they don't seem in a hurry to do new plasma though :( [21:00] so yes, may think about sorting this ens [21:00] *end [21:00] do you mind if I update to latest version + fix the typo? [21:01] JFDI as Simon likes to say [21:01] lol, doing... [21:03] s/thundervolt/thunderbolt/ ↑ [21:03] I got it :) [21:16] RikMills: so ... thile this thing builds, move to last topic[y/n]? [21:16] y [21:17] ok, KA [21:17] I just wanted to say I plan to do some small changes here and there so I might want to do some fw packaging releases myself [21:18] ok [21:19] for instance, I didn't remove yet the branch checking from gbp-nr yet [21:19] it would take a lot of time to fake a fw release just to test that small thing [21:20] speaking of which maybe one of these years I could figure out something simple to fake kde releases [21:20] so ... that's it, I will ping you back one plasma-thundervolt is ready [21:21] plasma-thunderbolt damn it [21:21] s/one/once/ [21:24] santa_: ok. I have one thin on ka. ka-sync-archive handles new files but does no sync file deletion [21:24] *one thing [21:25] so I played with this: [21:25] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2TBRgbZ88m/ [21:25] seems to work [21:26] the -v can probably be dropped [22:01] sorry got distracted talking to my father [22:02] RikMills: the KA change _looks_ cool, if you tested it works feel free to push to master [22:02] btw I would like to release what we have in master as beta1 as soon as we get the branch checking removal done [22:03] RikMills: wrt plasma-thunderbolt, I have seen you already did .3 https://launchpadlibrarian.net/451133949/plasma-thunderbolt_5.17.2-0ubuntu1~ubuntu20.04~ppa1_5.17.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu20.04~ppa1.diff.gz [22:04] so could you check if you have the branches pushed? [22:07] * so could you please check ... :) [22:07] santa_: ah. I think I probably deleted that clone so as to not build it for the archive, but wrongly did that before pushing changes [22:07] :( [22:07] I don't have it [22:08] ok, no prob I will sync and take care of the lintian overrides [22:08] kool [22:34] RikMills: pushed [22:38] related to why this is not yet in the ubuntu archive, an old man explains what's wrong with Debian's mighty NEW queue: [22:39] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ9B3_S4IUM [22:40] * santa_ leaves [22:40] good night everybody [22:57] Santa arranges an application of free minds to development of free software.