=== diddledan6 is now known as diddledan === funnel_ is now known as funnel [10:33] Hi cjwatson, can you please change the name of "Kurdish (Sorani)" to the more official and ISO compatible "Kurdish, Central". [10:34] https://translations.launchpad.net/+languages/ckb [10:35] SpecialK|Canon: ^- (as help contact) [10:37] cjwatson: Should be normally direct such requests to SpecialK|Canon going forward? [10:39] GunnarHj: see the topic [10:39] GunnarHj: there's a help contact at the start, and we're rotating among people [10:39] spreads knowledge and keeps load down on individuals [10:40] cjwatson: seen now; good idea [10:40] (I'm still available as escalation if people can't figure things out though) [10:41] Hi, was in a call [10:43] Let me take a look [10:47] SpecialK|Canon: I don't have the access, but I assumed it is a simple edit of the name. [10:53] GunnarHj: It is indeed, and done - I trust you're ok to follow up with ~ubuntu-l10n-ckb as you see fit? [10:56] SpecialK|Canon: Will do. I can add that it was not my own invention; it was their main translator who made the similar request to GNOME: [10:56] https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-i18n/2020-May/msg00007.html [10:56] SpecialK|Canon: Anyway, thanks! [10:57] GunnarHj: No problem, cheers :) [10:57] (And thanks to cjwatson for context here) [10:59] Ah, good, I assumed it was probably a request from translators rather than your own initiative, but good to have that on record [10:59] Incidentally why "Kurdish, Central" rather than "Central Kurdish"? The ISO name seems to be Central Kurdish [11:00] Could just be a collation thing of course [11:10] cjwatson: The ISO *name* is "Kurdish, Central", but they also state the *reference_name* "Central Kurdish" (which no applications care about AFAIK). So if you for instance open gnome-language-selector -> Install Languages, you'll see "Kurdish, Central". [11:10] Aha, I missed that subtlety [11:10] I'd been looking at https://iso639-3.sil.org/code/ckb [11:12] I'm sorry, I totally blanked and set it to Central Kurdish, let me fix it to Kurdish, Central, apologies [11:12] There we go [11:15] hey, I get a somewhat strange error when trying to build "test-snapd-sh-core20", it looks like bzr inside the LP build is crashing. The full log is at https://launchpadlibrarian.net/478364007/buildlog_snap_ubuntu_focal_arm64_test-snapd-sh-core20_BUILDING.txt.gz and the error " AttributeError: can't set attribute " when it tries to bzr branch lp:~snappy-dev/snappy-hub/test-snapd-sh-core20 - any hints for me what might be going wrong here? or wh [11:15] at I can do? [11:16] cjwatson, SpecialK|Canon: Hmm.. That web page seems official indeed. I looked at /usr/share/xml/iso-codes/iso_639-3.xml, which the apps use to grab the name. We can't preclude that there is a bug in iso-codes, of course... In any way I think that "Kurdish, Central" is better in an LP context, where the language names are usually presented in long lists. [11:21] mvo: Uh. That is peculiar and bug-worthy. It seems to be part of the process of resolving an lp: URL, but it's before it actually makes the XML-RPC request so I don't think it can be a proxy issue ... [11:22] mvo: You could avoid it by putting the source for the snap in git instead? [11:22] mvo: There doesn't seem a compelling reason to use bzr here [11:25] Looks kind of like breezy's proxy support is broken in focal, but hard to say [11:26] cjwatson: yeah, happy to do it and move to git, was just cargo-culting my old snap, thanks for the suggestion [11:26] proxy> it does, yeah === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch [17:53] yellow... I registered vscode for upstream bug linking at https://launchpad.net/vscode but didn't spot the license field so now it is listed without the MIT license attribution, and I can't now edit the page to add it post-facto [17:53] I added the project via the "link-issue-to-upstream-bug" form === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [20:25] diddledan: I've set it to MIT [20:25] thanks cjwatson :-)