[03:06] Eickmeyer: lp:artyfx upload in progress to NEW [03:08] Eickmeyer: add64 FAILTOCLONE [03:08] gbp:error: Error creating add64_3.9.3.orig.tar.bz2: Pristine-tar couldn't checkout "add64_3.9.3.orig.tar.bz2": fatal: Path 'add64_3.9.3.orig.tar.bz2.delta' does not exist in 'refs/heads/pristine-tar' … pristine-tar: git show refs/heads/pristine-tar:add64_3.9.3.orig.tar.bz2.delta failed [03:08] i think yo ufailed to push pristine-tar [03:10] or it failed in a bad way [03:39] Eickmeyer: redkite uploaded to NEW [03:40] i'll do more tomorrow. [03:43] and I'll circle back to add64 later as well. [03:43] but i need sleep now, good night. [15:46] @teward001: The tarball had the wrong name, I fixed that. Try pulling the pristine-tar branch again, should be fixed. [15:53] that worked. I just did a clean gbp clone ;P [15:54] running sbuild [16:24] Eickmeyer: add64 in NEW [16:25] teward: Thanks! [16:40] need you to do some work on bchoppr. they aren't breaking but i want these fixed. … I: bchoppr source: unused-file-paragraph-in-dep5-copyright paragraph at line 21 … I: bchoppr source: wildcard-matches-nothing-in-dep5-copyright src/Bwidgets/pugl/pugl_osx.m (paragraph at line 21) [16:40] while you're there actually check the copyright file while you're at it and that the copyrights line up [17:20] @teward001: I manually create those copyright files, so I guess I didn't know that unused files (stuff for osx) don't need to be included even though the source is there. [17:25] @teward001: Fixed. [17:55] well either the wildcard doesn't match [17:55] or you fatfingered [17:55] ... [17:55] you DO need to include it if the source files is tehre but if it's covered by another wildcard it should then work [17:55] that's waht the error indicates [17:55] your wildcards in here don't work :P [17:55] I removed it.... [17:56] *sigh* I was working on something entirely different right now. Problem is, that affects something like 4 packages (b*) since they were all developed the same way by the same author. [17:56] SO, the question is, did my fix work or is it bad? [18:00] @teward001: ^ [18:07] OvenWerks, StevenJayCohen: I'm working on some gsettings-overrides for ubuntustudio-menu that *should* add application folders to GNOME to organize things better there. [18:13] i'll have to check. work just slammed me with some things [21:31] Eickmeyer: which gnome? ;) gnome actually had a menu, gnome3 does not really, just a plugin that is not (so far as I know) gnome maintained, but rather a separate project [21:32] *gnome2 actually had a menu [21:32] Anyway, have fun [21:33] just don't braek freedesktop compat. [21:33] gnome is not worth it [21:33] whatever fix you do today will be broken the next release of [22:55] gnome make me grumpy, sorry. [23:53] OvenWerks: Gnome2 is dead and not in the repos. [23:53] I'm going with Gnome 3, and using a dconf profile method that has been in use for over 5 years now. [23:53] but one of the new DEs is based in gnome 2, No? [23:54] Only MATE. I'm not worried about MATE, it technically does respect XDG, but some 3rd party menus (which are in use by default in Ubuntu MATE) do not. [23:54] if we can make the menu work with that, good stuff [23:54] It does, so long as you use the old, traditional menu. [23:54] For Gnome 3, though, I had to make some app folders. [23:55] Luckily, it works. You just can't have folders within folders. [23:55] It's better than nothing though. [23:56] Unfortunately, the file that does the configuration must be maintained separately from the XDG-based studio.menu. [23:56] Still in the same package since it nothing interferes. [23:56] Of course what else are standards for? but at least it keeps it from getting in the way for other DEs [23:57] Well, the GNOME developers have said over and over again they're forging their own path on this. It's not a traditional desktop, so throw everything you know about desktops wrt GNOME out the window. [23:58] StevenJayCohen: If you have a cycle or two, I wouldn't mind you testing this: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/+archive/ubuntu/autobuild/+build/19429834/+files/ubuntustudio-menu_0.42+git-0~202006082338~ubuntu20.04.1_all.deb [23:58] It should automatically put Ubuntu Studio items into folders.