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callmepkgood morning00:59
pieqhey callmepk !02:28
dufluHi callmepk and pieq 03:12
luna_hey03:13
dufluHi luna_ 03:21
pieqhi duflu and luna_ :)03:26
jibelGood morning all04:25
Maikgood morning everyone04:36
dufluMorning jibel, Maik 04:49
jibelHi duflu 04:52
Maikhey duflu05:02
oSoMoNgood morning desktoppers05:55
Maikgood morning oSoMoN05:57
jibelSalut oSoMoN 06:06
oSoMoNhey Maik, salut jibel 06:10
didrocksgood morning06:24
Maikhi didrocks06:24
didrockshey Maik 06:25
oSoMoNsalut didrocks 06:30
didrockshey oSoMoN 06:35
marcustomlinsonmorning all06:56
dufluMorning oSoMoN, marcustomlinson 06:57
dufluMorning didrocks 06:57
ricotzgood morning desktopers07:01
dufluHi ricotz 07:07
didrockshey duflu, marcustomlinson 07:11
jibelHello didrocks and marcustomlinson 07:25
jibelhow is life today?07:25
seb128goood morning desktopers07:27
jibelsalut seb128 07:32
seb128lut jibel , comment ça va aujourd'hui ?07:32
jibelseb128, ça va bien et toi?07:35
seb128ça va bien!07:40
didrockssalut jibel, seb128 07:42
didrocksça peut aller, mal de crâne, par contre07:43
dufluHi seb128 07:43
oSoMoNgood morning marcustomlinson, duflu, ricotz, seb128 07:45
marcustomlinsonjibel: sorry missed that. good thanks :) and you?07:46
seb128lut didrocks , oSoMoN 07:48
seb128hey marcustomlinson , duflu 07:48
seb128didrocks, outch, manque de sommeil?07:48
didrocksseb128: ouais, nuit difficile07:49
seb128:-(07:49
seb128bon courage alors07:50
didrocksmerci !07:51
oSoMoNTrevinho, hey, when you're around could you please create a groovy branch at https://code.launchpad.net/~unity7maintainers/ubuntu-seeds ?08:02
Laneyyo08:04
oSoMoNyo Laney 08:05
oSoMoNhandsome_feng, hey, would you mind reviewing https://github.com/ukui/ukui-desktop-environment/pull/26 ?08:05
oSoMoNhandsome_feng, and https://code.launchpad.net/~osomon/ubuntu-seeds/+git/ubuntukylin/+merge/390843, too08:07
oSoMoNseb128, I submitted https://salsa.debian.org/debian/gedit-latex-plugin/-/merge_requests/1 but got no feedback from the Debian maintainer yet, should I go ahead and prepare an ubuntu debdiff to help gvfs migrate until Debian takes it?08:25
oSoMoNnote that the gedit latex plugin appears to be broken anyway, but that's a separate (and older) problem: bug #187582008:25
ubot5bug 1875820 in gedit-latex-plugin (Ubuntu) "LaTeX Plugin not working" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187582008:25
jibelan easy one to review. Removal of popcon from the installer https://code.launchpad.net/~jibel/ubiquity/+git/ubiquity-1/+merge/39088208:27
jibelanyone?08:27
seb128oSoMoN, yes08:33
seb128oSoMoN, well, if it's not working we could as well remote it...08:33
seb128oSoMoN, unless we want to also apply the commits mentioned at the end of https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=95581208:35
ubot5Debian bug 955812 in gedit-latex-plugin "gedit-latex-plugin does not work anymore" [Important,Open]08:35
oSoMoNseb128, the traceback I'm seeing when trying to activate the plugin in a fully up-to-date groovy VM is a different one that wouldn't be addressed by those commits, I think08:40
oSoMoNso it looks like the plugin needs more work08:40
jibelxnox, I didn't follow how the live image changed. The iso validation tests have been failing for a while because there is no /EFI/BOOT/* on the ISO. I suppose it's expected. Can I safely remove this check and should I replace it with another one?08:42
seb128oSoMoN, https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gedit-latex/-/commit/2b4cbb44 ?08:46
Laneymoin oSoMoN jibel and seb128 08:46
jibelGood morning Laney 08:46
Laneythat thing could equally be NMUed + synced or removed I'd say08:46
seb128oSoMoN, anyway I don't think we should waste efforts on an universe plugin08:46
seb128you have probably higher importance work on your plates08:47
seb128hey Laney , how are you?08:47
seb128shrug08:48
seb128'tracker search' is broken on Ubuntu and we never noticed08:48
seb128another -Bsymbolic-functions victim08:48
oSoMoNseb128, I agree, let's remove it?08:49
oSoMoN(not tracker, gedit-latex-plugin ;))08:49
seb128oSoMoN, k, it can come back by autosync if/when Debian fixes it08:49
oSoMoNyes08:50
seb128oSoMoN, removed08:50
oSoMoNthanks08:50
seb128np!08:50
Laneyhey seb128, yeah I'm OK, did some soldering last night, trying to learn new skills!08:52
Laneyyou?08:52
Laneygood find on tracker, sounds like that would be a nice autopkgtest08:53
seb128right08:53
seb128Laney, electronic? did you try to fix something?08:54
Laneynah, I got this kit to make a GPS clock that comes with all the parts but you have to put them together08:54
xnoxjibel:  would it be possible to mark it as xfail or some such? mwhudson and vorlon have been working on ressurecting that.08:54
jibelxnox, yes, I can do that08:57
jibelxnox, is it the discussion in bug 1895131 ?08:58
ubot5bug 1895131 in casper (Ubuntu) "Groovy Desktop *BREAKS* the most common method of creating UEFI bootable drives for Ubuntu installation" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189513108:58
jibelhow do I type a superscript letter on a French keyboard?08:59
jibelother than copy-pasting from a unicode table09:01
seb128jibel, ctrl-shit-U <unicode number>?09:06
seb128ctrl-shit-U 00B3 ³09:07
seb128if that's what you are asking?09:07
jibelyeah, I was looking for something more user friendly, I don't know the code for every letter09:08
oSoMoNyou could define compose key shortcuts, but I suppose you were looking for something that works OOTB09:09
xnoxIs Windwos+L supposed to lock Ubuntu Desktop? I'm sure it used to..... but not anymore?09:10
jibellike in libreoffice09:10
jibelwhich I did in the end open LO, type what I want, copy/paste in TB09:11
jibelWin+L still locks the desktop here. All updates aplied09:11
jibel+p09:11
seb128jibel, if you don't know the symbols then using gnome-characters to browse?09:16
seb128you can even search there, e.g ctrl-F and type 'fraction' is that's a fraction symbol you are after09:17
jibelthat's what I tried at first. But if I type 'superscript' there are no letters, and if I type the letter I want, there is no superscript09:19
jibelLO for the win :)09:20
seb128jibel, weird, it works for me, https://people.canonical.com/~seb128/characters.png09:25
seb128jibel, but it finds them also on the real name (well I don't know about superscripts just glanced to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts)09:26
seb128e.g U+00B9 ¹ SUPERSCRIPT ONE, U+2044 ⁄ FRACTION SLASH, U+2082 ₂ SUBSCRIPT TWO 09:26
jibelrigh,t but there are no letters there09:26
seb128if you search for 'fraction slash' it finds it09:26
seb128what letter are you after?09:26
jibele09:27
jibelsomething like 1er, 2eme, .., but superscript09:27
jibelsuperscript e gives me 8 and = in g-characters09:28
seb128ᵉʳ09:30
seb128k, learning every day :-)09:30
seb128jibel, but yeah, gucharmap does the same, it find eight and equal09:30
seb128but no 'e'09:30
jibelanti french writers conspiracy :P09:32
seb128jibel, it's caleed U+1D49 MODIFIER LETTER SMALL E09:32
seb128so you can filter on modifier letter09:32
jibelI'll write everything in LO now, the only editor that understands me09:33
seb128:-)09:33
jibelecho "export EDITOR=lowriter" >> ~/.bashrc09:33
jibelseb128, thanks for searching 09:34
seb128np!09:34
seb128it was fun to learn what superscripts are :)09:34
oSoMoNif you start seeing superscript letters all over the place in commit messages, don't ask…09:37
jibelparide, I'll skip the 2 UEFI tests in iso validation for both server and desktop in utah until it's resolved.09:37
paridejibel, you mean, bypass them in the code?09:38
jibelYou should be worried I working on Utah tests and talking about superscript >:)09:38
jibelparide, changing skipunless() to skip() in the testsuite09:38
jibelin iso_static_validation.py more precisely09:39
parideI hope that doesn't require superscripts :P 09:40
paridejibel, anyway OK09:40
jibelparide, its broken right now because there is no EFI/BOOT09:40
parideyes, I kind of have a fix in mind09:40
paridebut maybe there's smarter way09:40
jibelit requires cap letters, not sure it's available on a french keyboard09:40
paridelol09:40
jibelparide, vorlon and mwh are working on resurrecting that, so skip() until they come to a conclusion seemed reasonable.09:41
paridemmh this doesn't match my understanding of the problem09:42
paridejibel, is there a bug/MP?09:42
jibelI don't have any09:43
jibelI think it's related to bug 189513109:43
ubot5bug 1895131 in casper (Ubuntu) "Groovy Desktop *BREAKS* the most common method of creating UEFI bootable drives for Ubuntu installation" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189513109:43
paridelet's see09:43
paridejibel, yes that's it, but it's not clear if and how it's going to be fixed09:50
parideI was thinking to make utah check the files in the actual ESP partition instead of checking the copies of the EFI files that are/were present in the main iso9660 filesystem09:51
paridebut well, if we *want* to provide those copies for convenience they they should be validated too09:53
jibelright, we could do both09:55
Trevinhomarcustomlinson: hey, any news on gnome-terminal 3.38?09:56
paridejibel, I'll comment to the bug09:57
LaneyTrevinho: did you see oSoMoN's message about the unity seeds?09:58
Laney& hi :>09:58
Trevinho:)09:58
oSoMoNhi Trevinho :)09:58
TrevinhoI saw it now, highmon wasn't efficient09:59
TrevinhooSoMoN: any change needed for the seed, or can I leave it to you?10:05
paridejibel, btw venonat went ENOSPC again a few days ago, I did a cleanup and reboot10:10
marcustomlinsonTrevinho: was gonna use my Friday to do that. why?10:11
marcustomlinsonno update sorry10:11
Trevinhomarcustomlinson: ok, just to know if you were still planning that or we could start some work on it10:12
TrevinhooSoMoN: I've made it at https://code.launchpad.net/~unity7maintainers/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu-unity.groovy feel free to hack it if needed, let me know if you need approvals10:12
oSoMoNTrevinho, thanks, I'm going to submit a MR against that branch shortly, I'll need your review/approval10:14
TrevinhooSoMoN: ok ping me when needed10:15
oSoMoNTrevinho, there: https://code.launchpad.net/~osomon/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu-unity.groovy/+merge/39089410:17
jibelparide, okay, I restarted the upgrade slaves.10:17
paridejibel, commented to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/1895131 10:17
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1895131 in casper (Ubuntu) "Groovy Desktop *BREAKS* the most common method of creating UEFI bootable drives for Ubuntu installation" [Undecided,Confirmed]10:17
parideI hope it makes fully sense for Desktop too10:17
TrevinhooSoMoN: done10:19
oSoMoNTrevinho, thanks! now we'll need a MOTU to update ubuntu-unity-meta10:20
LaneyI'll do that10:30
Laneylet's see how much stuff it has picked up since eoan10:32
Laneyyikes10:35
Laneyneed to drop i38610:35
jibelparide, it makes sense. I'll push the 'skip'10:36
paridety10:36
jibelparide, well, I'll skip only for groovy and we can revisit the decision for H10:40
paridejibel, I agree10:40
ricotzmarcustomlinson, hey, heather wanted to provide you with a libreoffice 7.0.1 package to sponsor, the ppa build passed the autopkgtests already?10:48
marcustomlinsonricotz: I don't recall running those for her. let me look through her millions of ppas for the right one ;P10:51
ricotzmarcustomlinson, it would have been a run against the libreoffice prereleases ppa10:51
oSoMoNLaney, thanks!10:53
ricotzmarcustomlinson, given the release schedule, it might make sense to pick up 7.0.2~rc1 building in prereleases now, which also meant to improve the integration of the yaru icon style for ubuntu sessions10:53
ricotzlibreoffice 7.0.2 final will be out after the beta freeze, so it would a minor update if rc1 goes in now10:54
ricotzmarcustomlinson, https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan/7.0#7.0.2_release10:54
marcustomlinsonricotz: either way I need to get a thumbs up from heather on manual testing, I'll ping her later10:54
ricotzmarcustomlinson, ok, the delay with 7.0.1 is unfortunate :(10:55
ricotz(which made it possible to pick up 7.0.2~rc1)10:55
marcustomlinsonricotz: I myself wouldn't usually bother with the rc's unless it was for a major release to weed out any big update issues11:00
marcustomlinsonricotz: but I ack your point11:01
ricotzmarcustomlinson, basically the weeding out is happening upstream after the big 7.x release ;)11:06
ricotzmarcustomlinson, was there an autopkgtest run against https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice-prereleases/+sourcepub/11572068/+listing-archive-extra11:06
paridejibel, mp approved11:10
Laneyseb128: did you notice the geary failure?11:19
seb128Laney, yes, it built in Debian though and I'm a bit puzzled at what component update in groovy is creating those errors11:20
seb128any clue?11:20
seb128also it failed on debian/s390x in a similar fashion, to add to the weirdness11:20
LaneyI dunno, didn't look, just wanted to point you to it as syncs don't create ftbfs emails11:21
Laneynot supposed to look at this stuff on +1 :D11:21
seb128../test/client/util/util-cache-test.vala:22.9-22.19: error: The type name `Lru' could not be found11:21
seb128ricotz, ^ any idea about what that could be due to?11:21
seb128oh, it didn't fail that way on the ubuntu builders, let's wait for -3 to be available and sync that11:23
seb128though I get that error ^ in a local build11:23
seb128https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=geary&arch=s390x&ver=3.38.0.1-3&stamp=1600333022&raw=011:24
* ricotz is looking11:24
ricotzseb128, might be an insufficient build dependency check?11:26
seb128ricotz, I guess it could, but unsure what it could be11:30
ricotzeyes on 0.55.3-111:30
seb128also what is Lru ?11:30
seb128ah, meson11:30
ricotzseb128, it is a class in src/client/util/util-cache.vala:public class Util.Cache.Lru<T> : Geary.BaseObject {11:31
ricotzI mean, I suspect meson11:31
seb128ricotz, thanks, still weird, it's failing a groovy chroot but not on the buildds, also failing that way only on s390x in Debian11:34
ricotzweird indeed11:35
LaneyThe specific failure in groovy is just the thing fixed in -2 afaics, but no idea about the Lru thing :(11:40
seb128Laney, on a local chroot on amd64 I get the lru thing11:41
seb128go wonder11:41
Laneyfor unstable?11:41
seb128groovy11:42
Laneywfm11:42
LaneyW E I R D11:42
seb128indeed11:42
slyonhmm... My netplan/arm64 test failed again :-/ ... The test creates a /netplan-dummy.service file, reboots, and moves it to /run/systemd/system/ after reboot. This file is missing after reboot (or not created at all?) on arm64, while it works on the other architectures... The other file created during the same test (/etc/systemd/system/cloud-init-dummy.service) works just fine on all architectures.12:12
slyonDoes anybody have an idea what could cause this file to be missing/deleted on the arm64 autopkgtest runner?12:13
seb128slyon, try asking on #ubuntu-devel rather, the issue isn't really a desktop one, you might have more people knowing about that on the other channel12:15
slyonoops, wrong channel, sorry12:16
seb128no worry12:16
jibelparide, sorry for the spam12:25
jibeltrying to get this static validation test right12:26
ricotzseb128, jfyi, I would expect such an error with vala 0.48.x if the source relies on a 0.50.0 feature, but this would result an error on every arch12:35
seb128ricotz, right12:36
jibelparide, finally got the correct list of files for groovy. There are 2 tests failing for live-server but they should fix themselves once the images are in sync.12:43
jibelI(ll push the change. Not one I'm happy with, I special cased focal, but that'll do.12:44
paridejibel, I'll trigger a live-server download, let's see if it passes12:45
jibelparide, it should the 2 failures are the timestamp and the checksum12:46
paridejibel, it passed with the latest image12:46
paridejibel, thanks for this! 12:46
jibelparide, FYI everything's in git, I didn't do a release from the debs.12:47
paridejibel, so it's in git + applied locally on venonat?12:48
jibelparide, yes12:48
parideok, we can switch to the .debs after the next daily build12:49
jibelohoh 12:54
jibelYay Jenkins build is back to normal : ubuntu-groovy-desktop-amd64-smoke-default #4112:54
jibelfinally12:54
seb128Trevinho, is that pipewire update/ppa needed? did you check with Ken if updating the portals to 1.7 was something we want this cycle?13:20
GunnarHjGood afternoon!13:21
GunnarHjThe fonts on the login screen and the top bar are strikingly small for me in groovy. Is that an intentional change?13:21
Trevinhoseb128: well, it is not *stricly* needed, but given that it was helping moving on for next cycle we said with Laney to do this13:21
Trevinhoseb128: but no... Do we have breakage by that?13:22
seb128Trevinho, I don't know, it's rather to know what portal series are supported as stable ones, also need to make sure it doesn't create issues for desktop snaps13:22
Trevinhoseb128: in theory mutter could just go in without any pipewire build-dep in ubuntu, but...13:23
seb128Trevinho, just ask Ken before landing new portals and make sure it doesn't create issues for snaps13:24
Trevinhoseb128: from what I see 1.7.0 is just about supporting mutter screencasting and few small things https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal-gtk/blob/master/NEWS13:24
Trevinhowe won't use that mutter thingy this cycle, but I assume we will next one13:24
Trevinhoso to make things easier...13:24
seb128I'm not saying we shouldn't update, just asking that we check with the corresponding stakeholders before landing a new serie13:25
Trevinhoseb128: sure13:27
seb128thx13:27
Trevinhowill do13:27
Trevinhoseb128: when you've time maybe you can handle harfbuzz? From what I see the ubuntu one is just about rebuilds so we can probably just sync from debian?13:32
Trevinhoalso is gst-plugins-good1.0 under our umbrella? as it seems the only thing in gstreamer that isn't in sync13:33
seb128Trevinho, good/bad needs merging, LocustusofBorg is supposed to do those...13:34
seb128Trevinho, harfbuzz you can sync if you want I guess yes13:34
* Trevinho missess powers13:35
seb128do we need it for anything?13:35
seb128I'm unsure how to properly test that component...13:35
Trevinhowell pango uses it, not a requirement, but..13:35
Trevinhoif you get good text we're good :)13:35
seb128expect it's rather useful for non latin glyphs13:36
seb128which I've no clue about13:36
Trevinhoseb128: mostly fixes https://github.com/harfbuzz/harfbuzz/blob/master/NEWS#L5013:36
Trevinhoseb128: in the portals it seems there are only API additions though (https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/compare/1.6.0...1.8.0#diff-4cabe9d9ee00aececc8de6a19ddc03e0) but those are just "vardict" options so something that can be passed to the DBus API as optional argument, so snaps should be fine with that13:43
Trevinhonot sure also what `better support for snap and toolbox` means13:44
seb128Trevinho, no need to convince me, just ask Ken for a +1 and so they know we are updating13:47
Trevinhono wasn't about convincing, just to show what's going on :)13:47
kenvandineTrevinho: cool, yeah good to grab that13:48
Trevinhokenvandine: hey... so the idea was to do a transition to pipewire-3 that involves also the portals 1.813:48
kenvandinewe need to look into pipewire13:49
Trevinhokenvandine: I don't think it should break anything, but seb128 rightly pointed out to check with you13:49
kenvandinepipewire isn't in main, is it now a depends?13:50
Trevinhokenvandine: would be this https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/4265.1/+packages13:50
Trevinhokenvandine: it always been a build-depend not to be a debian diff, we could avoid it, but given we'd have to do this next cycle anyways (very likely), we thought it would be just better to do it earlier13:51
Trevinhoto reduce the various debian/upstream deltas13:51
kenvandinei agree13:51
kenvandinewe need to do it13:51
Laneywhat is this new constraint, which packages do we have to consult with kenvandine about now?13:53
TrevinhoLaney: desktop-portals13:54
Laneyyou mean?13:56
LaneyI don't want to get this wrong, and it's a new requirement that I've apparently missed13:57
kenvandine Laney he just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to break snap integration14:01
Laneyyeah14:01
LaneyI'm looking for guidance on how to tell if that's likely14:01
seb128Laney, I guess the question was rather 'did someone try a bunch of snaps that use portals and make sure there is no regression'14:04
seb128Laney, asking Ken to verify seemed like an easy way to get confirmation since he knows which one do use portals and how to test14:04
Laneyseb128: I don't know how to tell which updates trigger that question14:05
seb128Laney, https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/4265.1/+packages did14:05
seb128which includes xdg-desktop-portal-(gtk) to 1.714:05
seb128we discussed 1.6 vs 1.7 some weeks ago here and I asked Ken if we should update and he said he wanted to talk to upstream before taking the new serie14:06
seb128so I was just trying to make sure we don't overlook an issue with updating14:06
Laneyso any update to xdg-desktop-portal package?14:06
Laneyand -gtk14:06
seb128unsure what's the problem you try to raise?14:06
seb128but yes, updating portals to a new serie after ff I would expect we verify that the update has no regression by testing with known snaps14:07
LaneyI want to know how to know when to ask such a question14:07
Laneybecause I would have uploaded this,s o I'm looking for guidance14:07
Laneythat's all14:07
seb128I guess I could change that14:07
seb128need a ffe14:07
seb128:-)14:07
Laneyjust trying to do the right thing really14:08
seb128I was just asking if we tested the new portals with some snaps14:08
seb128sorry if that was a weird question14:08
Laneyit's not weird!14:08
TrevinhoI think it was right to do indeed14:09
LaneyI'm just asking for clarification so I can ask the same questions14:09
seb128the angle I'm coming from is that I don't think we have solid testing about snaps and portal atm14:09
Laneytrying to get information on what you think is required, and when, so that I can do the same14:09
seb128other things we probably know how to test better14:09
Laneyit's not a challenge, it's not supposed to come across like that14:09
Laneytrying to help myself do better14:09
seb128k, sorry14:09
seb128but yeah, to reply at your question, I think we should test that portals still work correctly when updating the portal or -gtk components14:12
seb128I'm not sure myself how to do that though, I don't know exactly what integrations bits are working with snaps today and what snaps are good candidate to test14:12
Laneythere's a portal tester app somewhere isn't there14:13
Laney?14:13
seb128which is why I suggested asking to Ken, but we should probably document that or at least share the knowledge14:13
seb128could be :-)14:13
Laneyportal-test               0+git.0dc8864   jamesh                -      xdg-desktop-portal test application14:13
Laney😎14:13
seb128sounds like a good one indeed, thanks for the pointer14:15
seb128Trevinho, ^ just confirm with that snap that things still work as expect I guess then :-)14:16
LaneyI wonder if someone would be interested in writing that as e.g. an ISO test case14:17
seb128kenvandine, ^ you maybe?14:20
Laneymaybe it could be a point in http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/413/builds/220597/testcases/1303/results ?14:22
Laneyif someone writes the text, me or jibel can get it in there14:22
Trevinhoseb128: soooo... just tested `portal-test` and it does WORK14:23
seb128great :-)14:24
TrevinhoI think portal is broken in one thing btw... in the snap, if you save something in /tmp it still points to snap's $TMPDIR, which... Isn't what the portal is supposed to do14:25
TrevinhoI think that's also the reason why firefox open download isn't working well?14:26
TrevinhooSoMoN: maybe you looked at it? ^14:26
kenvandinewe have the portal-test snap that's useful for testing that stuff14:26
kenvandineTrevinho: the firefox open thing is really caused by browser-support in snapd14:27
kenvandinethat is fixed in snapd, but not released to stable yet14:27
Trevinhokenvandine: I see14:28
kenvandinei'll add this PPA in a VM and test the portal integration14:28
Trevinhokenvandine: nice, thanks14:32
Trevinhokenvandine: expect the shell to make uninstall you the indicators :)14:33
kenvandinethat's fine :)14:33
hellsworthgood morning desktopers14:41
hellsworthricotz: i know you're eager to go for 7.0.2~rc1 but 7.0.1 is ready to go now14:45
oSoMoNgood morning hellsworth 14:46
hellsworthhi there oSoMoN !14:47
ricotzhellsworth, ack, the rc would be something for next week14:54
hellsworthricotz: i'm rebuilding the artifacts now with seb's changelog entry moved.. 14:57
hellsworthmarcustomlinson: you did run autopkgtests against the prereleases ppa 7.0.1 and they all passed except for arm64 but it looks like a builder failure and nothing more15:00
marcustomlinsonok sorry I do vaguely recall this from last week yeah15:01
hellsworthlast friday you ran the tests15:06
hellsworthor maye it was thursday15:06
hellsworthmarcustomlinson: you may be happy to know that i just deleted 9 ppas. so i'm down to only 3 now :)15:14
kenvandineTrevinho: everything in portal-test that worked in focal works in groovy with the PPA15:26
Trevinhokenvandine: great15:27
Trevinhothanks for confirming 15:27
kenvandineanytime15:27
marcustomlinsonhellsworth: :)15:31
ricotzhellsworth, package looks good now15:46
hellsworth\o/15:46
hellsworthmarcustomlinson: can you please upload this to groovy? https://launchpad.net/~hellsworth/+archive/ubuntu/lo-dummy-repo-1/+packages15:46
marcustomlinsonhellsworth: will do in a few16:06
hellsworthty16:07
marcustomlinsonricotz, hellsworth, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/1:7.0.1-0ubuntu116:49
hellsworththanks!!!!16:49
ricotzmarcustomlinson, \o/17:07
ricotzhellsworth, please don't forget to update the git branch17:08
hellsworthricotz: i pushed the changelog change and pushed a tag17:20
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seb128marcustomlinson, I've no idea how close were glibc and poppler to migrate but that upload is resetting the transition until libreoffice is built and its autopkgtest results come back green now :-/19:03
hellsworthso sorry seb128 for the glibc and poppler migration interruptions :(20:45
seb128don't worry, it's tricky to know about ongoing transition (and on that note 'night desktopers)20:56

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