=== pieq_ is now known as pieq === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [15:21] hum, was there any autopkgtest infra sadness? [15:22] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#libinput [15:22] or is that just libinput doing something weird? [15:44] seb128: Looks like triggers with systemd but not gnutls28 are broken [15:44] is that some missing package relationship? [15:46] since rhonabwy rebuild fixed test failure with gnutls28 i suspect there is an untracked ABI break [15:47] Laney, but not the test is passing, thus both systemd and gnutls should migrate in the next run this will be solved [15:48] xnox,^ [15:49] you're confident there aren't any other undetected breakages? [15:50] Laney, hm, regarding gnutls28 no, but i think systemd is ok [15:50] I did mean gnutls28 [15:51] xnox? [15:51] I'm guessing that rhonathingy was only detected because it has an autopkgtest [15:55] Laney, filed LP: #1897599 to let us figure that out [15:55] Launchpad bug 1897599 in gnutls28 (Ubuntu) "gnutls28 broke rhonabwy autopktest" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1897599 [15:55] nice [15:55] I was going to say, should that have block-proposed, but it does [15:55] Laney, :-) [15:56] I should probably kill this in progress run in case it migrates it [15:56] ah except ppc64el failed [15:57] oh no, it's still running [17:09] rbalint: Laney: no abi break.... [17:10] new point release of gnutls adds more constants; rhonabwy has code that is compiled when new constants are detected at buildtime, but it doesn't check if new constants/algos are available at runtime and tries to use them. [17:10] rhonabwy is the one broken, gnutls28 is not. [17:11] that sounds backwards from what happened? [17:11] also rhonabwy builds a fresh library & fresh unit tests, and then tries to execute unit-tests against system installed (old) librhonabwy and that has missmatched expectations. [17:12] or are you talking about building during the tests? [17:13] Laney: autopkgtest builds brand new library & unit-tests which have matching expectations, but then it executes just compiled unit-tests against system library, which has been built against old gnutls28, without exposing new curve that unit-tests think library should know about. [17:13] and vice versa. [17:13] ok, that makes sense [17:13] next, why does systemd break? [17:14] (so gnutls28 is forward compatible, and ghonabwy tries to go back in time, but that's not really supported, or matters) [17:14] systemd vs gnutls28 => no idea =) [17:14] didn't look [17:15] alright I'll leave that little question in the air and go out for my daily walk :> [17:15] wlroots saysa unkonw/regression, yet it is pass superfecial?! [17:15] did it drop tests or something? [17:15] looks all green otherwise. [17:16] oooh systemd smells like nftables migration issue?! [17:17] should reproduce for you, just try testing something (e.g. happend with input) with --apt-pocket=proposed=src:systemd{,src:gnutls28} [17:17] then the network breaks and you can have fun using the serial console to break into the machine [17:17] ubuntu/ubuntu [17:17] s/input/libinput/ [17:47] o/ [17:48] Laney: Do you have a pre-made .deb (All of them, preferably) of the built version of libmozjs78-0 in Ubuntu/mozjs78 in Debian? [17:48] Working with cjs right now as me and Debian Cinnamon Team and others work to port cjs to mozjs78 (from 52) [18:38] Laney, xnox the systemd vs. gnutls issue is just udev being upgraded without systemd where i saw it [18:40] Laney, xnox i'm thinking about thightening dependencies between udev & systemd to avoid such partial upgrades, but apt could know better, too https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-groovy/groovy/amd64/m/mir/20200928_132812_257f0@/log.gz === JanC is now known as Guest49463 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [19:31] ItzSwirlz: no, but you can get it from the archive can't you? [19:31] rbalint: ok, well if that's it then tightened dependencies would make sense [19:32] Can't seem to find it there [19:32] Do you have a direct link or something? I've searched around the Debian Package Tracker and packages.ubuntu.com [19:32] apt download libmozjs-78-0? [19:32] or install ubuntu-dev-tools and pull-lp-debs mozjs78 [19:32] There we go. Cuoldn't remember the command for getting it, thanks [19:40] I retried wlroots, hopefully that makes systemd go in [19:43] Laney, i retried already, too [19:44] ah well the results weren't in when I looked [19:45] better hope it's not flaky :> [19:51] Laney, all of them passed, so it is just crossing fingers that's left :-) === sil2100 changed the topic of #ubuntu-devel to: Archive: Beta Freeze, Feature Freeze, Debian Import Freeze | Devel of Ubuntu (not support) | Build failures: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/ftbfs/ | #ubuntu for support and discussion of Trusty-Focal | If you can't send messages here, authenticate to NickServ first | Patch Pilots: