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xnoxlaney:  is appstream issue with zstd manifested as a bug report at all anywhere? is there a bug against like ubuntu, ubuntu-publishing-scripts or some such? any logs or errors? I don't know if that's progressing, or if there is a way for me to help.00:23
xnoxlaney:  can you point me at anything?00:23
xnoxi only heard about this via chat messages.00:23
RAOFEickmeyer: About the displaycal upload: why isn't this a sync from Debian? It's not clear to me that deb-that-installs-a-flatpak is a better choice than deb-that-depends-on-python2.7 (which is presumably the other option)?00:52
RAOFA README.Debian would perhaps have been a good idea to document the reasoning.00:52
EickmeyerRAOF: We removed it from our repositories because it won't work. Did you read my email?02:18
EickmeyerRAOF: The Debian version doesn't work.02:18
EickmeyerRAOF: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2021-June/005235.html02:19
RAOFAh, didn't see that.04:48
* RAOF goes to work out why he's apparently not subscribed to ubuntu-release before adding his 2¢04:48
RAOF(do you want displaycal to be seeded? Because I don't think the package you've uploaded will do that)04:48
RAOFThat reasoning makes sense, although I wonder if we need a better mechanism for “these $NON_DEBS should be seeded”.04:48
laneyxnox: Don't think so. I just found the log message for juliank. Feel free to file one.08:04
laneyhere: https://github.com/ximion/appstream-generator08:04
laneyI think it'd be best to start with adding a testcase there with a zstd-compressed deb, and then fixing it. We usually chat about this in #packagekit btw.08:07
xnoxlaney:  and we do run that snap as part of Ubuntu archive publishing?09:38
xnoxi see rsync of appstream stuff09:38
laneyyes09:43
laneywell, depends exactly what you mean09:43
laneybut that is the thing you have to fix - not relevant to this issue exactly when and how it's run09:44
xnoxlaney:  i think it might. I see that libarchive.so.13 is staged inside the snap, but not libzstd which is used from the host. Which makes things a little bit more treaky. Is the appstream.internal host bionic?10:04
laneyxnox: xenial. are you sure about what you're saying though? libzstd1 is a dependency of libarchive13 so it would at most be removed because it's in the base snap (if it is, didn't check).10:12
laneyxnox: I'm just testing an update to the snap for other fixes though, so wait a bit, I'll re-process "hello"10:12
xnoxok.10:13
laneyIt didn't get rebuilt for a while for stupid FTBFS reasons10:13
xnoxlaney:  i see upstream bugs in libarchive "when build against newer libzstd, and runs against old libzstd, bugs happen" in the libarchive changelogs.10:13
xnoxxenial's libzstd1 is beyond the horizon to trigger bugs. thus imho we need this:10:14
xnoxlaney:  https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/DnSdfjHDSQ/10:15
xnoxi have no idea how come libraries are mentioned one by one like that.10:15
laneyI dunno, let's see10:16
laneyIt feels wrong, the deps of libarchive should arrange for this10:16
laneyI'll try this new build in a bit10:16
xnoxi think it doesn't have to.... cause libzstd1 is present on all ubuntu host builders..... and i think snaps can make a choice to stage things, use from base, use from host.10:19
xnoxldd /snap/appstream-generator/153/usr/bin/appstream-generator | grep -v /snap/appstream-generator => does not look great10:20
xnoxhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/9bz4s3JDWQ/10:20
xnoxnot sure if all of these should be staged into the snap, or used from the host. but certainly libzstd.so.1 is of interest for us at the moment.10:21
xnoxhttps://github.com/ximion/appstream-generator/pull/9410:21
ubottuPull 94 in ximion/appstream-generator "snapcraft: stage libzstd1" [Open]10:21
laneyStop, please.10:22
laneyThat's base snap stuff, it's all fine AFAICS.10:22
laneyI'll run this build and then we'll see what it looks like.10:23
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rbasakWill SRU tooling (sru-review, etc) correctly work through a bug reference that refers to a duplicate bug?12:34
rbasakI've not seen this case before.12:35
diddledancjwatson: I see I caused you to poke at packages.u.c, too - my own MR is now submitted to fix ubuntu ports indexing: https://salsa.debian.org/webmaster-team/packages/-/merge_requests/1912:39
ubottuMerge 19 in webmaster-team/packages "Parse Ubuntu Ports more completely" [Opened]12:39
cjwatsondiddledan: Only very much in passing, but yeah12:40
diddledan:-)12:40
cjwatsondiddledan: Thanks12:41
diddledangotta stretch the legs of my @ubuntu.com ;-p12:42
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laneyxnox: this rebuilt one works14:09
laneyI dunno why, must have picked up a fixed something something14:09
laneyI'll put it into production after lunch14:09
xnoxlaney:  winning!14:18
juliankxnox: reprepro zstd srus, yay, nay, status?14:30
xnoxjuliank: did not start preparing them, as was busy verifying my other srus. about to start making them.14:43
xnoxjuliank: if you want to help, i guess please look at other things? i.e. whatever is next highest priority? aptly?14:44
xnoxfastly?14:44
xnoxor whatever those things are.14:44
juliankxnox: just curious on status, I guess aptly would be worth doing? Also have to get other SRUs verified/finalized (shim/apt)14:45
juliankNobody approving my shim signing tarballs on xenial :(14:45
rbasakjibel: looking at ubiquity 20.04.15.14 in focal unapproved, that latest change isn't in impish. Is that expected? And is this a fix for one of the existing SRU bugs, or a new issue that also needs fixing? I'm not sure how to assess regression risk for this change as distinct from the previous changes that have SRU bugs.14:58
jibelrbasak, it's been uploaded to impish at the same time https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/21.10.3. It's an oversight for the SRU currently in focal so basically the same issue. We stopped configuring kerberos but didn't remove the now useless package.16:40
EickmeyerRAOF: Yeah, the idea is to seed it in Studio.16:41
bdmurrayThis report seems to be out of date https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses_by_team.html16:51
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