[01:10] good morning [05:41] Good morning [05:45] Hi jibel [05:49] Hi duflu [06:38] good morning desktoppers [06:38] hey oSoMoN, how are you? [06:38] oh, and goood morning desktopers :) [06:42] Hi oSoMoN and seb128 [06:45] good morning :) [06:45] hi jibel duflu oSoMoN seb128 jpnurmi [06:46] hey duflu, jpnurmi, callmepk, how are you? [06:46] lut jibel [06:46] Morning jpnurmi and afternoon callmepk [06:46] seb128 I am okay, how are you? [06:47] seb128, tired, reworking old code and have a meeting soon so not exciting. You? [06:49] I'm alright thanks! [06:54] salut seb128! not fully awake yet, but I'm alright, and you? [06:54] hey duflu, jpnurmi, callmepk [06:55] oSoMoN, similarly :) [06:59] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master f97d30f Sebastien Bacher debian/patches/ubuntu/lock-Add-Lock-Screen-on-Suspend-option.patch * Reference launchpad bug for the lock-on-suspend patch * https://deb.li/ikQcl [07:05] tseliot, hey, did you notice that your ubuntu-drivers-common upload failed to build on most arches? [07:10] hey [07:10] salut didrocks [07:10] salut oSoMoN [07:14] salut seb128 didrocks oSoMoN [07:14] hi callmepk jpnurmi [07:17] Good morning! [07:17] $ apt depends gnome-shell | grep 'desktop-icons ' [07:17] Breaks: gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons (<< 21.04) [07:17] But version 21.04 does not exist. Is that a mistake? [07:17] salut jibel, GunnarHj [07:18] o/ didrocks [07:24] Trevinho: ^ [07:32] lut jibel didrocks [07:32] GunnarHj, the point is that the new shell is breaking old extensions and they need to be adapted [07:33] GunnarHj, when we flag them as compatible we should bump the version [07:33] or update the breaks [07:33] hello seb128 [07:41] Hi didrocks [07:45] afternoon duflu [08:01] o/ [08:03] Hi laney [08:03] Also morning GunnarHj [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal f7e2e9d Sebastien Bacher * pushed 24 commits (first 5 follow) * https://deb.li/ZEr1 [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal 69493ff Goran Vidović po/hr.po * Update Croatian translation * https://deb.li/3LATN [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal 3db025d Benjamin Berg .gitlab-ci.yml * ci: Update to adjust fdo template changes and switch to rawhide * https://deb.li/0zYV [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal 7485182 Goran Vidović po/hr.po * Update Croatian translation * https://deb.li/3VDuh [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal 9ba946e Goran Vidović po/hr.po * Update Croatian translation * https://deb.li/DZln [08:06] gnome-settings-daemon ubuntu/focal d7a6f19 Goran Vidović po/hr.po * Update Croatian translation * https://deb.li/3R8a7 [08:08] hey laney [08:09] How long has Launchpad had comment editing before I noticed?! [08:10] hey duflu didrocks [08:10] hey laney, how are you? [08:11] duflu: https://blog.launchpad.net/general/comment-editing-is-now-possible [08:11] not that long ;-) [08:13] duflu, https://code.launchpad.net/~pappacena/launchpad/+git/launchpad/+merge/402604 apparently since may [08:13] seb128: Ok, I see. The immediate goal in this case is to fix bug #1917010 for focal, so I started with the dev version to follow the SRU procedure. And it just migrated even if it's uninstallable. :) [08:13] Bug 1917010 in gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons-ng (Ubuntu Hirsute) "Hard to detect double-clicks on the HiDPI touchscreen system" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1917010 [08:13] moin seb128, I'm alright [08:13] GunnarHj, it should be installable in impish, that's the shell version from proposed that breaks on it no? [08:14] seb128: Yes. But that will soon migrate, or? [08:14] GunnarHj, that will not migrate while it's breaking things [08:15] GunnarHj, but I think we are probably going to delete or demote to propose extensions to unblock the update [08:15] laney, did you notice https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kylin-burner/3.0.10-1 ? I've a feeling that's now how it was supposed to be done [08:16] no, I copied it to that silo [08:16] I wonder if LP will let that one be published [08:16] seb128: Ok. Suppose the SRU team can be talked into fixing focal bugs even on packages which were deleted in impish. [08:16] guess we'll see [08:17] laney, are we still missing pieces or does it mean that's ready to land now? [08:17] and I told handsome_feng I was doing it like that too, lost in translation I suppose [08:17] it is ready, I was hoping the other stuff would move out first [08:17] but publish can be pressed whenever [08:17] we can try to get the other things moving today if you prefer [08:18] gtk4 migrated [08:18] so we are down to having foundations fix update-manager to require the proper version of the gtk binding so autopkgtests are green [08:18] and having to demote extensions [08:18] right [08:18] then maybe other things? unsure if the current i386 breakage is going to get in the way somehow [08:21] start by demoting all that stuff [08:21] make sure you file a block-proposed-impish bug for them [08:23] laney: Hi, Did I miss something? [08:25] hey duflu, looks like I messed with "your" package again. :) Hope I didn't mess it up too much. [08:25] GunnarHj, you touched it last ;) [08:25] I was only babysitting it while there were obvious bugs [08:26] laney: kylin-burner is waitting for tracker 3, should I not sync this package now? [08:26] duflu: I'd say you did all the real work. I merely fixed the repo/package stuff. [08:28] handsome_feng: I was doing it all in https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/4580/+packages [08:28] so we didn't need to have it in the archive yet, but it's ok really, don't worry about it [08:30] hi btw :> [08:30] laney: oh, got it, Oh, got it, I mistakenly thought that passing it directly to archive would reduce your work [08:47] github copilot: [08:47] I write: "if args.rootfs_ppa and args.rootfses:" [08:47] suggested completion: "logging.error("--rootfs-ppa and --rootfses are mutually exclusive"); sys.exit(1)" [08:47] just before, I wrote: [08:47] "if not selected_wslID:" [08:48] suggestioned completion: [08:48] logging.error("Unable to find a WSL release matching %s", args.wslID) [08:48] sys.exit(1) [08:48] check that I wrote selected_wslID and not args.wslID (selected_wslID=args.wslID.lower()) [08:48] and it selected the user input for the user message [08:49] this is really amazing [08:49] sounds like they are doing smart things indeed [08:57] seb128, it doesn't look like something I could've possibly broken: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/gHGVB9GRgx/ [08:58] tseliot, any idea where the breakage could be? is that using umockdev? or kernel? [09:00] laney, is it easy to stop https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/+livefs/ubuntu/impish/ubuntu-canary/+build/287310 and retry it in a bit? [09:00] I wanted a package published for that build but it's going to take another 10 min :/ [09:01] seb128: might as well just try another one when that one is done I think [09:01] k [09:02] maybe with some luck it fetches package index late enough that the package could be published still, let's see [09:12] seb128, it probably comes from calling apt-get install [09:16] tseliot, could be what mwhudson was refering to earlier [09:21] seb128, yes, I think he was referring to the same problem [11:44] GunnarHj: no, not a mistake... It must break it... There's no fixed version, so need to break it [11:48] Trevinho: Got it. s_eb128 helped me understand the order of things. [12:00] seb128: ready for that retry now? [12:01] rebuild* [12:40] laney, yes! thank you :) [13:31] (post lunch) it iz running [13:31] laney, thx! [13:33] hello desktopers :), ceph/amd64 is stuck in NEW queue -- https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ceph/16.2.5-0ubuntu2 [13:34] which is part of the openldap transition [13:42] ricotz, hey thanks for pointing it out [13:43] this -proposed situation isn't getting better though :( [13:43] e.g. apache2 [14:04] ricotz, well, gtk4 migrated and gnome-shell is ready once foundations fixes update-manager autopkgtests [14:05] so there are some improvements :) [14:05] seb128, oh, I thought this is entangled with openldap via e-d-s and libgweather? [14:06] by ready I mean candidate [14:06] which it was not before [14:06] I'm just pointing out that while there are some new problems we are also making progress on other fronts [14:06] we will eventually get there [14:06] yeah of course :) [14:07] I am desperately waiting for being able to upload libreoffice 7.2.0 :) [14:08] yeah, a bit longer, hopefully we are getting there [15:09] seb128, hmm, autopkgtests fail on a PPA build which is using -proposed and actually creates deps provided in -proposed only? [15:11] "Depends: libldap-2.5-0 (>= 2.5.4) but it is not installable" [15:11] https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/results/autopkgtest-impish-ricotz-ppa/impish/s390x/libr/libreoffice/20210715_144139_739a6@/log.gz [15:26] ricotz, you might need a trigger on the proposed version of use all_proposed=1 [15:28] seb128, how can I do that? [15:49] ricotz, see 'How to re-run autopkgtests with dependencies on other packages in the proposed pocket' on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ProposedMigration#autopkgtests [15:49] but basically add &trigger=SRCPKG/VERSION to the url [15:52] seb128, thank you [15:55] doesn't work "You submitted an invalid request: openldap/2.5.5+dfsg-1~exp1ubuntu1 is not published in PPA ricotz/ppa impish" [15:57] urlencode it [15:58] I think if the url is valid therefore the correct error message [16:00] you might need to copy that package into your ppa? [16:02] this might work [16:03] I will try it [16:28] seems to work :) [17:47] when there ll be updates to firefox and thunderbird? [17:52] dust, which serie and version are you asking about? [17:52] seb128, the normal series [17:55] dust, which ubuntu version are you on [17:55] 21.04 [17:55] (which is, i believe, what seb wanted to know 😉 ) [17:55] I think the security-team is aware of the builds for firefox 90.0 and thunderbird 78.12.0 waiting to be copied :) [17:56] k [17:56] they are ready at https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [17:56] if you want it faster, use the snaps of both 😉 [17:56] snap sux... [17:57] i totally dislike it... [17:57] well, your choice ... [17:58] (and off topic here) [17:58] as is the distro... [17:59] ? [17:59] ogra, u said something about choice... [18:23] * ogra isnt sure how that is relevant