=== amurray_ is now known as amurray [01:28] Hello. I have a patch that fixes a minor bug in the software-properties-gtk package. How can I contribute it? [01:29] uman: Is it intended for the development release or for an existing, stable release? [01:30] I suppose the development release. [01:30] uman: Either way, the first thing to do (if you've not done so already) is to get a debdiff of the patch. [01:30] uman: Make sure to build a deb with the patch yourself and test it on the latest development release to ensure it works (if you've not already done that). [01:31] uman: Then you'd probably need to ask for a sponsor, which I believe there's a mailing list for, though I'm willing to bet you can find someone to sponsor your patch into the archives right here. [01:32] OK, thanks for the info. [01:32] uman: If there's any changes that need made first, they'll tell you, and once everything looks good they'll upload it and it will become part of Ubuntu. [01:32] Happy to help out! In case you need it, I'll put a link where you can download the latest development release. [01:32] uman: https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ [01:33] Thank you for your help in assisting us with the Ubuntu project! [01:33] I am already running latest Kinetic [01:34] ok, I will make a debdiff tomorrow and submit it [01:36] uman: Also, for more info about getting a patch sponsored: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess === pitti` is now known as pitti [04:31] mapreri: Oh wow, core dev! Congrats! === blackboxsw is now known as blackboxsw_afk [08:06] Feature Freeze is approaching and I would like to get bug 1979893 fixed before Feature Freeze (because Varnish 7.x is a major release with many new features). [08:06] Bug 1979893 in varnish-modules (Debian) "Varnish modules fail to build or to install" [Unknown, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1979893 [08:13] The linked Debian bugs have not been responded to since June 26. I believe the libvmod-re2 source package should be removed from the Ubuntu archive and varnish-modules should not be built on armhf, or the test failures addressed or ignored. [08:13] ... on that architecture [08:16] See the bug for the rationale [08:18] s/7.x/7.1.0/ ... new features compared with 6.6.1-1 [11:39] I am back. Moving this to #ubuntu-release. === blackboxsw_afk is now known as blackboxsw === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [13:36] I will be back in 1 hour but remain online. [13:59] I am back. === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer === stgraber_ is now known as stgraber === enr0n_ is now known as enr0n === Serge_ is now known as hallyn === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [19:53] When should I discuss my SRU for openconnect (bug 1969734)? This is a fatal bug for users of a significant portion of GlobalProtect VPNs (simply it does not connect) but it does not have enough priority to go into 22.04.1 (to be released on August 11). [19:53] Bug 1969734 in openconnect (Ubuntu Jammy) "[Jammy] NetworkManager-openconnect 1.2.6 not compatible with openconnect 8.20" [Undecided, In Progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1969734 [19:53] I can discuss anywhere from 04:30 to 21:00 UTC. [19:54] On any date before September 17 [19:54] *18 [19:58] For an SRU vanguard to get it into jammy-proposed. [19:59] I will return in 15 minutes but remain online. [20:07] I am back. [20:22] luis220413: could you wait at least a few days before reminding us about your SRU again? Not trying to be rude, but we've heard your request === ddstreet_away is now known as ddstreet [20:58] jbicha: Yes. I will remind you on August 17 to take the next step (move to jammy-proposed or to jammy-updates). [20:59] If they are not both done, of course [21:41] !guidelines | luis220413 Please see this, particularly the part about "Time to ask", "Don't repeat your question every few minutes" (don't take minutes literally that can be hours), and "Don't be annoying". [21:41] luis220413 Please see this, particularly the part about "Time to ask", "Don't repeat your question every few minutes" (don't take minutes literally that can be hours), and "Don't be annoying".: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines [21:51] Eickmeyer[m]: OK [22:06] mapreri: OK, popped them into -backports, waiting on approval. [23:26] Depends: libc6 (>> 2.36), libc6 (<< 2.36) [23:26] oops [23:28] heh [23:29] Haha. :D