[00:57] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqSA-SY5Hro [00:57] God, if you’re 5 foot 3 and you’re 300 pounds [00:57] Taxes ought not to pay for your bags of fudge rounds [00:57] Young men are puttin’ themselves six feet in the ground [00:57] ‘Cause all this damn country does is keep on kickin’ them down [00:57] irc.supernets.org #superbowl [00:57] up_oa`` bdrung Icedream jairglez rhansen ubot9 flotwig_ chrisccoulson cxl Eickmeyer hyperair mwhudson ueberall synapt athos kiska3 cinderblock yofel LocutusOfBorg wgrant hggdh guruprasad tuxifreund JanC Guest1124 kenoba cpaelzer tomreyn cjwatson blahdeblah amurray rs2009 ubottu pabs3 sarnold lifeless_ tsimonq2 ballot ubuntulog pieq sajoupa laney zigo Mc Menzador nickle PaulW2U axino tolecnal === synapt is now known as nate [12:21] Is there a way to clear out a .orig.tar.xz file from a PPA which resulted in a failed build from a source package? I created the .orig.tar.xz incorrectly the first time and I don't want to have to bump the upstream version just to fix it. [12:23] No [12:24] Adding something like +repack1 to the end of the upstream part of the version is pretty normal in this sort of situation [15:48] Hello, question about build dependency for deb package building: Is it possible preinstall dart (or flutter) if I have .dart sources? (I've tried to download dartlang deb (also tried 'snap install flutter') at building stage, but it doesn't work) [15:49] PotentialUser-4: you should use Build-Depends for that sort of thing [15:50] we don't preinstall anything for anyone, outside of a small base system. everyone has to use Build-Depends for what they need [15:50] you can only build-depend on .debs that are in Ubuntu or in your PPA (or in another PPA if you use "Edit PPA dependencies" to specify it) [15:52] @cjwatson how can I add dart or flutter to 'Build-depends', if flutter is present in snap package (or dart deb from external repo)? [15:52] you can't - it has to be in one of the places I listed above [15:56] @cjwatson "you can only build-depend on .debs that are in Ubuntu or in your PPA", so that there's no chance to build binary from .dart sources? (even though it can be built on the local machine with installed flutter/dart) [15:57] If you can get dart into a PPA somehow, then you can do it [15:57] I don't know what that would involve [15:58] Or find an existing PPA that contains the stuff you need, since you might not be the first person with the same problem [16:00] @cjwatson unfortunatelly, I cannot find out that, even cannot find out the way how to do "get dart into PPA" [16:01] Sorry, not something I can help with, all I can do is tell you the constraints [16:03] I've .deb from dart sources that was built on github with workflow action, but there's no repo there. With launchpad I've a repo, but cannot build .dart sources here.) [16:04] @cjwatson Thank you anyway for some hints [16:05] You might try asking the Ubuntu desktop team to see if they've done anything with .debs built using flutter [16:07] Ubuntu offers snap packaging system, and I've successfully built these sources on snapcraft with packaging into .snap. There's I thought to build .deb... [16:09] Snaps are often based on .debs, but there's no support for the other way round [16:12] a bit odd that I can easily build deb package on a local machine (and on github too btw), only lack of building tools can prevent it [16:12] There's simply no definition for the equivalent of build-depends where the target is snaps, even if we wanted to allow it to work that way round (which is unclear) [16:17] idk, something like 'Build-depends: snapd" plus "snap install -y flutter" would be enough to have dart/flutter accessible [16:18] Sorry, this is the way it is and is fairly unlikely to change, you're going to have to work out how to fit into it [16:18] Builds don't have enough permissions to do snap install and we don't want to give that to them [16:19] Even if we did, we'd have to do a bunch of work to make it impossible for builds for Ubuntu itself, where this would be forbidden by policy [16:20] Okay, thank you for clarifying details [21:22] cjwatson: thanks