[00:01] sbuilding away [00:03] ok so that'll depwait, what package are you on? [00:03] tsimonq2: ^ [00:03] lxqt-admin is done, I was just about to hop on a new one [00:04] lxqt-config or lxqt-archiver? [00:04] archiver since I think I packaged that one myself ;) [00:04] +1 [00:04] one sec, didn't backport yet [00:07] no worries [00:08] also don't forget to tag - it's been a struggle for me lol [00:09] just finished tagging and pushing the tags :) [00:09] moving onto lxqt-config [00:11] Sweet, moving onto lxqt-globalkeys. [00:11] Grief, already? :P [00:12] Yep :D [00:17] Moving onto lxqt-notificationd. [00:19] dh_install: warning: Cannot find (any matches for) "etc/xdg/menus/lxqt-config.menu" (tried in ., debian/tmp) [00:19] this means that the install file is missing the file right? [00:19] just double-checking [00:20] Other way around, the install file thinks it's there when it isn't. [00:20] ahhh [00:20] and now I see where the install file has wonky things [00:20] If I were you, I'd compare the files in lxqt-menu-data versus what you have in your install file - and perhaps even compare the tarball size from last release, I think those files just simply got moved. That's just a theory, again, leaving the judgement call to you. [00:21] I think it's very likely moved files since it's menu stuff. [00:21] but yeah, I'll check while this rebuilds [00:21] Sweet, I'll have to do another Backports-only patch for lxqt-notificationd reverting this: https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt-notificationd/commit/63fdeb192b8e7bf0a131278393903de0b014e0cd [00:21] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Commit 63fdeb1 in lxqt/lxqt-notificationd "Port deprecated KWindowSystem" [00:22] yeah looks like menu move stuff is all [00:22] Makes sense. Do what you know is right :) [00:32] whew, this has been a sticky package. Lintian-overrides syntax needed fixing, obsolete linker flag, build failures, the works. Oh, and a crazy copyright file. [00:32] I may be fighting with this one for a while :P [00:33] Kay, lxqt-notificationd is now churning. On to lxqt-openssh-askpass. [00:33] Why do I keep getting the easy ones? XD [00:33] Hey, like I said before, it makes you stronger, eh? :) [00:33] idk :P [00:33] If you need help, I'm here. [00:33] definitely makes me stronger 💪 [00:33] :P [00:33] you're helping right now! :D [00:33] hah good :) [00:39] lxqt-openssh-askpass is done, I'll take lxqt-policykit next (but taking a quick break first.) [00:40] Also, generally beware that RikMills decided to upload a new Frameworks release. I doubt we'll have to do much, *might* need an NCR for Cala. [00:41] Anyway, tonight I'm more focused on ramming 1.4 through, so we frontload a lot of testing this cycle. [00:42] I think I'm going to just upload lxqt-config as-is and file another bug report about licensing. I just ran into a file that says it is both GPL-2 OR GPL-3, and GPL-2-only, in the same copyright header. [00:43] HAH. Nice one. [00:43] I think all open-source devs need to have like a one-day course on "how licensing actually works" before being allowed to publish anything :P [00:47] [telegram] I often joked over the course of the Ubuntu Summit that a Debian Developer certificate should come with an Associate's in Law, on the other end of that :P [00:47] lol, ikr? [00:47] IANAL but at this point I could probably teach a lawyer how to do their job better in some ways >_< [00:48] (not actually but you get the joke) [00:50] ok lxqt-config "finished" for the most part, but I'm going to be stuck on it for a while longer compiling a bug report. [00:50] hah :D [00:51] No worries, I'm just now getting started on lxqt-policykit. [00:56] And, done. [00:56] Looks like I'm on to lxqt-session. [00:57] nice [01:09] lxqt-session is done, moving to lxqt-sudo. [01:15] hit a hard one this time? [01:16] meh, probably not [01:16] Kinda sorta. I had to import the SRU we did for lxqt-sudo (hint, hint: we still need to verify that :P) [01:16] Anyway, all set on that one. How's it coming on your end? [01:16] still have three sub-programs to audit [01:17] lxqt-config is like seven or so programs in one repo [01:17] niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice [01:17] yeah :D :-/ [01:17] I'll pump the brakes for a few minutes in case I can help you with anything [01:17] And it's a motly mess of licensing. LGPL-2.0, GPL-2+, LGPL-2.1+, GPL-2, LGPL-2.1+, GPL-2 OR GPL-3, WTFPL-2, and the infamous GPL-2 and LGPL-2.1+ weirdness, all in one repo. [01:18] (I feel like I'm just chugging away and you're standing back in awe. In reality, by chance I'm just getting the easy ones. :P) [01:18] Woahhhhhhh. Nice. :/ [01:18] (Also, you're doing hard work too, so it's about even, I guess.) [01:19] true :) [01:19] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE1FrqheQNI [01:19] [01:19] Copyright (C) 2014 [01:20] * arraybolt3 decides to name my next project "" just so that the next time I see that at least it's a valid name [01:20] Is that like... actually in the LXQt source code? :P [01:20] Yes. [01:20] LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO [01:20] lxqt-config-input/keyboardlayoutconfig.cpp [01:21] 🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍🤦‍ [01:21] arraybolt3: Also, you saw that lxqt-config FTBFS in Backports Staging, right? [01:21] missed that [01:21] [telegram] I feel like I've met that guy. (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Copyright (C) 2014 ) [01:21] Not meaning to nag, just making sure you're aware. [01:21] fun [01:22] XD [01:22] kc2bez: roflol [01:22] arraybolt3: It's just a missing include, no biggie. Also, we're almost done, just the final stretch :D [01:23] nice [01:23] Well, there's the Launchpad build queue again. Fun stuff. At least we have passing amd64 builds for Backports Staging... [01:24] [telegram] I've been packing to head out to a conference for work this week watching the scroll go by. [01:24] Nice nice :D [01:24] Save travels! [01:25] kc2bezL o/ Hope everything goes well! [01:25] s/L/:/ [01:26] [telegram] Should be good, it is a shortish drive of a couple of hours. [01:27] Nice, nice. [01:27] I'm going to get started with pcmanfm-qt (which could honestly be a mean one). [01:29] good luck :) [01:29] (funny enough, I expected lxqt-archiver to be harder than lxqt-config, so you may find this one is the easiest one you've done yet) [01:30] whoa hi IRC reconnect [01:42] this just keeps getting better [01:42] 2 Copyright (C) 2014 P.L. Lucas [01:42] 3 Copyright (C) 2013 [01:43] A valid copyright line above an invalid one. [01:43] in lxqt-config-monitor now [01:45] hahahahahahahahaha [01:46] Looks like pcmanfm-qt has been a lot to chew on. [01:46] oh man [01:46] We'll need to double-check how this GUI looks when it's all good. [01:46] kk, sounds a bit scary :P [01:46] I just had to edit a UI file by hand, merging a three-way diff. :P [01:46] oh grief [01:47] I haven't had the privilege of doing that yet [01:47] So, I'm crossing my fingers, hoping I didn't completely b0rk it. :P [01:47] hahahahahahahaha [01:47] open it in Qt Designer to double-check? [01:47] you probably did that already [01:47] Nah, not yet, prob should :P [01:47] Oh bah, it FTBFS. [01:47] welp [01:48] 2 * [01:48] 3 * Copyright (C) 2014 PCMan [01:48] Well he got closer this time 🤣 [01:48] XD [01:48] Bet it's Hong Jen Yee who owns all of the placeholders. [01:49] Right. [01:49] Well, I'm going to go grab a nice, frosty mug and think about this FTBFS. :P [01:50] Or at the very least, what my plans are for adapting this menu further. [01:50] Anyway, I'll be back before about 9ish. [01:50] kk, see you later! [01:50] I'll keep adding onto this quite beefy bug report in the mean time. [01:51] Sounds good, don't feel like my absence should stop you, keep on chugging. ;) [01:52] I may have to take a break after this. [01:52] No worries. [01:52] I think we've both reached the hard part, so breaks are probably well deserved. :P [01:52] (At least on your end, I don't know about me. XD) [02:01] https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt-config/issues/966 [02:01] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Issue 966 in lxqt/lxqt-config "Confusing and contradictory licensing information" [Open] [02:02] And with that, my audit is complete. [02:03] * arraybolt3 feels like I have a coffee withdrawal headache now even though I've not drank coffee in a long, long time [02:03] [telegram] Niceee XD [02:11] [telegram] The LXQt stack just half-migrated, which means potential instability for testers. Beware, system updates might eat kittens. [02:44] [telegram] Either way, we're in early Alpha; I hope we can get to Calamares stuff tonight but that all depends. Might be (less than) a week before that gets fully settled, all the nested errors [02:44] [telegram] I'm willing to bet the reports we've seen so far are only the first set [02:45] [telegram] arraybolt3: Are you still around, or did you hit the hay for the night? [02:45] Around-ish. [02:46] [telegram] By the way, getting back into things, The Headache is to be expected the first difficult upload or two. Take your time, I'm here to help :) [02:46] (I'll be up for a good long while most likely, especially since the Ubuntu support room on Matrix is under attack by a spammer :-/) [02:46] (I have mod privileges there so I'm currently "standing guard") [02:46] [telegram] Ouch. [02:47] [telegram] Remember, it's open source, I'm extremely grateful for your help, but if you need to crash, just do it man :) [02:47] [telegram] If you're still energetic though, let's get it :D [02:47] heh, I woke up at around 11, probably will be up until past midnight if history is any indicator. [02:47] I'm still recovering and working on tending the fire, but I'll be ready to help out more soon most likely. [02:48] [telegram] Sounds about right :) with jetlag, it feels much later than it actually is. I'm on the tail end of that, but daylight savings doesn't exactly help. [02:50] ugh, I hate Daylight Wastings Time. [02:56] tsimonq2: Did you do everything up to and including pcmanfm-qt that comes after lxqt-config? [02:57] and where are you at now? [03:01] * arraybolt3 tackles xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt [03:05] arraybolt3: Okay, so I'm currently at pcmanfm-qt. [03:05] arraybolt3: I just need to evaluate the UI changes made, and determine the best steps for the patch going forward. [03:11] sounds good [03:11] almost have xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt knocked out [03:11] fie upon me, I forgot to tag my lxqt-config uploads [03:12] cool cool, and oof :/ [03:12] *shrug* it happens XD [03:12] Ever get Backports sorted for lxqt-config? [03:13] not yet, need to do that [03:13] btw any clue how to fix this? W: xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt: wrong-name-for-upstream-changelog [usr/share/doc/xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt/CHANGELOG] [03:14] I know why it's happening but I don't recall finding a way to get that file to be compressed when it doesn't happen automatically [03:15] override_dh_autoinstall: 😈 [03:15] ugh, I guess that might work [03:17] XD [03:17] Eickmeyer: ohai [03:17] hello [03:18] so like what, dh_auto_install; gzip -9 usr/share/doc/xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt/CHANGELOG [03:19] or something like that? [03:19] Awful. I hate it. Ship it. [03:19] No no no no no [03:19] ;) [03:19] BAD [03:19] EVIL [03:19] You mean -EvIL +pedantic :P [03:19] Actually, yes. Do it. [03:19] XD [03:26] actually I override dh_installchangelogs X( [03:30] Okay, so pcmanfm-qt has been uploaded. [03:30] It's about that time, that I EOD. [03:30] arraybolt3: Thanks again for all your help today. [03:30] HAHA it worked! [03:30] tsimonq2: Congratulations :) [03:31] (on getting pcmanfm-qt done) [03:31] Feel free to continue, don't let my EOD stop you :) [03:31] Thanks :D [03:31] Imagine I actually had a good idea with that override.... [03:31] I'll check in later/in the morning to see how far you've gotten. [03:31] Eickmeyer: <3 [03:31] Anyway, good night all o/ :D [03:31] Eickmeyer: That was an awesome idea, and one I wouldn't have thought of. [03:39] Aaaaand... xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt conquered. [03:40] I'm tired, hungry, and should spend some time with my family, so I think I'm calling it a night. Please keep in mind that qterminal needs packaged still (assuming it got a version bump). [03:43] also I still haven't fixed lxqt-config, need to do that [15:43] [telegram] Gooooooood morning :D [15:55] @kc2bez, @teward001: Did we need to seek *re*-qualification for LTS last time around, or were we just grandfathered in? [15:59] arraybolt3: Okay, so I have limited time this morning before I must get back to $dayjob. The binary NEW queue *does* seem a little backed up, which is typical for this part of the cycle. [15:59] Eickmeyer: (cc, for your general musings ^^^) [15:59] arraybolt3: That being said, I'll crank out as much as I can. In an ideal world, we'd get to testing on Jammy systems today. [16:05] [telegram] KF5 is really only bugfixes at this point (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Also, generally beware that RikMills decided to upload a new Frameworks release. I doubt we'll have to do much, *might* need an NCR for Cala.) [16:07] * Eickmeyer wonders how much more NEW to throw into the queue for kicks/giggles.... [16:07] [telegram] KF6 to new? [16:07] [telegram] /me hides [16:17] tsimonq2: there's only four packages left that need fully done, and one that needs fixed in Jammy, so I suspect this will be easily doable. I could Jusg Do It today if needed. [16:17] Also I can make early Noble testing possible if we're itching to try [16:29] arraybolt3: Sweet, let's continue to coordinate, I'll let you know when I pick my next subject. [16:30] arraybolt3: And remember, waiting on binary NEW ;) so unless you have a clean-ish PPA, it's probably Just Easier to test Jammy first, then release that into Backports.) [16:30] True, I would have to build a whole PPA, so yeah, Jammy first sounds good. [16:33] Sweet. [16:34] I'll be on in about 5-10 minutes to get started. Shouldn't take us too long. [16:39] I may be a bit slower :p [16:51] Working on fixing lxqt-config. [16:54] Sounds good! [17:02] Gah, it's fighting me, the upstream patch can't just be imported in and work as-is. [17:03] That's because I'm not using a revert commit like I should XD [17:03] ok, figuring this out [17:04] mv lxqt-config-packaging lxqt-config-1.4.0 && tar xvf the_orig.tar.uhh.plasma-distro-update-up...no..gz && cd lxqt-config-1.4.0 && quilt pop -af && quilt new ohai-newpatch.patch && quilt add the-files-touched && patch -R -p1 < patch-you-want-to-reverse.patch [17:04] * tsimonq2 shots fired at Eickmeyer XD [17:05] lol, there's too many easter eggs in that one to read and get much info out of it XD [17:05] LMFAO [17:06] "Quilt pop, af." is one of my favorites [17:06] Huh... that reminds me... [17:07] * Eickmeyer looks [17:07] Oh... no new patch. Huh. [17:07] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [17:08] [telegram] Whoops XD [17:11] Fired off an sbuild. Gonna take a bit, haven't build a Jammy package in a while so lots of downloads to be done. [17:14] Sweet. :) [17:18] So, you have to add Backrport *and* Backports Staging for all packages to be available. Noted. [17:18] (forgot we had a PPA dependency there) [17:18] I mean, technically, yeah. [17:18] That being said, all the packages for the *new* stack *should* be in Backports Staging, thus superseding the ones in Backports. [17:19] Backrport. Because that's the real spelling of Backports. Not sure how the s turned into an r and migrated into the middle of the word :P [17:19] XD [17:19] Well lxqt-build-tools didn't get a bump. [17:19] So it's not in Backports Staging. [17:19] And thus my local build attempt initially failed miserably. [17:19] Ah, okay, that makes a lot of sense. [17:21] I'll grab qterminal. [17:25] https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/lxqt-config-packaging/commit/2610884257c100ef22046257a98ca9ca43b117dc [17:25] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Commit 2610884 in Lubuntu/lxqt-config-packaging "ah kscreen, thine version art insufficient for our purposes. Downgrade thyself." [17:25] Soooo... I forgot to do some git pushes last night apparently. [17:26] I'll need to audit and make sure I actually uploaded all of my changes to Git and not just to the archive. [17:26] And make sure they're all tagged. Grief. [17:26] Anyway, fixed lxqt-config now in Backports Staging and hopefully building away. [17:31] tsimonq2: qterminal working OK for you? [17:32] arraybolt3: Yup! Just pinged in #launchpad about ssh-ppa not working but ppa working. [17:32] oh weird, and nice [17:32] can I snag -panel? [17:32] or would you prefer I do -powermanagement [17:33] Pick one, they're both equally as hard (muahahahahaha). [17:33] Aaaaaaaaaaaactually, let me do powermanagement please. [17:33] sure [17:33] I have a patch I'd like to throw in there :) [17:47] hrm, sooooo this may bomb out if the debs for lxqt-panel are depwaiting [17:47] if yours bombs out too I'll throw some builds into my PPA and we can use it as a bootstrap in the mean time. [17:47] (I don't know if mine will fail yet or not) [17:47] (I think it's working actually) [17:48] copy-package --from ubuntu -s noble-proposed --to ppa:lubuntu-dev/ubuntu/backports-staging --to-suite jammy -y vim [17:48] That's a past command I've used for jammy [17:48] ubuntu-archive-tools should have it, probably a simple git clone lp:ubuntu-archive-tools [17:48] wait that actually is a thing? [17:48] TIL [17:49] That's actually the command Britney uses to do its package migration. [17:50] * arraybolt3 starts up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DTANlTnpeo to play in the background while I'm building stuff [17:51] :D [17:51] Kay, lxqt-powermanagement is good. [17:51] This brings back good memories of backporting the whole mountain of LXQt stuff back in the Kinetic cycle. [17:51] hahahahahah :D [17:51] Glad to be back to it :) [17:51] Glad this one was a team effort, too :D [17:51] (i.e. not just me, or not just you, lol) [17:52] 👍 [17:52] Do you want the last package, or want me to take care of it? [17:53] I'm happy to tackle it. [17:53] You're in a time crunch and I'm not :) [17:53] Sounds good :) [17:53] Thanks. [17:54] Glad to help :) thanks for letting me come back. [17:55] Of course. [17:55] Le sigh, looks like Backports has another special commit to revert. [17:55] https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt-powermanagement/commit/aca58172f611e2545c3cfcb8310725b3cf5fa715 [17:55] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Commit aca5817 in lxqt/lxqt-powermanagement "Port deprecated KWindowSystem" [17:58] Kay, done. [17:59] I see lxqt-config also passed, congrats \o/ [18:00] woohoo! [18:00] uh, while you're here... [18:00] I: lxqt-panel: package-contains-documentation-outside-usr-share-doc [usr/share/lxqt/panel/qeyes-types/README] [18:00] This isn't really a documentation file, but it isn't really not a documentation file either [18:00] thoughts? [18:01] Where are other READMEs shipped, again? [18:01] Like, in this source package. [18:01] I mean, options include moving it there, under like a README.qeyes-types, or creating its own subdirectory, or just overriding the Lintian warning. [18:01] *info tag [18:01] /usr/share/doc/lxqt-panel [18:01] is where things are [18:01] I mean, if it was upstream, you know they'd say your tooling is broken just ship it anyway :P [18:01] So, I think that's your answer :) [18:01] I like README.qeyes-types [18:02] oh ok [18:02] heh, then I'll just override it and call it a day. [18:02] Let me be clear, those are two separate messages, lol [18:02] Sorry, I was unclear [18:02] oh. [18:02] so, what am I doing? [18:02] I do think *we* should move it but I doubt *upstream* will care [18:02] ahhh, ok then [18:02] so if it involves patching the CMake file, if you don't just do it in the packaging, don't bother with upstream they won't care XD [18:03] "Go! Stop! Walk. No, run! OK, turn around! No, stop!" [18:03] LMFAO [18:03] sorry [18:03] np, just thought it was funny :P [18:03] I'll just do it with another override, that's easier than patching and probably more reliable in the long run. [18:05] Sweet. [18:10] [telegram] 🤷‍♂ (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) @kc2bez, @teward001: Did we need to seek *re*-qualification for LTS last time around, or were we just grandfathered in?) [18:18] Victory! [18:20] "Great success, very nice" -Borat, probably [18:20] Let's keep an eye on the GitHub clone for https://github.com/lubuntu-team/manual - something is overwriting it, I think. [18:21] It should be an exact copy of the Phab manual. [18:21] Er, Gitea manual. [18:21] cc @lynorian ^^^^^^^^^^ [18:22] Okay, so I'm preparing two announcements... [18:23] 1) Announce the availability of LXQt 1.4 for Backports: https://notes.lubuntu.me/gr2Tv9iRSpe9uHvEYOmCtw# [18:24] 2) Announce installer changes: https://notes.lubuntu.me/T-oS14rdS2G-m-r3FDILdw# [18:24] ooo fun [18:24] I'd like to publish #1 as soon as we get done testing Backports upgrades, both 0.17 -> 1.4 and 0.17 -> 1.3 -> 1.4. [18:25] @teward001: you still haven't changed my notes.lubuntu.me password after the Vivaldi mess :P [18:25] The second one, while ideally it would be done by EOD today, would mean a working installer on tomorrow's daily, and I know we have *several* issues surrounding that. [18:25] * arraybolt3 refills teward's Keurig in the hopes of not making him really mad [18:26] Notably, I need to polish the QML frontend and add some more options for pkgselect, confirm nothing weird is going on with the onboard cdrom mini-archive, and do some further smoke testing to confirm e.g. version numbers have also been properly updated. [18:26] and I need to fix encrypted installations [18:27] That being said, all of that comes *after* the LXQt 1.4 work is done. From here, once those packages are uploaded and build in Backports Staging, assuming they're basically identical copies of what's in the archive for Noble, I have no problem testing then blasting it out. [18:27] arraybolt3: What's wrong with them right now? [18:27] No clue. [18:27] But our testers have been reporting them failing lately [18:28] I haven't looked into it at all, too busy with Other Stuff. [18:28] No worries. Again, it's a team effort. I might want to rope wxl, teward, and/or kc2bez in anyway for some of that extra testing and polish. [18:28] "Oh hi! How much coffee/beer do you need? :P" [18:30] arraybolt3: Anyway, so I see you have lxqt-panel taken care of in the archive, just not in Backports yet. lxqt-runner should be the remaining one, and I really don't imagine that will present too much of a challenge for you. [18:30] I'm managing the backport now. [18:30] Let me know if you need help, otherwise I'm going to start drafting that announcement. [18:30] I did a local sbuild so the build failure happened on my machine :) [18:30] Thanks! [18:30] Announcement drafting sounds good. I think I got this. [18:30] Perfect, I appreciate it. [18:31] I'm going to *try* getting some screenshots from a VM. Try. :P [18:32] Heh, *might* be a bit early for that, lxqt-panel has some significant changes it looks like [18:33] Patch prepared, rebuilding. [18:33] Cool. [18:34] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ZWy6xtzxx9/ <--- we might need to add appropriate Conflicts/Replaces (or some such relationships). [18:34] I mean, Colin's intuition was right when he reviewed it in person. [18:34] And I *know* you just removed that file from somewhere too, so. :P [18:36] pretty sure I removed it, yeah [18:36] ooof, my patch FTBFS [18:37] arraybolt3: i been busy sue me [18:37] paying job comes first :P [18:37] had to do a weekend of work [18:38] /<>/plugin-taskbar/lxqttaskbutton.cpp:448:1: error: version control conflict marker in file [18:38] So GCC can detect really silly goofs. [18:38] Now we know. [18:38] * arraybolt3 sighs deeply [18:38] Nice one. :) [18:40] oh, and I forgot to add DEP headers to my last patch *facepalm* [18:40] ok, so I may be finding my footing again here [18:46] try #2 :P [18:51] And now I removed an include that I was supposed to leave. Nice. [18:52] Package: lxqt-qtplugin [18:52] Depends: libfm-qt13, ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends} [18:52] ooops [18:52]