[01:21] arraybolt3: See your Matrix PMs :P [01:24] [telegram] @tsimonq2 i'm looking at a Sentry integrated CI that integrates with git too. Sentry to track and autocreate issues on code runs. just something as an fyi [01:24] [telegram] because its so nice to help correlate and combine the same errors and cases [01:24] [telegram] even across arches [01:24] [telegram] just an fyi [01:24] k what is this ~ "Sentry" ~ and is it FOSS :P [01:25] [telegram] also i have phab in sandbox [01:25] [telegram] not open to net yet but SOON [01:27] [telegram] https://sentry.io/welcome/ - they are open source. not necessarily pure FOSS but their free on prem version is fully functional and in fact is how i know what our discourse users use for crap webapp plugins that try to alter site content lol [01:28] cool let's get er rolling [01:28] config file format? [01:28] (at your convenience, again) [01:29] [telegram] for...? (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) config file format?) [01:30] [telegram] Sentry is its own beast. CI is harder but i have some that should work with gitea [01:30] [telegram] Sentry integrates in the CI. [01:30] for configuring the CI? [01:31] Jenkins had individual XML files for each job [01:31] [telegram] ah i'll get that when i'm closer to deployment [01:31] Nothing had to actually be put in the repo :P [01:31] anyway [01:31] [telegram] @tsimonq2 well Jenkins is also EOL and has security risks [01:31] [telegram] we can set up default CI for our gitea at the ci web interface [01:31] [telegram] but overrides in the repo [01:31] *shrug* worst case scenario we say $#@* it and write our own really bad one :P or *shudder* use LP [01:31] [telegram] which debhelper can clean out anyways [01:32] [telegram] no not LP [01:32] I agree lol [01:32] [telegram] i have a template for automated CI for packaging on Gitlab from Salsa's CI I can adapt to alternatives [01:32] [telegram] but CI fully functional i dont see being at 100% until mid or end of January [01:33] [telegram] since we enter the holiday chaos fests now [01:33] [telegram] phab on limited access probably eod tomorrow. phorge for tasks and wiki only, probably end of next week (thanksgiving) [02:31] [telegram] Welcome :) (re @Pitus: ) [07:24] Lots of general Ubuntu project work today. Good stuff. [07:24] * tsimonq2 EODs o/ [07:42] calamares (third party packages) as appears on box is larger than window allows; it sort of lets me scroll (a few pixels, thus feeling like it should allow scrolling) but won't let me scroll really (just bounces down so I can see a tad more, then on dropping mouse it springs to what I saw before)... it requires me to resize [calamares] window to see everything, doesn't feel ideal (but usable on current box) [07:49] [telegram] Yeah, that's been on my mind recently. It's on the list :) [07:50] [telegram] Thanks for bringing it up guiverc, btw, are you able to confirm LeĆ³'s earlier bug? I haven't gotten the chance to look at it yet [07:51] i can't recall what the bug was, but I recall being asked to look at install log (install in progress currently)... [07:52] [telegram] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calamares/+bug/2044006 [07:52] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Launchpad bug 2044006 in calamares (Ubuntu) "Installation failed - external command finished with errors" [Undecided, Confirmed] [07:52] * guiverc was to look for something in log; won't be found if 'job done right'... but I didn't plan on reading to what I need to look for until I've something to search... [07:53] [telegram] Regardless, just wanted to bring it to your attention :) thanks [07:53] [telegram] /me goes to bed [07:54] sorry, didn't plan to read ^messages, so as to know what to look for. my wording is confused sorry [07:54] thanks tsimonq2 [07:54] & night; sleep well [09:06] arraybolt3, did an install test; failure for what maybe a different reason, but https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calamares/+bug/2044084 may contain the log you wanted to me to search (re: hwclock)... not sure if it's the 'next' ISO, but what I just tested anyway... [09:06] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Launchpad bug 2044084 in calamares (Ubuntu) "lubuntu noble install; external command failed to finish (3rd party package krita)" [Undecided, New] [15:44] checked log, hwclock is fixed, woot [15:57] [telegram] Nice - just checked and was about to let you know!! (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) checked log, hwclock is fixed, woot)