[19:44] <hart> Had legacy launchpad ID 'hartbx` created ~15 years ago. Tried to log in last week and it forced me to create a new UbuntuOne ID. Now all launchpad login attempts fail (multiple browsers, multiple machines, after clearing cache; login to other UbuntuOne services works). For example:
[19:44] <hart> Oops!
[19:44] <hart> Sorry, something just went wrong in Launchpad.
[19:44] <hart> We’ve recorded what happened, and we’ll fix it as soon as possible. Apologies for the inconvenience.
[19:44] <hart> If you can't login, join us on #launchpad IRC channel at irc.libera.chat, e-mail us or visit our feedback page.
[19:44] <hart> If you report this as a bug, please include the error ID below, preferably by copying and pasting it rather than by taking a screenshot.
[19:44] <hart> (Error ID: OOPS-d70fe2c4f40eca8c34248d1f9a894ac8)
[19:50] <tomwardill> hart: drop an email to feedback@launchpad.net with that OOPS ID included, someone should be able to sort that for you
[19:51] <hart> Will do; thank you!
[20:58] <penguin359> Is https://staging.launchpad.net/ still supported? I am interested in evaluating it for a package I am currently maintaining on GitHub.
[20:59] <penguin359> When I try to sign-in/register, it takes me to an Ubuntu One login and gives me an error when I attempt to use my normal account.
[21:00] <penguin359> Login to launchpad.net itself is working for me.
[21:14] <arraybolt3> penguin359: Why do you want to use the staging instance of LP? That looks more like a test environment for the development and testing of Launchpad itself.
[21:14] <arraybolt3> Is there some reason normal Launchpad won't just work?
[21:19] <penguin359> I did not want to clutter up launchpad.net with an extra dummy project in the case I decide to not move from github.com.
[21:19] <penguin359>  I am mainly considering since this is a package I am currently maintaining a personal PPA for and thought it might be better to have it all in one spot.
[21:21] <penguin359> This is essentially a backport of a package without going through all the bureaucratics of the formal Ubuntu Backports at this time.