=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [00:53] zyga: you'd have to talk to beuno for changes in the store, is there a reason you want to use that different namespace rather than com.ubuntu.? === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem [05:57] Good Morning all. [05:57] balloons: are these pep8 formatting errors on AP for calendar, http://91.189.93.70:8080/job/ubuntu-calendar-app-utopic-amd64-ci/235/console ? [06:26] I'm trying to download the SWORD library on qt but I'm not having any luck. [06:26] I just can't seem to install it [06:58] Has anybody had a hard time installing other API's or engines in Qt or even attempt to? [07:42] good morning [07:42] good morning dholbach [07:43] hi justCarakas [07:51] Good morning :-) [07:53] nik90, so I merge mzanetti's branch and pushed it [07:53] but it makes the build fail as well [07:54] dholbach: I think you pushed to the wrong branch [07:54] dholbach: balloons yesterday created a common branch that we all can push stuff into -> https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/+merge/230530 [07:54] dholbach: this has jenkins passing :) [07:55] hey [07:55] mhall119: thanks for the answer [07:55] mhall119: on com.ubuntu vs com.canonical, not sure, it's not a community app really [07:55] beuno: hey [07:55] beuno: mhall119 told me you can fix my account's namespace setting for publishing click apps [07:56] nik90, oh? [07:57] dholbach: balloons did that since jenkins failed on your branch due to the find_local_path() function and other small issues in the __init__.py file. So he reverted that file alone to the trunk version and we added more fixes on top of that. [07:58] dholbach: so as of yesterday night, the debian and click packaging works correctly [07:59] nik90, I don't think the build works [08:00] dholbach: What do you mean? The last comment is by jenkins which successfully ran the tests after installing the debian package [08:00] let me retry with a fresh branch [08:02] ah no [08:02] it passes \o/ [08:02] woohoo :D [08:02] you scared me for a moment there (insert angry face here) [08:03] let me do a couple more tests [08:03] ok [08:10] dholbach: nik90: hey [08:10] I'm not sure if my branch is really the right thing to do [08:10] but this makes it compile and run on the phone again for me [08:10] cool [08:10] however, I've no idea if it breaks other stuff [08:10] I'm just checking a couple of things and let you know how it works :) [08:11] mzanetti: After doing http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/revision/80 it seems to run on phone for me. [08:11] it seems on the phone it was unable to find the c++ plugins that we wrote. The above fixes that [08:11] ah ok... you're disabling the whole tests/autopilot dir for click mode [08:12] which should make my patch obsolete I guess [08:12] hmm... for me it was only an issue with finding the python include dir. the rest was fine [08:13] sergiusens came to the conclusion that since we do not run the tests in the click mode might as well not include it in the click package. [08:13] +1 [08:13] I thought you guys wanted to have that [08:13] I for one would not package them up either, no [08:14] if anything, create a separate package just for the tests [08:14] yes, we have a separate autopilot debian package [08:16] so I don't know how the autopilot tests are supposed to be run [08:16] but run as part of autopkgtest, they still fail: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8034122/ [08:16] maybe autopkgtest is not the way to go, I don't know [08:16] I'll leave this for the gods of testing to decide [08:17] or maybe "adt-run -U -o test-output --source /tmp/ubuntu-clock-app_1.2.dsc --- qemu adt-utopic-amd64-cloud.img" is the wrong way to go about it [08:17] but yeah, making jenkins happy is fantastic [08:17] I guess my branch can be dropped then [08:18] yes [08:18] dholbach: can I add more past release entries into the debian changelog? [08:19] dholbach: I want the release landing on the phone to be 3.0 [08:19] nik90, sure, feel free to [08:19] with "dch -i [08:19] with "dch -i" you can add a template new entry [08:19] or just modify the current one [08:19] I will just modify the current one [08:19] so I will add past release below the current 1.2 version for instance [08:21] sure sure [08:21] good work everyone [08:21] thnx daniel [08:57] morning nik90, I've added i18n support to build the .pot file and take into account the .desktop file too to clock reboot, if you've got time to look at the MPs, then I can set up translations in LP once approved. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks! [08:59] Good morning all; happy International Lefthanders Day! :-D [09:03] Good Morning all o/ [09:05] hi nerochiaro, around? [09:05] dpm: yes [09:05] hi [09:05] hey :) [09:06] nerochiaro, I just wanted to check, as folks start going on holiday on these dates :) - I sent you an e-mail about the translations for the .desktop files for camera, dialer and messaging not being loaded in the dash. Do you think you could have a look at it when you've got a minute? [09:07] dpm do you know if there is already a system to use translations in HTML5 apps [09:08] dpm: when i did that work back then i basically copy-pasted what had been done in other apps for translating these .desktop filtes. i'm not actually sure what the dash does to read them [09:08] justCarakas, daker was working on one, but I'm not sure about its status [09:09] nerochiaro, do the translations get added correctly to the final .desktop files? That'd be the first thing to look at [09:09] dpm: i checked that they did, but i'll double check that. i'm in the middle of something right now but i added it to the todo list [09:10] thanks nerochiaro [09:37] dpm: hey, yeah I got the notifications about the Mps by email when I woke up. [09:37] dpm: we are in the process of landing the debian and click packaging fixes in the trunk. Once that happens jenkins can autoland stuff from here on. After that branch lands, I will review your branch since there might be some code conflicts. [09:38] ok, cool [09:51] dpm: hey [09:51] dpm: what's the recommended way for a canonical team to create and upload click packages to the store? [09:52] dpm: can we all do it or does it have to be owned by one specific person? [09:52] zyga, there is no support for teams in the store, so the pragmatic way is to have a shared account where everyone who needs upload permissions has the password [09:55] dpm: thanks [09:55] dpm: is that how other teams do it? [09:55] dpm: any SOP pages that document that (I'm ok to create them if they are missing) [09:57] dpm: last question, is there any magic regarding namespaces, can anyone (e.g. me) just create apps in the com.canonical.* namespace/ [09:57] zyga, that's how other teams do it, yes. I'm not sure what SOP is [09:58] dpm: thanks :-) [09:58] dpm: Statement of Practice or something like that (on the wiki, lots of SOP pages document how we do things) [09:58] zyga, I don't think there is anything special about the com.canonical.* namespaces, but beuno would know more (he's away today, though, I think) [09:59] ok, I'll double check with beuno [10:03] zyga: we have a few teams who are uploading multiple apps, for example the core apps are one 'team' (shared account) and webapps are another, perhaps speak to dbarth to see what he did [10:04] popey: thanks! good idea [10:17] justCarakas: yes we have two https://code.launchpad.net/~daker/ubuntu-html5-theme/i18n-pojson [10:17] https://code.launchpad.net/~daker/ubuntu-html5-theme/i18n-po [10:18] the json is still WIP and po one is a working prototype that's still wait for a review [10:18] ok, I'm gonne update BE Mobile soon and atm I'm roling my own for it but it would be nice to integrate [10:26] popey: do you have access to that shared account? [10:26] popey: we'd rather not create another account and just share this one [10:33] zyga: what's to be uploaded? [10:35] popey: we want to upload under-development versions of checkbox [10:35] popey: it will be able to run simple device tests soon and the store is how we want to distribute it [10:35] ok, so what we do for most apps is we have one shared account which multiple people can upload with, including Mirv, xnox, sergiusens and balloons [10:36] probably easiest to just provide a click to one of them, and ask them to upload to the store [10:36] then the semi-automated review and publishing will take care of the rest [10:36] popey: can we upload it ourselves or do we need to go through a middle-man each time? [10:36] you could, but then it's tied to your account [10:36] I mean, could we just use the same shared account directly/ [10:36] we block on you if there's an emergency upload required [10:37] I don't know what the "rules" are on sharing that account. I don't manage it. [10:37] I don't have access to upload (on purpose) [10:37] ok, do you know who I should talk to (apart from dbarth)? xnox, etc? [10:38] to what? upload yourself? [10:38] to know "rules" and maybe get the access [10:38] yes [10:40] how many apps is this for? are they expected to be baked into the device? [10:40] or are we just talking about effectively 3rd party apps [10:40] popey: just the one [10:41] popey: not sure, maybe, maybe not, that's up in the air (baked or not) [10:41] popey: this is a system-level kind of app [10:41] popey: right now it's just a public prototype [10:41] popey: though there are some non-public derivatives that might be baked in later [10:41] popey: I don't manage that part as it's not really a tangible thing yet [10:44] popey, there are 2 clock branches blocked on data missing from geoname-lookup.u.c - have you followed with ev or someone else on how to add additional data to the service? http://people.canonical.com/~dpm/core-apps-sponsoring/ [10:51] dpm: am looking at it myself [10:53] zyga: as dpm says I think beuno is the best person to speak to, but in the short term, the quickest way to get your click in the store is to ask dpm / balloons or mirv to upload [10:54] hey Kaleo, do you know if camera-app can move to content1 instead of content0.1? [10:55] thanks popey, if you could update the clock MP with the results, that'd be great [10:55] actually I don't know what this build dependency is for, maybe tests? [10:55] will do when I figure it out [10:56] popey: thanks, I'll follow up with dpm and beuno when he's around :) [10:57] dpm, popey: Is there a person with debian packaging know how to do a quick review of https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/+merge/230530. It was done by Daniel, so he can't review it :) [10:57] dpm, popey: I reviewed the cmake bits and think it is okay [10:58] Mirv, do you think you could help us with a quick packaging review? It's about adding .deb packaging support for the new clock app -> https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/+merge/230530 [11:00] Laney, you mean the import, or deb deps? or what? [11:02] Kaleo: ah yes, I see the imports now, I mean both I guess [11:03] content-hub doesn't even build the old one any more [11:23] dpm: I'm looking at it, is it meant for archive upload? (like, to be used on desktop) [11:23] Mirv, it's only for Jenkins purposes, to be uploaded in the core apps PPA, so that Jenkins can run desktop tests [11:24] i.e. not for the archive [11:32] Mirv: any idea why the deb packages created (as shown in jenkins) at http://91.189.93.70:8080/job/generic-mediumtests-utopic-python3/12/? is named ubuntu-clock-app-autopilot_3.0+autopilot0_all.deb instead of ubuntu_clock_app_3.0_all.deb? [11:32] Mirv: not sure why it appends autopilot to the name when we have a separate package for that. [11:33] nik90: just fyi, I'm fiddling with the geonames stuff, and will have it up soon on a server, can we test your clock, with it pointing at my geonames server once done? [11:33] popey: yup, I need to make a tiny change to the branch when the server is ready [11:33] k [11:33] * popey goes back to battling postgres [11:34] * popey gets coffee [11:34] dpm: ping [11:35] Elleo: did you try building the gallery in a chroot last week ? [11:38] nerochiaro: oh no sorry, only natively; although I did hit the QtDbus issue there too. artmello also ran into it and was going to submit a branch I think (adding a missing build-dep instead of removing the test) [11:39] Elleo: the test has been removed in trunk already [11:39] ah, okay [11:39] Elleo: can you please try building in the chroot ? I'm having other issues, like cmake not being able to find Qt5 [11:40] nerochiaro: okay, I'll setup a chroot now [11:40] Elleo: thanks [11:42] hey nik90 [11:43] dpm: Hi, at the moment the debian/control files are point to https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/trunk which is the old branch. Should we change this for the clock reboot? [11:43] nik90: not sure, possibly related to how they mangle the versions in jenkins and the fact that the package has native version (instead of what's 'normally' used ie distro version appended) [11:43] zbenjamin: do you know what might be causing this when building gallery-app in a chroot from qtcreator ? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8035417/ i updated the chroot from qtcreator and also used "maintain" to do "apt-get build-dep gallery-app" but it's not getting better [11:43] dpm: or are we planning to keep the reboot branch as it is? or copy it all over to the other main branch? [11:43] nik90: I just pushed some more debian/ changes in, please pull [11:43] Mirv: ah ok. sure [11:45] Mirv: can you change the description in debian/control to Ubuntu Core Clock application which provides Alarm, Clock and World Clock functionalities. [11:45] we no longer have timer and stopwatch for RTM [11:45] Mirv: and lastly, why do we have ubuntu-clock-app (3.0-0ubuntu1) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium as UNRELEASED rather than say utopic? [11:46] nik90, I'd say we update debian/control to point to the reboot branch, so it's got the correct branch, and then we have a separate discussion on how we'll swap or branch off. Does that make sense? [11:46] dpm: +1 [11:46] ok, cool [11:46] dpm: I guess the same applies then to the manifest.json files as well [11:47] right [11:47] dpm: in the email you sent me you say that for camera-app I need to remove from the .desktop file template the X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=camera-app' line. However I did that, as you can see here: https://code.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/camera-app/camera-app-desktop-translation/+merge/223229 [11:47] ack [11:47] nik90: ok, changing. UNRELEASED it would be as long as it's not in ubuntu archives (I just wrote a comment to the MP), but I can revert that back since not all distro policies are really needed if you're not aiming there but the core-apps PPA [11:48] nerochiaro, I'm perhaps looking at the wrong branch, but I can still see it here: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/camera-app/trunk/view/head:/camera-app.desktop.in [11:48] dpm: you're looking at trunk, the branch i submitted for review is lp:~phablet-team/camera-app/camera-app-desktop-translation and it hasn't been reviewed yet I think [11:49] dpm: jenkins was rejecting it so i merged trunk and pushed it again [11:49] nik90: pushed another commit [11:50] Mirv: ok. I will make a few other changes now (vcs-bzr needs to point at the correct bzr branch for instance). But nothing that should break the debian build. [11:50] Mirv: thnx [11:50] Mirv: can you give me 5 mins before approving the branch for debian code review? [11:50] it surely looks good enough for the PPA [11:51] nik90: yeah, no problem, and maybe dpm or someone can do the top-approve. I'm fine enough with the packaging. [11:51] ack === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:01] nerochiaro, thanks, I've just added a fet comments. Do you think someone else could review it to get it landed? [12:02] dpm: i'll fix your comments, then i think you can review it and we can check with oSoMoN to get it landed [12:03] cool [12:05] dholbach: hey, ready to merge https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/+merge/230530 ? [12:05] dholbach: can you top approve? [12:07] nik90, can we change 3.0ubuntu1 → 3.0? [12:07] nik90, sorry [12:07] nik90, can we change 3.0-0ubuntu1 → 3.0? [12:07] dholbach: it was done by Mirv just now [12:07] oh ok [12:07] Mirv: is that okay ^^ [12:07] Mirv, ^ is this something with daily landing I don't understand? :-) [12:09] dholbach: well we don't have non-distronative packages as native packages normally? [12:09] dholbach: it's irrelevant for PPA usage though and can be reverted [12:09] dpm: i don't understand why the file should be named .in.in.h, in your filemanager branch it is named .in.in, not .in.in.h [12:10] Mirv, I don't have a hard opinion on it - it just surprised me somewhat [12:11] dholbach, Mirv: May be we do what the camera app does? https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/camera-app/trunk/view/head:/debian/changelog [12:11] as far as I understand it is also pushed as a click to the store [12:12] nerochiaro, it's the name of the file that intltool-extract generates. It's .in.in.h in L20 of https://code.launchpad.net/~dpm/ubuntu-filemanager-app/desktop-i18n/+merge/230591 [12:12] top-approved [12:13] dholbach: jenkins should automerge right? [12:13] nik90: it'd be now the same for clock app if it would be released through CI Train (which adds the date) [12:13] I don't know [12:13] dholbach: alrite I will wait and see [12:14] Mirv: ah ok [12:14] excellent [12:14] so the "3.0.0-0ubuntu1) UNRELEASED" is what CI Train would expect, except that we're not doing this for CI Train now, or archives [12:14] ack [12:19] dpm: but if i change CMakeFile.txt to configure_file(${DESKTOP_FILE}.in.in.h ${DESKTOP_FILE}.in) and then run cmake it tells me that the .in.in.h file doens't exist [12:20] Elleo: news with the chroot ? [12:20] nerochiaro: still downloading packages [12:20] think it's almost done as its on to the qt packages now [12:22] dpm: i also change the po/CMakeLists.txt to create a .in.in.h but i get the same problem [12:24] dholbach: the autolanding failed :/ [12:25] hmm I see the error could not import package ubuntu_clock_app: No module named ubuntu_clock_app [12:26] nik90: TimeZoneID is the only extra field you need, right? [12:27] zbenjamin: ping [12:27] popey: one sec, let me check [12:28] popey: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-weather-app/+bug/1326918/comments/5 [12:28] Ubuntu bug 1326918 in Ubuntu Clock App reboot "API key for geonames.org" [High,In progress] [12:28] popey: essentially admin2, admin3 and timezoneID which are also required by weather app [12:28] hm, ok [12:28] * popey fiddles with postgres queries [12:29] popey: admin2, admin3 are basically used to distuinguish cities with the same names. [12:29] so it is not essential right away [12:29] ok === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:32] nerochiaro, you don't have to configure .in.in.h to .in. the .in.in.h file is a product of running intltool-extract [12:32] dpm: oh, i see [12:34] so intltool-extract generates the .in.in.h file, which is added to the list of files to pass to xgettext [12:34] balloons: ping [12:35] nerochiaro: chroot creation failed, will try again [12:36] Elleo: failed how ? [12:37] nerochiaro: it just gave a generic error saying that the chroot creation had failed and then cleaned up (using the Qt chroot creation stuff) [12:38] Elleo: bleh, we really need some help from zbenjamin here [12:39] nerochiaro: restarted the sdk and letting it have another try; if that fails I'll try doing it using the click tools at the command line and see if that spits out any more info [12:41] dpm, thanks for review my MR. I have fixed your comments could you check it again? https://code.launchpad.net/~renatofilho/address-book-app/update-translation/+merge/230556 [12:41] Elleo: thanks [12:43] renatu, done, thanks! [12:44] popey, does the accounts button in system settings work for you? [12:44] i saw davmor2 mention aproblem with it earlier... [12:44] I've noticed since a couple of images ago that it does nothing for me [12:44] davmor2, are you having the same problem? ^ [12:44] works here [12:45] back button doesn't though, black screen [12:45] dpm, thank you [12:45] yeah, I had that too, I'd be happy to see the accounts at all, nevermind going back one screen and crashing :) [12:45] you want the moon on a stick! [12:46] :) [13:02] dpm: no it's not crashing it's just not opened the normal way so the close isn't handled quite correctly. [13:03] fginther: quick question, how does something that passes jenkins continous-integration fail autolanding? [13:03] dpm: if you got bored of waiting and swiped the accounts page closed that used to stop it from opening only way to get around that was to reboot [13:03] davmor2, no, in my case it's not opening at all [13:05] is it allowed to provide things like this https://developer.cdn.mozilla.net/media/uploads/demos/v/i/viliusl/66924b4d3bff8b1c0abecfd52e72407f/minipaint_1375196685_demo_package/index.html as a web app ? [13:05] hm, and I can't find a log file for the the system settings app [13:07] dpm: i'm still quite confused by the other MRs you point out. the filemanager does explicitly configure .in.in.h for example, if you look at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~dpm/ubuntu-filemanager-app/desktop-i18n/view/head:/CMakeLists.txt [13:07] nerochiaro, I can only see "configure_file(${DESKTOP_FILE}.in.in ${DESKTOP_FILE}.in)" [13:07] no .h [13:09] nik90, hum, not sure [13:10] nerochiaro: qtcreator crashed partway through :/ attempting from the command line now [13:11] dholbach: I kicked it again since after the failed autolanding, it said continuous integration said it passed. Not sure what changed in that mean time. [13:11] * nik90 waits for few mins [13:11] Elleo: thanks. we really need to report all these bugs. I don't know how you manage, but I'm wasting a ton of time trying to build stuff for the device these days [13:11] dpm: try online-accounts it's a separate application [13:11] nik90, it looks like it still hasn't landed in lp:ubuntu-clock-app/reboot [13:12] nerochiaro: I tend to mostly build stuff directly on device, as its a lot less hassle for me that way [13:13] Elleo: i wish i could, it doesn't work for me. maybe you can give me an hand setting that up, if it works for you ? [13:13] Elleo: or tell me your process [13:13] dholbach: I know since the autolanding failed [13:14] nerochiaro: I basically just ssh in and treat it like any other linux system [13:14] Elleo: so for gallery you build a deb with debuild and then install it with dpkg ? [13:14] nerochiaro: no I use the click build script [13:15] good morning everyone [13:15] Elleo: what's the command you use ? [13:15] Im writing a ubuntu touch app with u1db as db, but im getting troubles with query and index. Im saving a doc with sub-fields, but at retrieve point with index and query i wont get the expected resutls. I need the list to show two rows one for the account "Ahorro" another one for the account "Corriente" but only one row show, the first one. [13:15] nerochiaro: there's a script called click-build.sh that's part of the gallery repo, that has everything in it already [13:15] nerochiaro: you'll need to install all the build-deps first though [13:15] here is the code http://pastie.org/9470062 [13:16] can anyone helpme? [13:16] nerochiaro: I haven't built gallery in a couple of months though, so can't guarantee it still works okay [13:21] nerochiaro: pong, sorry for the delay i was in my lunch break [13:22] zbenjamin: both me and Elleo are having problems building things in chroots (or in his case building the chroot itself) [13:23] Elleo: try to use click chroot -a -f ubuntu-sdk- create on the commandline and look if you can find any errors there [13:23] zbenjamin: yep, that's what I'm doing now :) [13:24] nerochiaro: whats your problem? [13:24] dholbach: nope still fails. I guess I will have to wait for balloons or fginther to come online [13:24] ok, or somebody in #ubuntu-ci-eng? [13:24] nik90, hello, what's the MP? [13:24] fginther: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/reboot-packaging/+merge/230530 [13:25] also im trying to desing an app that have relation between documents, there is a best practice for do that on on u1db? [13:25] zbenjamin: when building gallery in the chroot i get this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8035417/ i tried updating the chroot and installing build-dep of gallery-app in it, but no luck [13:26] fginther: I see, [13:26] could not import package ubuntu_clock_app: No module named ubuntu_clock_app [13:26] Loading tests from: [13:26] Did not find any tests [13:26] nik90, I found the problem. [13:26] looks like an autopilot error [13:27] fginther: ? [13:27] nik90, I didn't update the testing for the autolanding job to use python3. I have that fixed and will re-approve that MP [13:27] fginther: ah :) [13:27] fginther: hope that fixes the issue [13:29] nerochiaro: ugh that does not look good, is this a new chroot? [13:29] zbenjamin: i created it some weeks ago [13:30] zbenjamin: should i try a new one ? do they bitrot that quick ? [13:32] wait [13:33] dholbach: you and I both reviewed dinko's app at the same time, you beat me by 1s and I got a server error ⍨ [13:34] \0/ [13:34] nerochiaro: its weird, can you try to delete all build files and try again? [13:35] zbenjamin: already tried [13:36] nerochiaro: the weird thing is apt-file does not find those cmake files either [13:37] nerochiaro: the weird thing is apt-file does not find those cmake files either [13:38] zbenjamin: i think they are called something different, that's the name CMake use [13:39] nerochiaro: yeah the problem is that cmake is still looking for those files [13:39] nerochiaro: or something in the click chroots changed that broke cmake, which is also possible [13:39] zbenjamin: anything i can do to help debug the problem ? [13:40] * zbenjamin updates his chroot [13:40] nerochiaro: i have not enough knowledge about how cmake searches for qt now [13:40] nerochiaro: let me try if i can reproduce [13:41] zbenjamin: i'm on 14.10 if it changes anything, but it shouldn't [13:41] dholbach, fginther: Autolanding PASSED! [13:41] fginther: thnx for the hotfix [13:42] nik90, you're welcome, sorry it was borked in the first place :-) [13:42] np [13:42] yeehaw! [13:42] dholbach: got a ton of branches to land.. [13:42] * nik90 gets busy busy [13:43] :-D [13:43] please help. I have a Java Swing project in Netbeans. I need him to create the Debian Source package. Can someone help me. thanks [13:44] nerochiaro: hm, it works for me even with a up2date chroot. [13:45] nerochiaro: you _could_ try to recreate it [13:45] nerochiaro: and pray that the problem is gone [13:46] zbenjamin: well, i'm trying with a fresh chroot, but i'm not a religious person [13:46] so no praying to technology [13:50] zbenjamin: i'm going t try this with the new chroot. if it doesn't work if you don't mind it might be a good idea to get on an hangout and talk about it by voice, will be quickler [13:50] quicker [13:50] nerochiaro: you can also pray to the FSM , makes no difference ;) [13:51] nerochiaro: we can try this, but when its still not working we probably should have a click developer there [13:52] zbenjamin: who would that be ? [13:53] nerochiaro: good question [13:53] dholbach: need your opinion on the debian versioning. So right now the latest version is 3.0-0ubuntu1. If I fix a bug and update the changelog, it seems a bit strange to release a new version just for that 1 bug fix. So do I keep appending to this existing version? And secondly, for new versions, does 3.0.1-0ubuntu1 look good? [13:54] nerochiaro: seems mvo is the one to ask [13:54] nik90, I personally would just have gone with 3.0 and then 3.1, etc - adding something like "-0ubuntu1" usually indicates that you do "upstream releases" (like tarball releases) or your piece of software [13:55] dholbach: ack [13:55] and then "-0ubuntu1" means: not been in Debian yet, one revision of this particular upstream version has been uploaded to Ubuntu [13:55] zbenjamin: i get this when trying to create the new chroot: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8036366/ [13:55] for a small fix like a dependency change you'd then go with 0ubuntu2 [13:55] Elleo: is it the same problem you were having ? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8036366/ [13:55] but maybe there's a good reason in the autolanding scheme of things to use -0ubuntu1 [13:56] nerochiaro: check with mount if you old chroot is still mounted [13:56] dholbach: ok. I am going to add 3.1 and then keep appending bug fixes to it before I consider 3.2 worthy. [13:57] mzanetti, would you mind if we move today's Reminders meeting to tomorrow same time? [13:57] nerochiaro: if it is try schroot --all-sessions -e [13:57] nik90, maybe have a chat with Mirv as well to confirm [13:58] nerochiaro: possibly, I didn't get as much output as that only the "There was an error creating the click target, cleaning up" line onwards in qtcreator [13:58] dholbach: ok [13:58] zbenjamin: i asked qtcreator to delete it. that should've unmounted it no ? [13:58] zbenjamin: to delete the old one [13:58] Mirv: hey, when you are free, can you ping me. Just a really low priority question. So no hurry :) [13:59] dpm: works for me [13:59] please help. I have a Java Swing project in Netbeans. I need him to create the Debian Source package. Can someone help me. thanks [14:00] mzanetti, thanks. Actually, it'd be half an hour earlier, if that still works [14:00] dpm: sure [14:00] excellent [14:00] nerochiaro: its chroot, sometimes it fails [14:01] dpm: can you merge trunk to your branches. we just landed a mega branch into trunk :) [14:01] zbenjamin: interestingly enough when i try to build on the device (manually, not via qtcreator) i have the same problem [14:01] zbenjamin: of qt5 libs not being found [14:02] nerochiaro: the dev packages are not installed on the device [14:03] zbenjamin: i installed build-dep of gallery-app, that should've brought them in [14:04] nerochiaro: true [14:04] zbenjamin: wait, trying again now installs some more packages [14:04] nerochiaro: wtf [14:05] zbenjamin: yeah, wtf... but it's building now, on device, let's see what happens. in the meantime, i'm trying these chroots [14:06] zbenjamin: this is the result of the commmand you suggested before: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8036416/ [14:08] nik90, sure. In about 2 hours I should be able to [14:08] dpm: ok [14:09] nerochiaro: as i thought, schroot did not unmount correctly [14:10] nerochiaro: check if the /var/lib/schroot/chroots/click-ubuntu-sdk-14.10-armhf is deleted [14:10] nerochiaro: if its gone, restart your command [14:13] zbenjamin: the dir is not there but if i try to create a new chroot from qtcreator it gives me the error i pastebin'd you before [14:14] nerochiaro: click chroot -a armhf -f ubuntu-sdk-14.10 destroy [14:14] nik90: http://146.185.188.87/?query=Farnborough now has timezone.. any good? [14:14] popey: oh yeah that's awesome [14:14] popey: that should unblock my branches [14:15] zbenjamin: "A chroot for that name and architecture does not exist." [14:15] zbenjamin: if i try "create" instead of destroy i get that error [14:15] popey: so should I point the clock app to your server link or are you merging this into geonames lookup [14:16] zbenjamin: "that error" i mean the one i put on pastebin [14:17] zbenjamin: so it seems like a problem with debootstrap, who's responsible for that ? [14:18] nik90: I'll prepare a patch, no guarantees when it will land. [14:18] nerochiaro: Cannot install into target '/var/lib/schroot/chroots/click-ubuntu-sdk-14.10-armhf' mounted with noexec or nodev thats the error and it tells you that its still mounted [14:18] popey: ok [14:18] nik90: the box that is running on is a vps I'm personally pay for, not canonical infra.. [14:18] nerochiaro: you can try to reboot or force unmount them [14:19] nik90: I'll speak to the guys in our community call and see what we can do to get it landed, but feel free to test on that IP for now [14:19]