2018-01-28 GnuCash IRC logs

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11:01:11 <chris> fell I can confirm DiMang's bug. I feel these charts have several layers of opaqueness done in the name of performance. No time to investigate, bedtime.
11:09:41 <fell> chris, we prefr
11:13:24 <fell> we prefer to send users to our mailing list archive lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/listinfo instead of nabble
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11:58:47 <gjanssens> Question: do we want to 'dist' target to work on dist tarballs or only when building from VCS ?
11:59:16 <warlord> gjanssens: I thought 'distcheck' required 'dist' to work from the tarball?
11:59:41 <gjanssens> Oh, that's an interesting one I lost track of
12:00:23 <gjanssens> That's enough reason to keep it and send me back to the drawing board for an attempted fix
12:04:45 <warlord> Sorry.
12:07:17 <gjanssens> Np :)
12:07:33 <warlord> Stepping AFK for Lunch. Then back to packing.
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12:10:59 <warlord> gjanssens: are you okay with CODE downtime tonight around 1700 US/EST?
12:12:05 <jralls> warlord: gjanssens might be OK with it, that's his midnight. It's my early afternoon. How long do you need to take it down?
12:13:30 <gjanssens> warlord: indeed at that time I'll be in bed
12:14:00 <warlord> 30 minutes. I literally need to turn it off, carry it down one flight of stairs, and then turn it back on.
12:14:18 <warlord> Most of that time would be waiting for ovirt to come back up.
12:14:19 <jralls> OK, I can work around that.
12:17:08 <jralls> warlord, gjanssens: With autotools gone the distcheck target is defined in common/cmake_modules/MakeDistCheck.cmake. It doesn't run the dist target on the tarball.
12:17:23 <warlord> Thanks. I do have prep work to do, which I'll do before I start taking anything down.
12:17:33 <warlord> Lunchtime. BIAB
12:18:51 <jralls> Since the tarball is the product of the dist target it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to run it from a tarball build unless one has modified the source and wants to re-pack it. I could see someone doing that in the SVN days but not now.
12:19:23 <jralls> Now I'm going afk for an hour or so to bake a birthday cake for AJ.
12:22:35 <gjanssens> jralls: I'm working at getting "make dist" to behave properly. Our dependency structure doesn't work in that case
12:22:48 <gjanssens> It does work with "ninja-build dist"
12:23:43 <gjanssens> If we decide not to support a dist target from the dist tarball, that would simplify my solution, but I can probably manage a fix for both scenarios
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18:13:30 <luc14n0> jralls: here's what the patch looks like: https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:luc14n0:branches:GNOME:Next/gnucash/gnucash-cmake-add-libdl-checking.patch?expand=1 I noticed that configure used to look for dld as well and shl_load function, and another function check for dlerror, do you want me to add them too?
18:15:30 <jralls> luc14n0: Doesn't it work with just the change in gnome-utils/CMakeLists.txt?
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18:16:29 <luc14n0> now that you mentioned it, I think so
18:16:31 <jralls> The existence of CMAKE_DL_LIBS implies to me that cmake takes care of figuring it out on its own.
18:17:48 <luc14n0> yeah, even better for us!
18:32:44 <luc14n0> jralls: It worked like a charm. It not even worth to open a bug for it, is it?
18:33:02 <luc14n0> *It's not
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18:54:30 <jralls> luc14n0: No, not really. I'll just add it now.
19:04:02 <luc14n0> Thanks! Now next openSUSE Leap release will be old-webkit free.
19:05:23 <jralls> \o/
19:06:46 <luc14n0> Okay, my next move is collect info on another problems I'm running into: python bindings and tests build failure.
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19:08:19 <luc14n0> I'm amazed on how Travis don't show these errors I'm facing, OBS is very reproducible.
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19:16:41 <jralls> luc14n0: Do you mean our travis? It doesn't have the errors because it's already tuned for it. That's the exercise you're going through now.
19:17:06 <jralls> lu14n0: As for python, make sure that `python` means python-2.
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19:20:34 <luc14n0> jralls: Hmm. So, travis is taught to already foresee this kind of events. I was setting up a CI in an OBS branch to GnuCash unstable branch, now I don't know if it will be possible.
19:21:21 <jralls> I don't see why not. Take a look at the travis setup in utils/ci. It's pretty simple.
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19:54:06 <chris> jralls: just a quick qu before work - are the strings translations globally applied? i.e. if a string in a .c/.scm has the appropriate (_ "x"), will it pick up translations from another file's (_ "x") ?
19:55:50 <chris> I think I'll PR the unittest WIP so that I can pick up any comments along the way ^_^
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