**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 04 03:00:01 2017 Sep 04 06:28:49 Morning! Sep 04 07:54:18 Morning! Sep 04 12:00:14 Tofe: For the 5.9 migration: You think it makes sense to keep using pyro branch or should make it pyro-next seeing that meta-qt5 doesn't have 5.9 in pyro? I guess it's more of a JaMa question but he's not around :P Sep 04 12:03:03 Herrie|Pre3: right now I want stabilization :) so if pyro-next is still "experimental", I would stick to what we know works, i.e. meta-qt5/master (+fixed SRCREV) + pyro Sep 04 12:04:55 Tofe: Well I mean for meta-webos-ports. Pyro-next doesn't exist currently so could create it Sep 04 12:05:05 Or merge to existing pyro Sep 04 12:05:50 Is it problematic to keep pyro with our 5.9 patches ? Sep 04 12:06:33 It's true that having pyro everywhere *should* work in theory Sep 04 12:07:18 In that perspective, yes, a pyro-next or pyro-5.9 branch would make sense Sep 04 12:07:56 Tofe: No it's not... Just normally we keep the branch names in sync. I.e. our pyro = oe-core/pyro, meta-oe/pyro and meta-qt5/pyro Sep 04 12:08:12 But meta-qt5/pyro only supplies qt 5.8 Sep 04 12:08:39 yes, ok I understand... yes, let's go for pyro-next or pyro-5.9 then Sep 04 12:09:03 I guess I'll prepare my clean branch and from there can PR to either current pyro or pyro-5.9/next. Will wait for JaMa to show up for PR I guess Sep 04 12:10:27 Herrie|Pre3: I guess that we can stick to meta-qt5/master for now, it'll be one less branch to maintain Sep 04 12:10:48 Yeah we can Sep 04 12:11:01 if it's moving too much, we could consider a pyro-next here too, eventually Sep 04 12:11:07 And when they branch it off to Rocky or whatever use that instead Sep 04 12:11:21 yup Sep 04 12:11:25 Since they'll normally use master for bleeding edge Sep 04 12:11:29 ok, we have a plan :) Sep 04 12:11:35 OK 5.9 clean almost ready at my end Sep 04 12:11:41 great Sep 04 12:11:50 Will just pr some custom branches to our master branches Sep 04 12:12:11 I think I may have found why the "height" of popup enyo windows isn't correct -- might be related to the QtWayland upgrade Sep 04 12:13:00 Tofe: OK they broke it in a wrong way or solved our hackidy hack way :P Sep 04 12:13:16 I remember we were forcing some minimum heights in the past :P Sep 04 12:13:23 But that was on Chromium side Sep 04 12:14:29 That's actually something else: chromium is limiting the height to the height of the screen -- and the latter is zero in our case. It's because the QtWayland output isn't configured correctly on compositor side, I think Sep 04 12:15:54 I'll first try a quick fix which just forces the configuration, and then try a clener fix which makes the "default" configuration work as-is Sep 04 12:17:50 Tofe: OK. I'm working on some small QML bits here and there too :) Sep 04 12:18:22 ok :) Sep 04 13:41:06 Tofe: OK I think I captured everything in herrie/qt59-clean for now. So please PR changes there. Sep 04 13:47:44 ok ! Sep 04 13:48:57 yes, looks great Sep 04 14:48:01 it would be good to try https://www.webcomponents.org/element/vguillou/swipe-action/demo/demo/index.html in our 5.9 browser Sep 04 15:03:42 Tofe: On my QtCreator on desktop it works :P Sep 04 15:04:22 Herrie|Pre3: it's more to see how it's going to deal with touch Sep 04 15:04:39 but it's good that it works on desktop already :) Sep 04 15:12:18 Tofe: A little sluggish on TP but works Sep 04 15:13:59 Need to test on N5 tonight Sep 04 15:15:17 ok good :) Sep 04 15:20:32 I pushed the luneos-component browser UA through too. Sep 04 15:20:37 Not to forget :P Sep 04 15:47:20 some press coverage for LuneOS Sep 04 15:47:21 http://www.salon.com/2017/09/03/remember-palms-webos-maybe-not-but-apple-and-google-definitely-do/ Sep 04 15:57:12 novaldex: I'll get you those php scripts over Sep 04 15:57:29 You have any idea how the Preware feeds were generated previously? Sep 04 15:58:46 Ah I think I see how Sep 04 15:59:39 Seems there is a http://github.com/webos-internals/build that's kicked off by a Jenkins job for LuneOS Sep 04 15:59:47 I guess we could do similar for legacy Sep 04 16:00:48 ka6sox: ping Sep 04 16:12:01 Herrie|Pre3: thanks Sep 04 16:12:14 interesting to know about the Jenkins job, does it still work? Sep 04 16:15:05 novaldex: Well LuneOS one is manual. Legacy one not sure where it runs.. ka6sox or scoutcamper might know Sep 04 16:16:27 if we run into issues we could in theory replicate the LuneOS version for Legacy Sep 04 16:18:13 Well it basically runs a Makefile Sep 04 16:40:13 Ok, my compositor patch fixed the height issue for the windows. but it looks like the bottom of the window is below the gesture area, it's weird Sep 04 17:09:15 no, the positionning is alright, it seems it's the size which is wrong Sep 04 17:09:21 it should be 30 units Sep 04 17:09:26 not 25 Sep 04 17:10:08 here https://github.com/webOS-ports/luna-systemui/blob/webOS-ports/master/data/PowerdService.js#L212 Sep 04 17:49:07 Tofe: OK Sep 04 17:49:22 Anyway it was always wrong either on phone or TP Sep 04 17:50:25 That's unfortunate, given that the "units" metrics is there exactly to solve this issue Sep 04 17:50:58 we can look at it more, but I prefer it to be too big than to be cut off Sep 04 17:57:58 Herrie|2, ping? Sep 04 18:03:04 ka6sox: You remember how the legacy preware feeds are generated? Sep 04 18:03:24 I.e. the ones using https://github.com/webos-internals/build Sep 04 18:03:45 Also any thoughts on what were the 2 bugs that prevented this from getting out in the open? https://github.com/webos-internals/build/pull/28 Sep 04 18:04:16 oh gosh..let me think. Sep 04 18:04:43 I know how they are generated...it would take me a little while to recreate the builder but I could. Sep 04 18:05:20 how much of this do you think would work and how much work to move to the new framework? Sep 04 18:06:58 ka6sox: We want to bring some critical patches that are all over the various locations to a central feed Sep 04 18:07:18 We have this for LuneOS: http://jenkins.nas-admin.org/job/luneos-preware-feeds/ Sep 04 18:08:19 okay what do you need from me? (so I get the right things) Sep 04 18:23:39 ka6sox: 1. Do legacy feeds still get generated? 2. If so where? Sep 04 18:25:38 3. We'd like to merge patches to: https://github.com/webos-internals/patches Sep 04 18:25:48 4. Generate updated feeds Sep 04 18:27:17 okay the builder got turned off...I can get it moved to someplace that we can start it up again from. Sep 04 18:27:52 then as far as merges go i ahve the ability to make that happen too...let me sort through that this week...(holiday here today) Sep 04 18:43:54 ka6sox: Thnx Sep 04 18:44:19 I guess we could move it to our regular jenkins. Setting up the job should be easy enough. Sep 04 18:44:49 Seems it just runs a Makefile. I can copy our LuneOS feed job and adjust the URL Sep 04 18:45:47 Since anyway same people are looking after legacy & LuneOS it seems. We'd just need to have some people to merge patches. I'd be happy to volunteer for that if that's OK with you & rwhitby Sep 04 18:45:56 Maybe together with novaldex... Sep 04 18:46:01 novaldex: ^ Sep 04 18:47:16 We'd just need some more diskspace at some point @ bonaire but I think novaldex might have raised that already. Sep 04 18:47:17 yes, I'm thinking that, I just need to setup GH to be able to handle that. Sep 04 18:47:32 yes, i just spoke with him on this. Sep 04 18:47:45 you will need to run a cleanup script after each build Sep 04 18:47:57 We do already.... Sep 04 18:48:07 but I know logs/shared states take space. Sep 04 18:49:35 I from my end can delete images but that only does 20GB or so each time I do it and it gradually gets less Sep 04 18:50:09 Problem is qtwebengine/chromium which eats a lot and it's there a number of times... for each arch... Sep 04 19:11:26 ka6sox: Added this one quickly: http://jenkins.nas-admin.org/job/webos-preware-feeds/ Sep 04 19:11:33 Should theoretically work I guess Sep 04 19:11:37 But we'd need to test it sometime Sep 04 19:12:46 what builder do you have that setup to work on? Sep 04 19:15:22 Should be bonaire I guess Sep 04 19:18:01 Yup Bonaire Sep 04 19:18:49 okay, I'll look at that job later today, I'm dealing with some other things here (its a BBQ day here..so I'm working on that) Sep 04 19:40:50 Priorities :D Sep 04 19:40:57 BBQ of course! Sep 04 19:43:03 Herrie: little good news about disk space though: qtwebengine takes less space now that the main debug symbols aren't included by default Sep 04 19:43:49 It means one (--> me ;) ) has to rebuild it when a tough debug pops up, but hopefully that won't happen often Sep 04 20:31:17 Tofe: OK **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Sep 05 03:00:00 2017