[07:54:44]
<eric_G> did the Friday catalog level updater run?
[07:58:35]
<tituspijean> Nope, I mentioned elsewhere that the scripts were disabled and asked if they were OK to enable again.
[08:34:55]
<eric_G> https://aria.im/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/pBsmLfHwSLXLCJXXBcSlhhFT
[08:36:03]
<eric_G> I am working on the config panel for Nextcloud. Is this a residue of an old setting? can it be removed?
[08:48:16]
<eric_G> ^ kayou maybe...
[08:51:12]
<kayou> yeah
[08:52:40]
<kayou> it's more like a magic button to fix the permission of the datas (instead of doing it every time nextcloud is updated, which takes ages)
[08:53:01]
<kayou> why you think it should be removed and is a residue of something?
[09:00:35]
<eric_G> ah... because it doesn't' look like a button
[09:01:26]
<eric_G> For me it was more a warning or something
[09:04:04]
<eric_G> maybe we should make the button label shorter -> `Définir les autorisations` and add an help description on what it does
[09:08:07]
<eric_G> ```
[main.maintenance.set_permissions_button]
ask.en = "Set permissions"
ask.fr = "Définir les autorisations"
type = "button"
style = "success"
help.en = "This action sets permissions for all data. Beware, this action can take up to several hours if users have a lot of data."
help.fr = "Cette action définit les autorisations pour toutes les données. Attention, cette action peut prendre jusqu'à plusieurs heures si les utilisateurs ont beaucoup de données."
```
[09:15:43]
<tituspijean> > <@ericg:matrix.org> ah... because it doesn't' look like a button
It looks like a buuuuuuuuutton
[09:16:20]
<eric_G> and maybe `Reset permissions` instead of `Set permissions`
[09:24:05]
<kayou> please feel freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee to change it
[09:25:58]
<eric_G> https://aria.im/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/KbQraeSCuRupMohMqJSbSmwp
[09:26:21]
<kayou> much better
[09:27:07]
<eric_G> strange... help is not displayed with the button
[09:28:41]
<kayou> To be honest, I'm not sure I've tested this button, but I've mostly rage committed because I was fed up with upgrades that took 10 years, and users who thought it was just stuck.
[09:32:18]
<eric_G> the reset permissions went very quickly for me. It may not work, but it could have a positive psychological effect on the user 😶🌫️
[10:58:00]
<kayou> do you have logs on the operation?
[17:50:44]
<rodinux> can't we use a condition in the file `test.toml` to separate tests `if bullseye` `if bookworm` ?
[17:53:27]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> can you elaborate your actual use case
[17:53:36]
<orhtej2> > <@rodinux:matrix.org> can't we use a condition in the file `test.toml` to separate tests `if bullseye` `if bookworm` ?
not to my knowledge (nor the code)
[17:55:48]
<rodinux> so for mobilizon could I just comment the oldest tests upgrade from old versions, keep just the upgrade from same version...
[17:57:18]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> please just explain what is your actual issue ... are you talking about the fact that it cannot test the upgrade from older version because the older version cannot be installed and therefore it ends up being level 6 ?
[18:00:50]
<rodinux> > <@Alekswag:matrix.org> please just explain what is your actual issue ... are you talking about the fact that it cannot test the upgrade from older version because the older version cannot be installed and therefore it ends up being level 6 ?
the package haven't been released with sources for bookworm, so for bullseye the tests are used from very old versions 2.0.2 and 2.0.1, I think nobody use this oldest versions... for bookworm is normal the tests failed... it is just to pass the ci bookworm...
[18:03:40]
<rodinux> then I need try is what happens with a migration from yuno 11 to yuno 12 with thos package..;
[18:17:09]
<rodinux> well on the https://instances.joinmobilizon.org/instances there is still 4 instances with thos old versions...
[20:11:36]
<Thomas> So the ci-apps now runs on bookworm? How many CI do we have now?
ci-apps seems to have no worker (and 500 errors when clicking on a job)
ci-apps-dev is no longer accessible (and !testme doesn’t work but I guess it’s related)
[20:12:00]
<Thomas> Thanks for the amazing job of the migration!
[20:13:54]
<Salamandar> ci is in debug mode for those 10 last minutes :D
[20:16:47]
<Thomas> Ah bad timing, thanks <3
[21:22:15]
<Salamandar> > <@thovi98:matrix.org> So the ci-apps now runs on bookworm? How many CI do we have now?
> ci-apps seems to have no worker (and 500 errors when clicking on a job)
> ci-apps-dev is no longer accessible (and !testme doesn’t work but I guess it’s related)
hey, so, things should be back to normal imho
[21:22:31]
<Salamandar> tl;dr ci-apps-bookworm was just renamed ci-apps and ci-apps was renamed ci-apps-bullseye
[21:22:42]
<Salamandar> not sure if that was the best thing to do but
[21:22:43]
<Salamandar> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
[21:22:59]
<Salamandar> (it was the best way to handle results history)
[23:48:02]
<orhtej2> > <@Salamandar:matrix.org> not sure if that was the best thing to do but
Sounds reasonable
[23:55:27]
<orhtej2> > <@Salamandar:matrix.org> hey, so, things should be back to normal imho
`!testme` remains borked here: https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/calibreweb_ynh/pull/147