Time  Nick          Message
23:14 talljoy       i'll ping him in the morning.
23:13 talljoy       then i need to talk to him.
23:13 eythian       isn't that magnuse's ballywick?
23:13 talljoy       working beyond marc?
23:13 talljoy       but it does bring up the point about accessibility to data.  anyone working on 'linked data' and Koha?
23:12 talljoy       and it is not pretty to recreate marc from flat files.
23:12 talljoy       i've done some text to marc migrations.
23:12 eythian       yeah, a lot of things we see try to do something like that, and it's always half arsed.
23:12 wizzyrea      eythian would know better.
23:12 talljoy       yah.
23:11 wizzyrea      sounds like a migration from something like dbtext
23:11 talljoy       so every library would have their 'own table structure'  and that makes me twitch.
23:11 talljoy       my mind goes to all the libraries who have unique needs.  No, put the publisher in the author field because we <insert crazy scheme>
23:11 eythian       it wouldn't really be possible in any sane way, the structures are too different.
23:10 talljoy       yah.
23:10 * cait        tries to imagine a clean database model for this and fails
23:10 talljoy       it was pretty funny.
23:10 talljoy       pianohacker started giggling maniacally.  ask him!
23:10 talljoy       right?
23:10 wizzyrea      heh
23:10 eythian       just that idea gives me nightmares
23:09 talljoy       wizzyrea had a library today ask why doesn't Koha store ALL the bits in a marc tag in individual fields in the database.  (ala 2.2)
23:08 wizzyrea      have a good evening :)
23:05 pianohacker   good night all
23:04 pianohacker   okay, fair nuff
23:03 wizzyrea      :)
23:03 wizzyrea      I don't know
23:03 pianohacker   right right, but if it had back when you could enable/disable granular permissions with a syspref
23:02 wizzyrea      I don't think so? I'm not sure it's ever existed...
23:02 pianohacker   wizzyrea: just to make sure I understand, would this experimental features sysprefs area have previously included things like granular permissions?
23:01 pianohacker   thanks cait
23:01 indradg       thanks cait
23:01 wizzyrea      thx cait
23:00 cait          thx all for attending
23:00 huginn        Log:            http://meetings.koha-community.org/2015/development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_2.2015-06-03-22.10.log.html
23:00 huginn        Minutes (text): http://meetings.koha-community.org/2015/development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_2.2015-06-03-22.10.txt
23:00 huginn        Minutes:        http://meetings.koha-community.org/2015/development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_2.2015-06-03-22.10.html
23:00 huginn        Meeting ended Wed Jun  3 23:00:47 2015 UTC.  Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot . (v 0.1.4)
23:00 cait          #endmeeting
23:00 cait          #info suggestion for the next meeting date: july 25th, 15 + 22 utc
23:00 cait          so plans might change
23:00 cait          i think they also talked about a meeting for the rest api next week
22:59 cait          i will add it as a suggestion then and leave final decision to tcohen
22:59 cait          any veto?
22:59 pianohacker   oh nvm, I'm blind. But +1 to that date and time
22:59 cait          #topic Set date and time for next meeting
22:59 cait          15 and 22 utc again?
22:59 cait          July 25th?
22:58 cait          hm in 3 weeks that would be
22:58 pianohacker   thanks liz
22:58 wizzyrea      #action pianohacker to add news item to notify koha users of experimental cataloguing interface
22:58 pianohacker   cait: not in the posted log
22:58 cait          eythian++ :)
22:58 cait          can someone check if the last meeting already agreed on a date/time?
22:58 eythian       whatever the continuation of an action is: I have a server for taiga built
22:58 pianohacker   yup ypu
22:58 cait          ok? :)
22:57 cait          #action pianohacker to add a pref to turn off/on the new editor
22:57 pianohacker   heh, why thank you ;)
22:57 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11559 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Needs Signoff , Professional cataloger's interface
22:57 pianohacker   cait: mind putting an action for the test plan and syspref to enable/disable?
22:57 cait          #action pianohacker to add a test plan addendum for outside-rancor code being touched by the patches (bug 11559)
22:57 cait          ok, anything else before we close?
22:56 cait          that feeds my hope of it not breaking something :)
22:56 pianohacker   cait: the test plan for the outside-rancor code in those patches will be waaaaay shorter than the test plan for rancor itself :)
22:56 cait          i find long text in bugzilla a bit hard to read at times
22:56 cait          not sure where to put it, maybe the wiki
22:56 cait          if it really gets long, you might want to move the test plan outside bugzilla maybe
22:55 cait          sounds good to me
22:55 wizzyrea      I had a thought, maybe we should have a specific area in the sysprefs for "experimental features"
22:55 cait          let me reread that sentence
22:55 cait          sorry,  I am a bit slow tonight
22:54 pianohacker   cait: would a test plan for the little bits and pieces of code that are touched outside Rancor itself, and the UI/syspref to enable/disable it be a good next step?
22:53 wizzyrea      but I'm not fussed either way ;)
22:53 wizzyrea      as they're the only ones with permissions to change sysprefs
22:53 pianohacker   I'm more in favor of the intranet news item as well
22:53 wizzyrea      I was thinking maybe only for superlibrarians
22:52 cait          s
22:52 cait          not sure there is a good place for iton those screen
22:52 cait          having it constantly shw on cataloguing might get annoying :)
22:52 cait          hm i'd maybe put in a staff news or soemthing in the release notes
22:52 wizzyrea      "here's how you do that, file your bugs here, thanks for your participation blah blah"
22:51 wizzyrea      but possibly also show a message on the cataloguing screen (or make an intranet news item?) that says "hey, there's a new cataloguing system help us out by testing it"
22:51 pianohacker   +1 to liz's idea
22:51 pianohacker   cait: okay, cool. That's generally what I was thinking
22:51 cait          there will be workarounds with the existing editor
22:51 cait          what i said was that it was nice it's independent - so we don't need to worry too much if we can make sure it doesn't break existing features and doesn't create invalid data or something evil
22:51 wizzyrea      so that it absolutely does not get in the way of people who don't and won't ever want to use it.
22:50 wizzyrea      syspref, probably
22:50 wizzyrea      UI wise, we should probably require that it be enabled somehow
22:50 wizzyrea      well, we should decide what it needs at an absolute minimum
22:50 cait          so there will still things being missed probably
22:50 cait          itihnk we should still get it through the normal qa process, but it's big
22:49 pianohacker   cait: in your words without my optimistic filter
22:49 eythian       I think we should agree that cait said it.
22:49 wizzyrea      a. I like it, for something that big iterative is probably better.
22:49 pianohacker   glad I asked then :)
22:49 cait          hm not quite what i said :P
22:49 pianohacker   I wanted to ask you all a) what you thought of this b) how we should mark Rancor as experimental within the UI and c) what I should provide to make this a possibility
22:48 eythian       heh
22:48 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11559 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Needs Signoff , Professional cataloger's interface
22:48 pianohacker   I was in favor of this, as my every-single-feature 4-page-long test plan that I posted on bug 11559 garnered, for some reason, little enthusiasm
22:47 pianohacker   In a discussion with cait, she mentioned the possibility of bringing in Rancor as an experimental feature and hammering out the bugs as time goes on
22:47 pianohacker   (quick refresher: Rancor is the code name for the professional cataloging interface for Koha that I've been working on for the past two years.)
22:46 cait          go ahead
22:46 cait          #topic Planning the 3.22 release cont
22:45 cait          changed the topic too early i guess
22:45 cait          sure :)
22:45 pianohacker   cait: could I talk for a bit about Rancor after this?
22:44 pianohacker   kk, good
22:44 pianohacker   looks like it, yes
22:43 cait          i haven'tchecked the code myself, i don't know
22:42 pianohacker   cait: does the plan for that bug involve a migration that will prepend the protocol to the syspref if it's missing?
22:42 cait          ihope the patches add consistency about the expected fomat
22:42 cait          maybe the code could be pushed then and in a second step move it
22:42 eythian       pianohacker: probably a fallback, yeah
22:42 pianohacker   I'm in favor
22:41 cait          are we ok about including the protocol?
22:41 pianohacker   how would we go about migrating that, though? Helper that checks the config then the syspref, and move it to the config for new installs?
22:41 wizzyrea      there's only one pref :P
22:41 cait          but can't really think of something
22:41 wizzyrea      baseurl has never been branch specific
22:41 cait          i wonder if there are any implications for multi branch setups
22:41 cait          #idea move opacbaseurl and intranetbaseurl to koha_conf
22:41 wizzyrea      my feeling is that we're still using it because "it's how we've always done it"
22:40 rangi         yup
22:40 wizzyrea      too*
22:40 wizzyrea      intranetbaseurl tool.
22:40 pianohacker   agreed
22:40 rangi         i agree, moving it to the config file makes a lot more sense
22:39 wizzyrea      it should be in koha_conf
22:39 wizzyrea      I feel squidgy about it being in the sysprefs at all.
22:39 wizzyrea      on the opacbaseurl
22:39 wizzyrea      I have a comment >.<
22:39 cait          hm looks like it's all been done
22:38 cait          #topic Action from last meeting
22:38 cait          ok if there is nothing else, we are moving on
22:38 cait          and in general... you shoudl be using https
22:38 indradg       pianohacker +1
22:38 cait          some need to be https, like when using shibboleth or cas i guess
22:38 pianohacker   we have some systems on https for their opac and some not, and while they should all arguably be https, we need to capture that
22:37 pianohacker   only comment is that it should include the protocol
22:36 cait          comments? additions?
22:36 pianohacker   good gracious
22:35 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5010 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtompset, Passed QA , Fix OPACBaseURL to include protocol
22:35 wahanui       it has been said that bug 5010 is scary
22:35 cait          bug 5010
22:35 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6874 enhancement, P3, ---, julian.maurice, Passed QA , Attach a file to a MARC record (Was: File upload in MARC)
22:35 wahanui       rumour has it bug 6874 is epic
22:35 cait          bug 6874
22:35 cait          oh not that one
22:35 pianohacker   joy, okay.
22:35 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6847 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, kohapatch, ASSIGNED , Bulk userid, password generation and email
22:35 cait          bug 6847
22:34 cait          i think basically trying to fix that up - but i haven't worked on it
22:34 cait          somefeatures expect protocol to be part of the pref others not
22:34 cait          there is a mix now
22:32 * wizzyrea    too
22:31 * pianohacker <-- still out of the loop
22:31 pianohacker   woah, what changes to opacbaseurl?
22:31 wizzyrea      is there a bug # for that?
22:31 cait          note: it depends on the changes to opacbaseurl including the protocol i think
22:31 cait          anyone about file upload?
22:31 eythian       heh
22:31 cait          so you don't forget :)
22:30 cait          #action eythian to update the elastic search demo server
22:30 cait          #info ElasticSearch: basic staff client search works
22:30 wizzyrea      hehe
22:30 eythian       I'll probably do that today
22:30 eythian       suuuuuure ;)
22:30 cait          eythian: tell me when i can test again ;)
22:29 cait          kathryn++ :)
22:29 * eythian     needs to update his demo server.
22:29 wizzyrea      kathryn++
22:29 pianohacker   excellent
22:29 wizzyrea      \o/
22:29 eythian       Also, I have basic staff client searching working.
22:29 eythian       cait: I've been delayed by other things, but Kathryn has now been fighting to get them out of my way, so I'm back on it pretty much only for a little while.
22:28 pianohacker   I don't think we have any of the big players for the restful api here
22:28 cait          I think a quick update on the state of Elastic would be cool :)
22:28 cait          does someone want to add something to the list?
22:27 cait          #link http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Development_IRC_meeting_3_June_2015
22:27 cait          there are a few big items listed on the agenda
22:27 cait          koha-devel - for anyone interested
22:26 cait          kyle has started something like a survey on the mailing list
22:26 cait          as I understood it the idea is to find some times for monday meetings to talk specifically about big developments blocking other developments and general blockers
22:26 pianohacker   http://meetings.koha-community.org/2015/development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_1.2015-06-03-15.10.log.txt starting at 15:32:57
22:25 cait          hassomeone here attended the first meeting as well?
22:25 pianohacker   I was curious about that as well
22:25 cait          another idea i spotted in the logs is Blocker monday?
22:25 cait          ok, i think we have heard about the trello/taiga idea
22:25 cait          now it will be there no matter what
22:25 cait          #action robin to look into hosting taiga
22:25 eythian       I have no idea
22:25 cait          does it record your actions or only mine?
22:24 eythian       (otherwise I'll forget)
22:24 cait          thx eythian
22:24 eythian       #action robin to look into hosting taiga
22:24 cait          #topic Planning the 3.22 release
22:24 cait          as he is gone, I suggest we move on
22:24 wizzyrea      can't compete with baby urgency.
22:24 pianohacker   that does qualify. What's next on the agenda?
22:24 cait          so i tihnk that was the RM comments
22:24 cait          please help me a bit :)
22:24 cait          slightly unprepared
22:24 tcohen        bbl
22:23 tcohen        sorry, baby urgency
22:23 tcohen        cool
22:23 huginn        Current chairs: cait tcohen
22:23 tcohen        #chair cait
22:23 cait          me chair?
22:23 pianohacker   see?
22:23 tcohen        before I let cait chair, just wanted to mention that for the next topic, I promised to ask Julian Maurice to attend to a meeting soon, dedicated to the RESTful aPI, so we can discuss the current aproach and even make decisions about it
22:23 eythian       you know what I meant. Typing is hard.
22:22 eythian       err
22:22 eythian       So I we look into it
22:22 pianohacker   m'excellent
22:22 eythian       that's OK, our cloud people want it to be stress tested a bit :)
22:22 wizzyrea      lol
22:22 pianohacker   typing is hard
22:22 cait          got it
22:22 cait          oh
22:22 pianohacker   *bws's servers until I've been here a bit longer
22:22 cait          bsw?
22:22 eythian       I already add things to it without really asking :)
22:21 pianohacker   w
22:21 pianohacker   I'm going to wait to start volunteering bsw
22:21 eythian       sure
22:21 rangi         i reckon we could put taiga in our cloud eh eythian, just need to check, but i think it should be fine
22:21 tcohen        the important thing is all of us having the whole picture of what's going on
22:21 tcohen        if someone volunteers
22:21 rangi         taiga is easy
22:21 tcohen        we were all open to that
22:21 rangi         yeah we could use libreboard or taiga
22:20 tcohen        jonathan proposed hosting our own libreboard
22:20 eythian       grump proprietary tools grump
22:20 tcohen        will set a trello board for the big stuff everyone is working on
22:20 tcohen        and as said on part 1
22:20 tcohen        i'll try to keep a 3-week cycle for dev meetings
22:19 tcohen        to the point
22:19 tcohen        i might need to leave in a couple minutes oops
22:19 tcohen        probably utopical, but something in that direction is quite possible
22:18 eythian       that would be a huge release if all those were in there.
22:18 tcohen        all those words I wrote, need to be discussed, decisions made, and of course coded and tested
22:18 tcohen        anyway, the future looks exciting and efforts need to be done
22:17 tcohen        lots of cool stuff that could even boost participation from younger people
22:17 tcohen        a full REST api, the posibility of using a web framework, Elastic Search, easier UI maintenance/coding/testing introducing angularjs, etc
22:16 tcohen        we need to boost involvement from the dev team members in other people's projects
22:16 tcohen        for that to happen
22:15 tcohen        could make it a major milestone for the project
22:15 tcohen        and the posibility of them making it for the next release
22:15 rangi         yup, i upgraded them last night
22:15 eythian       I think we have someone who'll be going prod on 3.20, too.
22:15 tcohen        several month ago cool projects were started from several community members
22:14 tcohen        i'd like to congratulate all of you for such a nice release
22:14 wizzyrea      \o/
22:14 tcohen        we are upgrading to 3.20 really soon
22:13 tcohen        i've been really happy with the 3.20 release
22:13 tcohen        I'll repeat myself from part 1
22:12 tcohen        #topic RM 3.22 comments
22:12 tcohen        ok
22:12 rangi         #info Chris Cormack, Catalyst
22:12 tcohen        last time part 2 was only eythian and dcook (half of him) so, pretty good
22:11 indradg       #info Indranil Das Gupta, India
22:11 pianohacker   #info Jesse Weaver, ByWater Solutions
22:11 cait          #info Katrin Fischer, BSZ
22:11 eythian       #info Robin Sheat, Catalyst IT, Wellington
22:10 tcohen        #info Tomas Cohen Arazi
22:10 wizzyrea      #info Liz Rea, Catalyst
22:10 tcohen        please introduce yourselves using #info
22:10 wahanui       #info wahanui, a bot that has become sentient
22:10 tcohen        #topic Introductions
22:10 huginn        The meeting name has been set to 'development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_2'
22:10 huginn        Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote.
22:10 huginn        Meeting started Wed Jun  3 22:10:10 2015 UTC.  The chair is tcohen. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot.
22:10 tcohen        #startmeeting Development IRC meeting 3 June 2015 - part 2
22:09 wahanui       que tal, eythian
22:09 eythian       hi
22:08 tcohen        hi
22:05 wahanui       i heard meeting was in two days, i thought was tomorrow. plenty of time then
22:05 cait          tcohen: meeting?
22:03 cait          done
22:01 cait          not finished reading :)
22:01 cait          can i get 5 minutes more? heh
21:51 huginn        indradg: The current temperature in Kolkata, India is 29.0°C (3:20 AM IST on June 04, 2015). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: 26.0°C. Pressure: 29.62 in 1003 hPa (Falling).
21:51 indradg       @wunder kolkata
21:51 huginn        indradg: (wunder <US zip code | US/Canada city, state | Foreign city, country>) -- Returns the approximate weather conditions for a given city.
21:51 indradg       @wunder
21:47 tcohen        hi cait
21:44 wizzyrea      nice :)
21:44 pianohacker   wizzyrea: mix of a lot of things. SAML, Rancor, some smaller devs
21:44 wizzyrea      pianohacker: what about you, what does bywater have you doing?
21:43 pianohacker   tcohen: Will do, thanks. Will CC you
21:43 tcohen        i'm interested on it too, of course
21:43 tcohen        pianohacker: please show the translation manager your working idea. bgkriegel@gmail.com
21:42 cait          tcohen: haven't read the logs yet :(
21:41 huginn        tcohen: The current temperature in Bo Altos de San Martin - NW, Cordoba city, Cordoba City, Argentina is 20.2°C (6:40 PM ART on June 03, 2015). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 38%. Dew Point: 5.0°C. Pressure: 29.97 in 1015 hPa (Rising).
21:41 tcohen        @wunder cordoba, argentina
21:37 pianohacker   cool
21:36 wizzyrea      ^.^
21:36 wizzyrea      the usual
21:36 wizzyrea      breaking stuff, fixing stuff, trying to make librarians happy :)
21:36 pianohacker   what are you up to these days, liz?
21:35 pianohacker   hi cait :)
21:35 * cait        waves
21:35 pianohacker   heavy mix of both. Things change more than I expected when you go from 4 to 40 hours a week
21:35 wizzyrea      new/old job :)
21:35 pianohacker   thanks :)
21:35 wizzyrea      oh hi! grats on the new job!
21:35 pianohacker   hi liz
21:34 wizzyrea      hi
21:24 wnickc        just quiet :)
21:23 cait          i got woried for a moment that everyone was gone!
21:23 cait          hi wnickc :)
21:23 wnickc        hi cait
21:20 cait          hi #koha
20:47 jmsasse       Has anyone noticed an issue with item types being incorrect in overdue notices?
20:46 jmsasse       wnickc: thanks
20:44 wnickc        jmsasse: http://koha-na.org/index.php/Monthly_online_meetings
20:43 wnickc        i think next thursday
20:43 wnickc        hmm..notice went oout on the lists
20:43 jmsasse       wnickc: When is the next nakug meeting? I didn't get an invite to the last one.
20:41 jmsasse       good, me too.
20:41 wnickc        jmsasse: yes, need ot register
20:40 jmsasse       wnickc: Hello, are you going to Erie?
20:27 mtompset      Have a great day, #koha
20:04 huginn        mtompset: The operation succeeded.
20:04 mtompset      @later tell tcohen I hate trying to debug nested hash references. Something is wrong with the patch.
19:59 huginn        pianohacker: The operation succeeded.
19:59 pianohacker   @later tell tcohen to revive an old discussion about JS translation; since we already have the format stuff working, would you object to an experimental patch that can translate strings in JS files? I do think it would make a noticeable difference in ease of development for larger JS stuff
19:14 mtompset      But I may get around to it. No promises.
19:14 tcohen        so intend to have a proper deterministic solution
19:14 mtompset      tcohen: Sadly, I fear to touch that report now. :)
19:13 tcohen        i'm not happy with the "most of the time" part of the first patch
19:13 tcohen        i saw you put your signature on the first patch
19:13 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=14256 normal, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Needs Signoff , Tests for TestBuilder fail randomly
19:13 tcohen        mtompset: BTW, could you take a look at my followup fr bug 14256?
19:13 tcohen        yes
19:12 mtompset      new report, right?
19:12 mtompset      Where should I submit the patch?
19:12 tcohen        (i get emails for most of what happens on bugzilla)
19:12 mtompset      Ah, it made it there fast.
19:12 tcohen        mtompset: already read my inbox
19:11 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10900 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtompset, Pushed to Master , Incorrect calling conventions accessing C4::Context
19:11 mtompset      and bug 10900
19:11 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8007 new feature, P5 - low, ---, matthias.meusburger, Pushed to Master , Discharge management
19:11 mtompset      tcohen: Bug 8007
18:50 misilot       thanks tcohen
18:50 tcohen        http://snag.gy/ILFK2.jpg
18:49 misilot       guess I could always try and get the vendor to modify the format they send us ...
18:49 misilot       thanks tcohen
18:49 misilot       ah didn't see it there
18:49 tcohen        never tried though
18:49 tcohen        yes, you can choose ISO-8859-1
18:48 tcohen        ah
18:48 tcohen        need to choose the correct encoding
18:48 misilot       not through the marc import tool though??
18:47 tcohen        misilot: you can do it using Z39.50
18:46 misilot       is it possible to import MARC files that are  ISO-8859-1 formatted?
18:34 pianohacker   paul_p++
18:34 pianohacker   so marc was 1.4 and the marc/marcxml blob style was 3.0?
18:34 talljoy       paul_p++
18:33 tcohen        paul_p++
18:33 tcohen        talljoy: http://snag.gy/IaAQn.jpg
18:30 talljoy       2.something then
18:29 tcohen        long before 3.0
18:29 tcohen        MARC support was something big Paul introduced I recall
18:29 tcohen        3.0 was zebra
18:24 pianohacker   looks like 3.0, yeah
18:23 talljoy       but i would think 3.0 since it would be a big change.
18:23 * talljoy     has narrowed it down to post 2.2
18:23 talljoy_afk   yes
18:22 pianohacker   talljoy_afk: by not broken apart, you mean stored as binary/MARCXML as opposed to the single-row-per-subfield thing in 2.2?
18:22 talljoy_afk   and retained?  (not broken apart)
18:20 talljoy_afk   history question.  in what version was MARC incorporated into Koha?
18:02 * magnuse     wanders off again
17:57 huginn        TGoat: The operation succeeded.
17:57 TGoat         @later tell ashimema  - will you please tell me ..in Koha, I understand that cash drawers will work in conjunction with the receipt printer. Is the equipment brand(s)/product(s) specific for the receipt printer and cash drawer? Can you setup with any general equipment brand(s)/product(s) for this so long as it has the available ports to allow daisy chaining the equipment? You can reach me at: todd.goatley@bywatersolutions.com
17:53 wahanui       marc is, like, the standard that isn't
17:53 magnuse       marc?
17:53 wahanui       http://02varvara.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/01-how-about-no-bear.jpg?w=800
17:53 magnuse       more marc?
17:53 magnuse       drojf: lol yes
17:53 Dyrcona       drojf++
17:53 drojf         magnuse: MARCtryoshka records?
17:51 Dyrcona       I get about 1.3GB for binary MARC of 950,000 or so records with holdings information in 85x tags.
17:50 Dyrcona       I take that back: 3-4x the size of binary marc.
17:48 magnuse       swedes...
17:48 magnuse       they figured out a way to put some weird mini records inside the regular records...
17:47 magnuse       these records are pretty meaty, i think
17:46 Dyrcona       I find MARCXML is often close to 10x the size of binary marc.
17:45 tcohen        but it of course depends on the size of the records :-P
17:45 tcohen        i have a file 1.5M -> 1GB
17:43 magnuse       does this look reasonable? 130k records in marcxml = 563MB
17:35 indradg       s/setnt/sent
17:34 indradg       tcohen mail setnt
17:10 tcohen        we have a trello board which has several things pending
17:10 tcohen        indradg: just write me
17:05 gaetan_B      bye
16:49 mtompset      Adding upfront is easier, because like RFC's, no one reads the Talk page. ;)
16:47 indradg       or should it be left as a comment on the talk page?
16:47 indradg       I've a question: is it acceptable to add an agenda item in a planned upcoming meeting's wiki page?
16:22 khall         ahh!
16:22 mtompset      Bye, tcohen.
16:22 mtompset      Chicks dig guitar players. :)
16:22 tcohen        later!
16:21 tcohen        he stole he's father's uke
16:21 mtompset      CUTE!
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16:21 tcohen        #endmeeting
16:21 tcohen        keep the good work guys http://snag.gy/OEZ3d.jpg
16:21 mtompset      Who is too productive?
16:20 tcohen        a message from my boss:
16:20 tcohen        and to end this meeting
16:20 tcohen        #info we agreed to keep this two-part meeting schema, and a 3-week cycle
16:19 tcohen        #topic Set time of next meeting
16:19 tcohen        ok
16:19 tcohen        =D
16:18 tcohen        you are really too productive for a single person to go through all your work
16:18 tcohen        please ping me if you feel your work is lagging too much
16:18 mtompset      A push now, gives us 2-3 months to fix. :)
16:17 tcohen        but I agree with ashimema, push soon, fix soon
16:17 tcohen        and make the sysprefs help the user figure which use case he/she's in
16:17 tcohen        i think we should think explicitly on each use case
16:16 mtompset      Actually, tcohen. I was thinking of adding a SPLIT type to system preferences.
16:16 ashimema      it's well tested.. just touches lots of area we probabl won't spot otherwise.
16:16 tcohen        ashimema: I agree
16:16 ashimema      5010.. I tihnk push it soonre rather than later and lets fix it during the cycle if there are any further issues..
16:16 tcohen        anyone with something else to add?
16:16 tcohen        anyway
16:15 tcohen        OPACProtocolConfig = http|https|httpbehindhttpsproxy|etc
16:15 tcohen        something like
16:15 tcohen        i promise to discuss it explicitly soon
16:14 mtompset      I was thinking of a rewrite, since I don't like the UI myself, but I didn't want to slow down its inclusion.
16:14 tcohen        and I think we should decouple the transport protocol from the URL
16:14 tcohen        as far as i can see there are several use cases that need to be taken into account
16:14 tcohen        i'm not sure how it got so complicated
16:13 mtompset      I have yet to actually do any coding for the QA feedback on it thus far.
16:13 tcohen        i should have put 5010 on that list, but it will be impossible now (no time left for me)
16:12 reiveune      bye
16:12 tcohen        #info Marcel has conveniently created an umbrella bug for fixing all remaining stuff
16:12 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5010 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtompset, Passed QA , Fix OPACBaseURL to include protocol
16:12 mtompset      Oh, and it is dependent on Bug 5010. :)
16:12 tcohen        exactly
16:12 mtompset      And marcel has created an umbrella bug report for following up on it.
16:12 tcohen        *i think the implementation has
16:11 tcohen        i'll try to provide feedback on some shortcomings
16:11 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6874 enhancement, P3, ---, julian.maurice, Passed QA , Attach a file to a MARC record (Was: File upload in MARC)
16:11 tcohen        #info Bug 6874 is candidate for early inclusion in the 3.22 cycle
16:10 tcohen        #topic Specific bugs that need feedback
16:10 tcohen        so moving on
16:10 tcohen        i need to end the meeting to attend another one with the boss
16:09 tcohen        i think on part 2 we'll have more feedback on this
16:08 tcohen        is anyone aware of the ES implementation progress?
16:07 tcohen        #actions Tomas will ask Julian for possible dates for a meeting to discuss/explain his implementation of a RESTful API
16:07 ashimema      and attend a meet if we have one ;)
16:07 barton        *be* the bug, ashimema :-)
16:07 ashimema      but yes.. I'll add to it
16:06 tcohen        ok
16:06 ashimema      really need to find the time to sit down a get to konw the bug ;)
16:06 ashimema      I've generally been adding to the wiki page so far..
16:06 khall         or wherever you think is most suitable
16:06 khall         ashimema: I'm sure anything you can add to the bug would be most welcome
16:06 hkh           bye
16:04 ashimema      then write code to forfil it.. i don't think that message had really been gotten accross yet.
16:04 barton        I wonder if we could come up with a way to announce progress on large projects...
16:04 ashimema      i.e, you write the documentation and a json schema file first..
16:04 tcohen        moving into using a web framework like mojo has several implications for the project, so it is not as simple as "this patchset works"
16:04 ashimema      big for instance.. the whole idea of swagger is that it's test/documentation driven development..
16:03 ashimema      I didn't feel we'de reached that point last I looked..
16:03 ashimema      I think to go with it, it's important to have it and how to code on it, well documented..
16:03 indradg       tcohen +1
16:03 tcohen        i'd like to have someone involved on that work here
16:02 ashimema      I'll try to show up for that.. I really need to find some time to have a play with it..
16:02 tcohen        so it is important we have feedback soon
16:02 tcohen        once we agree that's the way to do it, RESTful endpoints will grow like grass
16:01 tcohen        anyone from biblibre can confirm he could be available for that?
16:00 tcohen        ok, I propose we schedule a meeting for next week so jajm shows, and explains us the implementation details, and people have the chance to discuss it
16:00 khall         robin and co have been working on making sure it'll be package ready
16:00 indradg       oh! /me was harboring it was POC and stayed away from it! mea culpa
15:59 khall         tcohen: it started off as a POC, but it isn't any longer afaik
15:59 wahanui       POC is Proof Of Concept
15:59 barton        POC?
15:59 tcohen        khall: it is not clear to me that it isn't just a POC
15:58 khall         it still needs signoff
15:58 tcohen        we need to know what are the next steps
15:57 tcohen        is anyone working on the restful api willing to talk about it now?
15:57 pastebot      "mtompset" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Where should this go?" (10 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/132
15:56 mtompset      about where to put the function? :)
15:55 mtompset      where shall I ask my tiny question? :)
15:55 barton        nod.
15:55 khall         We could throw the accounts rewrite in there as well
15:54 tcohen        only hear about their statuses and schedule a meeting soon (like next week) to discuss/make decisions on each one?
15:53 tcohen        should we start discussing them now?
15:53 tcohen        we should make a methodological decision
15:52 tcohen        RESTful aPI and ElasticSearch integration
15:52 tcohen        we have only two things listed
15:51 tcohen        so I think it is time to hear from people working on that stuff, how is it going, what do they think about the timeframe fr the release and their work
15:51 tcohen        we already talked about how will we deal with big stuff we are working on
15:50 tcohen        #topic Planning the 3.22 release
15:50 tcohen        next topic is too wide
15:50 tcohen        ok, moving on
15:50 khall         I'm writing at right now ; )
15:49 tcohen        :-D
15:49 tcohen        would you send that email?
15:48 khall         can we start an dev-list email thread for devs to list the times they can be available? That way we can come up with specific windows where a decent sized group of devs will be around
15:48 tcohen        #info 'blocker days' are for people willing to help with blockers to show up and discuss solutions to blocker bugs
15:48 tcohen        and yes, we will have that column
15:47 ashimema      sounds good
15:47 tcohen        i'd say anyone willing to help with blockers should show up on "blocker day" to help and discuss solutions
15:47 khall         can't hurt, but I like the idea of the blocker trello column to quickly see all those blockers at once best.
15:47 mtompset      asynchronous communication does work too. Not everything needs sychronous.
15:46 tcohen        well, as ashimema said, this is a methodological problem
15:46 tcohen        as barton said
15:45 tcohen        so, we could say the dev team members should send alerts on possible blockers to the dev list with a BLOCKER mark on the subject
15:45 khall         : )
15:45 barton        ['course he hears that from me all day long]
15:45 barton        khall +1
15:44 indradg       khall +1
15:44 tcohen        khall: +1
15:44 barton        If we used something like "BLOCKER: " to as a marker, could we then filter those out to an email to koha-dev?
15:44 khall         if we can get a group or groups of devs to agree to some general times that would go a long way
15:44 tcohen        i think it is fair to assume the RM will be available during his office hours to account possible bockers and as fr help if needed
15:43 * ashimema    thinks loudly
15:43 ashimema      hmm..
15:43 ashimema      I'm almost tempted to say it's mroe about having a key contact than a time and place..
15:42 khall         barton: I agreed time zone issues make it tough, but I'm afraid if we don't narrow down the times to one or two windows we won't be effective
15:42 barton        maybe we could tag the blockers in IRC, to make them easier to filter from the logs.
15:42 tcohen        #info mondays will become "blockers day", we'll raise concerns about possible blockers and try to coordinate efforts for fixing them
15:41 barton        I think that it should be all day -- that way we don't have to worry so much about the international audience.
15:41 pianohacker   brb coffee
15:40 khall         yes, will there be a time window, or will it be all day?
15:40 ashimema      ++
15:39 tcohen        can i say we agreed to explicitly talk about blockers on mondays?
15:39 khall         good idea
15:37 indradg       sounds good
15:37 barton        I like that idea.
15:36 pianohacker   here but not putting my name in, have to disappear for a conference call in 20
15:36 ashimema      sounds good to me
15:36 ashimema      so, things that can't move on yet sit in there
15:36 tcohen        maybe we could set mondays to talk about blockers, informally
15:36 khall         indeed, there are a number of open bugs that the accounts rewrite would resolve with no other changes
15:36 ashimema      I would say a 'Blocked' column mre like tcohen.
15:35 ashimema      thinks like the accounts re-write.. it's not yet in koha.. but is a major blocker for a whole bunch of us now saceed to go anywhere near accounts for worry of having to re-write when it goes in ;)
15:34 tcohen        should we have a column for blockers? (sounds messy, though)
15:34 ashimema      barton++ even, it was you who mentioned blockers
15:34 indradg       #info Indranil Das Gupta, India
15:34 ashimema      blockers are important to get out in the open
15:34 khall         ashimema++
15:34 ashimema      nengard++ I agree there..
15:33 tcohen        #info this could be moved to another tool if someone volunteers to set it
15:33 nengard       tcohen++
15:33 ashimema      the RFC's are an important step.. but they are entirely about drawing up a spec and agreeing upon it.. they shouldn't be used after that fro tracking current state.. once an RFC has been agreed we souhld think of it as effectively locked... and then we use trello or whatever to track the actual dev progress
15:33 * nengard     likes being special
15:33 tcohen        #info Tomas will set a provisional Trello board where people will document what are they working on at a given time
15:33 * mtompset    notes that nengard is a special exception. :)
15:32 nengard       but that's after it's in Koha
15:32 barton        I also think that posting blockers is an important part of running standup meetings. Having an established time/place to get questions looked at can be very powerful.
15:32 * nengard     does for documentation sake :)
15:32 * khall       also confirms that
15:32 * mtompset    agrees that no one reads RFCs.
15:32 ashimema      there's two things to track that state of.. Proposition -> Coding -> QA -> Push.. is one workflow.. but often things sit in the 'Coding' pile for a long time without much update.. that's where the meetings come in.. a vocal.. yup.. we are actualyl still working on it.. few weeks away.. type thing
15:31 ColinC        helps sometimes to clarify what x is tracking
15:31 tcohen        if anyone has a better idea, we just move there
15:31 tcohen        proposal: I'll set a TRello board for what we are working on for the 3.22 release cycle
15:31 andreashm     ashimema++
15:31 Joubu         ok, same as ashimema :)
15:31 tcohen        ashimema++
15:31 Joubu         We need 1 entry point for all wip, a whatever-board is excellent for that.
15:30 nengard       ashimema++
15:30 nengard       barton++
15:30 andreashm     RFC's are hard to read to see what is going on. wall of text.
15:30 barton        I agree that which tool we use isn't as important as actually using the tool we choose...
15:30 ashimema      I like the kanban approach of trello et al personally, means you can get the 'jist' of somthings state at a glance
15:29 nengard       "if" is the key word :(
15:29 ashimema      the wiki RFC's would work, if everyone actually looked at them.. for example.
15:29 tcohen        yeah
15:29 tcohen        libreboard looks good
15:29 ashimema      The real point is making sure we all use it and maintain it..
15:29 andreashm     Whatever board if would be good if it was open so interested parties can see what's going on
15:28 Joubu         (libreboard is open source and can be hosted, that's why I suggest that, but not the point now)
15:27 tcohen        nengard: i'll add anyone interested
15:27 misilot       Possibly this: https://www.atlassian.com/solutions/agile-ready (I haven't used this product from Atlassian but I have used others) and free for open source (https://www.atlassian.com/software/views/open-source-license-request)
15:27 andreashm     Slack?
15:27 tcohen        so on each meeting we can ask about progress, etc
15:26 tcohen        but we might have a general board to have the whole picture
15:26 tcohen        i think each team/company has its own tools for this
15:26 tcohen        :-D
15:26 tcohen        but Katrin's shined
15:26 tcohen        my trello board was a mess
15:25 tcohen        we used/use trello for several things
15:25 Joubu         (Maybe prefer http://libreboard.com/ ?)
15:25 nengard       I thought trello was a success at the hackfest
15:25 barton        Part of our daily work-flow at BWS is to send out a "what I'm working on" email, this works fairly well in place of actual stand-up meetings.
15:25 nengard       tcohen would would we give our info to to be included on that?
15:25 Joubu         We already tried a trello board, it was not a success
15:25 ashimema      Trello is great for this sort of thing.
15:24 Joubu         and to have a planning
15:24 tcohen        would you all agree to have a shared Trello board where we share what we are working on?
15:24 Joubu         I would be good to know who is working on what
15:24 wahanui       ...but wahanui is a bot|a repository of important and useful and accurate information or at least partially slow.|a little bit creepy.|right sometimes|a strange duck|a bot....
15:24 tcohen        wahanui: you are right
15:23 wahanui       questions are good :)
15:23 tcohen        questions?
15:23 tcohen        #info the RM will try to keep a 3-week frecquency for dev meetings
15:23 carmen        #info Carmen Hernandez, Bywater Solutions
15:22 tcohen        we can do it informally
15:22 tcohen        it'd be awesome to have short scrum-like daily meetings
15:22 tcohen        and am proposing a 3 week cycle for dev meetings
15:21 tcohen        i'm happy with how promising this looks
15:21 tcohen        so to the point
15:21 tcohen        that'd be the next topic i think
15:21 tcohen        work
15:21 tcohen        we have a wip branch on catalyst repo for the elasticsearcg
15:20 tcohen        we have a proof of concept for a restful api on mojo
15:20 ashimema      sounds good to me.
15:20 tcohen        i mean what will everyone be working on
15:20 tcohen        i think it good be great to have a big picture of what our expectations are for the 3.22 (?) release
15:19 tcohen        to the point
15:19 tcohen        so
15:18 tcohen        so we need to make hard decisions too, because of course several pov are in place on each decision
15:18 dani          #info Dani BWS,Cedar Park, TX, USA
15:18 nengard       koha++
15:18 tcohen        we all want Koha to shine more and more on each release
15:18 misilot       #info Thomas Misilo, Florida Institute of Technology
15:18 AmitG         tcohen++
15:17 tcohen        we need to join efforts, and coordinate actions
15:17 tcohen        to have all those pieces put together at some point
15:17 barton        #info Barton Chittenden, BWS, Louisville, KY, USA
15:16 tcohen        and of course, ElasticSearch :-D
15:16 tcohen        some because we might be introducing the use of a web framework for some parts of the project
15:16 edveal        #info Ed Veal, Bywater Solutions
15:16 tcohen        some are excited to have a RESTful API
15:16 tcohen        most of us have thought what all that means
15:15 tcohen        we need to put our hands on cool new stuff, points of view
15:15 talljoy       #info Joy Nelson, ByWater Solutions
15:15 * nengard     agrees with mtompset
15:15 tcohen        as someone told me a while back: we need to enjoy developing Koha too, not only bugfixes
15:15 nengard       #info Nicole Engard, ByWater Solutions
15:14 tcohen        i'm really excited about all this, and I know most of the community shares this feeling
15:14 * mtompset    mumbles, "4.0?"
15:14 tcohen        if we look at the stuff we are trying to have ready soon
15:14 tcohen        the next release might became a major milestone for the project
15:14 andreashm     #info Andreas Hedström Mace, Stockholm University Library
15:13 ashimema      tcohen++ we're only as good as our leader ;)
15:13 tcohen        we are upgrading soon here
15:13 tcohen        I'd like to congratulate everyone for the 3.20, has been pretty solid since the beggining
15:12 tcohen        #topic RM 3.22 comments
15:12 tcohen        ok then
15:12 mtompset      #info Mark Tompsett
15:11 tcohen        heh
15:11 tcohen        hurry everyone
15:11 ashimema      #info Martin Renvoize, PTFS Europe
15:11 AmitG         #info Amit Gupta, Informatics Bangalore, India
15:11 ColinC        #info Colin Campbell, PTFS-Europe
15:11 bgkriegel     #info Bernardo Gonzalez Kriegel
15:10 Joubu         #info Jonathan Druart
15:10 tcohen        #info Tomas Cohen Arazi, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
15:10 khall         #info Kyle M Hall, ByWater Solutions
15:10 tcohen        please introduce yourself with #info
15:10 wahanui       #info wahanui, a bot that has become sentient
15:10 tcohen        #topic Introductions
15:10 huginn        The meeting name has been set to 'development_irc_meeting_3_june_2015___part_1'
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15:10 huginn        Meeting started Wed Jun  3 15:10:26 2015 UTC.  The chair is tcohen. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot.
15:10 tcohen        #startmeeting Development IRC meeting 3 June 2015 - part 1
15:09 ashimema      but I'm here now at least
15:09 ashimema      i got weighleighed on the way to the kitchen.. no tea for me :(
15:09 AmitG         hi tcohen
15:09 ashimema      lol
15:09 tcohen        :-D
15:09 tcohen        it'd be 3 more minutes, right?
15:09 tcohen        we are waiting for ashimema's tea to be ready
15:08 AmitG         hi all
15:07 tcohen        hi ashimema
15:07 tcohen        frido, come back!
15:07 tcohen        oh noes
15:06 fridolin      see u
15:06 ashimema      sounds like I should get a cuppa tea then
15:05 ashimema      hello tcohen
15:02 tcohen        for the meeting
15:02 * tcohen      will prepare some coffee and be back
15:02 tcohen        back to that later
15:01 Joubu         tcohen: yes it is
15:01 tcohen        i still think the problem is default data
15:00 tcohen        on 'userflags'
15:00 * mtompset    notes that it is approaching DEV meeting time. :)
14:59 tcohen        and it is a primary key
14:59 tcohen        on each run
14:59 tcohen        the problem is that is picking the default value for 'bit'
14:58 Joubu         while 1 { foreach { foreach } } => usually it's not a good idea :)
14:58 Joubu         I think so yes
14:58 tcohen        it loops forever
14:57 tcohen        my computer is taking offf too
14:56 Joubu         is/are +s -s, blame me...
14:55 Joubu         tcohen: the only changes with yours is                next if ref($col_values->{$column}) eq 'HASH';
14:55 pastebot      Someone at 127.0.0.1 pasted "tcohen: like this :)" (43 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/130
14:53 tcohen        i'm not sure I'm following you
14:52 Joubu         with the last version you pasted
14:52 * mtompset    jokes, "Get a room!" :)
14:52 Joubu         180                 next if ref($col_values->{$column}) eq 'HASH';
14:52 Joubu         try:
14:52 Joubu         so in your loop l.~179, $col_values->{$column} is a hashref
14:51 tcohen        _you're talking about my _buildColumnValues ?
14:51 Joubu         because permissions.module_bit is a fk and a pk
14:51 Joubu         actually the problem is that you test assigned a hashref, instead of a string
14:50 Joubu         no, just launched TestBuilder tests
14:50 tcohen        you attached a drone to it?
14:50 Joubu         wait 30sec :)
14:50 Joubu         my computer is taking off
14:49 tcohen        what did u fix?
14:49 Joubu         sorry, I though you switched to something else
14:49 Joubu         I fixed it
14:49 Joubu         ha, ok
14:49 tcohen        can u try?
14:49 tcohen        yes
14:49 Joubu         tcohen: always on the same thing?
14:48 * tcohen      is not feeling guilty anymore
14:47 tcohen        it has to be a DBIx bug
14:46 mtompset      I fear to hear what is next.
14:46 tcohen        if we use DBIx to deal with inserting data on the DB, and we get SQL syntax errors...
14:46 mtompset      oh entity of non-descript gender, sentience, race, religion, etc?
14:45 tcohen        oh boy
14:36 * mtompset    randomly says, "I blame the semicolon and spacing."
14:29 tcohen        SQL syntax problem
14:29 tcohen        i'm not sure why
14:29 tcohen        the tests break
14:29 tcohen        if you use my _buildColumnValues
14:29 tcohen        Joubu: I agree, but right now I'm dealing with a weird error
14:26 Joubu         tcohen: yep, that's make sense to me, except the unique keys should be managed too
14:22 pastebot      "tcohen" at 172.16.248.212 pasted "Joubu: full version" (42 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/129
14:21 Joubu         -s
14:20 Joubu         the only issues is when the generated data already existed
14:20 Joubu         TestBuilder will generate random data to reuse them in the tests
14:20 Joubu         tcohen: I didn't get it
14:06 tcohen        it seems to me that generating random data and using that on the tests would be simpler and cleaner
14:05 tcohen        otoh, the same applies for the use case when you need (say) a branch for your tests: your tests would end-up failing if you already have one
14:03 pastebot      "tcohen" at 172.16.248.212 pasted "Joubu: like this" (29 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/128
14:02 tcohen        and the issue was a collision with the defaults :-D
14:02 tcohen        i moved my check for multi-column primary keys
14:02 Joubu         it's not perfect but should work in 99.99%
14:02 Joubu         I tried to provide a workaround with the last patch
14:01 Joubu         that's an issue
14:01 Joubu         yes
14:01 tcohen        it would give a false negative on the tests
14:01 tcohen        but what if the DB is already populated with some data that matches the defaults?
14:00 Joubu         No need to provide something you don't care
14:00 Joubu         Just to simplify :)
13:57 * tcohen      has headaches
13:57 tcohen        Joubu: do u have any idea why a default set of values is a good idea for TestBuildes?
13:53 mtompset      There. I commented on it. :)
13:50 mtompset      magnuse: Never noticed the bug before.
13:36 * magnuse     shrugs and wanders off
13:30 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12488 trivial, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, NEW , bulkmarcimport.pl -d option should use DELETE instead of TRUNCATE
13:30 magnuse       am i the only one bothered by bug 12488?
13:16 * tcohen      will leave this for another one, and focus on RM duties
13:15 tcohen        Joubu: if there is a multi-column primary key we need to have this check outside _buildColumnValue
13:15 xarragon      Am I correct in assuming that bootstrap itself limits the layout a bit, in order to maintain the responsive design features etc?
13:14 xarragon      mtompset: Hah, no, I saw it on the wiki page and in the source. I am just experimenting with restyling Koha to match the municipal home page and wanted to understand the output flow and the limitations of CSS overrides. I might need to move elements around etc.
13:12 mtompset      xarragon: Did you try important? I find sometimes that CSS word is... important. :)
13:11 huginn        magnuse: oleonard was last seen in #koha 13 weeks, 4 days, 19 hours, 16 minutes, and 58 seconds ago: <oleonard> That's very strange squash. I'm sorry, I don't know what's going on.
13:11 magnuse       @seen oleonard
13:11 magnuse       xarragon: sorry, dunno
13:10 xarragon      magnuse: I have tried changing in both, so far the CSS override works as long as i choose the correct selectors. I was just curious if there is a way to implement plugins or alternative themes?
13:09 mtompset      Development meeting in roughly 2 hours, right?
13:06 magnuse       so to change things that are set there, override them with the custom css sysprefs
13:05 * mtompset    smiles at nengard. :)
13:05 nengard       :)
13:05 * nengard     heard mtompset
13:05 magnuse       xarragon: bootstrap.css sounds like it is provided by bootstrap?
13:05 xarragon      There appears to be no less source for opac-tmpl/bootstrap/lib/bootstrap/
13:04 * mtompset    whispers, "Greetings, #koha."
13:04 xarragon      If I want to customize the appearance of Koha I can ofc. use the custom CSS, but beyond that I can change the .less files.. But when I want to change settings inside bootstrap.css, is that generated from any other source?
12:50 huginn        chris_n: The operation succeeded.
12:50 chris_n       @later tell eythian it probably does; there are quite a few fixes in the queue which I plan to roll up into a new release toward the end of July
12:47 tcohen        Joubu: i think TestBuilder it cannot be fixed without a major refactoring
12:30 kivilahtio    Joubu: but the important thing is that this made it to master!
12:30 kivilahtio    Joubu: I know
12:30 Joubu         kivilahtio: you should follow the koha-devel ML
12:28 kivilahtio    magnuse: yup, reading...
12:28 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12603 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, yohann.dufour, Pushed to Master , TestBuilder - Module to simplify the writing of tests
12:28 magnuse       kivilahtio: bug 12603
12:28 tcohen        Joubu: i'll post a new patch in a couple minutes
12:28 tcohen        yeah, just kidding
12:28 tcohen        heh
12:27 cait          hm you? :)
12:27 tcohen        :-P
12:27 tcohen        oh noes, who willl chair then!!!
12:27 cait          tcohen: i will miss the first dev meeting :(
12:27 kivilahtio    a bit like TestObjectFactories?
12:27 kivilahtio    TestBuilder sounds like it has something to do about setting up the test context
12:26 tcohen        *->unique_contrains
12:26 kivilahtio    ooo... what is a TestBuilder?
12:26 tcohen        Joubu: I made a mistake with my patch for TestBuilder, I already put ->unique_constrains_columns but i dropped it on a refactoring
12:24 tcohen        hi kivilahtio
12:24 kivilahtio    hi Joubu and tcohen!
12:24 Joubu         Hi Tomas!
12:23 tcohen        hi Joubu
12:22 tcohen        morning
11:31 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=14101 major, P5 - low, ---, h.meissner.82, Needs Signoff , auto renewal is tied to 'no renewal before'
11:31 cait          bug 14101
11:31 cait          holger++
10:04 mtj           https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitLab
10:03 mtj           ^ me too, i havent used it myself... it looks very promising!
10:02 kivilahtio    mtj: But I need to check gitlab out
10:02 kivilahtio    mtj: Thanks for the help. I think I can manage from now on.
10:01 kivilahtio    a goodread http://www.gitguys.com/topics/tracking-branches-and-remote-tracking-branches/
10:01 kivilahtio    yes, I guess i just track that
10:01 mtj           kivilahtio:  thats another synced koha mirror too
10:01 mtj           https://github.com/Koha-Community/Koha
09:59 kivilahtio    mtj: I know. Farewell Spyware Skype
09:59 mtj           webRTC is great, hey :)
09:58 kivilahtio    mtj: I could just fork tcohens koha mirror :)
09:58 mtj           ..you can selfhost your gitlab repo on your own servers - something not possible with github
09:57 wahanui       it has been said that gitlab is really interesting.
09:57 kivilahtio    gitlab...
09:57 kivilahtio    webRTC for conferencing
09:57 kivilahtio    mtj: Just configured Redmine to server projectmanagement and issues and wiki. Set up sftp with Nginx as front end for file sharing. IRC for chat
09:57 mtj           people seem to be recommending gitlab over github
09:56 kivilahtio    mtj: We are forming the virtual office for several municipalities in Finland to work together
09:56 kivilahtio    mtj: we share all our code
09:56 kivilahtio    mtj: yes
09:56 kivilahtio    so far we have been just tar-gz:ing a LXC-container and making that tar available
09:56 mtj           are you planning use github for developing your koha too?
09:55 kivilahtio    mtj: we chose GitHub, since it is easiest I hope
09:55 mtj           i dont think it matters where you publish your repo
09:54 kivilahtio    mtj: but should i :)
09:54 mtj           kivilahtio: i think its possible  ^
09:53 kivilahtio    hi wahanui
09:53 wahanui       hey, kivilahtio
09:53 kivilahtio    mtj: hi
09:53 mtj           hiya kivilahtio
09:53 kivilahtio    I see tcohen has a mirrored and synced Git repo from koha-community master
09:51 kivilahtio    is this even possible in github?
09:51 kivilahtio    then use that branched koha-community to act as the KohaFinland master branch
09:50 kivilahtio    I was planning to create a remote branch to github pointing to the koha-community's git-server
09:50 kivilahtio    We are setting up a GitHub Oraganization to publish our KohaFinland source code, and I am not very familiar on how to best do that in GitHub.
09:35 huginn        ashimema: The operation succeeded.
09:35 ashimema      @later tell pianohacker I'm aware of the shibboleth bug.. pretty sure I've fixed it somewhere.. let me dig it out
09:34 ashimema      awesome.. thanks joubu
09:34 Joubu         ashimema: it's on my list
09:34 ashimema      David is one of our support guys who I bullied into taking on that peice of dev work to take it off my pile.. he's a tad scared aobut having to rebase again.. not the best at git.. though e's getting there.. don't want to put him off too soon though ;)
09:33 huginn        ashimema: The operation succeeded.
09:33 ashimema      @later tell khall woops, thats 13664 not 13644
09:33 magnuse       ah
09:32 ashimema      wrong number.. silly me
09:32 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13664 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, david.roberts, Signed Off , Add password strength plugin
09:32 ashimema      bug 13664
09:32 ashimema      but 13664
09:32 ashimema      13664
09:32 ashimema      pants..
09:32 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13644 trivial, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , Paging Javascript breaks links with anchor
09:32 magnuse       bug 13644
09:31 huginn        ashimema: The operation succeeded.
09:31 ashimema      @later tell khall any chance you could re-QA 13644 now he's made the fixes pretty please :)
09:24 cait          but i will be around tomorrow and friday - with more koha time then i hope
09:24 cait          last day before vacation today
09:23 cait          only for a quick moment
09:08 Joubu         cait: around?
08:35 Joubu         He clearly deserved a couple of beers :)
08:34 magnuse       rangi: nice
08:26 indradg       rangi++ for pushes into 3.20.1 :)
08:25 drojf         later #koha
08:24 rangi         how to understand nzers, in 2 images http://imgur.com/gallery/w1kQhf2 and http://imgur.com/gallery/UfkzKry
08:20 rangi         evening all
08:15 nlegrand      hey #koha o/
07:51 magnuse       namoshkaar indradg
07:49 indradg       hi magnuse, fridolin, Joubu, gaetan_B
07:37 fridolin      bonjour magnuse
07:37 gaetan_B      hello
07:36 magnuse       bonjour fridolin Joubu
07:28 Joubu         Good morning #koha
07:21 fridolin      hie there
07:08 drojf         hei magnuse
07:08 magnuse       moin drojf
07:05 drojf         morning #koha
06:57 wahanui       kia ora, alex_a
06:57 alex_a        bonjour
06:41 cait          bbiab
06:40 wahanui       reiveune is working for biblibre
06:40 dcook         hey reiveune
06:39 reiveune      salut dcook magnuse
06:39 dcook         Well, I mean... I had that part
06:39 dcook         Hmm, thought I had it but I lost it again
06:38 magnuse       bonjour reiveune
06:34 reiveune      hello
06:33 magnuse       eythian++ for "koha-stop-zebra, pkill zebra, koha-start-zebra"
06:32 * magnuse     too
06:22 * dcook       wishes that everything was just in UTF-8 so no one had to worry
06:21 dcook         Perl encoding the bytes in the original output, your terminal trying to make sense of that output, other programs trying to make sense of that output
06:21 dcook         So there's so many layers O_O
06:21 dcook         Mmm and Perl outputs latin1 by default
06:20 dcook         It's even more special in Perl, as I think there's some sort of internal magic for handling characters lower than 256 in a sort of automagical way
06:20 dcook         Because 0xff doesn't mean "ÿ" in UTF-8. It's something else... relating to BOMs I think.
06:20 magnuse       lulz
06:19 dcook         And your PostgreSQL which is using UTF-8 encoding is going to explode
06:19 dcook         But your terminal is probably encoding the data at Latin1
06:19 dcook         So you might see "ÿ" in your terminal or your log and think that's OK because it's a Unicode/UTF-8 character...
06:19 dcook         But to get ÿ in UTF-8, it needs to be encoded as c3 bf
06:18 dcook         Or byte 0xFF
06:18 dcook         Which is character 255 in latin1
06:17 dcook         But U+00FF is a Unicode code point for the character ÿ
06:17 dcook         Technically illegal in UTF-8
06:17 dcook         At the moment, I'm looking at the byte Oxff.
06:17 magnuse       hehe, yeah that is the feeling i always have when it comes to that stuff :-)
06:16 dcook         I know, right? I'm sure I'm missing something
06:16 magnuse       dcook: then you are a very lucky man :-)
06:16 magnuse       no error messages after exporting - looks promising
06:16 dcook         Or at least I do for a few minutes today
06:15 dcook         I think I finally understand UTF-8, Unicode, Latin1...
06:14 magnuse       gah, file permissions issue, one more try at reindexing
06:08 magnuse       woohoo http://bywatersolutions.com/2015/06/02/jessew-welcome/
06:05 * magnuse     hopes this switch to dom works
06:05 magnuse       kia ora cait
06:04 * cait        waves
05:57 * magnuse     waves
04:25 wizzyrea      * to think about
04:25 eythian       I kinda wonder if I should have a little predicate column in the database that lets you compare system preferences.
04:24 eythian       yeah. But it's very hard to abstract that out so you're not hardcoding things.
04:23 wizzyrea      which you facet on
04:23 wizzyrea      I suppose it would depend on whether you have item or biblio level itemtypes enabled
04:22 * eythian     creates a note to think about it another time.
04:21 wizzyrea      yeah it is
04:21 eythian       hrm, faceting of itype is awkward when we have both 952$y and 942$c
04:21 eythian       heh
04:20 wizzyrea      [off] not mine though eek.
04:20 wizzyrea      there were glowing breasts :P
04:20 eythian       was there a nuclear war?
04:19 wizzyrea      I went to see electric six once
04:06 wahanui       OK, eythian.
04:06 eythian       wahanui: danger danger is <reply>High voltage!
02:49 huginn        eythian: The operation succeeded.
02:49 eythian       @later tell chris_n https://github.com/cnighswonger/PDF-Reuse/pull/6
02:49 huginn        eythian: The operation succeeded.
02:49 eythian       @later tell chris_n Not sure if any of these affect us, but it'd be worth keeping in mind. I'll see about updating it when a new release is made.
02:48 huginn        eythian: chris_n was last seen in #koha 3 weeks, 4 days, 9 hours, and 21 seconds ago: <chris_n> @later tell khall I'll have to hold off on testing 14167 due to a stubborn zebra instance
02:48 eythian       @seen chris_n
02:48 huginn        eythian: I have not seen cnighswonger.
02:48 eythian       @seen cnighswonger
02:28 wizzyrea      later
02:27 mtompset      Have a great day, #koha rangi wizzyrea mtj
02:19 mtj           lol, thats classic
01:56 wizzyrea      hehe later
01:56 rangi         cya later
01:56 talljoy       signing off.  later koha
01:55 rangi         heh
01:55 talljoy       i applaud you sir!
01:55 talljoy       knocked him flat on his back.
01:55 talljoy       like when i said "keep your hands to yourself" and the one thought about it and then ran up to the other and hit him with his stomach
01:54 rangi         hehe yep
01:54 talljoy       sometimes it is so annoying.  and sometimes i applaud their creativity
01:54 talljoy       HA
01:54 rangi         the worst is "get that off the couch" so they walk over and push it onto the floor
01:54 rangi         yeah
01:53 talljoy       rangi do your boys do that kind of silly stuff?
01:53 talljoy       can you tell i raised two boys?
01:53 * talljoy     walks over to the release tools and holds finger one cm away.  "I'm not touching them"
01:20 mtj           yep, i agree
01:18 rangi         just the release manager and maintainers, and there is most 4 of them
01:18 rangi         personally i dont want lots of people touching the release tools
01:18 rangi         should put it on the agenda for a meeting
01:17 mtj           gitlab sounds great... problem solved?
01:17 * mtj         speaks from personal experience here ^
01:16 rangi         gitlab might work
01:16 mtompset      The chicken/egg problem was solved. I believe they said it was chicken, because of a protein that wouldn't otherwise exist in the process. ;)
01:16 mtj           ..no-one is sending patches, coz no-one knows where to send them
01:16 eythian       put it on gitlab and allow pull requests from there?
01:16 rangi         i dont want it broken when i have to do a release
01:16 rangi         its not somethign that should be changing much, it should be super stable
01:16 rangi         not really
01:16 mtj           rangi:  its commit activity is chicken/egg problem
01:15 rangi         yeah nah im not convinced adding stuff to the koha bug tracker that is only tangentially related to koha is actually helpful
01:15 mtj           ..just add a big sexxy description, about what it is.. and is not
01:14 rangi         pretty much whoever is the release manager is the only one updating it, id probably just send a patch to tcohen, its changed 6 times this year .. its not a high change thing and i think we would be just making unnessecary overhead for ourselves
01:14 mtj           rangi: i would add a new component
01:13 wizzyrea      (like I have for the website)
01:13 wizzyrea      or a new component for release tools
01:13 wizzyrea      I wondered if maybe using the developer documentation component would do
01:13 rangi         i could add a new product to bugzilla, but i fear it would confuse people and we would get bugs lodged in the wrong place
01:12 mtj           ..for the release-tools repo
01:12 mtj           oops, rangi ^ :)
01:12 mtj           can we use an issue tracker?
01:11 talljoy       hi mtj
01:10 mtj           hiya talljoy
01:10 rangi         true
01:10 talljoy       i haven't talked to you all in NZ in quite a while.
01:10 talljoy       hi rangi
01:09 rangi         hey talljoy
01:09 rangi         mtj: you could send a patch to me, tcohen, jcamins, gmcharlt or paulp im happy to apply a patch and push it
01:05 talljoy       i should just try this from now on  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWcZKrP2sDU
01:04 wizzyrea      :)
01:04 wizzyrea      most clever people do
01:04 talljoy       :-D
01:04 talljoy       so good afternoon.
01:04 talljoy       well it's a well established fact i struggle with the time
01:03 wizzyrea      :)
01:03 wizzyrea      afternoon really, but hi
01:03 talljoy       evening/morning koha
01:03 wizzyrea      < has some experience with that
01:03 wizzyrea      try turning it off and on again
01:02 wizzyrea      follow the old adage
01:02 wizzyrea      they are quirky sometimes
01:02 mtj           a bit faster than firebug too, i think?
01:02 mtj           ive managed to give up firebug, the built-in dev tools seems to be good enuff
01:01 mtj           ive recently switchd to the dev-edition of firefox, its waay better
01:01 mtompset      Not so bad... just a blip. :)
01:00 mtompset      Firefox update... let's see if this breaks...
01:00 mtj           it can be quite satisfitying to fix those annoying little warns! :)
00:59 mtompset      I haven't gotten further yet.
00:59 mtompset      Thank you. There are still a couple more needing testing/sign off.
00:59 mtj           ive seen loads of them recently
00:59 mtj           hey mtompset, great work on your tidyup patches too :)
00:54 huginn        mtompset: slef was last seen in #koha 1 week, 5 days, 13 hours, 33 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: <slef> Joubu: thanks. I'll try.
00:54 mtompset      @seen slef
00:54 mtompset      AH! slef!
00:54 wizzyrea      his nick will be slef
00:54 huginn        mtompset: I have not seen mjr.
00:54 mtompset      @seen mjr
00:54 huginn        mtompset: I have not seen mjray.
00:54 mtompset      @seen mjray
00:53 mtj           wizzyrea: thanks, ill wait for rangi's advice 1st
00:53 mtompset      And lo and behold... there's a comment in the location by MJR. :)
00:52 mtompset      And I was like: we should make it die meaningfully.
00:52 mtompset      In fact, I saw it on a location, which I accidentally triggered by testing incorrectly.
00:52 wizzyrea      but mtj is probably right
00:51 * wizzyrea    knows more than one with those initials, so thought better to check before asserting that
00:51 mtj           mjray
00:51 mtompset      I was reading code, and saw a comment.
00:51 wizzyrea      what's the context
00:51 mtompset      who is MJR?
00:50 wizzyrea      better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.
00:50 wizzyrea      it just means no one has.
00:50 wizzyrea      I wouldn't let that stop you from doing it
00:49 mtj           i checked on bugzilla, but could not find any history of release-tool bugs/patches
00:49 wizzyrea      or use the Developer Documentation component
00:48 wizzyrea      you could get rangi to make a component for that
00:48 mtj           hiya mtompset
00:48 wizzyrea      no idea, probably something like clone the repo, make a bug, do the changes, then add the patch to a bug, like normal?
00:47 mtj           ..so, i could send up those corrections too ^
00:46 mtompset      Greetings, mtj, wizzyrea. :)
00:46 mtj           hey liz :0)
00:45 mtj           ..i also spotted some a few typos in the various 'release team' templates
00:44 wizzyrea      he's afk atm
00:44 mtj           ..i was thinking of adding a README file to the repo, with that info in it :)
00:43 mtj           that one -> http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=release-tools.git;a=summary
00:43 mtj           ping rangi, how would someone send a patch to the release-tools repo ?
00:41 mtj           hey #koha
00:00 mtompset      Ah, thanks, rangi.