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      • sparky_005
        happy to save the output and post it somewhere if it's wanted. seems like a pretty rare bug though
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      • It's also partly my own fault, because sudo doesn't normally preserve your environment but I changed the options on my box for... Reasons
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      • Ashish
        Hey there ! Happy New Year every one : )
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      • zas
        Happy new year 🎆
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      • loujine
        Happy new year everyone
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      • haruute[m] hello 1st of jan \o/
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      • sparky_005
        where are the actual album art pictures stored in the database? (or are they not in the database and i'm just very confused)
      • KassOtsimine
        sparky_005: they are stored on the internet archive
      • sparky_005
        ohh thank you KassOtsimine
      • so what is the cover_art_archive dump for?
      • KassOtsimine
        that I wouldn't know :(
      • sparky_005
        fair enough KassOtsimine you have already helped me a great deal!
      • KassOtsimine
        i'm going to bed also ,since it's late here (almost 5 am)
      • sparky_005
        happy new year!
      • KassOtsimine
        natta \o
      • MajorLurker
        that´s not late, that´s early
      • KassOtsimine
        godt nytt år!
      • it's late if oy've been upp al mnight ;)
      • MajorLurker
        ha ... get some sleep
      • naiveai
        LordSputnik: regarding the const/let change
      • LordSputnik: I've made the change, but I'd like to understand a little more about this. Personally, when I saw the modification after the `const` declaration, I had to do a double-take. A fairly small one in this case, but a double-take regardless. I did ask on `##javascript` and they also said it's best to use `const` in this case, which makes me think it's a JS best practice/idiom.
      • Is that the case?
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      • Guest17167
        Hello
      • I am trying to setup picard-website locally and following the install.md for linux however when I am running pip install -r requirements.txt I am facing an error Complete output from command python setup.py egg_info:
      • Traceback (most recent call last):
      • File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
      • File "/tmp/pip-build-g83s_q00/transifex-client/setup.py", line 14, in <module>
      • if long_description.startswith(BOM):
      • TypeError: startswith first arg must be str or a tuple of str, not bytes Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-build-g83s_q00/transifex-client/
      • How to solve this error?
      • Ihad posted this before also
      • No help
      • still on this issue
      • naiveai
        Guest17167: what's your python --version?
      • this looks like a str/bytes issue
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      • and check your pip --version as well?
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      • Guest17167
        @naiveai its 3.5.2
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      • naiveai
        Guest17167: yep, that's probably it. try 2.7
      • Guest17167
        pip is 9.0.1
      • okay I'll try changing it to 2.7
      • haruute[m]
        works normally with 2.7, im using it atm :)
      • arthelon[m]
        naiveai: yep, using const > let is a best practice
      • Guest17167
        Ok I did alias python=python2 in virtualenv
      • But still getting the same error
      • naiveai
      • naiveai
        Guest17167: alias probably won't change what pip install does
      • can you post the full output of pip --version?
      • it should have the python version it's using in it as well
      • you can also probably try using pip2 install -r requirements.txt
      • or creating a new virtualenv with py2
      • Guest17167
        Okay
      • naiveai
        anshuman73: not sure what do about lint errors that appeared suddenly on gh:CB#166
      • BrainzBot
        CB-271: Automatically detect the language of reviews: https://github.com/metabrainz/critiquebrainz/pu...
      • Guest17167
        Worked using pip2
      • naiveai: pip2 install -r requirements.txt worked
      • naiveai
        cool!
      • Guest17167
        Thanks
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      • MajorLurker
        Good helping naiveai
      • Leftmost
        naiveai, I'll have a look at your PR here.
      • naiveai
        \o/ thanks
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      • yvanzo: hey, I'm a bit confused about MB-9552. the fields Release Group and Label don't currently have bubbles on the right side.
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      • MBS-9552, sorry
      • BrainzBot
        MBS-9552: Display streamlined documentation of release status in release editor https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/MBS-9552
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      • leon__
        I got it thanks :)
      • I am new to JIRA. So I was wondering how do I make a PR?
      • haruute[m]
        hi leon__ you can make a PR on Github
      • iliekcomputers
        Happy new year, #metabrainz! ❤️❤️
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      • ferbncode[m]
        Happy new year everyone o/
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      • IsaacZanoria
        hi guys, does anyone here happen to be familiar with the bookbrainz database?
      • i need to make some pretty charts using data from a db backup, and im trying to do something using the language_set__language data, but i can't figure out which language each of the "language_id"s are supposed to represent
      • naiveai
        IsaacZanoria: you look them up in the languages table IIRC, lemme just check with my copy
      • IsaacZanoria: SELECT * FROM musicbrainz.id WHERE id = 1;
      • Sorry, not musicbrainz.id, musicbrainz.language
      • that will return a column with information about the language, including the name
      • not a column, *row :P always get confused with those
      • dragonzeron
        50 MILLION EDITS ON MUSICBRAINZ
      • IsaacZanoria
        thank you naiveai
      • naiveai
        🎊🎉 WOHOOO!!! 🎊🎉
      • LordSputnik
        naiveai: so it can be const because you're not changing the variable itself, just a property of the object
      • naiveai
        yeah, now it does make sense
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      • LordSputnik: on it
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      • LordSputnik: done!
      • convineintly, this change also rounds out this PR at 25 total commits!
      • LordSputnik
        Haha nice
      • OK, having a look now
      • naiveai: typo in the latest commit
      • naiveai
        :(
      • LordSputnik
        line 70 entityRouteUtils
      • Looks good apart from that
      • I guess 26 commits has the benefit of being an even number though ;)
      • naiveai
        well, it's so small I'm going to do an --amend
      • I promse I'll pay a lot more attention in the future :( i keep ignoring such things out of a combination of laziness and thinking "it's such a small change, why check it"
      • done!
      • you may have noticed that I am a fan of _.partial & _.partialRight :D
      • LordSputnik
        naiveai: yeah I'm undecided about partial... but it works for the time being
      • I'm worried it makes things less clear
      • naiveai
        personally, I feel it's perfect for situations like this
      • but I am just generally a fan of very functional programming, so I'm biased lol