#metabrainz

meh. still not fully with it.

Gentlecat: can you help me in uploading a file from acoustic client to the server running at localhost

I ve tried modifying the default.conf file

but no requests are recieved on the server

sorry, I don't know how client works

alastairp: ^?

I think mentioning current prototypes was a bad idea

now people suggest which chat software to use instead of thinking if we actually need chat :\

Gentlecat: I dont think it was bad per se.

we just need to shape the discussion and point to IRC: there is your chat. we're not solving that. onward.

mailing lists are dead, right?

or am I just not subscribed to ones that people use?

They're not dead, they're just very niche.

ok

they're dead, Gentlecat. we're not going to revive them.

commented on the blog post

zas: we need to find a way for chrisskye to send emails as christina@ very soon. any idea how to make that happen post haste?

gandi webmail interface?

Gentlecat: great response!

ruaok: Should I handle GSoC applying next week?

actually that works. you can be ord admin and I'll be ord backup admin

kartikgupta0909: what did you put in the config file?

note in the readme, there's a bit about how to add the config directory to your home directory, which should owrk

work

zas: got invoice?

alastairp: I put a file abzsubmit.conf in the directory ~/.abzsubmit, with the line host: localhost:8080

is it correct?

I changed the default.conf, and put it in the ~/.abzsubmit directory as abzsubmit.conf

yeah, that should work...

the client shows uploaded successfully, but i dont see any such request in the server log or the server stats page

the client prints the message ":) done"

mail to support@ > Maybe this isn’t the correct email address to raise a Wikipedia correction…..

pong

BB meeting in 5, thought you might want to be there for it.

ok, thanks

Thanks for the ping :D

Leftmost: pong

The gang's all here!

\o/

Freso: ping

\o\ /o/

Shall we begin?

Sure

<BANG>

So, how's everyone been doing lately?

Last couple of weeks have been rough here in Leftpondia, but things are looking up a bit.

Unfortunately, I have essentially nothing to report at present, but hopefully I can change that for the next meeting. :)

My last few weeks have been okay though busy but I didn't get any sleep last night

kartikgupta0909: if you’ve already submitted once, you’ll have to delete the cache (or submit different tracks)

I've been doing a little bit this week, improving the -data-js package, adding some more tests and working out how to do the revisions on the front page now that we don't use polymorphism

it won’t submit the same filename twice

I haven't really done any BB related work except for hanging around on IRC and helping with various GCI stuff

alastairp: oh okay, thanks for the info :)

I am planning and writing python-bookbrainz for now.

This is our first post-GCI meeting, isn't it?

It's quite tricky, but now I'm geting a list of each type of entity sorted by revision time, then combining those

Leo_Verto: yup

The benefit of doing recent changes that way is that we won't get duplicate entities in the list anymore :)

Well, I'd like to applaud both your plan of using GCI to get someone to write tons of tests and stanislas for doing exactly that :P

stanislas: any news on the python-bb plan? :)

I've decided to merge Entity and EntityData and use a simplified model in pybb.

stanislas: that's a good idea :)

Not because I don't know what is the difference

Especially since the WS won't tell them apart

Merging them is also probably the more pythonic approach

So, I'm expecting we'll have a February release

At this point I'm not sure whether direct-database will be ready or not, but there isn't a *huge* amount of work to be done

LordSputnik, what remains to be done before -data-js is production-ready? (Though I understand there'd still be work to do in -site.)

And I was thinking also of adding the next level of inheritance in bookbrainz-ws :)

It would make it clearer

When we release this, the current webservice will go down, and will stay down until we've written a node replacement, so we'll have to start working on that ASAP

stanislas: what do you mean?

Leftmost: Well, mainly tests for models, I think. I've got a few models I haven't committed because I wanted to have tests to go with them

Are there any pieces missing from the SQL definitions right now or is that all in place?

a) adding a class that would keep mutual parts of put/post checking and generating

b) moving entity stuff checking to EntityTesting class

Leftmost: no that seems to be holding up quite well

Cool.

But I don't have any intentions of actually doing that, maybe when it will be ported.

stanislas: Hmm, I wouldn't bother doing any major architectural improvements to the WS testing right now, when the python-ws is about to become obsolete

stanislas: yeah, as you say, after it's ported

If we can get direct-database merged into master this month, I'd be a very happy Leftmost.

I'm very much looking forward to python-bb, might even contribute a bit if I find the time for that

Leftmost: As would I

great :)

Well, not a happy Leftmost but a happy me

Oh, okay. I was going to be a little creeped out.

OK, so, let's maybe revise our 6 month plan

Erm, actually, I'm going to have to leave now, something's come up (nothing bad!)

Leftmost: take over! :P

Hmm, you could use task lists for that so you can check off finished items :D

I see two major threads of development for once direct-database is merged: WS and UX. I think we need to work on those in parallel and it would be good to spend some time picking those apart to see what needs done.

oh hai

See if you guys can come up with a fairly realistic plan for the next 6 months, and also try to work out what we can do by February's release (somewhere between 8th and 15th Feb)

is the bb meeting still now?

yes, it is

\o/

ZaphodBeeblebrox: yup, but I've got to dash off so Leftmost will be running it ;)

It is, BeebleCat.

(made it!)

:-D

"Work on data importing from other sites (OpenLibrary, Amazon, Wikipedia)" I think we recently had a discussion about that

stanislas, want to mention your client idea during the meeting, just for the record?

Yeah, that's gonna wait after pybb is done.

pybb depends on the WS, so we can fold that into WS discussion.

Leo_Verto: What do you mean exactly ?

Checking Jira to see what we have open and if there are any smaller issues we can address for the Feb release.

I think the best thing to do would be to have a small release for mid-February and use the remainder of the month to finish up and test the heck out of the SQL revamp.

stanislas, your vision of the Qt client

Oh, I thought we are talking about python-bookbrainz, let me think

Do any of you (stan, Leo, BeebleCat) have small (probably UI-focused) bugs or features you think need/ought to be addressed this month?

hhmnn.. let me think

(My thinking for planning is to move chronologically.)