#metabrainz

yeah, that's true! in english they are interchangable

English, language of the derp. has several vowels without a letter, has a two interchangeable letters for the same sound :facepalm:

in spanish the letters are both called i... i=latin i and y=greek i

alastairp: same in French: "I grec"

blame it on the greeks, then

Yeah! How dare you enrich our alphabet!

Mr_Monkey: "1 grec" for lunch please

Hah! Paye ton grec.

dette er gresk (eller kanskje snarere fransk) for meg :D

bitmap, reosarevok: Can I switch test branch to follow gh:MBS#744 (rebased on master) instead?

MBS-6232: Add report for CAA releases with no CAA types: https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-serve...

I'd be happy to

yvanzo: unrelatedly (well, except about tests): https://ci.metabrainz.org/job/musicbrainz-serve... any idea what broke specifically?

Not sure if this output doesn't map properly to our tests or I just can't read it yet, but I have no idea where to look for "50 not ok" on the file - what's 50? :D

reosarevok: not sure what 50 refers to but you have to update t/script/DumpJSON.t which has tags only not genres

Ok, I'll look at that (but still would love to understand how this shit works on jenkins at some point :D )

From what I’ve found, 50 might stands for test ran from the line 161 of DumpJSON.t.

CatQuest, in German we use "Spanish" instead :P

Leo_Verto, CatQuest : In french, something I don't understand would be "du Chinois".

yvanzo: lol, I added genres to stuff and now I have more errors

(and I can't test this locally, it seems, it just fails)

reosarevok: you should update tested code too, that is everything about Dump under lib/MusicBrainz/Script/ :)

Anyone? I'm just ...

code_master5: ? :)

alone!

reosarevok: Sorry.

Proxy.listenbrainz wasn't returning data for some reason, restarted container fixed.

code_master5: hi! =)

code_master5: I agree, it's pretty quiet out here…

Leo_Verto, Mr_Monkey: and I belive the chinese say something like "it's heavenly script"

That's great !

george: hi!

CatQuest: Hello :)

well what can I say, like the others saying, you do great work!

(I only wish you'd picked a less ambigious instrument for me ot decide on :D)

it's really interesting ,but also balances on the nife-edge of the "novelty" clause :D

knife*

Thank you!! I had quite a hard time finding an instrument not already in musicbrainz tbh

No worries, I'm happy to research another this evening just to be safe

heh. I'm asking with reo (the other mentor) about this. in any case i hope you'll do more instrument tasks evne still :)

if you're looking for instruments to add tickets for there is actually a ticket with some suggstions.. let me see

https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/INST-630 <-- there are some "add ticket" in there

INST-630: Create clapper tree

hmm..

Oh that's perfect, I'll take one off there then

pong reosarevok

(I'm trying to convince you to claim more "instrument" tasks after this one, if it's not obvious ;))

Haha I'm definitely planning to :)

:D

zas: can you look at what's happening with proxy.listenbrainz.org on lemmy once? requests don't actually seem to reach the container, i had restarted it, which fixed it for a while but the error is back.

george: can you also add https://www.discogs.com/Zweizz-Zweizz/release/3... to the an example uses?

Sure 1 sec

:)

If someone is looking for an instrument to work on, is INST-580 a possibility?

INST-580: Talking Stick https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/INST-580

you mean do a reasearch on?

oh ea thats yours int it?

sorry about it taking so long :s

well sure i cna put the GCI label on it :)

CatQuest: I’ve submitted one of the ones from the list that you sent anyways 👍

Yeah, it's one I requested. No problem with taking so long. I just want to finalize the instrument credits on the release whenever a decision is made whether or not this should be added.

the version is up for after this one

I'm not in any real rush. Just thought I heard that people were running out of instruments to reasearch. Quite possible I misunderstood, because I just skimmed the conversation quickly.

heh

ohnestly there are *so* many instruments we still don't have. also there are many isntrments to still research. that one, https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/INST-183 for example. etc many things

INST-183: Player Piano

george: that ticket can be a subticket! (I don't know if you have the availablility to "convert to sub-task" here so i'll do it)

Great, thanks!

Oh yeah, I remember that I owe you some things on this. I have to get away for an hour or so for some lab tests, but will try to get you my thoughts after that.

cheers!

(to both of you ;))

iliekcomputers: i didn't set up this stuff, why do you ask me ? ;)

from listenbrainz-api-compat-prod container on lemmy

btw is listenbrainz-api-compat-nginx using an hardcoded ip/port ?

i restarted both containers, and it seems to be back

iliekcomputers: but people who actually set up those services have to look what was the issue

Freso: discourse upgrade procedure was fixed, i deployed it.

for a sec i read "I destroyed it" :D

CatQuest: Me too! :D

:D

well, that was 2 days ago ;)

you destroyed it two days ago? :O

:D

I intermittently saw some protocol errors from firefox/curl instead of the usual "you've reached a sleepy server" message during the upgrade. was that intentional?

i love he "sleepy server" thing. but i wnat the sleepy cat one

CatQuest, my opinions regrading Player Piano... First, it is a piano (upright piano are the only ones I've seen). It is played as a piano -- you press the keys, they activate the hammers which strike the strings, thus creating the sound.

The only difference with a player piano is that there is an additional mechanism installed to press the keys based upon a set program (the paper roll fed through the mechanism).

If it's the "player piano" portion of the instrument we're talking about, it isn't played so much as it's actually programmed.

I can't immediately think of another instrument to use as an analogy.

You can program a drum track, but it doesn't actually play a drumset by striking the drums, symbols, etc with drumsticks to create the sound. It's all done electronically.

rdswift: Then again, there's this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP8lrsPTQzY