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@alastairp any python task.

Please suggest some normal or easy difficulty task .

do you have a general idea of a project that interests you?

at the moment I think that troi is still in a bit of a planning stage, and we don't yet have a list of tasks developed

we have some tickets with a "good-first-bug" label on them:

I guess we haven't tagged any items in CB with that label. the list of tickets that we want to work on next with CB is https://tickets.metabrainz.org/projects/CB/vers...

I believe that most of these are quite easy, we're happy to talk about how to do something if a task interests you

for CB, I recommend CB-347, CB-334, CB-330, CB-367, CB-390, CB-392

CB-347: Allow users to browse reviews by new, old and other criteria. https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-347

CB-334: Give the user an option to unselect their default license choice. https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-334

CB-330: 'Review has been hidden' message is shown twice when moderator hides a review https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-330

CB-367: Review page doesn't link to the detail page of the entity https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-367

CB-390: Shouldn't have to chose a license just to save drafts https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-390

CB-392: After Saving draft, cannot publish without making some change https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/CB-392

thank you BrainzBot

@alastairp ok . I have already looked the lists but i had some doubts. I will review the list once again and select a ticket to work on and ask my doubts.

if you want to work on AB, tell me and I can pull up some simple tasks

for LB, perhaps ishaanshah or iliekcomputers or shivam-kapila might be able to recommend you something

I have already opened a pr for CB-367.

Please tell some tasks for AB also.

I saw the open CB tickets, thanks. I'll get to those soon

alastairp: seen this before https://gist.github.com/mayhem/8667f99f002022af... ?

abhinavohri: hi. I will be working on some LB tasks tomorrow. Ping me if you neef some tests. If you need some task I can help for lb

it can find the patches dir, it starts importing a patch, but then cannot find another module that troi installs.

Tasks*

but if I import that module by hand, it works.

quite possibly black magic due to sys.path and where you run it from

@shivam-kapila @alastairp ok thank you.

I believe that `python` will prepend . to sys.path

what is troi.tools.area_lookup.__file__ ?

'/Users/robert/metabrainz/troi-recommendation-playground/troi/tools/area_lookup.py'

yeah, right

compare to

File "/Users/robert/metabrainz/troi-recommendation-playground/.test/lib/python3.7/site-packages/troi-0.0.1rc0-py3.7.egg/troi/utils.py", line 22, in discover_patches

so it's using the version in the venv

and I suspect it's trying to import troi.tools.area_lookup from the egg

when you import from a python shell it imports it from the source tree

ahh, I see.

so add . to path?

no, that's a recipe for disaster (and will probably fail when people pip install without having access to the rest of the source tree)

did you `pip install -e .` ?

no.

python setup.py install

ah, right

it's possible that setuptools didn't find troi.tools properly

if you eye over `python setup.py build` does it "look right"? e.g. does it seem like it's finding all of the packages

oh, troi.tools actually doesn't seem to be installed.

yeah, that's what I was getting at

it has no __init__.py

ok, onward to the next problem. thanks for yer help.

... that's weird that `import` in a python shell worked, then

actually it does make sense -- recent pythons no longer always need __init__.py

:( yeah, that sounds familiar

cool

that's pretty awesome

how are you planning on running it during development? install as an editable pip, and then use the `troi` executable?

yes

I _think_ you should also be able to get away with `python -m troi.cli <x>` without using pip install -e or python setup.py something. Let me check that

yvanzo: https://github.com/metabrainz/troi-recommendati... did I setup the BrainzGit correctly? I copied the password from another repo. should that work?

nice!

ruaok: yeah, no need for pip install -e if you don't want it

this goes back to what I was saying before - if you run `python`, it adds . to sys.path, so stuff in the current directory will just work

ok, one thing I forgot was the local patch support.

so, troi should check for the existence of ./patches and attempt to load them from there as well, yes?

[listenbrainz-server] MonkeyDo opened pull request #1151 (master…react-error-alerts): Improve error management in BrainzPlayer https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

right. I guess that's the best way to do it

you'll need to exclude it from find_packages in setup.py

and there shouldn't be an issue with overlapping patches with the same name, right? Because they'll have different import paths (troi.patches.x vs patches.x)

not sure.

Mr_Monkey: is the export playlist to spotify features for BP still on your radar?

[troi-recommendation-playground] mayhem merged pull request #15 (main…setup-improvements): Setup improvements (LB-739) https://github.com/metabrainz/troi-recommendati...

LB-739: Python packaging and modules with troi.py and troi module, patches, setup.py https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/LB-739

yisss, the hook is correct.

Yes, but probably after implementing a playlist/queue of sorts in BP.

Mr_Monkey: 👍

:)

ruaok: The PR i just opened above is to pass on any extra error information we get from the spotify player, following your report of 'internal server error' messages last Friday. Not sure I'll be able to do anything about the errors themselves (they're thrown by spotify's sdk, not by us), but at least we should have more info displayed in the error message where available.

perfect, thanks!

yvanzo: remind me the syntax to link PRs to jira?

at least this will help us understand what is going on...

does it have to be at the beginning of the title?

ruaok: Mr_Monkey: This also happen ed with me

But consple showed me that unable to refresh token

Console*

That returned 404 for spotify api

alastairp: Preferably yes, for example: LB-XXX: Trigger BrainzGit!

More complex titles are possible: LB-XXX, LB-YYY: Trigger BrainzGit again!

why does https://github.com/metabrainz/troi-recommendati... not work? because it's not at the beginning?

that and it must be followed with a colon

So that you can reference a related ticket in parenthesis without triggering a transition.

alastairp: I just edited PR title accordingly and it triggered a comment to the ticket.

ruaok: ^ fyi

Syntax is detailed here: https://github.com/metabrainz/guidelines/blob/m...

thx

what's the best way to say that a PR is related to this ticket (and I want it to show up on the jira list), but I don't want it to close the issue when the PR is merged?

it's not currently implemented in our automation rules.

right

It could be changed to still add a comment with a link (if no such link has been posted already) to issues mentioned in parenthesis. (?)

ah, I like that idea

so it'll link if the issue is mentioned, but will only close it if it has the : ?

yup, I will check if that is doable, cause the scripting syntax is quite limited.

alastairp: one more round https://gist.github.com/mayhem/97f3d4e664bbd8fa...

oh, I guess because when you run `troi`, the current directory isn't in sys.path :(

python is not able to import patches.do_not_include_this, it can't find the patches dir.

hmmm.

that's a bit more hairy. in this case I guess it _does_ make sense to add `.` to sys.path, but I think we would have to be really careful about doing it

and undoing it asap.

unless you can somehow import by absolute file path

[musicbrainz-server] mwiencek merged pull request #1744 (master…react-guess-case): Convert form_row_name_with_guesscase to React https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-serve...

that seems to work.

I see that `importlib.import_module` has a 'package' parameter, not sure if you can specify '.' as that or somethign

[troi-recommendation-playground] mayhem opened pull request #16 (main…add-local-patches-dir): Add support for loading patches from the patches directory in the current directory. https://github.com/metabrainz/troi-recommendati...

nice and productive day. :)

thanks alastairp !

yeah, you're right that it just required a few days of concentrated effort to pick up a bunch of loose ends

https://stackoverflow.com/a/67692 that's interesting

ishaanshah: hey

stats look ok now, thanks for the help yesterday

iliekcomputers they are still wrong for people who import from lastfm

I am writing a fix for that

Huh

Quick explanation on why?

Theres a bug in incremental dump creation

You can check the chatlogs above

Created and listened at timestamps are supposed to be different

That's by design

ruaok: so I was thinking about artist similarity. What would be the training set? [Artist 1 id, artist 2 id, count] i.e how many collaborations artist 1 and artist 2 have. So if artist 1 appeared in let's say 10 collaborations with artist 3 and artist 1 and artist 2 are similar then artist 2 and artist 3 will also be similar, something like that.

I was planning a different tack....

given a user and all of their listens, we can make a histogram of artists based on their listens.

rather than a histogram based in their recordings

iliekcomputers i know that but while creating incremental dumps we are filtering by listened at rather than created

Which wont work for lastfm imports

Cause that means only listens from the day when import was done would be included

Which is happening with my data, I checked in the dumps

ruaok: do we want to solve *what are the artists similar to artist A* or *what are the artists user A might like*?

oh. good point. my solution solves the wrong problem. thanks for catching that.

I mean that is useful too.

Yeah, but one at a time :p

in fact, it might work really well. hard to say.

We can try both.

I'm thinking that the version I described ought to be easy to implement...