16:01:00 #startmeeting fpc 16:01:00 Meeting started Thu Jul 20 16:01:00 2023 UTC. 16:01:00 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 16:01:00 The chair is geppetto. Information about MeetBot at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Zodbot#Meeting_Functions. 16:01:00 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 16:01:00 The meeting name has been set to 'fpc' 16:01:00 #meetingname fpc 16:01:00 The meeting name has been set to 'fpc' 16:01:00 #topic Roll Call 16:01:06 Hello. 16:01:13 #chair Eighth_Doctor 16:01:13 Current chairs: Eighth_Doctor geppetto 16:01:15 #chair tibbs 16:01:15 Current chairs: Eighth_Doctor geppetto tibbs 16:01:23 .hi 16:01:24 decathorpe: decathorpe 'Fabio Valentini' 16:01:28 .hello ngompa 16:01:28 #chair decathorpe 16:01:28 Current chairs: Eighth_Doctor decathorpe geppetto tibbs 16:01:28 Eighth_Doctor: ngompa 'Neal Gompa' 16:05:28 .hi 16:05:29 carlwgeorge: carlwgeorge 'Carl George' 16:05:33 #chair carlwgeorge 16:05:33 Current chairs: Eighth_Doctor carlwgeorge decathorpe geppetto tibbs 16:05:38 And then there were FIVE! 16:05:47 #topic Open Floor 16:06:13 Does anyone understand enough about Go to comment in PR 1287? 16:06:18 So … no new tickets/PRs tagged for the meeting … so anyone have anything to talk about? 16:06:24 I haven't had time to look yet 16:06:34 It seems reasonable to me but I know very little about Go. 16:07:12 I thought you were only supposed to use go get from within a package dir. now. 16:07:19 life has been on fire (and not in a good way) for the past month for me, sorry 16:07:22 Old usecases should use: go install 16:08:00 I have been trying to keep on top of the simple PRs; 1287 is the only one that's not old. 16:08:38 * geppetto nods 16:09:40 I think it probably works, so I might just click merge … but maybe it should be better and use install? 16:11:03 * geppetto doesn't know enough, so just clicked the merge button. 16:11:06 Anything else? 16:11:14 There's ticket 1284, I guess. 16:11:16 seems it's just a change to some manual instructions, and shouldn't hurt anything 16:11:26 ^ was for 1287 16:12:01 Basically, should we remove the gconf scriptlets from the guidelines, since nothing new should use them? 16:12:39 emphasis on *nothing new*, there's still stuff that uses it ... 16:12:41 I think it's fair to keep them around until the old packages go away 16:12:57 Yes, I gave a list but I don't know what the right thing to do is, really. 16:13:07 yeah, I'd rather keep this for reference for existing packages 16:13:23 I think likely those 16 packages will never be fixed to do something else. 16:13:44 exactly .. they're probably still using gtk2 as well 16:13:49 Yeh, maybe … I'm fine with just removing the packages. 16:13:58 s/packages/pages/ 16:14:11 But sure, we can just say "let us know when nothing is using it and we'll remove it". 16:14:50 Or if they want to ban new uses of gconf or something, we can add that somewhere as well. 16:14:53 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 16:15:07 that would require a change proposal 16:15:10 i'm guessing if these are removed from the fedora docs we should add them to the epel docs 16:15:25 does anyone know offhand which rhel versions they are still applicable to? 16:15:40 Well they still apply everywhere. 16:16:09 It's just that all the software that's still maintained supposedly should have moved to something else by now. 16:17:04 Honestly there's no real harm in keeping it there; it's not as if having guidelines will somehow encourage the use of gconf. 16:17:45 Fair enough, I'm happy to ignore it. 16:17:49 unless there's an actual move to officially remove GConf2 from Fedora I doubt that things will move away from it, so I'd rather keep the guidelines for now 16:17:52 RHEL 7 16:17:58 carlwgeorge: ^ 16:18:05 outside of RHEL 7, it's not needed 16:18:41 It's funny that EPEL needs these less than Fedora. 16:18:46 so I assume GConf2 not in EPEL8/9? 16:19:53 looks to be in epel9 16:20:06 base in rhel7, appstream in rhel8 16:22:12 I'll just update the ticket to say that we'd prefer to keep the guidelines as long as packages are using those macros. 16:23:41 well, RHEL 8+ use file triggers, iirc 16:23:55 Seems fair, might as well close it too … tell them to open a new one when all the pkgs are gone. 16:24:19 RHEL uses file triggers for it but Fedora doesn't? That seems odd. 16:24:28 Anything else, or can we close early and go party for 30 minutes? 16:24:35 Fedora does too, I think 16:24:46 huh? well then the guidelines actually don't make much sense ... 16:24:52 Then... I guess I'm pretty confused. 16:24:55 oh wait 16:25:00 I just looked at the spec 16:25:08 nobody ported the scriptlets to file triggers 😦 16:25:25 I don't think it ever happened because the idea was just to get rid of them. 16:25:28 well, then we need them :D 16:25:31 * Eighth_Doctor facepalms 16:26:18 At this point it's kind of a diminishing returns thing. Nothing is supposed to be using gconf2 so why put in the effort for 16 packages which probably aren't actively maintained anyway? 16:26:30 we could close ticket with "if you want to get rid of the scriptlets, convert them to file triggers" ;) 16:26:42 That assumes my simple grep was accurate, of course. 16:30:07 ... did my matrix connection time out or is the room quiet? 16:30:14 we just quiet 16:30:17 I just happened to check one of the packages (alexandria) and it does appear to be maintained. 16:30:28 ah good. just vibin' 16:31:07 The spec is unpleasant, though. I shouldn't have looked. 16:34:34 I dislike closing things as "rejected". Sounds so aggressive. 16:35:03 I think the close statussess are configurable? 16:35:41 They are, I just don't know what else we would use. "accepted" seems so nice but "rejected" is so... final. 16:36:06 Anyway, I commented on 1284 and closed it. If pagure will stop spinning, that is. 16:36:08 "Remind us later" 16:36:18 * geppetto nods 16:36:21 (taking one out of Microsoft's book) 16:36:27 Ok, any final words? 16:37:06 not today 16:37:10 Pagure has gone away completely for me. Nice. 16:37:19 Fortunately I saved what I typed. 16:37:53 Ah, the host is being rebooted. 16:38:01 #endmeeting