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17:00:48 <garyo> Hi guys
17:00:53 * You are no longer marked as being away
17:00:53 <sgk> hello hello
17:00:57 * [GregNoel](GregNoel) is here
17:01:07 <garyo> Hi Greg
17:01:14 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Hello, everyone; who all is here?
17:01:29 * sgk applauds [GregNoel](GregNoel) for getting 2.0.0 release
17:01:30 <garyo> Looks like me, sgk, Bill, you
17:01:32 <sgk> d
17:01:36 <bdbaddog> I'm here.
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17:02:00 <garyo> Yes -- kudos to both Greg and Bill for getting through a lot of checkpoints and releases recently!
17:02:04 <garyo> Hi Jason
17:02:15 <bdbaddog> Garyo: Thanks.
17:02:17 <Jason_at_Intel> HI all
17:02:34 <bdbaddog> I guess 1.3.1 should go out soon. I'll get it done when I'm back from this conference.
17:02:20 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> sgk, garyo, thanks. We had a major earthquake leading to lots of network outages that made the process interesting...
17:02:29 <sgk> yow
17:02:37 <garyo> Oh yeah, I heard about that -- no major damage though?
17:03:10 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> garyo, not to us. A picture fell off a shelf and broke the glass.
17:03:24 <Jason_at_Intel> ?
17:03:37 <garyo> I thought people in California didn't put things on shelves :-/
17:03:45 <garyo> (earthquake, Jason)
17:03:55 <Jason_at_Intel> ahh
17:04:07 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> There are bookcases in our library.
17:04:32 <garyo> So wow, 2.0 is out and all kinds of stuff is now unblocked -- meaning I have to get to all those things I said I'd do post 2.0! :-) :-)
17:04:30 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Anyway, are we ready to go?
17:04:36 <garyo> Yes, I'm ready.
17:04:41 <sgk> ready
17:04:46 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2634, wontfix?
17:05:03 <sgk> i can go there
17:05:05 <garyo> I'm ok w/ that, he'll reopen if needed
17:05:14 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> done
17:05:16 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2636, more time?
17:05:20 <garyo> yes
17:05:34 <sgk> yes, revisit next bug party
17:05:43 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> done
17:05:45 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2639, consensus 2.1 p3, but needs an owner.
17:05:54 <sgk> russel brought it up, right?
17:06:21 * sgk wishes that tigris.org's bug tracker had keyboard shortcuts
17:06:30 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> {;-}
17:06:33 <Jason_at_Intel> loading spreadsheet.. but ready
17:06:35 <garyo> Maybe he'd do it. Yes, he posted it.
17:06:53 <garyo> no wait, Steven did.
17:07:33 <sgk> yeah, i opened it to avoid another N emails where people debated whether or not an issue should be opened, and by whom
17:06:53 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Or how about techtonik? He's interested in documentation.
17:07:00 <garyo> Greg: that's a good idea.
17:07:27 <Jason_at_Intel> anyone use the tiris ecplise of VS integration?
17:07:54 <garyo> jason: not me.
17:08:06 <sgk> if techtonik is interested, great
17:08:13 <garyo> OK, for 2639, assign to techtonik & see if he minds?
17:08:19 <garyo> Or ask first?
17:08:27 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> OK, I'll ask him. Is that the decision?
17:08:32 <sgk> yeah
17:08:33 <garyo> +1 from me
17:08:45 <sgk> and if he doesn't want it, then i'm okay with just giving it to Russel
17:08:36 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> done
17:08:39 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2640, consensus 2.1 p2 Greg, unless Gary restores his offer... {;-}
17:08:39 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2642, consensus 2.1 p3 Gary
17:08:39 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2643, consensus 2.x p3 Gary (I'm neutral about coercion v. error)
17:08:39 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2644, Steven, I don't think an organized text file is more of a custom file format than a "standard" XML binary format; quite the reverse, in fact. Besides, I'm leery of requiring another external package to diff XML when all the python versions we support have difflib for text.
17:09:23 <sgk> re: 2644: okay, suit yourself
17:09:26 <garyo> 2644, I don't have an opinion either way
17:10:36 <bdbaddog> +1 on not requiring more packages for developer.
17:10:32 <garyo> 2645 I can do, if you don't mind me doing it blind (no Fortran) -- I'll just check with the OP.
17:10:33 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2645, consensus 2.1 p2, but needs an owner.
17:11:01 <garyo> I'll take it
17:11:30 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> done
17:11:33 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2646, consensus invalid
17:11:33 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> 2647, Steven solved a nasty problem and checked in a fix, but should that fix be scheduled toward a release of 2.0.0.final.1, 2.0.1, or 2.1? I added a workaround to the issue that should work (Gary's suggestion of SideEffect() works perfectly), so if we deem that good, I vote for 2.1.
17:11:59 <sgk> what's the difference between 2.0.0.final.1 and 2.0.1 ?
17:12:02 <sgk> from a user perspective
17:12:21 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> sgk, the former is a patch, the latter is a new release.
17:12:41 <sgk> and users need to know / care about that distinction because...?
17:12:01 <bdbaddog> Sideffect() is a workaround for the issue right?
17:12:15 <Jason_at_Intel> yep
17:12:09 <garyo> I vote for 2.1. It's still a corner case.
17:12:46 <Jason_at_Intel> Well as a corner case i can't promote to Scons 1.2+ till it is in
17:12:48 <bdbaddog> post bugs, I think we need to discuss getting rid of the .final.
17:12:50 <garyo> Right, we shouldn't drop everything to release this fix basically.
17:12:56 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I'm seeing a consensus toward 2.1
17:12:59 <Jason_at_Intel> I have six products that broke cause of this
17:13:16 <bdbaddog> it's a regression right?
17:13:21 <sgk> yes, it worked in 1.2.0
17:13:22 <bdbaddog> 2.0.1
17:13:25 <Jason_at_Intel> yep
17:13:26 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Jason_at_Intel, can you use SideEffect()?
17:13:27 <garyo> Hm, ok maybe it's an edge rather than a corner? :-)
17:13:34 <sgk> heh
17:13:47 <bdbaddog> we have a fix. 2.0.1, unless u think the fix might destability 2.0.0
17:13:56 <bdbaddog> destabilize that should be.
17:14:12 <Jason_at_Intel> Yes, i have people moving to it... but politics prevent a move to 2.0 cause of fear that something else if wrong
17:14:22 <garyo> I'm ok either way, just trying to reduce release churn so we can get some work done.
17:14:38 <Jason_at_Intel> I think that SideEffect is more correct in most of the cases this happens for me
17:14:52 <garyo> Jason: that's what I'd expect, given the testcase.
17:15:02 <bdbaddog> pushing the release button is all I have time for in the near future. so if I can get a handle on greg's changes I can do that.
17:15:10 <Jason_at_Intel> but the large products have 350 binaries in it
17:15:29 <Jason_at_Intel> so it hard to say that SideEffect will fix all cases developer have come up with
17:16:11 <Jason_at_Intel> we have some very cleaver people :-)
17:16:10 <garyo> If Bill's got time for a 2.0.1, I'm OK with that. Is there anything else we should squeeze in?
17:16:24 <Jason_at_Intel> I can wait till 2.0.1
17:16:29 <bdbaddog> maybe any doc changes?
17:16:29 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Sounds to me that you should try to switch to SideEffect() and if it doesn't solve your problems, reopen the question.
17:16:33 <Jason_at_Intel> but i hope it is in 30 or so :-)
17:16:42 <garyo> 30 what?
17:16:48 <sgk> yeah, doc changes: i still owe a writeup on SConsignFile()
17:16:53 <Jason_at_Intel> 30 days
17:17:05 <garyo> ok. Yes, I owe some doc fixes too.
17:17:08 <bdbaddog> I also owe some doc work as well.
17:17:10 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> also
17:17:10 <garyo> --warn in the UG I think.
17:17:48 <garyo> Steven, I sent you some doc a while ago, any opinion on where that could go?
17:18:00 <sgk> oh, right
17:18:10 <sgk> i vaguely remember looking at it and not having a good idea either
17:18:14 <sgk> same with SConsignFile
17:18:30 <sgk> if it's really homeless, putting it in the Misc chapter seems as good as any
17:18:12 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> (I have a question about the doc work, too, but let's return to it later; resolve this issue first.)
17:18:44 <garyo> I'm hearing 2.0.1 for this issue.
17:18:58 <sgk> so 2.0.1 with a normal checkpoint cycle, right?
17:19:06 <garyo> Jason needs it, it's done, and Bill has time to push it out.
17:19:08 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I'd rather see if SideEffect() solves the problem.
17:19:29 <garyo> He should use SideEffect where possible anyway; it's more correct.
17:19:39 <garyo> Ties the dependency to the proper builder.
17:19:34 <sgk> Jason_at_Intel: what would give your user base the most confidence?
17:19:44 <sgk> knowing that there's a better solution in the current code base,
17:19:56 <sgk> or fixing this behavior with Depends()?
17:19:42 <bdbaddog> [GregNoel](GregNoel): But is SideEffect() is a workaround?
17:20:29 <garyo> Depends() is weird in this case anyway. It's brain-twisting that it even should work.
17:20:31 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Depends() is an accident; SideEffect() is really the right solution.
17:20:49 <garyo> (but I agree it should work.)
17:20:36 <Jason_at_Intel> I would say 2 things
17:21:13 <Jason_at_Intel> 1) being backwards compatible.. so teh current build does not break ( minus stuff that is really broken)
17:21:20 <Jason_at_Intel> 2) saying that something did not happen.. Scons is very silent on what it is doing
17:21:23 <Jason_at_Intel> ie
17:21:49 <Jason_at_Intel> it does not say .. i am ignoring this node as it has no builders... did you mean SideEffect?
17:21:50 <sgk> garyo: i kind of view it as Depends() should work on a file without a Builder just like it does on one with
17:21:57 <sgk> it's just that without a Builder, the build action is null
17:22:20 <sgk> but that may be because i've been brainwashed by the current implementation
17:22:31 <garyo> sgk: you're right, I'm kind of exaggerating. But I think everyone's right:
17:22:40 <Jason_at_Intel> people get unhappy when Scons when they don't get why it will not build something as they expect
17:22:43 <sgk> shuttle real soon....
17:22:40 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> sgk, then will you fix Alias() as well? It has the same problem.
17:22:56 <sgk> [GregNoel](GregNoel): good point
17:23:05 <sgk> since this behavior is fresh in my mind, i'll take a look now
17:22:55 <garyo> Depends() should be made to work as it did, and Jason should use SideEffect where it's correct to do so.
17:23:20 <Jason_at_Intel> it is not me... but the developer i support :-)
17:23:22 <sgk> biab
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17:23:30 <garyo> Jason: yep
17:23:40 <Jason_at_Intel> ya the Alias() and Depends()
17:23:43 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> brb
17:23:44 <Jason_at_Intel> I like that to be fixed
17:24:02 <Jason_at_Intel> it would allow the Make virtual node idea to work as people expect
17:24:08 <garyo> Jason: no doubt in anyone's mind they should work.
17:24:54 <garyo> But do we *need* to put out an extra release, with checkpoints and bla bla bla, for it? Maybe... let me see how many 2.1 tickets we have.
17:25:18 <Jason_at_Intel> I know... the problem i get is I have some very passionate developer that go back and say " in my day.. this did not happen... and pigs flew"
17:25:35 <bdbaddog> I'm thinking since we'll be adding a lot into 2.1, that this bug fix should go without all that additional changes.
17:25:45 <garyo> OK, we have 68 tickets open for 2.1. This is going to take a while.
17:26:10 <garyo> So maybe 2.0.1 is appropriate.
17:27:09 <garyo> whoa, 20 of the 2.1 issues are mine :-/
17:27:33 <bdbaddog> Yeah. I don't want to even look at that yet..:(
17:27:56 <garyo> You're OK, only 5.
17:28:16 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> As I said before, Depends() is an accident; SideEffect() is really the right solution. The regression should be fixed, but you should be using SideEffect().
17:29:12 <garyo> I think we all agree on that now. But looking at the tix for 2.1, I think 2.0.1 is OK if Bill's up for it.
17:29:40 <bdbaddog> yup. so we do a checkpoint? and then 2weeks later 2.0.1 right?
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17:29:48 <bdbaddog> this weekend is when I'll get to the build.
17:30:18 <garyo> Works for me; I should be able to get some doc in there too by then.
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17:31:07 <sgk> am i back yet? is this thing on?
17:31:08 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> It could work. It was surprisingly easy to cherry-pick individual changesets over via checkpoint. But I'd oppose bringing over anything more. (Well, maybe the doc.)
17:31:37 <sgk> what'd i miss?
17:31:58 <Jason_at_Intel> we agree that we have a lot of stuff to fix
17:32:02 <bdbaddog> 2.0.1 with just that fix, checkpoint build this weekend, 2.0.1 2 weeks later.
17:32:03 <garyo> I think we're agreeing on 2.0.1 with a checkpoint first, including only this fix and some doc
17:32:10 <bdbaddog> yes. + doc.
17:32:45 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> done
17:32:22 <garyo> (and that there are 68 tickets open for 2.1, 20 of which are mine, ack)
17:32:27 <sgk> okay
17:32:48 <sgk> (the other 48 are probably mine, given my track record... :-/)
17:33:14 <garyo> Actually a bunch are issues@scons which I don't understand
17:33:43 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> sgk, 2.1 is scheduled for October, so you've got plenty of time... {;-}
17:34:02 <garyo> October 2009? :-)
17:34:16 <garyo> j/k
17:34:20 <sgk> garyo: don't understand how they got that way? I returned a whole bunch that were languishing with me
17:34:25 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> garyo, probably +Easy that never got assigned.
17:34:54 <garyo> ok, sounds plausible
17:35:01 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> garyo, no, October 2010, believe it or not; it's in the roadmap.
17:35:26 <garyo> excellent!
17:35:51 * sgk scores a point for garyo
17:35:52 <garyo> 68 tickets in 4 months is doable I think.
17:36:07 <sgk> yep, sounds realistic
17:35:51 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> OK, we seem to be agreed on that; resume the doc discussion?
17:35:57 <garyo> fine w/ me
17:36:58 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> My question is where the command-line options live. I was looking for a template to start with while I was waiting for the regression tests to finish and couldn't find one.
17:38:13 <sgk> in the User's Guide, they kind of just show up wherever it conceptually makes sense to introduce them
17:38:17 * sgk goes to look for an example
17:38:31 <Jason_at_Intel> the is a nice section in the man page
17:38:52 <sgk> example: --tree= shows up in the troubleshooting section
17:39:26 <sgk> so it's a matter of thinking about where it makes logical sense to introduce the concept of "you can control warnings"
17:40:10 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Hmmm... I think I have --warn= and Gary has --checkdisk, but neither of them seem to have homes.
17:40:32 <sgk> there is a chapter that's nominally about controlling your build from the command line
17:40:38 <sgk> doc/user/command-line.{in,xml}
17:40:57 * [GregNoel](GregNoel) looks at it...
17:40:59 <sgk> but it's a little more about Options and stuff like that
17:41:14 <sgk> but maybe it provides a logical home anyway
17:41:25 <sgk> i could also see --warn= in the troubleshooting section
17:41:52 <sgk> i could see users ending up there if they ask themselves, "where do I find out how to get SCons to STFU"
17:42:26 <garyo> I agree -- the man page is where we put all the options together; the UG should be task-oriented.
17:42:47 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Yeah, either is a possibility; I was afraid I'd have to do an entire new page...
17:44:02 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Now that I have a clue, I'll be able to hunt down a few more examples. Thanks.
17:44:34 <sgk> okay
17:44:40 <sgk> what else?
17:44:44 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Anything else? There were some other things about doc before; are all of those answered?
17:45:05 <bdbaddog> .final ?
17:45:20 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> What about it?
17:45:37 <garyo> Can we omit it, per discussion on the ml today?
17:45:39 <bdbaddog> Are we going to drop it and have 2.0.1 and 2.0.0,etc for the actual release?
17:45:44 <sgk> yeah, i was surprised to see that show up in the actual package name
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17:45:49 <bdbaddog> well not 2.0.0 since it's out
17:45:55 <sgk> right
17:46:45 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I noticed that as the release was going out, but I didn't have time to do anything about it then.
17:47:28 <garyo> ok, for 2.0.1 then, we're all agreed?
17:47:30 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> There's a distinction between the _package_ name (*.final.*) and the _release_ name (2.0.0).
17:47:50 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> We need to figure out which is used where.
17:48:00 <sgk> [GregNoel](GregNoel): conceptual distinction, or just in the way I implemented the SConstruct build long long ago?
17:48:09 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Yes
17:48:25 <sgk> which?
17:48:28 <sgk> let me ask another way
17:48:54 <sgk> we all agree the release should ideally be named 2.0.1, not 2.0.1.final, yes?
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17:49:22 <bdbaddog> yes
17:49:33 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Yes, but when one refers to the package, it has the suffix. They're different.
17:49:53 <sgk> that's the next question
17:50:06 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> That is, you should download 2.0.1.final.0, but it should install 2.0.1.
17:50:12 <sgk> [GregNoel](GregNoel): you're saying that you think the package should be named scons-2.0.1.final.0.tar.gz ?
17:50:19 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Yes
17:50:34 <sgk> why? i don't know of another project that does that
17:50:51 <sgk> does it buy us anything other than the ordering? or is that the main motivator
17:50:57 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Because it sorts alphabetically.
17:51:48 <bdbaddog> Doesn't seem to be a problem for other projects, so why be diffferent?
17:51:48 <sgk> i personally don't find that a compelling reason to make users map between the release number and a package with a different name
17:52:03 <garyo> Irrespective of anything else, I think the download file of 2.0.1 should be called scons-2.0.1.tar.gz unless we have a really good reason.
17:52:11 <bdbaddog> concur
17:52:38 <garyo> Checkpoints and betas should identify themselves as such though, just as we've been doing.
17:52:45 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Well, I've missed final releases because it was buried in the list of alpha, beta, ... releases, so I have personal motivation if nothing else.
17:53:14 <garyo> Still, look around -- nobody else calls their finals final.
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17:54:17 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I could be persuaded, but I'd still worry about it.
17:54:08 <garyo> Is either way technically more difficult than the other?
17:54:29 <sgk> i don't think so, but i haven't looked at that code in a while
17:55:21 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> garyo, yes; update-release-info has to know which values to update; it's tricky for the case of pure text files with no hints.
17:54:42 <sgk> [GregNoel](GregNoel): still worry about what aspect of it?
17:56:14 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> sgk, people picking the last-listed (or first-listed) simply because they missed the actual release in the middle.
17:56:49 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Look at the RPM labeling to avoid that problem.
17:57:24 <sgk> ?
17:57:26 <garyo> Yes, rpm solves that cleverly. But it's not purely alphabetical; it sorts the separate fields.
17:57:23 <bdbaddog> We can go non-final and see if we get any user issues..
17:57:34 <bdbaddog> if not we stay that way, if so we revisit.
17:57:41 <garyo> There's no good way if sourceforge is purely alpha.
17:58:26 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I'm certainly open to suggestions.
17:58:18 <garyo> I think people will figure it out.
17:58:51 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> garyo, _I_ missed it, more than once. And I think I'm brighter than the average downloader.
17:58:55 <garyo> I think in the absence of brilliant new methods we should just do what everyone else does. Innovate in the software, not the naming.
17:58:59 <bdbaddog> So I'm looking at the SF ui now. newest files are at the top.
17:59:35 <garyo> That would be sensible...
17:59:38 <bdbaddog> Highlighted in green with a table tile of "newest files"
17:59:49 <bdbaddog> then a section labelled "all files"
17:59:59 <bdbaddog> I think we'll be fine with vanilla 2.0.1 labelling.
18:02:08 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> OK, identify which cases need the full label and which need the short label, and I'll see what I can do with update-release-info.
18:02:35 <garyo> Greg's right that in some cases it will probably not sort ideally. But I think it's such a minor thing, and the ".final.0" sticks out like a sore thumb to me; for me it's mostly an aesthetic thing.
18:02:40 <sgk> alpha, beta, candidate all seem okay with the full label
18:03:30 <sgk> as a naive user, any added word (or abbreviation like "rc") is a flag to me that it's not a production release
18:04:28 <bdbaddog> so are we doign alpha and candidate now? or just alpha, beta, and released (where there's no additioinal text for the released version)
18:05:00 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Ah, bad timing; I'm called to dinner. I'll collect my thoughts and continue the thread on the mailing list.
18:05:23 <sgk> darn, i had a testing topic i wanted to talk about
18:05:30 <sgk> okay, i can shift that to the mailing list, too
18:05:40 <bdbaddog> free beers at vendor party are waiting for me...
18:06:04 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I can stall a few minutes for another topic, but this one is drawing out. Is it quick?
18:06:11 <sgk> probably not
18:06:37 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> A quick general statement of the issue?
18:06:40 <sgk> trying to decide how to start converting the tests
18:06:55 <sgk> to the new sconstest- prefix idea
18:06:23 <bdbaddog> float it to release or dev mailing list?
18:07:15 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> Ah. Definitely not quick. Mailing list it is. We'd need Dirk for it anyway.
18:07:23 <sgk> yep, good point
18:07:29 <sgk> we're done?
18:07:36 <[GregNoel](GregNoel)> I think so; g'night all.
18:07:40 <sgk> bdbaddog: i'll send to dev
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18:08:05 <sgk> 'night
18:08:07 <garyo> ok folks, see you again soon. bdbaddog, have a beer for us!
18:08:14 <bdbaddog> will do!
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