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00:15 jeapostrophe: mithos28: no, it will conflict
00:16 mithos28: I just did a raco link -d ., in my copy of it. And it got that version, will planet2 do it differently?
00:19 jeapostrophe: racket makes no promises about what order links will be visited in
00:19 jeapostrophe: it is possible it will happen the same as in p2
00:20 mithos28: ah, some I'm just getting lucky.
00:20 mithos28: How is this transition supposed to work then?
00:20 jeapostrophe: you make the package and i delete it and then we're ready to go :)
00:21 jeapostrophe: i doubt anyone really uses it if supposedly it doesn't work anymore, right?
00:22 mithos28: Sounds good. I still need to figure out how to tell planet 2 about my github repo, I'll ping back when thats done.
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01:10 mithos28: jeapostrophe: How do I tell planet2 about documentation?
01:11 jeapostrophe: you don't
01:12 mithos28: fair enough
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01:26 mithos28: jeapostrophe: I think I have done everything needed to make a real planet2 package, and also sent a pull request for the deletion of net/websocket from the main repo
01:26 jeapostrophe: great!
01:27 jeapostrophe: we'll get it done real soon
01:27 mithos28: Is there an easy way to switch between my dev version and the released version?
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01:44 mithos28: sw2wolf: pong
01:44 sw2wolf: notice
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01:46 jeapostrophe: mithos28: what do you mean? dev/released version of what?
01:46 mithos28: my websocket package
01:46 mithos28: where dev is my local git repo, and released is what other people get by using the pns system
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02:04 jeapostrophe: i still don't know what you mean... if you have two different installs, then you should have two different racket addon directories
02:04 jeapostrophe: (if you don't have them, then you're doing it wrong)
02:05 mithos28: raco link --list currently has this as the output
02:05 mithos28: root  path: "/Users/endobson/proj/racket/websocket"  version: #rx"5\\.3\\.1\\.9"
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02:06 mithos28: And if I do raco pkg install --link websocket
02:06 mithos28: I get the error raco pkg install: package is already installed
02:06 jeapostrophe: ya, you can't have conflicting packages installed
02:07 jeapostrophe: if you want to have multiple versions of racket around, you'll have to set your env variables, like PATH and PLT_ADDONDIR
02:07 jeapostrophe: you wouldn't expect to be able to install multiple of the same (but slightly different) debian package, right?
02:08 mithos28: I don't want multiple versions of racket, I want to switch my installed package between the two
02:08 jeapostrophe: (just looked it up there's no _ in ADDONDIR)
02:08 jeapostrophe: if you want to switch versions, then you could uninstall one and install the other
02:09 jeapostrophe: or have two separate package repositories (with ADDONDIR)
02:09 mithos28: i want the first, and was wondering if there was a way other than install/reinstall
02:09 mithos28: I.e. force install
02:09 jeapostrophe: you can force install
02:09 jeapostrophe: --force
02:10 mithos28: Ok, that will work
02:10 mithos28: I hadn't phrased it as force in my head until trying to explain to you what I wanted
02:13 mithos28: Even with force it is giving me the error of it already being istalled
02:15 jeapostrophe: ah... force only ignores dependencies
02:15 jeapostrophe: given how P2 works, i don't think it's possible to do it otherwise...
02:15 jeapostrophe: other than renaming the dev version to something else
02:16 jeapostrophe: why do you want to do this, btw?
02:16 mithos28: To make sure that the version that is pushed works
02:17 jeapostrophe: why wouldn't it? is it different than what you have?
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02:18 mithos28: It should work, yes. But that doesn't mean it will
02:19 jeapostrophe: hmm, if you say so
02:20 mithos28: Software is not simple, there are too many parts to just trust that it all works
02:20 mithos28: especially new systems
02:21 jeapostrophe: this software is pretty simple and has lots of test cases
02:21 jeapostrophe: provided the version on github is what you expect, it will work
02:21 jeapostrophe: what do you imagine will go wrong?
02:22 mithos28: Issues with net/websocket being resolved to versions other than the local ones
02:22 mithos28: It was really a sanity check
02:23 mithos28: Is it a known issue if the pns server has a different checksum, then it wont let you download and install?
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02:24 mithos28: a different checksum than the version on github, that is
02:24 jeapostrophe: "issue"? it's a security system to ensure that you aren't being lied to
02:25 jeapostrophe: you can use --ignore-checksums though
02:25 mithos28: but if I manually updated it, it downloaded
02:26 jeapostrophe: "manually updated it"?
02:26 mithos28: thus If I rely on the pns server doing daily updates, and I update the code. Then for the rest of the 24 hour period no one can download the code
02:26 mithos28: went to the edit page on the web ui, and clicked submit
02:27 jeapostrophe: ah, yes, if you update the checksum then it will have the new checksum and they'll match, naturally
02:28 mithos28: So it seems like if I have a package that I work on every day, and update to github every day. Most of the time the checksum on the pns will be wrong, and people won't get the package
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03:06 mustaqeem: hello
03:08 mithos28: mustaqeem: Hello
03:08 mustaqeem: I want to use the planet library but Dr. Racket gives me following error
03:08 mustaqeem: (unknown HTTP response code 407)
03:08 mustaqeem: I am working under proxy
03:09 mithos28: Sorry I don't know anything about how that works
03:09 mustaqeem: I have set the proxy in edit->preferences
03:09 mustaqeem: -> browser
03:10 mustaqeem: but don't know where to give authentication detail
03:10 mustaqeem: username and password of the proxy
03:10 mithos28: I would send mail to the list, unless someone else currently on is able to help you
03:11 mustaqeem: ok
03:14 mustaqeem: mithos28 : do u know, how to use http://docs.racket-lang.org/profile/index.html?q=profile#(mod-path._profile)?
03:15 mithos28: nope
03:15 mustaqeem: http://docs.racket-lang.org/profile/index.html?q=profile#(mod-path._profile/render-graphviz)
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07:25 ezrios: Can anyone help out with the Gentoo ebuild for Racket 5.3.1?
07:25 ezrios: I have logs available upon request
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08:07 ezrios: nevermind, my computer was just running out of RAM
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08:47 RacketCommitBot: racket/master 0f909af Matthew Flatt: ffi/com: add `com-get-property*'...
08:47 RacketCommitBot: racket/master d88e26d Matthew Flatt: racket/date: fix 'iso-8601 formatting...
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10:08 RacketCommitBot: racket/master dc3f142 Matthew Flatt: planet2: log errors that are otherwise ignored...
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11:38 qingant: hi, anyone have used slideshow,I want to know how to insert source code in slideshow,is there any thing like listings in LaTeX?
11:40 qingant: thx~ If no such thing, is there something like verbatim in LaTeX?
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12:19 asumu: qingant: `code` will work for Racket code.
12:19 asumu: If you want to insert non-Racket code, lemme look it up...
12:22 asumu: There are a few options. 1) manually format using tt font 2) use LaTeX and stchang's package http://planet.racket-lang.org/display.ss?package=slideshow-tex.plt&owner=stchang
12:22 rudybot: http://tinyurl.com/c8fpa6n
12:23 asumu: (it'd be nice if we had a more convenient way to do this)
12:28 qingant: thank you asummu, I find slideshow-latex ,but it's not documented^
12:29 qingant: thank you rudybot too.
12:30 qingant: I am trying slideshow-tex, it looks like what i am looking for.
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17:52 greghendershott: Hi, all. Does anyone here have experience making pull requests over time to a project?
17:52 didi: greghendershott: "over time"?
17:52 greghendershott: (Specifically Racket, which is why I'm asking here. :))
17:53 greghendershott: I'm trying to be a good doob and create a topic branch with ONLY the commits for the change I'm making.
17:53 greghendershott: But I seem to end up with extra commits once in awhile.
17:53 didi: greghendershott: Do a rebase and squash them.
17:53 greghendershott: Like this one just now: https://github.com/plt/racket/pull/202
17:53 soegaard: Github adds commit to the same branch to open pull requests automatically.
17:54 greghendershott: Right but this is after pull request 1 was accepted and closed.
17:54 soegaard: I have forgotten that too on occasion.
17:54 soegaard: Huh?
17:54 greghendershott: I added a Scribble markdown render mode. One commit. Pull request. Accepted.
17:54 greghendershott: Later I wanted to add another feature. New pull request. Accepted.
17:55 greghendershott: But now I'm getting old commits sneaking in when I'm making new topic branches.
17:55 soegaard: And your repository was updated in the mean time?
17:56 greghendershott: Yes, I did a fetch and merge from upstream/master ("upstream" = the original PLT repo)
17:56 soegaard: That's odd.
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17:56 greghendershott: I know. I _think_ I'm doing things right but obviously I'm confused.
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17:57 greghendershott: When you create a topic branch, do you do it off your own forked master, or off the upstream master, or something else?
17:58 soegaard: It says that the commits were added 7 days ago.
17:58 greghendershott: didi: Do you mean even if I create topic branches correctly, I should just expect to nee to rebase/squash sometimes and that's how it goes?
17:58 soegaard: But that doesn't make sense if you just opened a new pull request.
17:58 greghendershott: Yes.
17:59 greghendershott: Hmm, could this somehow be an artifact of how PLT is accepting the pull requests?
17:59 soegaard: Perhaps you just updated the master branch and not the scribble-markdown one?
18:00 greghendershott: You mean maybe I neglected to merge my scribble-markdown branch into my master?
18:01 soegaard: Well, if you pull from the plt/master then you ought to get your own commits from there :-)
18:01 greghendershott: Well that's what I thought. At least for the pull requests that had already been accepted and merged (as these had).
18:02 greghendershott: I am so confused. People do this all the time, how am I not getting this right? Gah.
18:02 soegaard: I made a mistake the other week, so you are not the only one.
18:03 greghendershott: Oh right. :)
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18:03 greghendershott: I have a moderate experience with git but it's been either solo or in projects where I have direct push privs.
18:03 soegaard: And I was just beginning to think I had grokked git :-)
18:05 soegaard: Have you seen? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
18:05 soegaard: Git has really taken over in no time.
18:05 greghendershott: Well I suppose I'll try what didi suggested to rebase / squash. To clean this one up. I just wish I understood how to avoid in first place.
18:07 greghendershott: I haven't seen that yet. I think I'll watch it after I fix this up and am in a better mood to enjoy him.  o_O
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18:13 didi: greghendershott: I'm a sorry but I have to go. But don't squash commits outside your branch.
18:14 greghendershott: didi: OK. Thank you.
18:15 didi: greghendershott: If the master went on after your pull request, don't sweat. If it's an issue to the maintainers they can ask you to rebase your branch on top of the master and make a new pull request.
18:15 greghendershott: In googling I found this https://openshift.redhat.com/community/wiki/github-workflow-for-submitting-pull-requests
18:15 rudybot: http://tinyurl.com/ckoqm2p
18:16 greghendershott: In which it suggest I should rebase the topic branch off master
18:16 didi: greghendershott: Yes, that is the standard.
18:16 greghendershott: Maybe that is the step I'm missing
18:16 greghendershott: Oh.
18:16 didi: But before you publish your changes.
18:16 greghendershott: Well then. :)
18:16 greghendershott: Yes. I can nuke this topic branch and withdraw the pull request and do it over.
18:16 didi: yes.
18:16 greghendershott: I think I'll do that for the practice.
18:16 greghendershott: Thanks!
18:17 didi: Nah, glad to help.
18:17 didi: Don't rebase public stuff.
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19:13 greghendershott: didi: Just FYI: What ended up working for me was rebasing the topic branch on upstream/aster. `git rebase -i upstream/master`, and deleting (not squashing) the extraneous commits.
19:14 greghendershott: Deleting instead of squashing because the changes from those extraneous commits had already been accepted in previous pull requests.
19:15 greghendershott: The guides I've found talk about rebasing the topic branch on your own forked master (after updating it from upstream), NOT directly rebasing on upstream/master. So ... ??
19:17 greghendershott: I'm starting to wonder if I borked my forked repo's master branch somehow (??). Maybe I should even nuke it and start over tabula rasa.
19:18 greghendershott: ^ start over = with a whole new forked repo, then be Mr. Measure Ten Times Cut Once
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22:22 bartok: how may I clear the repl?
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22:24 didi: bartok: What do you mean?
22:24 bartok: didi: I have racket running in emacs via c-u m-x run-scheme racket
22:24 bartok: how can I make the > stay at the top of the screen?
22:25 didi: bartok: C-l?
22:25 bartok: didi: yes, but when I press enter after entering an expression, it moves back down to the bottom again.
22:26 didi: bartok: A full clean of the buffer depends on the mode you're using.
22:26 bartok: (Inferiror Scheme:run)
22:27 didi: Unfortunately that doesn't tell much. I'm using geiser and I have (REPL A).
22:28 didi: bartok: It does however has a function to clean the buffer: `geiser-repl-clear-buffer'
22:28 (part) sw2wolf: "ERC Version 5.3 (IRC client for Emacs)"
22:28 bartok: ok, I'll check it out.
22:30 didi: bartok: If you want to use geiser specifically for this function, you'll have to get the git version as it's not at the last release.
22:30 bartok: ok
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