| 2013-03-20 03:19:17 |
Brian Murray |
description |
On errors.ubuntu.com I was trying to find crashes for indicator-stickynotes which comes from a PPA. However, it is not possible to find these using the current way the code is setup.
From errors/api/resources.py we have:
elif package and launchpad.is_source_package(package):
for binary in launchpad.get_binaries_in_source_package(package):
packages.append(binary)
launchpad.is_source_package() returns True fo indicator-stickynotes but then launchpad.get_binaries_in_source_package() returns ''. Subsequently, not errors are returned although there really are some reported about this package.
One idea to fix this would be to always add package to packages. Although, its possible that a PPA package could produce multiple binary packages and we'd really like to know the names of those. |
On errors.ubuntu.com I was trying to find crashes for indicator-stickynotes which comes from a PPA. However, it is not possible to find these using the current way the code is setup.
From errors/api/resources.py we have:
elif package and launchpad.is_source_package(package):
for binary in launchpad.get_binaries_in_source_package(package):
packages.append(binary)
launchpad.is_source_package() returns True for indicator-stickynotes but then launchpad.get_binaries_in_source_package() returns ''. Subsequently, no errors are returned although there really are some reported about this package.
One idea to fix this would be to always add package to packages. Although, its possible that a PPA package could produce multiple binary packages and we'd really like to know the names of those. |
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