#sailfishos-meeting: Sailfish OS, open source, collaboration -- 24th November 2022
Meeting started by flypig at 08:01:10 UTC
(full logs).
Meeting summary
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- Meeting information and agenda can be found
here: (flypig,
08:01:25)
- https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/community-meeting-on-irc-24th-november-2022/13495
(flypig,
08:01:31)
- Brief introduction (5 min). Please prefix your name/handle with #info (flypig, 08:01:46)
- Otto Mäkelä, community (ExTechOp,
08:02:08)
- David Llewellyn-Jones - sailor @ Jolla and
meeting chair (flypig,
08:02:19)
- Solrac, comunity (Solrac[m],
08:02:48)
- Simonas Leleiva - privateer for Jolla
(sledges,
08:03:39)
- Björn Bidar - sailor @ Jolla (Thaodan,
08:03:52)
- daneos - community (daneos,
08:05:10)
- thigg, community (thilo[m],
08:05:29)
- Nico, community slacker (Nico,
08:05:50)
- Log persistence/easing gathering of logs (10 mins -- asked by thigg) (flypig, 08:06:58)
- <thigg> The journalctl Logs are rolled
over quite quickly in Sailfish OS. (flypig,
08:07:11)
- <thigg> It is likely that some bug
reports are struggling to collect logs because when the person is
back home and thinks about getting those logs, they are gone
already. (flypig,
08:07:20)
- <thigg> For example see
https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/browser-bookmarks-does-not-show-typing-hides-keyboard/13579/3
(flypig,
08:07:34)
- <thigg> It might be helpful to collect
logs for a longer period of time (e.g. one week)? (flypig,
08:07:41)
- <thigg> They still might forget this,
thus maybe we could add a userfriendly button somewhere to save the
whole journal with a dedicated name? (flypig,
08:07:49)
- <thigg> (Maybe even able to select a
broad category, e.g. bugs with connection, in browser,...). That way
the gathering of logs would take ~30 seconds for the user and it is
way more likely they do it. (flypig,
08:07:58)
- <Jolla> Log collection unfortunately
remains tricky for many reasons, not least the need to remove
private data before sharing them. We have several help articles
related to collecting logs. (flypig,
08:08:29)
- https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013910599-Collecting-basic-logs-from-a-Sailfish-device
(flypig,
08:08:39)
- https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405752484242-Gathering-logs-related-to-audio-Bluetooth-and-phonecalls-from-a-Sailfish-OS-device
(flypig,
08:08:44)
- <Jolla> The first article provides a
script collect-logs.sh that can be used to simplify the process of
collecting logs. (flypig,
08:08:49)
- <Jolla> The second article provides a
script gather_logs.sh which is a little more complicated to run and
with a focus on audio/bluetooth, but which will also make your logs
persistent. (flypig,
08:08:59)
- <Jolla> We really like your suggestion to
add a user interface for this. We have an internal task for
improving the process, but no timeline. We're always open to nice
suggestions like this. (flypig,
08:09:11)
- <thilo[m]>: "If someone could contribute
a poc to bugger, i think that would help" (flypig,
08:25:02)
- VoLTE for Ports (10 mins -- asked by LSolrac) (flypig, 08:26:43)
- <LSolrac> I vaguely remember someone
mentioning VoLTE for unofficial ports in the forums. However, I have
not been able to see any talk about it again. (flypig,
08:26:53)
- <LSolrac> So I ask, is there a plan to
implement a standard for porters to implement VoLTE in their
devices? (flypig,
08:26:58)
- <Jolla> We discussed something similar
back in May (see point 5) and it’s worth reviewing that
answer. (flypig,
08:27:16)
- https://irclogs.sailfishos.org/meetings/sailfishos-meeting/2022/sailfishos-meeting.2022-05-26-07.00.html
(flypig,
08:27:21)
- <Jolla> Back then we highlighted the
eight layers of the Sailfish OS VoLTE stack: (flypig,
08:27:28)
- <Jolla> 1. Hardware adaptation: Sony
proprietary. (flypig,
08:27:35)
- <Jolla> 2. modem_auto_config: Jolla
proprietary. (flypig,
08:27:41)
- <Jolla> 3. ofono-vendor-qti-radio-plugin:
Jolla proprietary. (flypig,
08:27:47)
- <Jolla> 4. ofono-modem-switcher: Jolla
proprietary, Xperia 10 II only. (flypig,
08:27:55)
- <Jolla> 5. libgbinder-radio:
https://github.com/mer-hybris/libgbinder-radio/ (flypig,
08:28:02)
- <Jolla> 6. ofono-binder-plugin:
https://github.com/mer-hybris/ofono-binder-plugin (flypig,
08:28:08)
- <Jolla> 7. ofono:
https://github.com/sailfishos/ofono/ (flypig,
08:28:14)
- <Jolla> 8. libqofono:
https://github.com/sailfishos/libqofono (flypig,
08:28:19)
- <Jolla> We said at the time we intended
to release 2, 3 and 4 to the hw:common repositories for use by
porters. We've not been able to do this yet. (flypig,
08:28:25)
- <Jolla> It’s worth noting however that
they're device-specific, so may not be useful for ports more
generally. (flypig,
08:28:39)
- <Jolla> In terms of a standard, slava has
made available an example ofono binder plugin extension, which is a
template for porters to replace layer 3. (flypig,
08:28:47)
- https://github.com/monich/ofono-binder-plugin-ext-sample
(flypig,
08:28:56)
- <Jolla> The extension interfaces are
defined in the following headers. (flypig,
08:29:02)
- https://github.com/mer-hybris/ofono-binder-plugin/tree/master/lib/include
(flypig,
08:29:08)
- <Jolla> Hopefully this can be of help to
porters looking at this. (flypig,
08:29:14)
- fridlmue - community (sorry for being
late) (fridl,
08:33:32)
- <Solrac[m]>: "letting layers 2,3,4 read a
configuration file (which I asusme might be similar to Slava's
extension) to ease this for future builds might not be a bad
suggestion?" (flypig,
08:39:46)
- <Thaodan>: "Besides modem switching
pretty much anything else is specific to the vendor of the
soc" (flypig,
08:40:11)
- Untracked bug reports (5 mins -- asked by thigg) (flypig, 08:41:05)
- Our regular Community Bug Coordination Team
update, provided by thigg. (flypig,
08:42:05)
- <Jolla> Thank you once again to the
amazing work of the Community Bug Coordination Team. As a result of
their work, we now have an additional: (flypig,
08:42:11)
- <Jolla> 4 high quality bug reports now
recorded internally and tagged as "tracked"; (flypig,
08:42:17)
- <Jolla> 1 bug report marked as "pending"
more info; (flypig,
08:42:22)
- <Jolla> 3 bug reports tagged as
"fixed"; (flypig,
08:42:26)
- <Jolla> 3 duplicate/moved/closed for
other reasons. (flypig,
08:42:32)
- Thank you also to everyone who has reported
issues. We've been pushing within Jolla to address as many of these
reports as we can over the last month and your efforts have been
invaluable. (flypig,
08:42:38)
- The Community Bug Coordination Team are
inviting new members. (flypig,
08:46:38)
- <thilo[m]> added: "Only the invitation to
the team ;) Help categorizing bug reports is appreciated :)"
(flypig,
08:46:54)
- Open PR discussion (10 mins -- asked by jolla) (flypig, 08:49:04)
- <jolla> Any open PRs to discuss?
(flypig,
08:49:08)
- General discussion (15 min) (flypig, 08:53:15)
- https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/add-vpnc-patches-to-ease-usage-of-vpn-for-fritz-box-users/3955
(Thaodan,
08:57:09)
- Concerning log capture, pherjung highlighted
the following forum topic for discussing it: (flypig,
08:58:51)
- https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/easily-catch-logs/12018
(flypig,
08:58:54)
- : The Community Bug Coordination Team will
start to highlight feature requests as well as bugs. They will
devise a suitable process for this. (flypig,
09:17:12)
- : all candy to improve the process and bribe
the team is welcome (thilo[m],
09:18:21)
- https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/wiki-collecting-debug-information/12751
(thilo[m],
09:23:11)
- https://github.com/ProgVal/Limnoria
is the bot I'm reffering to (Thaodan,
09:23:29)
- <Thaodan> "I want to create a repo for
common answers and questions. Do you we have a sailfish community
org somewhere, would anyone want to contribute?" (flypig,
09:25:34)
- Next meeting time and date (5 min) (flypig, 09:27:03)
- Next meeting will be held on Thursday 8th
December 2022 at 08:00am UTC: 2022-12-08T0800Z (flypig,
09:29:07)
Meeting ended at 09:29:33 UTC
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Action items
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People present (lines said)
- flypig (140)
- thilo[m] (51)
- Thaodan (39)
- pherjung (15)
- ExTechOp (11)
- Solrac[m] (10)
- Nico (7)
- ViGe (6)
- dcaliste (4)
- sailbot (2)
- sledges (1)
- daneos (1)
- fridl (1)
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