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Posted 10 months ago by Curtis Hovey
The Purple squad recently updated bug reporting and searching to understand the new privacy rules. Some of the changes were requirements to support sharing, others were opportunities we took advantage of. Improvements to bug reporting and forms The Purple squad updated the bug reporting UI to make it consistent with the bug pages. We choose [...]
Posted 10 months ago by Curtis Hovey
Nothing breaks my heart quite like a request to make a project private–make it invisible to everyone except to the people the project trusts. I am utterly crushed when someone who works for Canonical or on Launchpad asks for one. I have been planning this feature for more than two years, and the Purple squad [...]
Posted 10 months ago by Laura czajkowski
Some of us on the Launchpad team have been working on Ubuntu’s MAAS (Metal as a Service) over the past few months. MAAS is all about giving your physical servers the flexibility and ease of deployment you’ve come to expect from the cloud. With MAAS your cluster of ten, one thousand or a hundred thousand [...]
Posted 11 months ago by Laura czajkowski
We’re offering a unique opportunity to take part in one of the most exciting changes to affect the technology industry: the move to the cloud. As Technical Writer in Canonical’s Launchpad team you’ll find the best way to ensure that users and developers of our software understand its benefits and how to use it. Whether [...]
Posted 11 months ago by Laura czajkowski
Location: Flexible. If home based, reliable broadband connectivity required. Role Summary Do you want to be one of the engineers building the infrastructure at the heart of the cloud revolution? At Canonical we’re developing technologies that are ... [More] key to the transition to the cloud, with Ubuntu as the number one cloud operating system. We are looking [...] [Less]
Posted 11 months ago by Laura czajkowski
Laura:  What do you do on the Launchpad team? Martin:  I’m on the newly created Blue squad, and we’re on the nebulous task of maintenance at present. I’m also on loan doing some juju development work. Laura: Can we see something ... [More] that you’ve worked on? Martin:  You can see everything I’ve worked on. Well, all the things where I’ve had [...] [Less]
Posted 11 months ago by Laura czajkowski
Laura:  What do you do on the Launchpad team? Vincent: Maintenance. Although I’m eagerly waiting for the sprint with gmb to get some hints on how to handle the beast  In the mean time, I’m focusing on fixing bugs and making the udd importer ... [More] more testable. Laura: Can we see something that you’ve worked on? Vincent:  https://launchpad.net/bzr  and http://babune.ladeuil.net:24842/ Laura: [...] [Less]
Posted 11 months ago by Laura czajkowski
Laura: What do you do on the Launchpad team? Jelmer: I’m one of the blue haired freaks on the Launchpad blue squad, although my hair isn’t actually blue – I’m sure we can fix this at the next squad sprint. At the moment, we are working on maintenance: fixing critical bugs in Launchpad and dealing [...]
Posted 11 months ago by Curtis Hovey
We want the project maintainer to be the default party that the project shares private information with. The problem at the moment is that Launchpad does not know how to set a team as the project maintainer during setup. Improper project setup is the root cause of most cases where information is disclosed to the [...]
Posted 11 months ago by Graham Binns
When I ran the Launchpad Development Clinics at the last UDS, I was asked if I would give a presentation on how to fix a simple bug in Launchpad. This sounded like a great idea – after all there’s a lot of parts to the Launchpad development process that apply to every single branch you [...]
 

 
 

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