I merged the icu changes in Merge into debian/sid : ubuntu/devel : lp:~liushuyu-011/ubuntu/+source/icu : Git : Code : icu package : Ubuntu
The other issues were either Incomplete or already done so I set their states accordingly, so no items remained after my shift, well two new ones appeared.
Congratulations, we have a near-empty queue! 
I’ll try to “hold down the fort” here and there over the course of the break, but there probably won’t be much to do (and I hope I’m jinxing it 
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(Does KPI even support 0?)
Reviewed three merges done by Sudip Mukherjee.
As I lack Universe upload permissions at the moment, tsimonq2 did the actual sponsoring for all of these. I would like to thank him, vorlon, and rbasak for the additional help and guidance they provided in the process, and of course I would like to thank sudip for creating the patches. We made a great team.
Just worked on the SRU debdiffs for horst. Got them reviewed and accepted for Mantic, Lunar, and Jammy. I didn’t have time to do Focal this time around, but it’s on my radar (though if someone else wants to pick it up, that’s fine too). Bug #2045986 “[SRU] no WiFi card, ends with segfault” : Bugs : horst package : Ubuntu Thanks to @tsimonq2 for copiloting and training me during the process!
Did a very short session - reviewed the latest patch for Bug #2045816 “project-x fails to build from source in noble” : Bugs : project-x package : Ubuntu, made a slight modification to it to make a lintian-override more specific, then uploaded it. This is my first upload as an MOTU
linphone (LP: #2047458): Created a ppa for the patches, tested them, then sponsored with more descriptive patch filename
apache2 (LP: #1947459): Verified on my end, Sergio ended up sponsoring it
Reviewed MP to merge ldapscripts from Debian:
Reviewed MP adding new patchset to xorg-server
SRU double-free in Jammy iptables
No IRC pings to report.
I’d like to draw some attention on the xorg-server MP: the user clearly put some effort in preparing it, and it would be a pity to keep commenting on the nits (like I did) without being able to give actual feedback on the actual contents on the MP. I hope a future PP somehow familiar with xorg will be able to have a look at that diff.
migration-reference/0 tests did not help. Added a hint to allow it to migratesystemd-coredump's apparmor profile, but the security team should have the final say. Left my non-security +1 in the MP.UNRELEASED in d/changelog, but LP accepted and built the package even so.LXC_DEVEL=1 – reviewed current status; agreed quick-fix for LXC_DEVEL=1 is preferable way forward, suggested minor fix to DEP-8 test to check runtime files, not build-time, and addressed a minor build-failure on noble. Will sponsor for noble if someone can do a quick review of the changesThe werkzeug work is important, but I wonder if it stretches a little beyond the capabilities of patch piloting. Same for liblxc-dev where the bug seems to have gone into a tangent about making more significant packaging updates than a simple patch.
I also noticed that the ~ubuntu-sponsors MP slot is being taken and thus MPs are disappearing from the queue. I’ve commented about this before but there was no further discussion on this point. I think I will probably just change the bot and queue to use ~ubuntu-sponsors-reporter when I get round it to work around this issue as I suggested. In the meantime, I think MPs are still being lost from the queue.
Sponsored fsvs, dotnet8 and lcov. Also investigated gettext which sadly had already been sponsored without git-ubuntu.
Looked at openssh, cinder and mutter but didn’t feel up to reviewing those more complex merges today.
Short flight today:
sudip, that’s in the Jammy queue.I’d recommend python-uefivars as a starting point for the next pilot.
Thanks!
Many things from the sponsoring report are currently in-flight and I was mostly side-tracked helping out with the time_t transition NMUs in Debian, so didn’t get a lot of stuff done, but at least I could clean up a little bit: