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<azonenberg>
Hey everyone, so i'm experimenting with cleaning up the multi-repo setup a bit
<azonenberg>
Step one is merging scopehal-cmake into scopehal-apps. So scopehal-apps will contain submodules for scopehal + scopehal-docs
<azonenberg>
and will become the new top level repo for the project ,scopehal-cmake will be kept around with a README pointing to scopehal-apps but will no longer be active
<azonenberg>
Well that's just great, "fixes #foo" commits will close the wrong issues when merging repos
<azonenberg>
But that seemed to work
<azonenberg>
Time for a bit more clenaup now
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[scopehal-apps] tdaede opened issue #139: build instructions for ffts need to produce a shared library - https://git.io/JJObF
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[scopehal-apps] tdaede opened issue #140: cmake doesn't check for presence of yaml-cpp - https://git.io/JJObb
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg opened issue #141: Add cpack support - https://git.io/JJObN
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg opened issue #142: Proper cmake install support - https://git.io/JJObA
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[scopehal-apps] bvernoux opened issue #143: Change .gitmodules url in order to allow clone from anonymous user - https://git.io/JJObp
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] https://git.io/JJONm
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg 1d5a0b0 - Updated README for new top level repo
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] https://git.io/JJONY
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg 2a8ab3d - Updated README with correct URL
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] https://git.io/JJONz
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg 852df1b - Updated README with new build directions
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[scopehal-docs] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] https://git.io/JJONw
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[scopehal-docs] azonenberg 0d09384 - Updated "getting started" with scopehal-apps as new top level repo
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] https://git.io/JJONr
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[scopehal-apps] whitequark opened issue #144: Add ffts as a submodule - https://git.io/JJONF
<miek>
btw, what was the reason for going with ffts?
<azonenberg>
miek: fftw was GPL or another incompatible license
<azonenberg>
i'm open to other suggestions of something that can be linked with proprietary tools
<miek>
ah right
<azonenberg>
but the intent has always been to permit scopehal to plug into vendor scope firmware etc
<azonenberg>
i.e. i want to allow for tek to use a scopehal protocol decode
<azonenberg>
Which means we can't use anything copyleft in the core
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[starshipraider] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±3] https://git.io/JJOxR
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[starshipraider] azonenberg 06af5d1 - Finished initial length matching of last DQ group
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<katharina>
welp, I contracted and survived Covid19
<katharina>
azonenberg: did somebody else pick up the GUI issues that were assigned to me, or are they still open?
<azonenberg>
katharina: ... lovely
<azonenberg>
that explains why you disappeared for a while
<azonenberg>
Doing OK now?
<azonenberg>
AFAIK nobody's touched the issues assigned to you. However, you should probably make a new checkout of the code due to repository reorganization
<katharina>
not really, but i got released from the hospital three days ago
<monochroma>
D:
<azonenberg>
tl;dr scopehal-cmake is dead, scopehal-apps is now the top level repo and imports scopehal and scopehal-docs as submodules
<azonenberg>
i may merge them further in the future
<azonenberg>
and well i guess that's an improvement over last week?
<katharina>
ah i see :)
<katharina>
thats good i guess, with the cmake project being dead
<azonenberg>
we may eventually merge scopehal with scopehal-apps
<azonenberg>
but at least this is a less stupid structure
<katharina>
i definitely plan on keeping contributing. we are using the software in our lab now to test it out
<azonenberg>
i didnt realize it was possible to merge git repos with full history
<azonenberg>
or i would have done it a lot sooner
<katharina>
i still cant use my head very well, i tried some basic webdev yesterday but no dice
<azonenberg>
issues are however a giant pain to merge because any "fixes foo" comments in commit history will be applied to github issues when you unify the history
<katharina>
oh that sucks
<azonenberg>
because those commits end up being recreated in the other repo essentially
<azonenberg>
so basically i have to go back and undo those issue closures after the flattening
<azonenberg>
This is made worse by github having per project namespacing for issues
<azonenberg>
vs global IDs like launchpad and some other platforms use
<azonenberg>
this also means when you move issues from repo to repo you get a new ID
<azonenberg>
since scopehal and scopehal-apps have so many issues unifying those repos would be a much bigger problem
<azonenberg>
but at least scopehal-cmake is gone and that was the biggest thing confusing users
<miek>
is the merge doing a full history rewrite?
<azonenberg>
miek: i'm not quite sure how it works internally
<azonenberg>
check scopehal-apps and see all of the references to submodules etc?
<azonenberg>
but at least things work now
<azonenberg>
katharina: well rest up and continue your UI work when you feel up to it
<azonenberg>
i really like the direction you were going in
<miek>
cause it may not be so bad to have a script go through and filter those keywords from the commit messages, before pushing to github?
<azonenberg>
miek: we'll worry about that if/when we unify the other repos
<azonenberg>
for now apps and lib separate isnt too unreasonable
<miek>
yeah, fair
<azonenberg>
and like i said before i wnat to give it a week or two to shake out any problems from this first flattening
<azonenberg>
before i even think about doing anything more
<Degi>
Ugh why are vacuum components so pricy... Like the turbopump is half as pricy as the vac chamber
<Degi>
Pretty nice that the repos are getting merged :D
<azonenberg>
miek: honestly these days i'd say simulate it :p
<azonenberg>
how fast is it, what layer is it on (internal/external), what substrate, what thickness?
<azonenberg>
these all matter
<azonenberg>
miek: if i you want to PM me a gerber of the layer and stackup info, i'll run a sim when i have time
<azonenberg>
i may have to crop a bit of it out, but it should give you useful info
<miek>
it was just something i saw posted on twitter, it's not mine, only other info i know is it's for DDR3. i've just never seen a design with such wide serpentines like that, feels risky :p
<azonenberg>
ah, ok
<katharina>
its interesting how smth like covid exhausts you to the core. i have problems understanding some pointer arithmetic right now which was no problem at all a few weeks ago
<katharina>
i have a full month worth of sick leave, but I doubt i can rejoin the workforce then from what i heard from the earlier cases here in germany
<monochroma>
katharina: :<
<azonenberg>
katharina: yeah my wife had a pulmonary embolism a few years ago... When you're not getting enough air, hard to concentrate on much else
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<katharina>
azonenberg: oh god - i hope she is doing fine now?
<azonenberg>
Yeah she pretty much recovered fully. We moved literally to the opposite end of the country, a week of nonstop driving
<azonenberg>
That, combined with some other risk factors she had from meds/general health, resulted in DVT in one leg
<azonenberg>
Which went undiagnosed due to a history of muscle cramps in the same area
<azonenberg>
causing similar symptoms
<azonenberg>
This thend led to the PE
<katharina>
wow :c yea i heard about that
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<Degi>
Hmh, doesn't covid also give an increased risk of that... Kinda worried
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<katharina>
Degi: The doctors didnt tell me anything like that, but you never know
<Degi>
I mean I've read that on twitter, so not sure how reliable that is...
<katharina>
I was on an ICU of an university hospital, and I generally feel that the doctors there took great care of sharing the little knowledge they had
<Degi>
Oh nice
<Degi>
I wish you the best for healing!
<katharina>
i very much hope that my sense of smell will come back