Bug 32208

Created attachment 13957 [details]
This is the 23.2 version spec file

Updated the number version in spec, build ok but don't work fine.

Created attachment 13958 [details]
Stellarium 23.1 terminal output

This is a terminal output of Stellarium 23.1. Issues in satellite sources.

Created attachment 13959 [details]
Stellarium 23.2 terminal output

This is terminal output of Stellarium 23.2 built from the spec file. It don't work fine, and show the same issues than 23.1 with satellite sources.

Thank you for this report.
Comparing the terminal 23.1|2 outputs, they are the same at the beginning, and similar thereafter except that 23.2 has many more 'invalid orbits'.
AND 23.2 ends in 'Terminado', which presumably means crash. As you said.
If all you changed in the spec file (comment 1) was:
 Version:        23.2
that would not cause the crash. Must be something else.

Assigning this globally, but CC'ing DavidG & ghibo who have updated this in the recent past.

Source RPM: Stellarium => stellarium-23.1-3.mga9.src.rpm
Assignee: bugsquad => pkg-bugs
Severity: normal => enhancement
Component: New RPM package request => RPM Packages
CC: (none) => geiger.david68210, ghibomgx

I think you should update also calcmysky to 0.3.1.

I guess you built packages locally on your PC. If you build locally the packages of stellarium 23.1 (i.e. current release unchanged), and install and run them (instead of stock ones), would they work?

Also, have you tried to cleanup $HOME/.stellarium? Would change something?

Hi,

I have packaged calcmysky to 0.31 and I have the same issue. I attach calcmysky spec file.

Created attachment 13966 [details]
Calcmysky spec file

This is the spec file of calcmysky. I have only updated the version in the spec. The packaging and installation was successful, however Stellarium still crashes on startup.

Install the corresponding stellarium-*debug* packages, and try to run stellarium within gdb,

gdb stellarium
run

then when it crashes type 'bt' and see where it crashes.

Created attachment 13968 [details]
Stellarium debug file

This is the terminal output executing Stellarium debug

how much memory do you have? Look also in kernel logs, maybe it's killed there because lack of memory.

Ok, ok. I was trying to start it from the virtual machine, and I must have some problem there.

I have moved the rpm packages to my local computer and it works fine, both calcmysky and stellarium install fine and work correctly.

- Start ok.
- Configuration ok.
- Sky and view ok.
- Lens configuration ok.
- Deep space objects, ok.

If you can upload the packages to testing so that someone else can test them and move it to stable it would be good.

Has no one been able to verify this? Reviewed on my computer, it actually works perfectly.

Waiting for upload to testing for testing and validation.

Please move this to stable repositories.

Greetings!

I dont even see it in testing yet?

CC: (none) => fri

I don't even see in cauldron other than https://mirror.math.princeton.edu/pub/mageia/distrib/cauldron/x86_64/media/core/release/stellarium-23.1-3.mga9.x86_64.rpm

Still not uploaded to repos testing

Advisory
========

Updated Stellarium package provides latest release

  - This update provides Stellarium, which is the latest upstream release.
  - This new version comes with a lot of bug fixes, improvements in various tools, new plugins and more.

References:

- https://stellarium.org/release/2023/09/25/stellarium-23.3.html


Add spec to upload in core/update testing:
==========================================
stellarium.spec
calcmysky.spec


I have moved the rpm packages to my local computer and it works fine, both calcmysky and stellarium install fine and work correctly.

- Start ok.
- Configuration ok.
- Sky and view ok.
- Lens configuration ok.
- Deep space objects, ok.

If you can upload the packages to testing so that someone else can test them and move it to stable it would be good.

Review spec and upload this update to testing repositories to test and validate.

Greetings!!

Created attachment 14009 [details]
This is spec file of 23.3 version

But do you have commit right for building packages on cauldron (or not yet)?

I don't know if I have the right or not, what I do know is that I am part of the packaging team (it took a long time to be assigned a mentor), and also the QA team (for even longer)... But other requests update I have reported them like this.

If you are the maintainer you will see the notice, if you are not the maintainer or the application does not have it, you will see it anyway.

Simply verify the spec, to package (I already did it with installation tests that I explain), and upload to the test repo so that QA (if there is someone else) validates it.

Greetings!

(In reply to Jose Manuel López from comment #20)
> I don't know if I have the right or not, what I do know is that I am part of
> the packaging team (it took a long time to be assigned a mentor), and also
> the QA team (for even longer)... But other requests update I have reported
> them like this.
> 
> If you are the maintainer you will see the notice, if you are not the
> maintainer or the application does not have it, you will see it anyway.
> 
> Simply verify the spec, to package (I already did it with installation tests
> that I explain), and upload to the test repo so that QA (if there is someone
> else) validates it.
> 
> Greetings!

Current maintainers are listed here:

http://pkgsubmit.mageia.org/data/maintdb.txt

For stellarium, as it bump the version, it needs first to be upgraded in cauldron, so release of cauldron are not surpassed by those of mga9. Actually stellarium in cauldron is still at 23.1.

To check whether you have already commit rights, you should have your public ssh key loaded in identity.mageia.org (AFAIK you can't add the key yourself, you need some sysadmin adds for you).

Once key is registered, you might try to push (or just bump the release) a package in cauldron.

According to this, https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Becoming_a_Mageia_Packager (but the table might be outdated) seems still to complete something. I add also your mentor here, so he can tell whether you have already the rights. If so you can push stellarium yourself to both cauldron and mga9/updates_testing for validation.

CC: (none) => yvesbrungard

Ok, I'll contact my mentor, to see if he can upload it to cauldron.

Right now I'm packaging for Cauldron, but I have Curl errors in mock....

Thanks for the directions.

Greetings!

Stellarium 22.3 is now in cauldron.

Still with version 23.1 in Mageia 9. Version 23.3 in Cauldron for a month, when did we make it stable? Important improvements and new features...

(In reply to Jose Manuel López from comment #26)

> Still with version 23.1 in Mageia 9. Version 23.3 in Cauldron for a month,
> when did we make it stable? Important improvements and new features...

There isn't yet 23.3 package in mga9's updates_testing.

Don't you have yet commit rights for building and uploading packages?

Papoteur upload it to cauldron

I can't rights for upload to testing

(In reply to Jose Manuel López from comment #29)
> I can't rights for upload to testing

How far is your apprenticeship for getting commit rights? Is this table up to date?

https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Becoming_a_Mageia_Packager

Stellarium 23.4 has already been released too...

...and 24.1

In Blogdrake repo we have the 24.4 version, so we could update this app in Mageia official repos.