Time  Nick             Message
15:25 Calinou          I'm getting this when trying to fetch Gauges 1.0.3 on ContentDB: 'fatal: update_ref failed for ref 'HEAD': cannot update ref 'refs/heads/master': trying to write non-commit object 8588d63cc6abd8f15e9f7b72696b1ed543b70561 to branch 'refs/heads/master''
15:26 rubenwardy       is there a master branch?
15:26 Calinou          yes, I created the v1.0.3 tag and pushed it too
15:26 Calinou          I also set up the webhook, but did so after pushing the tag so it won't apply for now
15:27 rubenwardy       did you give an explicit commit when creating the release?
15:27 Calinou          no, just v1.0.3, but I think it worked last time when I used a tag
15:27 rubenwardy       hmm
15:28 rubenwardy       there is no 8588d63cc6abd8f15e9f7b72696b1ed543b70561, so I have no idea where that came from
15:28 Calinou          I ended up entering the commit hash and it worked
15:28 Calinou          interestingly, the folder structure is different from 1.0.2
15:29 Calinou          the ZIP has a different name, and contains the files directly instead of having a folder inside
15:29 rubenwardy       I create zip files using a different tool now
15:29 Calinou          (doesn't this break in-client installation?)
15:29 Calinou          the client code should be able to determine this automatically so both are supported, ideally
15:29 rubenwardy       the client code doesn't care about the zip name
15:30 rubenwardy       I don't think it even cares about the names of subdirectories
15:30 Calinou          but this one has no main subdirectory
15:30 rubenwardy       like, you could have     sfdasd.zip/somewrongthing/init.lua, and it'll install to    mods/correctmodname/init.lua
15:30 Calinou          it has a bunch of subdirectories and init.lua directly in the root
15:30 rubenwardy       the subdirectories from the repo?
15:30 Calinou          yes
15:30 Calinou          compare 1.0.3 to 1.0.2 on https://content.minetest.net/packages/Calinou/gauges/
15:31 rubenwardy       well, the client code supports not having a superfluous subdirectory
15:31 rubenwardy       ContentDB used to use git archive to make zips, now it uses a library call git-archive-all in order to support submodules
15:32 Calinou          ok, good :)
15:32 Calinou          I was just wondering whether the client code supported this
15:33 rubenwardy       just tested, it does
15:36 MinetestBot      02[git] 04Df458 -> 03minetest/minetest: Add animated_image[] formspec element  (#9258) 137ce2178 https://git.io/Jvldm (152020-02-15T15:33:18Z)
18:48 An0n3m0us        Hey guys; I'm looking for anyone's opinion on whether mtg should have doors that are made of different woods (they'll also have different textures of course). What do you think?
18:49 An0n3m0us        Secondly, do you think door icons should look like the one on the left in this picture: https://i.paste.pics/84382311f94fbf73e66349f1ecb5cfd5.png
19:39 whtemple1959     Hello, I need help understanding the Basic Robot programming. I have tested the chest mover 1 script from https://wiki.minetest.net/Mods/basic_robot#Chest-Mover1 and hanno Behrens farmer_01 script. both work perfectly on their own. here is the rub. My accountant brains thinks that combining the two scripts into should result in a robot getting seeds from a chest and then planting a field. But, I get an error #ROBOT
19:39 whtemple1959     ERROR 84 attempt to call global "f" (a nil value) in the Hanno Behrens' script there is a line at line # 26 f=coroutine.wrap(function() and then at 59 num=f(). there is no "f" any where in either scripts. My question is what have I done wrong that the scripts do not function together?
20:15 Hawk777          whtemple1959: it would be easier for us to figure out what’s going on if you post exactly your own script, rather than us having to try and reconstruct what you did. Could you post it somewhere (e.g. https://pastebin.com/)?
22:33 hisforever       Hi I'm trying ot use tech pac, but its not shownin up
23:02 BurningPrincess1 Would //set air or //deleteblocks be better to remove bulds flaoting in the air?
23:03 BurningPrincess1 I thought //deleteblocks messed the database for the map up and could lead to it being ruined
23:05 sfan5            not really
23:06 sfan5            like the name says deleteblocks will delete the mapblocks and more importantly allow terrain to be regenerated (if you explore it again)
23:06 sfan5            for removing buildings floating somewhere in the air the only relevant difference is the 16x16x16 granularity
23:06 sfan5            basically you should just use //set air
23:07 BurningPrincess1 Thank you. riff-IRC  said that it can lead to shadows on the land below tho
23:07 BurningPrincess1 sfan5,  why should I use //set air?
23:08 sfan5            because there is no reason to use //deleteblocks
23:08 BurningPrincess1 sfan5,  thank you
23:08 sfan5            the shadow thing might happen but I don't know if shadows could not happen with deleteblocks
23:09 BurningPrincess1 sfan5,  never knew map blocks was 16x16 either
23:11 BurningPrincess1 And are all areas (made on their own)  within an area sub areas of that area  or will I have to remove them one by one?