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Read Launchpad, Canonical's home for Ubuntu's packages and bugs: check which version of a package each Ubuntu release has and follow its publishing history, read PPAs and the packages they publish, search and read bugs and their comments, look up projects with their releases and milestones, and look up people and teams.
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Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Launchpad.
- Launchpad New BugRuns when a bug is filed against a Launchpad project, a distribution such as Ubuntu, or one of its packages, with the bug's title, description, tags, status and importance
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in Launchpad.
- List Ubuntu releasesList Ubuntu's releases, newest first, with each one's code name, version, whether it is a long-term support release, its status (in development, current, supported or obsolete) and when it came out. Also says which release is current, which is in development and which is the newest supported LTS.
- Get a package's version in each Ubuntu releaseFind which version of an Ubuntu source package each release has: the version a fully updated machine installs, what the release shipped with, the newest security update and update, and any version waiting in proposed or backports. Versions are compared the way apt compares them. Handy for checking where a security fix has landed.
- List a package's publishing historyList the versions of an Ubuntu source package published in the Ubuntu archive, newest first: the release and pocket each went to, whether it is current or was replaced or deleted, its component, when it was published and who uploaded it. Narrow it to one release, pocket or status, or to what was published since a time.
- List a binary package's publishing historyList the builds of a binary package (the name apt installs) published in the Ubuntu archive, newest first, for each release and architecture: version, the source package it came from, pocket, status, priority, how far a phased update has rolled out, and links to the build.
- Get a PPARead a PPA (a personal package archive): its title and description, who publishes it, whether it is active, the key its packages are signed with, and the add-apt-repository command that adds it.
- List a PPA's packagesList the source packages a PPA publishes, newest first, with the version, Ubuntu release, status and publication time of each. Narrow it to one package, release or status, or to what was published since a time.
- Search bugsFind bugs filed against a Launchpad project, a distribution such as Ubuntu, or one of its packages, by words, status, importance, tags and when they were filed or last changed. Each bug comes back with its number, title, status, importance, reporter, assignee and milestone. Without a status, Launchpad returns open bugs only.
- Get a bugRead a bug: its title, description, tags, heat, who filed it and when, how many people it affects, and its status, importance and assignee in every project and package it affects. Also lists the bugs marked as its duplicates, and the bug it duplicates.
- List a bug's commentsList the comments on a bug, oldest first or newest first, with who wrote each, when, and what it says.
- Search projectsFind projects on Launchpad whose name, title or summary matches some words, with each one's short name (what the other actions take), summary, homepage, owner, licences and whether it tracks bugs on Launchpad. A project whose short name is exactly the words comes first.
- Get a projectRead a project on Launchpad: its summary and description, owner, homepage and other links, licences, programming languages, which Launchpad services it uses, and its series (the lines of development its releases come from).
- List a project's releasesList the releases a project has published on Launchpad, newest first, with the version, release date, series, release notes and changelog of each.
- List a project's milestonesList a project's milestones, newest first: the targets bugs are fixed for, with each one's due date, series and whether it has been released.
- Get a person or teamRead a person or team on Launchpad: their name, description, karma, time zone and when they joined, whether they signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct, a team's owner and membership policy, and the PPAs they publish.
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