Monday, 2025-12-08

fricklerelodilles: do we want to do the osa release before or after the noble switch? I'm open to either option06:40
noonedeadpunktthanks for fixing it btw07:57
elodillesfrickler: let's release it before the noble switch09:54
elodillesfrickler: and maybe we can do a test release after the noble switch with release-test10:00
fricklerok, approved, then I'll do the project-config change once the release is done, then prepare a release-test release, then we have some other small releases pending10:19
opendevreviewMerged openstack/releases master: Release OpenStack-Ansible Flamingo RC1  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/releases/+/97000510:29
opendevreviewElod Illes proposed openstack/releases master: release-test for 2026.1 Gazpacho  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/releases/+/97011111:25
elodillesfrickler: ^^^ here is the release-test test release :)11:25
elodillesmaybe we can do a recheck first when the noble switch patch got merged11:26
fricklerok, https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/project-config/+/963367 approved11:47
elodillesmerged \o/11:52
elodilleshow long does it take for zuul to refresh its job configs? 11:52
elodilles(btw, recheck is not needed as release-tox-{validate,list_changes} jobs are all running already under ubuntu-noble. i forgot that...)11:58
fricklerzuul updates should be fast unless there is a long event queue. approved release-test now, worst case we need to do another one12:01
elodillesyepp12:04
elodilleslet's see \o/12:04
opendevreviewMerged openstack/releases master: release-test for 2026.1 Gazpacho  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/releases/+/97011112:12
elodillesokay, this one did not fail: https://zuul.openstack.org/build/dc969acb6a9544bb8529f27e133c0dc612:15
fricklerhmm, I don't see it on https://tarballs.opendev.org/openstack/release-test/ yet ... maybe the AFS release still needs to run12:22
elodillesand neither this one: https://zuul.openstack.org/build/01eb5b99bf19476e8550b238a1ec637c12:24
elodillesopenstack-release-test -- Mon, 08 Dec 2025 12:22:56 GMT -- 8.2.012:25
elodillesso at least this is on pypi12:26
elodilleshttps://pypi.org/project/openstack-release-test/#history12:26
elodillesnow the tarball is there: https://tarballs.opendev.org/openstack/release-test/12:27
elodillesso far so good12:28
fricklerI agree, which one's next? sushy-tools?12:29
elodillesnote that these are 2 out of the 6 job defs, and it seems that zuul does not even have any logs about the 4 other jobs...12:30
elodillesfrickler: pick any you fancy 12:30
opendevreviewMerged openstack/releases master: Release sushy-tools 2.2.0  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/releases/+/96980612:38
elodillessushy-tools is in place on pypi and tarballs.o.o12:51
elodillesso far it seems that release-openstack-python and publish-openstack-python-branch-tarball work as intended12:51
elodilles(the other 4 jobs are interesting though: stackviz merge and horizon release might trigger some, but it might be that not all 4 of them are used... or, even, none of them... O.o)12:53
fricklerah, yes, stackviz has a broken CI and I have it somewhere down on my todo list to look into that :(13:20
fricklerI have no idea what eslint-config-openstack and karma-subunit-reporter but they seem to be QA projects, too. maybe we can ask gmaan whether we can do kind-of-dummy releases for (one of) them13:25
elodillesor just let things settle and if anything turn out to be broken, then for that specific job we can revert the change back to ubuntu-focal if needed.13:28
fungiokay, so the noble switch seems to have not created a problem with the test release, seems like?14:51
fungii suppose the only other concern is whether it could impact a stable point release from our oldest maintained branch. unlikely but we've seen that before14:51
elodillesthat's a good point.15:05
elodillesmaybe we can wait for a release and see if things work properly and revert if not15:06
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