14:04:06 #startmeeting cinder 14:04:06 Meeting started Wed Jul 2 14:04:06 2025 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is jbernard. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:04:06 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:04:06 The meeting name has been set to 'cinder' 14:04:12 o/ 14:04:13 #topic roll call 14:04:15 o/ 14:04:17 o/ 14:04:18 o/ 14:04:20 #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/cinder-flamingo-meetings 14:04:34 o/ 14:05:21 hi 14:05:49 o/ 14:09:44 welcome everyone 14:10:16 #annoucements 14:10:35 all new commits need a 'signed-off-by' field in teh commit message 14:10:45 this is done by adding the '-s' flag to git-commit 14:11:00 #link https://docs.openstack.org/contributors/common/dco.html 14:11:05 rosmaita: ^ anything to add 14:11:54 not really, i am not sure about the status of automated checking, so core reviewers may need to check for a while 14:12:27 i just used it this morning 14:12:34 hi 14:13:22 rosmaita: do we know if patches will fail gate if it's not present? 14:13:51 not sure, because it is only required for changes after 30 June 14:14:13 so a June patch with no changes that is approved today doesn't need to have it 14:14:32 ok 14:15:07 I seem to have been disconnected for ~10 minutes, are we still on the "Signed-off-by" topic? I just hit something that might be of interest 14:15:22 sp-bmilanov1: yep 14:15:22 we are, go ahead 14:16:15 nice, so, I wanted to cherry-pick some changes to stable/2024.1 and I can't do it from the Gerrit UI because of this new requirement.. I can do it via git's CLI though 14:16:36 fun 14:17:00 but it seems better to do it via Gerrit's UI since it tracks it a bit more with the "cherry pick of" row in the UI 14:17:45 sp-bmilanov1: you could raise this issue with the infra team, maybe they're aware already 14:18:09 will do, thanks 14:18:24 but also, if you 'git cherry-pick -x ' locally, you get the cherry-picked-from line in the commit message 14:18:58 * sp-bmilanov1 is testing it out right now 14:21:02 https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/cinder/+/953958 I guess that's good enough until infra figure it out 14:23:05 #topic followup 14:23:22 we have had some gate issues in recent weeks 14:23:33 i /think/ most of those issues have been resolved 14:23:40 rosmaita: ^ can you confirm? 14:23:54 pep8 and barbican patches have landed 14:24:49 mep 14:24:50 i need to check 14:26:15 looks like pep8 is back in shape through 2024.1 (Caracal): https://zuul.opendev.org/t/openstack/builds?job_name=openstack-tox-pep8&project=openstack/cinder 14:26:34 rosmaita something else seems busted though ? https://zuul.opendev.org/t/openstack/build/d65450201076455dab6328c4125af6ec 14:27:17 and barbican seems ok through caracal, also: https://zuul.opendev.org/t/openstack/builds?job_name=cinder-tempest-plugin-lvm-lio-barbican&project=openstack/cinder 14:27:21 hemna: looking 14:27:56 hemna: i think there was some discussion about that in the glance channel recently 14:28:27 ok. any ideas / resolution yet? 14:29:03 not sure, reading now: https://meetings.opendev.org/irclogs/%23openstack-glance/%23openstack-glance.2025-07-01.log.html#openstack-glance.2025-07-01.log.html#t2025-07-01T17:37:07 14:29:09 ok ty 14:31:59 hemna: sounds like it may be fixed now? go ahead and give your patch a recheck and let's see what happens 14:32:11 ok will do 14:33:44 #topic sdk, missing cinder/volume commands 14:33:46 simondodsley: ^ 14:33:54 whilst working on some openstack ansible modules i noticed a bunch of cinder/volume commands do not seem to be represented in the SDK. Who can look at getting these added? Mainly around qos specs, but a few other as well. I have a link to an etherpad with a list in the meeting etherpad. 14:35:47 simondodsley: is that list comprehensive, or just the one's you noticed? 14:36:16 i know rajat has spent time on the sdk/client 14:36:24 just what ive noticed, although i think i t is pretty comprehensive 14:36:38 #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/cinder-openstacksdk-gaps 14:37:25 i'm stuck creating new cinder ansible modules without these SDK entries. I can use http methods to do it but that is very untidy 14:37:38 yeah.. 14:37:57 #action current sdk state, what to do about missing commands 14:38:35 simondodsley: i dont have a quick answer, but i should have a better understanding before next meeting 14:38:44 ok- thanks 14:38:51 are you volunteering? :) 14:39:14 not really - i took a look at the sdk code and didn't understand it 14:40:14 ill try to have a better answer by next meeting 14:41:18 👌 14:41:20 unrelated, i did reach out to macrosan about their wiki updates, haven't gotten a response yet (related to fungi's topic last meeting) 14:41:47 #topic open discussion 14:42:03 what is the state of reviews from cores? 14:43:25 * sp-bmilanov1 just got back from #openstack-infra, the Signed-off-by issue with backporting is known and present in the announcement in the ML -- https://lists.openstack.org/archives/list/openstack-discuss@lists.openstack.org/message/KGEKDH3AKRM3CKQW7SEVVVQFV2X6OCF6/ 14:45:44 simondodsley: we need more 14:46:06 cores or reviews??? 14:46:10 yes 14:46:20 there are a lot of patches out there outstanding for some time 14:46:26 sp-bmilanov1: ok, so you *can* use the gerrit web UI to backport, but you need to manually add the signed-off-by line to the commit message 14:47:46 i haven't tested that, but does it give you a chance to use the webui editor between starting the backport and creating the change? 14:48:03 i guess it pulls up a commit message editor at the time you click the backport button? 14:49:45 yes, there is a "cherry pick change to another branch" dialog box 14:49:55 it has a "cherry pick commit message" 14:50:26 so you could add the signed-off-by line in there if needed 14:56:35 ok, last call 14:56:45 ugh, I completely missed that, thanks all! 14:58:31 alright, thank you everyone 14:58:35 #endmeeting