15:00:57 #startmeeting puppet-openstack 15:00:58 Meeting started Tue Jun 9 15:00:57 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is EmilienM. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:00:59 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:01:03 The meeting name has been set to 'puppet_openstack' 15:01:15 hello, how is here today? 15:01:25 who is here, err 15:01:32 o/ 15:01:34 hey 15:01:48 here 15:02:07 here 15:02:13 #topic review past actions 15:02:26 spredzy submit a review in openstack-infra to integration the cookiecutter templates 15:02:34 done: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/188929/ and https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189216/ 15:02:59 spredzy, clayton create a POC and send an email to the ML about parameter default policy 15:03:06 well second link is about msync 15:03:21 spredzy: it comes together :-) 15:03:21 EmilienM, we haven't talk about it this week, need to postpone to next week 15:03:28 oh ok 15:03:42 clayton to investigate virtualenv support and possibly create a blueprint 15:04:02 I won't be able to work on that until after we finish our kilo upgrades, probably a week or two 15:04:07 ok 15:04:15 clayton to help fix auth_uri issues in providers 15:04:30 clayton: I've seen a patch, I think it's WIP, right? 15:04:34 I think you've seen this one, I put up a review, but there is another one already 15:04:37 o/ 15:04:40 I'll likely end up abandoning mine 15:04:53 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/186863/ 15:05:02 crinkle to propose review abandonment policy 15:05:08 we have an agenda topic, ^ 15:05:15 and spredzy to request feedback on db_sync type on ml 15:05:19 same, agenda topic ^ 15:05:21 so let's start 15:05:25 #topic CI status 15:05:36 #link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1i2z5QyvukHCWU_JjkWrTpn-PexPBnt3bWPlQfiDGsj8/edit#gid=0 15:05:54 beaker is in pretty good shape, we have coverage for most important modules 15:06:05 thanks crinkle and sbadia for your help 15:06:24 puppet4 now: sbadia, cody? 15:06:47 cody has a patch WIP for neutron 15:07:00 _ody usually has conflicts with this meeting 15:07:09 ok np, I'll catch-up with him 15:07:24 and I talk on behalf of sbadia (afk), he's doing swift atm 15:07:28 anything else on CI ? 15:07:44 #action cody to finish neutron patch 15:07:59 #action sbadia to patch swift module for puppet4 15:08:13 #topic Fix released bugs 15:08:23 crinkle: o/ 15:08:32 mfedosin: ^ 15:08:34 mfisch: 15:08:37 sorry 15:08:52 has a new version been released/tagged? 15:09:01 mgagne: not yet 15:09:01 not yet 15:09:32 ok, mfisch is not here I think let's catch-up later in the release topic 15:09:35 mfisch: might be in standup, could move this to later in the meeting 15:09:48 #topic Decision about Abandoned reviews policy 15:09:50 crinkle: o/ 15:10:05 sounds like mailing list was useful 15:10:17 okay, so we started discussing it on the mailing list but i'm not sure we really got anywhere 15:10:21 lots of different opinions 15:10:25 true 15:10:28 <_ody> o/ 15:10:32 o/ 15:10:32 is there a common ground? 15:10:43 should we use the abandon change or not? (auto or manual) 15:11:40 my preference is to abandon as infrequently as possible 15:11:51 many other opinions shared were pro-abandonment 15:11:59 I understand big projects have auto-abandon, but do we need that? 15:12:16 i don't think we have nearly enough traffic for that 15:12:18 crinkle: though we have some very old patches sometimes. Do we really care? 15:12:20 probably best to be consistent with other openstack projects 15:12:35 there isn't an openstack-wide policy 15:12:39 richm: first we would need to check if they all apply this policy. 15:12:42 so there's nothing t obe consistent with 15:12:50 crinkle: good to know 15:12:51 should this one be abandoned? https://review.openstack.org/#/c/93990/ 15:12:57 Updated May 17, 2014 10:58 AM 15:13:28 I don't think so 15:13:28 it has no -1 or -2 15:13:31 it should be reviewed 15:13:37 and rechecked against CI. 15:13:42 oh but for puppet-openstack 15:13:43 we deprecated puppet-openstack a long time ago 15:13:44 and rebase 15:13:49 oh true 15:13:51 so yeah 15:14:26 IMO we shouldn't have any change older than a month or 2. Our policy should derivate from that requirement 15:14:55 I'm also in favor of this, but it might be too strict for our community. 15:15:09 1-2 months without update 15:15:14 some patches are not landed just because nobody reviewed them 15:15:29 could be a comment to poke the original author 15:15:34 my concern is that it is hard for someone who is not core and not the author to restore an abandoned change, so we could lose work that might otherwise be valuable or someone could accidentally repeat someone else's work 15:15:41 if the patch does not pass CI or has negative reviews, I'm in favor of abandon it 15:16:14 why can't anyone un-abandon a change? 15:16:29 mgagne: gerrit acls don't let them 15:16:33 it's a policy in gerrit 15:16:35 crinkle: why not? 15:16:41 crinkle: we could patch that. 15:16:46 crinkle: it's just an acl 15:16:54 This is why I think a human should be involved; we don't want them abandoned because it was never reviewed 15:17:02 crinkle: if there is an ack for a reason, I would like to know about it 15:17:02 mgagne: as fungi explained to me it's because it's attached to the same thing that lets them abandon other people's changes 15:17:16 this topic was about to take a decision, I feel like we need more discussion each others and the mailing list would be useful to save our meeting 15:17:20 crinkle: oh, that makes sense then 15:17:40 Autoclose for not-passing or negative-reviews may be fine though 15:18:11 Hunner: but sometimes there's something with a -1 that's just nearly good enough, but the author moves on 15:18:13 crinkle: indeed, that would be against our review policy 15:18:14 right, the acl permission in gerrit for abandon and restore are the same setting 15:18:44 crinkle: At PL we still close those; we just don't have the bandwidth to deal with "nearly good enough" as much as I would like to :( 15:18:53 crinkle: well, the author can also ask us to restore it... 15:18:54 it's specifically because of the fact that it grants abandon control that we limit it to the change owner and core reviewers of the repo 15:19:20 EmilienM: that's true but if it's a weekend or they're new and don't know that's available then it's hard 15:19:34 the question is: do we have the bandwidth to manage old patches ? 15:19:39 in prior versions of gerrit it was limited to the change owner and not configurable, so the fact that we can now allow it for the core reviewers as well is a big improvement in usability 15:19:54 automation could really help us 15:20:09 EmilienM: i think there are enough of us that we can, and having them around in the queue for a while while we wait for free time doesn't hurt anything 15:20:13 fungi: good to know, thx 15:20:22 thank you fungi 15:20:26 you're welcome! 15:20:43 crinkle: ok. Let's start by your solution #2 and see how it works. 15:21:13 crinkle: if we realize it does not work for us and we need automation, well... #3 with some communication to our community will be chosen 15:21:18 what do you think? 15:21:21 wfm 15:21:28 <_ody> +1 15:21:47 i can send that to the mailing list 15:21:55 * EmilienM is waiting for mgagne's -1/+1 15:22:05 <_ody> We all around probably need to be more willing to pick up abandoned changes too and just get them merged. 15:22:14 sorry, got distracted 15:22:23 +1 on #2 and see how it goes. 15:22:24 tbh, I'm fine with the popular opinion 15:22:38 ok 15:22:54 #action crinkle to close this ML thread and explain our decision 15:22:59 crinkle: anything else about that? 15:23:03 nope 15:23:18 #topic releases 15:23:48 first question: does anyone want to cherry-pick something or are we good now? ( crinkle did a lot of backports lately) 15:24:03 crinkle: tyvm for that great work 15:24:12 yeah 15:24:12 i skipped a bunch that didn't cherry-pick cleanly 15:24:23 crinkle: btw we broke keystone 15:24:31 #link https://review.openstack.org/189742 15:24:38 but out of context 15:24:44 crinkle++ for doing that 15:24:48 EmilienM: :( 15:24:53 ok, if no more cherry picks, please review the patches from crinkle 15:25:11 when everything is merged, we will hopefully make a Juno release 15:25:34 for Kilo, we are waiting for keystone v3 only iirc 15:25:39 richm: o/ 15:26:10 yes 15:27:01 crinkle, richm: do you think it's reasonable to wait until keystone v3 is merged before doing a kilo release? 15:27:23 that means puppet-openstacklib,keystone (and also all provider?) 15:27:44 <_ody> Are we down to simple review or is what remains able to be split up among more people? 15:28:03 keystone v3 (for all modules) depends on 1) use openstack 2) use auth restructure code 15:28:22 the current patches do 1) and 2) for puppet-keystone only 15:28:34 there is a puppet-glance patch to do 1) 15:28:56 richm: is it required to patch other modules or can it work without the patches for now? 15:29:18 we have a lot of providers afik... 15:29:20 it "works" for some value of "works" 15:29:21 i think just openstacklib and keystone is fine 15:29:35 "works" == installs with basic defaults 15:29:45 "works" != every openstack component can use v3 auth everywhere 15:29:46 crinkle: ok. So it won't break other modules providers, right? 15:29:51 no 15:29:54 richm: ok 15:30:00 lgtm for now 15:30:05 for a first kilo release I mean 15:30:32 so if you agree, we wait for keystone/openstacklib patches merged and we release our first Kilo 15:30:48 works for me 15:31:04 just an highlight to people here, this is a huge feature useful for anyone. Reviews and testing are welcome :-) 15:31:42 I would also appreciate a review of the bp 15:31:52 I consider silence as a yes :) 15:31:53 so tehse are any keystone v3 related reviews on openstacklib or keystone module, right? are their multiples, or just one each? 15:31:53 I think it is ready 15:32:06 <_ody> We need the v3 support just to go production with our OpenStack deployment at PL. 15:32:07 openstacklib - one review 15:32:12 mdorman: we have a lot of patches, defined in topics 15:32:19 openstack-specs - one review - bp 15:32:25 puppet-keystone - many, many reviews 15:32:28 _ody: everyone does I think :) 15:32:30 kk 15:32:39 the topic for all of these is bp/api-v3-support 15:32:40 ok let's move on 15:32:55 anything else richm on v3 ? 15:33:07 EmilienM: no 15:33:17 richm: thanks! 15:33:20 #ŧopic openstacklib::db::sync proposal and decision 15:33:42 spredzy: o/ 15:34:13 So I'd like simply to open a vote there based on what I said on the ML 15:34:23 vote doesn't have to take place now, but rather in the ML 15:34:30 #ŧopic openstacklib::db::sync 15:34:34 so we can move forward with that 15:34:41 topic does not change anyway 15:35:12 hmm 15:35:38 mgagne: don't you like what spredzy suggests, having the exec in openstacklib itself for consistency? 15:36:39 EmilienM: I think I explained myself on the ML: it adds little value for the amount of work required 15:36:52 i'm with mgagne, it doesn't provide a lot of value 15:37:01 well, it adds consistency at least 15:37:03 an exec has a consistent interface on its own 15:37:10 ok 15:37:20 unless you come up with an actual use case you can't realize with it, then I don't see why 15:37:23 sorry guys I'm here now 15:37:26 point is mainly not about the exec, but have a common resource across every module to do one thing 15:37:29 what crinkle said 15:37:34 I understand mgagne point here 15:38:18 but the idea is that if someone brings on a new module this person knows for the db sync action it will be openstacklib::db::sync, the same way it is for mysql (ie. openstackli::db::mysql) 15:38:25 for keystone, rabbitmq, etc... 15:38:34 and you still have to make the interface consistent across all modules anyway, even if you have a common one and update it, you will still have to update all the modules to benefit from it, it's not magic 15:38:44 just giving a common resource that does one thing and only onething acoss every module 15:39:30 isn't called an exec? 15:39:36 mgagne, that is correct, but again this is true for every openstacklib:: component 15:39:41 no 15:39:49 didn't you read my latest answer? 15:40:04 there is NO logic in db::sync, it's just rebranding an exec resource 15:40:21 for the sake of having common code 15:41:32 I don't deny that, but it is indeed for the sake of having common code so every module can rely on a meaning full classes name 15:41:43 we could argue that openstacklib::service::install would be a great idea too because we are installing stuff with package resource everywhere and have package_ensure too. so lets create openstacklib::service::install($package_name, $package_ensure) then 15:41:56 again if most of you thinksits not worth it we can go with #2 15:42:07 mgagne: +1 with that 15:42:37 just moving everythin under CLASS::db::sync for the db_sync 15:42:44 ok 15:42:56 yes, that would be a great change 15:43:11 spredzy: can you close the thread with the decision and maybe send a patch as reference? 15:43:31 #action spredzy Send a patch as an implementation reference 15:43:47 #action Send an email on the ML to let community know the final word on that thread 15:43:48 spredzy: thanks! 15:44:10 well, I don't like final :-) but if it works now, let's go like this 15:44:19 #topic move git repos under openstack 15:44:28 w00t topic changed !!! 15:44:49 the patch in project-config is here: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/176326/ 15:44:51 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/176326/ 15:44:54 I have to go now, +1 for that change if redirections are put in place 15:45:01 and the blueprint https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189388/ 15:45:08 mgagne: of course it will 15:45:12 cool, thanks 15:45:19 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189388/ 15:45:26 please review https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189388/ before https://review.openstack.org/#/c/176326/ 15:45:34 we need to agree on "compliant" modules 15:46:09 basically, the modules we test with beaker or/and tripleo + puppet-tripleo which is part of tripleo itself, so it makes sense to move it too 15:46:37 after all of this, I'll make sure redirections work and also openstack/governance is updated. 15:46:54 I'm also working on the blueprint that we discussed during the summit about "what is a compliant module" 15:47:28 please don't hesitate to review these patches on Gerrit, that would be useful to move forward on this 15:47:41 any thoughts about that? 15:48:16 the list looks reasonable to me 15:48:36 ok. Let's move on then. We have mfisch here, let's re-open #Fix released bugs 15:48:42 #topic Fix released bugs 15:48:44 mfisch: o/ 15:48:59 hey ok 15:49:16 so the first part is that we have a ton of bugs marked as FC (Fix Committed) 15:49:27 I went through and moved them to FR for a few projects 15:49:36 keystone, glance, and maybe cinder? 15:49:50 we might need to crowdsource the rest of that its pretty tedious 15:50:00 I typically mark them to a release 15:50:19 which is the 2nd part, we need a new release created in all the projects 15:50:36 not sure who does that maybe mgagne ? 15:50:51 mfisch: he's afk now 15:51:00 I can follow-up on the ML 15:51:03 yeah 15:51:17 I also marked invalid or incomplete a bunch of stuff 15:51:23 before doing liberty target, we might want to release kilo, no? 15:51:37 if we're going to be welcoming to new members we need to watch the bugs 15:51:40 mfisch: thanks a lot for that. I'll give a hand on this later this week 15:51:58 well we could add the L target whenever, I just wanted to find out who did it 15:52:03 mfisch: it is supposed to be part of our tasks. 15:52:05 I'll write up a ML item about all this today 15:52:16 mfisch: awesome 15:52:21 thanks for doing that mfisch 15:52:45 mfisch: maybe in your email you can ask for help to the core group 15:52:55 some projects went from 30 bugs to 8 15:52:56 nice to see 15:53:02 \o/ 15:53:02 \o/ 15:53:29 I think we are done with the agenda 15:53:37 #topic open discussion (no troll please) 15:53:49 no troll because it's not Friday 15:54:00 but feel free to share your patches/bugs/thoughts here 15:54:09 we have 7 min left 15:54:48 I have one, https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189742/ (a backport from crinkle that seems breaking keystone/juno) 15:55:08 whats the break? 15:55:35 mfisch: keystone does not start, it can't find the file. see bug report 15:55:41 #link https://launchpad.net/bugs/1463358 15:55:42 Launchpad bug 1463358 in puppet-keystone "default value of paste_config breaks apache+wsgi on Ubuntu" [High,Confirmed] 15:56:02 I think it's not only wsgi but all keystone 15:56:56 o/ 15:57:21 any gslb folks here today? 15:57:31 EmilienM: time to end the meeting 15:57:36 oops, sorry 15:57:47 EmilienM: I'll look at it today 15:58:00 #endmeeting