17:00:06 #startmeeting qa 17:00:07 Meeting started Thu Sep 26 17:00:06 2013 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is sdague. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:00:08 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 17:00:10 The meeting name has been set to 'qa' 17:00:19 hey, who's around for the QA meeting? 17:00:22 Hi 17:00:24 o/ 17:00:48 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/QATeamMeeting 17:00:54 agenda listed in the link 17:01:13 #topic Blueprints (sdague) 17:01:32 Hi 17:01:44 I need to do some blueprint clean up tonight, I'll do that once I ride my bike home. Try to get things to reflect reality 17:02:01 anyone want to provide updates for open blueprints (beyond the 2 special ones listed in the agenda) 17:02:06 Hi sorry I am late 17:02:27 no worries 17:02:33 sdague: how many targeted open blueprints do we have for H 17:02:49 mtreinish: too many 17:03:08 sdague: I should check the status of client-lib stability 17:03:20 sdague: It is a tempest blueprint but the work is being done by mordred 17:03:35 yeh, that actually caused a really interesting issue with the cliff gate break 17:03:40 because of neutron client renaming 17:03:42 sdague: It was waiting for reviews last I looked 17:04:00 so we're actually testing old servers with new clients 17:04:05 on stable branches 17:04:20 sdague: I guess the code merged then :) 17:04:20 I didn't do it 17:04:31 oh - wait - yeah, I'm working on that and am almost there 17:04:31 sdague: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tempest/havana it doesn't look like that many (that are not implemented) 17:04:34 mordred: well, I think at some point the defaults changed 17:04:48 mordred: Yes, that was what I was referencing 17:05:09 https://review.openstack.org/#/c/41945/ and https://review.openstack.org/#/c/41931/ 17:05:10 mtreinish: ok, well I'd try to get us cleaned up anyway 17:05:13 for anyone following along at home 17:05:36 mordred: Yes. What is needed to push that through? 17:05:37 and adding targets for icehouse, so we can start thinking about that 17:05:52 dkranz: I just need to get infra folks to re-review the first one 17:06:04 mordred: OK, cool 17:06:07 mordred: great 17:06:50 ok, next up 17:06:54 #topic Bogus errors in logs (dkranz) 17:07:08 sdague: So I am going to create a blueprint for this 17:07:17 and mlavalle let me know if you are here for the next topic 17:07:22 dkranz: great 17:07:25 I filed some bugs with a few more to go tagged as error-in-logs 17:07:26 sdague: I am 17:07:57 sdague: I think we should put the whitelist check in tempest code repo so we can update it easily 17:08:05 dkranz: agreed 17:08:11 sdague: As part of the tox job 17:08:21 I was actually going to start in on stubbing that after the meeting 17:08:31 sdague: I'm a little worried about flaky log fails once we do this 17:08:47 The current flakiness is bad already 17:08:50 well, we can run in a non blocking way to begin with 17:09:05 and figure out how bad it would be, logstash actually makes that easy 17:09:10 sdague: Yeah, that's a good idea 17:09:20 * sdague <3 logstash 17:09:44 I actually need to con clarkb into adding it to devstack :) 17:10:06 sdague: I'm not sure how we can report the log failures but not fail the build in a good way 17:10:09 dkranz: ok, let me know as soon as you get the blueprint filed and stubbed 17:10:11 sdague: Can we post a review comment 17:10:19 sdague: Will do 17:10:29 dkranz: so to begin with we can just print out content as part of the tempest run 17:10:38 then use logstash to figure out how often we'd have broken 17:10:50 eventually we're going to need to hard fail on this 17:10:54 sdague: OK. 17:10:59 but we can figure that out later 17:10:59 sdague: Agreed. 17:11:10 there is plenty of plumbing code regardless. 17:11:25 sdague: I'll put some work items in the blueprint 17:11:31 sounds good 17:11:51 sdague: I think that's it for this topic 17:11:52 dkranz: are you getting reasonable uptake by projects on the bugs? 17:11:59 dkranz: great 17:12:05 ok, next topic 17:12:13 #topic neutron testing status (mlavalle) 17:12:17 sdague: The heat one was marked as icehouse with med priority 17:12:18 sdague: I spent this week working with mtresinish, afazekas and dkranz (thank you all for your help) debugging the new isolated networks code added to isolated credentials 17:12:28 mlavalle: great 17:12:41 sdague: it merged this morning. 17:12:42 mlavalle: it merged earlier today 17:12:58 ok, so where does that leave us in the full runs? 17:13:01 I will synch up with mtreinish to define the next step with that 17:13:19 sdague: this is just to enable parallel with neutron 17:13:32 I need to go back to the full runs blueprint and review the status 17:13:34 ok, I just noticed neutron gate jobs don't have the full runs enabled 17:13:42 shouldn't we turn those back on? 17:13:49 I mean in the check queue 17:13:59 not yet. Let me evaluate over the next couple of days 17:14:09 sdague: I don't think anyone looks at them if they always fail 17:14:20 now if you made them gating :) 17:14:21 mtreinish: ok, it's just hard to figure out how bad they are failing 17:14:22 and I'll get back to you. I am talking about full run 17:14:30 given that we have no data right now 17:14:43 sdague: I think they are on the experimental queue 17:14:49 so you can manually trigger them 17:14:50 ok 17:14:51 sdague: I agree with you. I need some fresh runs to gauge where we stand 17:14:53 mtreinish: They are 17:15:01 mlavalle: ok, great 17:15:41 mtreinish: I'll look for the experimental queue and do some runs 17:15:53 if I need help, i'll ping you 17:15:55 mlavalle: it would be great to see if we could get it down to a short list of bugs that are blocking things 17:16:04 mlavalle: ok 17:16:06 sdague: agree 17:16:16 That's my intent 17:16:31 That's all I have 17:16:32 I'm assuming we're talking icehouse-1 at this point, but still would like to keep priority on it 17:16:53 sdague: most likely, but i'll let you know early next week 17:16:54 we'll probably do a session or two at summit with the neutron team to try to come up with longer term strategies here 17:16:55 mlavalle: Just do 'check experimental" in a tempest patch 17:16:58 great 17:17:13 ok, next topic... 17:17:17 dkranz: thanks 17:17:28 #topic rework "skip test" functionality, reprises mkoderer's proposal (gfidente) 17:17:44 giulivo: you around? 17:17:52 mlavalle: I have to run to another meeting… see you around guys 17:18:09 thanks mlavalle 17:18:13 yep so I submitted a few changes to enforce a strict checking of the skip messages and hopefully get the tracker to count them all 17:18:26 giulivo: ok, are there reviews you need eyes on? 17:18:29 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/48121/ 17:18:38 nope but the suggestion which popped was to just make that a decorator 17:18:55 so that would change a bit how we use/count the skips, is that okay to everyone to change? 17:19:14 yes, that's fine by me 17:19:19 giulivo: its fine if it makes things simpler and consistent 17:19:44 I looking forward to the patch :) 17:19:49 ok, that was all from me then, just looking for some sort of okay 17:20:04 yep, +1. look forward to reviewing it :) 17:20:15 ok, last schedule topic 17:20:23 #topic Critical Reviews (sdague) 17:20:43 ok, now is the time to bring up reviews that you think we've let fall through the cracks, or became contentious 17:20:52 this is a devstack one: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/46314/ 17:21:02 to enable tenant isolation on neutron runs 17:21:21 it's only been mergeable since this morning 17:21:50 ok, +2 from me, can you hit up dtroyer after the meeting to get the other +2? 17:21:58 other reviews 17:22:01 sdague: sure 17:22:33 mkoderer: did your stress test change merge through? 17:22:50 sdague: yes 17:22:54 ok, great 17:22:58 it's was merged this morning 17:23:08 so we will see the results next days 17:23:13 ok, cool, so hopefully that fixes the cron job tonight 17:23:31 otherwise I actually feel like we're keeping up pretty well 17:23:31 sdague: yes I hope so :) 17:23:48 great to have mkoderer and giulivo on the team with reviews 17:23:59 ok, lets switch to ... 17:24:05 #topic Open Conversation 17:24:36 well I guess I should mention that elastic-recheck is now in gerrit 17:24:37 I guess the only thing that I wanted to say is next week I'll set aside some time for design summit conversations about the talks we want there in the track 17:24:51 https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+project:openstack-infra/elastic-recheck,n,z 17:24:59 sdague, about the blueprints triage, i believe this one can be closed: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tempest/+spec/upgrade-testing-in-gate 17:25:16 mtreinish, +1 thanks for that 17:25:18 adalbas: great, will do 17:25:27 mtreinish: That's great. Hopefully fewer people will 'recheck no bug' 17:25:40 dkranz: it's still running on my laptop at this point 17:25:47 mtreinish: :) 17:25:50 dkranz: +1, mtreinish, jog0 and clarkb did a great job here 17:25:56 hopefully we'll get it up on infra shortly 17:26:53 but everyone should feel free to contribute to elastic-recheck to make it better :) 17:26:54 it's very cool that elastic-recheck has become a thing :) 17:26:59 definitely 17:27:42 everyone with tempest +2 has +2 on that repo, so you can approve in new bug patterns 17:27:49 which is probably something we should mention 17:28:08 Good to know 17:28:28 ok, anything else from folks? 17:28:37 other topics for open discussion? 17:29:50 sdague: hey 17:30:01 annegentle: hey 17:30:10 general question -- is there interest in reviewing docs prior to the release? 17:30:28 annegentle: can you specify what kind of docs? 17:30:42 hey hey 17:30:44 For example, if I set up a doc review blitz for API docs and operator docs, would QA want to read-read-read? 17:31:01 my sense is that QAers are mostly interested in api docs 17:31:16 we could open it up to folks for sure, I think like you said, on the API side there is probably the most interest 17:31:40 okay, I'll see if I can come up with a plan and date 17:31:41 sounds good to me 17:31:46 dianefleming: sound good to you? 17:31:47 sounds good 17:32:00 me and dianefleming are doing an "output test blitz" tomorrow 17:32:01 we'll encourage folks to participate 17:32:06 cool 17:32:14 but then I thought QAers might like a blitz we open up to more people 17:32:17 sounds good 17:32:20 ok, thanks sdague 17:32:23 that's all I had 17:32:26 great 17:32:32 ok, any last topics from folks? 17:32:41 going once... 17:32:51 going twice... 17:33:03 ok, lets call it a meeting. 17:33:16 thanks for coming everyone, we'll see you in #openstack-qa 17:33:20 #endmeeting