22:02:09 #startmeeting qa 22:02:10 Meeting started Thu Oct 2 22:02:09 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is mtreinish. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 22:02:11 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 22:02:13 The meeting name has been set to 'qa' 22:02:17 hi who do we have here today? 22:02:26 o/ 22:02:29 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/QATeamMeeting#Proposed_Agenda_for_October_2nd_2014_.282200_UTC.29 22:02:33 ^^^ Today's agenda 22:03:50 o/ 22:04:04 ok well let's get started and maybe more people will trickle in 22:04:17 mtreinish: hi 22:04:20 #topic tempest-2 tag (mtreinish) 22:04:22 hi 22:04:48 so now that havana is eol, I'm planning to push the next tag 22:05:00 but since the juno release is so close I was wondering if we should just wait until that 22:05:28 because it's not like this tag will really be dropping havana support (which would be the point of doing it at an eol) 22:05:34 mtreinish: I would vote to wait 22:05:57 mtreinish: I think we said at each release and halfway between, right? 22:06:11 dkranz: no, each release and stable eol 22:06:41 although based on the new stable schedule that would probably be about each release and halfway between 22:06:46 ok 22:07:13 dkranz: the idea was to frame which releases are supported by the tag 22:07:16 o/ here now… 22:08:09 ok, well I guess since there are no nays I'll just make the tempest-2 tag at the Juno release 22:08:21 #info tempest-2 tag going to wait until the Juno release 22:08:35 ok let's move on, unless someone else has something to add 22:09:18 #topic Blueprints 22:09:41 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tempest/juno 22:10:00 so we're basically at the end of the cycle 22:10:16 I'm thinking we'll end up deferring a bunch of open bps 22:10:27 although andreaf left a status update on some of the bps he's been working on 22:10:46 and I think we'll be able to close out a couple more before the end of the cycle 22:11:02 that being said, does anyone have any status updates on an open bp? 22:11:04 mtreinish: Does deferring really mean anything other than changing the release field? 22:11:42 dkranz: no, not really 22:12:12 although we haven't figure out how we want to handle the specs 22:12:28 https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tempest/+spec/client-checks-success is nearly done except for nova 22:12:31 some of the other projects are making people resubmit for new cycles, although I'm not sure we want to do that 22:13:01 mtreinish: but since we are really talking about changing the client interface to return one value, there is no point in finishing it as is 22:13:13 dkranz: ok, yeah nova is the big one 22:13:30 dkranz: well doing the status code in the clients would still be a part of that right? 22:13:31 mtreinish: But when we change to return one value, it touches all the same code in the tests, so might as well wait 22:13:52 oh yeah, good point 22:14:16 I am eager to get going on removing _, x = () crap 22:14:33 We now have a ton of it :) 22:14:51 dkranz: agreed :) 22:14:58 dkranz: well, throw up a quick spec for the new return format. We may not need to wait until summit to start that 22:15:27 mtreinish: sure, I will just propose what Sean put out 22:16:00 dkranz: ok, I think I'll be fine with that 22:16:11 I think everyone else liked it too 22:16:22 mtreinish: BTW, I am continuing to work on the config_tempest thing. But doing it in a way that works with all deployments is touch and needs a lot of internal testing. 22:16:33 mtreinish: I will put up a WIP soon. 22:16:46 mtreinish: I mean is tough 22:17:02 dkranz: ok, I'm be curious to take a look at that 22:17:09 mtreinish: By internal testing I mean on clouds that we don't have in the gate 22:17:11 especially because the spec never really went anywhere 22:17:33 mtreinish: I just went with the comments I had made 22:17:49 mtreinish: I needed to do it anywat 22:18:08 yeah, there were enough comments there from everyone to have a spec just from that :) 22:18:53 ok are there any other bps to discuss? 22:19:04 mtreinish: deferred BP can be worked immediately or needs to wait till tempest tag etc? 22:19:46 gmann: work can continue, the tag is just a mark to coincide when we dropped or added support for a release 22:19:58 gmann: although I haven't deffered anything yet :) 22:20:09 ohk 22:20:32 masayukig: I think we're ready to close the scenario migration bp too, unless there's something we missed 22:20:54 the reason the cli tests still worked with the requirements drop is because devstack installs them from git, and the gate runs with site-packages=True 22:21:26 although the last part doesn't matter, because it's just looking for the binary :) 22:21:40 mtreinish: yeah, ok. I got it. I agree to close it. 22:22:50 masayukig: ok cool, can you take care of that on lp? 22:22:57 mtreinish: that reminds me that we should really have a test that installs tempest on a machine that does not have devstack on it. 22:23:18 dkranz: the unit tests don't have devstack 22:23:41 mtreinish: oh, ok. great. 22:24:27 ok, last call for any other bps to discuss 22:25:29 #topic Devstack 22:25:40 dtroyer: ok, you're up, anything new in the world of devstack? 22:26:22 I'm starting to get the cleanup-type stuff going before we cut the stable/juno release 22:27:22 that includes cosmetic stuff like docs bugs and comment cleanups 22:28:15 we are also backporting the re-worked process handling to stable/icehouse so we can get grenade off using screen. 22:28:39 (looking) I think they all finally merged… 22:28:56 dtroyer: yeah I think they did 22:28:57 that's pretty much it 22:29:12 dtroyer: ok cool, thanks 22:29:36 dtroyer: oh, I was curious has there been any updates on making devstack.org more up-to-date? 22:29:46 someone was asking about that recently 22:31:04 that's basically me doing the update by hand… 22:31:33 work has begun to move the hosting to infra-managed server so that should eventually be automated 22:31:59 dtroyer: sry, I meant the infra-hosted automation part 22:33:27 ah, ok. not sure, anteaya has been handling that. I understand the domain transfer has happened so they're willing to do something now 22:33:44 o/ 22:33:48 what did I do? 22:34:01 anteaya: devstack.org rehosting 22:34:02 yes the devstack.org under infra thing? 22:34:20 anteaya: yeah, is there anything going on there? 22:34:23 yeah so fungi is getting the foundation owned domain name on the correct rackspace server 22:34:39 so we can point it where we need to point it, when we have something to point it at 22:35:02 right now one of the two parties has a ticket, something about that name in use as a subdomain 22:35:12 fungi is working to get that straigtened out 22:35:23 then make a server, or put it on one we have 22:35:32 and create publish jobs to publish it and host 22:35:42 is how I am envisioning things thus far 22:35:54 but hey, y'know, obstacles 22:36:00 that's what I have 22:36:17 anteaya: ok, very cool. Yeah, that seems like a good approach 22:36:23 okay 22:36:29 I was just curious where we stood on that stuff 22:36:32 happy to share status updates as I have them 22:36:41 of course, thanks for letting me update 22:36:59 ok, then does anyone else have anything else to discuss on devstack? 22:38:03 #topic Grenade 22:38:21 jogo, sdague: anything new on grenade? 22:38:35 I've seen some changes going through around javelin 22:38:56 and I know progress has been made on stopping screen usage with grenade 22:39:08 i hope to get the dns situation worked out for it in the next day or so 22:39:15 (oh, new topic) 22:39:21 fungi: heh, no worries 22:40:50 ok well, I guess we can come back to grenade later... 22:41:03 #topic Bugs 22:41:16 gmann: how does are bug backlog look this week? 22:41:21 s/are/our 22:41:54 Its pretty good progress last week. new bug went down to 30 - https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/Tempest-bug-report 22:42:03 mtreinish: sorry, on grenade front I did land the icehouse patches that should let us get there. cdent is looking in the morning 22:42:37 sdague: ok cool, thanks 22:42:59 gmann: yeah, I saw a lot of things being closed out by maurosr this week 22:43:19 I think he took this week's rotation 22:44:10 mtreinish: yes 22:45:09 gmann: ok, cool. We're slowly getting there. I'm looking forward to 0 new bugs and hopefully we'll be able to maintain it 22:45:22 mtreinish: ++ 22:45:32 mtreinish: + we keep monitoring the new bugs coming to triage those earlier which is always easy to do for old ones 22:46:02 mtreinish: yes. hopefully soon we will be at 0 :) 22:46:28 gmann: are there any bugs that stick out that could use some extra eyes on them? 22:47:30 mtreinish: currently nothing, but I will let you guys know if something there. 22:47:39 gmann: ok cool, thanks 22:47:50 does anyone have anything else to discuss about bugs? 22:48:46 #topic Critical Reviews 22:49:13 ok, does anyone have any reviews that they'd like to get some extra eyes on? 22:49:30 mtreinish: It is not mine, but the one I put in the agenda 22:49:59 dkranz: ah, ok yeah 22:50:09 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/112581/ 22:50:15 that is one large patch 22:50:24 mtreinish: It has two +2 from afazekas and me 22:50:41 mtreinish: I don't see how it could have been smaller. It does what it does. 22:51:07 well he could have broken the functionality of cleanup_server into a series based on functional groups 22:51:20 it looks like it's fairly modular to handle new resource types already 22:51:20 mtreinish: It is proportional to the number of resources we have 22:51:42 mtreinish: Yes, that was my main review comment on the first round 22:51:59 dkranz: yeah, but reading a 1000+ line file takes a lot of time and will be error prone 22:52:34 mtreinish: I guess it is a matter of style. I would rather read 1000 lines than 10 files with 100 lines in different patches 22:53:27 mtreinish: It's pretty cookie cutter stuff 22:54:06 it looks that way, but its just a matter of what's easily consumable in a sitting 22:54:18 but I'm not going to block it on that if it already has 2 +2s 22:54:32 anyway does anyone else have any other reviews? 22:54:45 I have a couple this week myself: 22:54:47 #link https://review.openstack.org/122538 22:54:54 and 22:54:56 #link https://review.openstack.org/125735 22:56:31 ok if there aren't any other reviews I guess we can end early 22:56:46 I did have summit brainstorming on the agenda 22:56:56 but there isn't a lot of time left to discuss any topics on the list 22:57:11 but I guess I'll push for people to add any topics to that list 22:57:31 even if it's something small given the new summit format it'll be good to just note it beforehand 22:57:44 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/kilo-qa-summit-topics 22:58:30 ok, thanks everyone 22:58:36 tx 22:58:38 #endmeeting