16:00:19 #startmeeting releaseteam 16:00:20 meeting time! 16:00:20 Meeting started Thu Mar 14 16:00:19 2019 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is smcginnis. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:21 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:00:24 The meeting name has been set to 'releaseteam' 16:00:29 Ping list: smcginnis ttx dhellmann diablo_rojo hberaud evrardjp fungi armstrong 16:00:33 o/ 16:00:37 o/ 16:00:38 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/stein-relmgt-tracking 16:00:50 o/ 16:00:56 o/ 16:01:05 aloha 16:01:34 Looks like ttx has us set with a long agenda today (thanks!) so I think we can get going. 16:01:42 #topic Standing release automation issues 16:01:55 So I approved a bunch of stuff this morning 16:02:00 This is related to switching to bionic, right> 16:02:05 and then was assaulted by release-job-failures 16:02:16 smcginnis: partially yes 16:02:24 Three issues 16:02:24 you were our guinea pig! 16:02:31 which I described in several ML posts 16:02:48 can't say i didn't warn you to be on the lookout ;) 16:02:49 First one is solved by https://review.openstack.org/#/c/643328/ 16:03:00 which should merge asap 16:03:20 The governance one is likely transient, we'll reenqueue when https://review.openstack.org/#/c/643328/ lands 16:03:44 The tripleo-ui one is due to a hardcoded host mention 16:03:58 fungi: do we ahve a fix in flight for this one? 16:04:22 ttx: yes, i replied to the ml with it 16:04:26 Hmm https://review.openstack.org/#/c/643353/ 16:04:28 let me find that 16:04:33 got it 16:04:42 Doesn't look like that one is happy. 16:04:48 eww, look at all the lint 16:05:15 AttributeError: 'AnsibleUnicode' object has no attribute 'get' eeewwwww 16:05:37 thanks for nothing ansible-lint 16:06:32 Can we assume mordred is on that? 16:06:41 maybe it's its way to complain about spaces in the task name 16:06:58 if that is the case I recommend therapy 16:07:19 yeah, i'm pinging him to help figure it out 16:07:27 over in #openstack-infra 16:07:31 anyway, that one is less urgent 16:07:39 So assuming that all merges, are we pretty confident that is all the issues? 16:07:39 since it only affects tripleo-ui 16:07:48 which TripleO is not even sure to include in release 16:07:56 yes 16:08:11 OK, good. 16:08:19 And nothing to reenqueue? 16:08:37 the governance one should be reenqueued 16:08:46 well, it may affect other javascript-based projects trying to release too 16:08:51 openstack/governance 0.4.0 16:08:55 so getting it ironed out sooner is better 16:09:42 i'll reenqueue the governance tag and make sure we don't see any recurrence but i'm pretty sure that was a random provider issue 16:09:45 We have a list of horizon projects on the agenda. I would assume then we shouldn't release any of those for now. 16:09:59 ++ 16:10:32 Alright, sounds like everything is in hand. I'll move to the next topic. 16:10:45 when we get a fix for the observed tripleo-ui release failure merged we can try approving one js-based project release and not a large batch initially, just to see what happens 16:10:46 #topic Stein branch creation hold 16:10:56 fungi: ++ 16:11:11 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/643268/ 16:11:14 yeah, just a quick point that while the patch has been created, apparently we should wait for tonyb to try something 16:11:39 I think we should do it sooner rather than later though 16:11:49 This is related to having the upper-constraints handling updated to simplify that transition, right? 16:11:50 so do we have an ETA on that tonyb-thing? 16:11:58 smcginnis: yes 16:12:03 I don't know about an eta 16:12:05 Really too bad this is in the middle of his night. 16:12:13 I think we're going to have to switch times again. 16:12:19 something he will have to fix as our new fearless leader 16:12:21 Or send Tony a heck of a lot of coffee. 16:12:48 the release management diet 16:13:35 So nothing for us to do right now, just awareness that some branching things are on hold pending Tony's update, right? 16:13:38 ok, let's make sure we communicate with him later in the day / earlier in his day to see how far it is and if it's worth waiting 16:14:04 Does this mean we should not process any branch creation patches until then. (assuming we can release again soon) 16:15:18 hmm, I'd say no.. but I'm not sure.. dhellmann ? 16:15:42 this is the change we need: https://review.openstack.org/643387 16:16:27 dhellmann: So we should merge that before processing any branch requests? 16:16:35 ah. Probably wait then 16:16:50 yes, that's the idea 16:17:01 OK. 16:17:01 I just did that very quickly, so check my spelling in that URL, please :-) 16:17:09 dhellmann: note that we have a bunch that have already gone in 16:17:09 I do see it redirects to master for now: https://releases.openstack.org/constraints/upper/stein 16:17:21 (I list them on my commit message) 16:17:24 ttx: it won't be the end of the world 16:17:44 Do those ones that have branched need to be updated? Or they are fine for now and we eventually get to where we want to down the road? 16:17:50 oh, we may need to update that template with the redirects after the opendev change 16:18:07 they're fine for now, the patches just point to something that doesn't exist so they can't merge 16:18:39 ok, I think we can safely move to next topic then 16:18:49 or rather they can, but they will break local development if they do 16:18:51 so they *shouldn't* merge 16:18:52 this change was all about removing that window 16:19:33 And that's no different than how we've been for at least the last few releases, so that's fine. 16:19:47 oh, I wonder if that branch variable is going to contain "stable/stein" not just "stein" 16:20:38 We better find out I guess. 16:20:41 I'll move on for now though. 16:20:44 #topic deliverables with no intermediary releases yet 16:20:49 yeah 16:20:54 This one is more FYI 16:21:09 Do we need to add --type other and --type horizon-plugin to our process doc? 16:21:22 We have a significant set of things that are cycle-with-intermediary and had no release yet 16:21:40 so we have no fall back if they do not produce anything 16:22:11 I guess we could have switched them to cycle-with-rc around FF like the service stuff 16:22:16 Maybe add something that at RC1 they we force them if nothing from the team? 16:22:46 Those types have always been a little different. I'm never sure if we should treat them as libs or services or what. 16:22:50 but in a lot of cases (like the tempest-plugins) it's just that there is little interest in releasing them more than once (be it through RCs or intermediary releases) 16:22:59 Which I guess is why they are called "other" in the first place. :) 16:23:18 I wonder if we should not have one new release type called "automatic" 16:23:22 Horizon ones kind of seem like they should be considered client libs though. 16:23:26 the reason for making the tempest plugins -with-intermediary is that nothing can consume a pre-release of a python library in our CI system 16:23:43 I don't know if anything does consume those from releases, though 16:23:47 at least in CI 16:23:57 dhellmann: making them "cycle-automatic" we would just automatically release them on RC weel for example 16:24:03 week* 16:24:03 sure, that works 16:24:22 we certainly _could_ consume prereleases in our jobs if we want (there's a pip option to enable them) 16:24:40 note that I would not encourage puting anything other than .. hmm.. "other" into that mode 16:24:43 it's more been a philosophical choice to prefer testing against releases 16:24:50 yeah 16:25:07 horizon-plugins should proabbly be made cycle-with-rc 16:25:08 "automatic" would make it explicit, but would we still want to give them the option to release as needed? 16:25:14 ttx: maybe cycle-automatic is just cycle-with-intermediary && other then? 16:25:22 maybe 16:25:28 smcginnis: sure 16:25:36 although... 16:25:53 I'd say that -automatic things would be re-released at then end 16:25:56 the* 16:26:03 we would have to update list-deliverables to let us query for the absence of a value to build the list of intermediary things that need earlier releases, so a new model might be easier 16:26:07 If commits merged since last release 16:26:21 like if you do a release around milestone-1 we would still push a new release at the end of the cycle 16:26:47 Or we just add to process.rst that we force release c-w-i --type other like we do for the other intermediary deliverables. 16:26:49 yeah 16:27:07 yeah, that works, too 16:27:34 anyway, that's more for next cycle 16:27:43 Adding a note at the bottom of the tracking doc to remember 16:27:48 Yay, defer to the next PTL> :) 16:27:56 For this cycle... I'd say force them at RC1 16:28:04 or the week after 16:28:31 I can add a note to this week's countdown email. 16:28:35 see the task I added to R-2 16:28:58 Great, was going to say that seems like the right timing to me. 16:29:24 I will mention it to raise awareness now though. 16:29:33 And we would create stable branches with that too? 16:29:33 ++ 16:29:55 yes 16:30:13 OK, moving on then. 16:30:28 #topic mnaser's recent question on the IRC channel 16:30:42 See 14:37 utc and down in the backlog 16:31:20 #link http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/irclogs/%23openstack-release/%23openstack-release.2019-03-14.log.html#t2019-03-14T14:37:10 16:31:24 wanting to create a stable/rocky branch on a recently-added deliverable 16:31:27 Hello 16:31:34 asking how to proceed 16:31:39 mnaser: oh hi sir 16:31:54 Yep. It’s necessary for us to get it to run and integrate with the rest of the repos 16:32:08 It's independent, so I guess just add the branching request there? 16:32:29 Odd since it wasn't actually part of that cycle, but these deployment projects are different than the other ones. 16:32:30 is it independent? 16:32:34 Yep. All our roles are independent indeed so as far as I understood that should be okay? 16:32:38 Maybe I read through too fast. 16:32:49 yeah, just edit the deliverable file 16:32:50 mnaser : do you need to branch the role? or openstack-ansible? 16:32:52 Yes I believe all our roles are independent. I’m on mobile so I can’t double check 16:33:11 No, the role: specifically OpenStack-ansible-os_mistral 16:33:31 ok, there aren't any branches at all in the deliverable file right now 16:33:38 I'm not sure what will happen if you try to just branch one repo 16:33:44 so we might need to just do this by hand 16:33:48 Yep, we added it this cycle.. so it’s a bit tricky 16:33:50 it's not cycle-independent right 16:34:15 ok so 16:34:34 One issue is that in theory we do NOT add deliverable files after a release is done 16:34:49 oh, there are *older* deliverable files in the independent directory so I got confused 16:35:12 So it isn't independent? I think both statements have been madre. 16:35:14 *made 16:35:19 smcginnis : it was, but is not now 16:35:23 Ah 16:35:31 It's an independent deliverable, as in separate 16:35:33 Yes. evrardjp worked on making that change 16:35:45 but not cycle-independent model? 16:35:47 We realized roles don’t really need to be tied in 16:35:49 Let me verify 16:36:09 I see deliverables/stein/openstack-ansible-roles.yaml and deliverables/rocky/openstack-ansible-roles.yaml 16:36:48 and a couple of individual deliverable in _independent for 2 roles (chrony and redhat-subscription) 16:36:50 and deliverables/_independent/openstack-ansible.yaml 16:37:09 the change evrardjp made was to stop tagging every role every time there is an OSA release 16:37:19 only the main openstack-ansible repo is tagged now 16:37:25 they all still need to be branched, though 16:37:31 hence the 2 separate deliverable files 16:37:39 ah, I miss understood then. chrony ans redhat one aren’t ansible ones 16:37:50 oh, those may be tripleo 16:37:57 They are 16:38:03 hey 16:38:07 ok, so within the “release” infrastructure, what we’re doing isn’t necessarily possible? 16:38:13 I am in a meeting, sorry I can't join this conversation 16:38:20 all good :) 16:38:21 evrardjp : it's fine, I think we have it 16:38:26 We can just blame it all on evrardjp 16:38:39 I’ll happily take the blame 16:38:46 It’s 8 degrees Celsius outside. I’m in a happy space. 16:38:49 mnaser : you want to take a new deliverable and create a stable/rocky branch for it, right? 16:38:50 and then add that to your rocky release for openstack-ansible? 16:38:53 dhellmann: deliverables/_independent/openstack-ansible.yaml is not branched 16:39:04 ttx: right, that's what threw me at first 16:39:10 it's been a long time we haven't been independent :) 16:39:33 dhellmann: ideally. 16:39:33 vi deliverables/rocky/openstack-ansible-roles.yaml 16:39:36 oops 16:39:40 hah :) 16:39:45 I think the thing to do here is to edit deliverables/rocky/openstack-ansible-roles.yaml 16:39:50 yeah dhellmann is right, the idea was to still tag osa repo, and stop tagging the rest. 16:40:09 so we had to move to a different release file, and defined branchless IIRC 16:40:17 sorry, tagless* 16:40:20 editing that file to add the new repo and a branch point for it should trigger a new branch in just that repo 16:40:23 ok, so technically you are not adding a new deliverable file, so I think that should work 16:40:40 trying to hole the principles line here 16:40:43 hold even 16:41:09 This seems OK. Again, it's a deployment project, so I think it's fine to add something to rocky. 16:41:09 I'm willing to be pretty flexible on that for deployment tools 16:41:23 I agree with adding the role to osa-roles, if necessary branch manually in gerrit? 16:41:26 mnaser: is it clear what you need to do, now? 16:41:34 * ttx grabs a drink 16:41:35 evrardjp : we shouldn't need to do anything by hand 16:41:43 if necessary 16:41:48 hoping it's not 16:41:50 ttx: A California wine? 16:42:03 smcginnis: served in a LFOSLS glass 16:42:11 lol 16:42:14 dhellmann: it is and i wanted to get the “everything is alright by release team” sigh off which I seem to have. 16:42:22 mnaser: ++ 16:42:35 I’ll push the change later today. Thank you all. 16:42:39 sigh-off is exact 16:42:48 Thanks for bringing it up mnaser 16:42:49 yep, +1 from me 16:42:58 It's been a long week, and we are only Thursday 16:43:21 Any other topics to cover? 16:43:22 I need a bigger phone screen. Typing means sigh offs 16:43:30 Thanks again 16:43:44 #topic Open floor 16:43:46 smcginnis: task review for next week? 16:43:55 ttx: Ah, good call. 16:44:09 #link https://releases.openstack.org/reference/process.html#rc1-week 16:44:33 So we are generating the RC1 release patches? 16:44:33 do we want to paste from the process doc into the etherpad? 16:44:39 I'll do that. 16:44:43 k 16:45:17 some of those devstack-gate instructions are apparently out of date. maybe gmann and fungi can help with those details. 16:45:38 I was going to raise that too. 16:45:52 We should get the current requirements for that and get process.rst updated. 16:45:52 points 3 and later , we can discuss at next week meeting 16:46:03 since they won't be ready by Thursday morning 16:46:26 I propose to push them to next week meeting agenda 16:46:40 i think the only think devstack-gate needs these days is an entry in the version matrix gile 16:46:45 s/gile/file/ 16:47:41 We can move those later, but leaving it there for now to make sure it's seen. 16:47:55 Hmm, point 11 should be moved up 16:48:02 I'll do that 16:48:13 and grenade branch update also 16:48:32 when we cut stable branch 16:48:34 does grenade still rely on devstack-gate for that? 16:48:41 yeah 16:48:48 ttx: I do have the cycle-highlight mention in this weeks countdown email, but that could probably use another post of its own. 16:48:52 I'll propose the corresponding process change 16:48:59 zuulv3 job migration is in progress but not merged yet 16:49:01 yeah, around Tuesday-ish 16:49:15 I moved it up as point 2 16:49:24 I'm wondering about our decision to propose the RC1 patches coming from us early in the week. 16:49:54 There's usually a crunch for folks getting in those final patches, so us proposing one at the beginning of the week is just going to create extra zuul load that will probably need to get updated with a new hash later anyway. 16:49:57 Duc Truong proposed openstack/releases master: Add Senlin release highlights https://review.openstack.org/643396 16:50:23 should we wait and do that later in the week? 16:50:48 Maybe later on Wednesday? 16:51:03 that doesn't give a lot of time for +1 from PTLs 16:51:17 I would hope by that point they wouldn't need much time. 16:51:25 done 16:51:27 Thierry Carrez proposed openstack/releases master: Reorder steps on RC1 week process https://review.openstack.org/643398 16:51:35 gmann: so http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack-infra/devstack-gate/tree/roles/test-matrix/files/features.yaml and http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack-infra/devstack-gate/tree/devstack-vm-gate-wrap.sh#n302 need updating, but that's all for devstack-gate nowadays? 16:51:54 smcginnis: it's a balance 16:52:11 if the RC1s seem to be coming, then waiting is best 16:52:23 fungi: i think so. other part of d-g where legacy jobs rely are static one 16:52:23 I suppose we do have more projects now that could be ready already on Monday. 16:52:55 also the announcements tricking down to teh ML are a great reminder 16:53:03 trickling damn 16:53:03 I guess that's what we decided and wrote down, so we could just stick with it and see how it goes, then readjust for train if we find it's not optimal. 16:53:31 smcginnis: editing the existing review means less work for ptl too 16:53:43 That's true. That could be nice. 16:54:08 hmm.. did we update the ML address for RC announcements ? 16:54:24 where? 16:54:33 smcginnis: like... one less round for 0.0.0rc1 mistakes 16:54:35 Oh, those go to discuss and not announce, right? 16:54:36 oh, those go to the -dev/-discuss list 16:54:56 yes² 16:54:56 Is that in the job? 16:55:17 * ttx is looking 16:55:38 Seems like one of the scripters using codesearch would have gotten that. 16:57:30 94a24d03dc818b4a23d0140863745ef9af590a88 16:57:44 i think that will do it? 16:58:09 yes 16:58:21 Yep. Great. 16:58:34 i was almost there down in that rabbit hole. 16:58:48 dhellmann: you're fast. It's almost as if you wrote all those things. 16:58:50 although I don't see anything at all sending to the release-announce list 16:58:54 *cough* someone should have updated the comment block at the same time 16:59:09 * dhellmann is looking forward to having space in his head for other things 16:59:33 OK, so let's go with generating RC requests early next week as we had previously decided. Anything else we should cover? 16:59:39 sorry for the drill. But then it's always useful to check we still know where to look 16:59:46 smcginnis: nope 16:59:47 ++ 17:00:00 Nice full hour. Thanks everyone. 17:00:16 thanks smcginnis! 17:00:18 #endmeeting