Abhinandan, first one compromis-proposal, please.

Can we not postpone but allow for this one feature (CLOUDSTACK-6161)
this one time (4.4) to go in after feature freeze. If this is the only
one and we don't consider this jurisprudence we could allow for it.
@Hugo: say what?



On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 9:33 AM, Abhinandan Prateek
<abhinandan.prat...@citrix.com> wrote:
> I think there is no consensus on feature freeze date yet ?
>
> Daan,
>  Shall we call for a vote on this ?
>
> -abhi
>
> On 03/03/14 6:11 am, "Mike Tutkowski" <mike.tutkow...@solidfire.com> wrote:
>
>>I believe March 14th is Feature Freeze and, as such, when the 4.4 branch
>>is
>>cut.
>>
>>
>>On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 11:12 AM, Sebastien Goasguen
>><run...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> On Feb 28, 2014, at 9:09 AM, Hugo Trippaers <h...@trippaers.nl> wrote:
>>>
>>> > i'm all for being flexible, but i find a lot of the arguments used
>>>here
>>> debatable.
>>> >
>>> > "It causes developers to rush their development to meet the deadline."
>>> This will happen anyway, every time we've extended the deadline we got
>>>new
>>> features coming in at the last minute. Actually i'm under the impression
>>> that when we move the deadline people will actually try to get more
>>> features in instead of working on stabilizing existing features.
>>> >
>>> > "We can't deliver features on the roadmap." There is validity to this
>>> point, but on the other hand we already know the entire release schedule
>>> way ahead, this feature freeze date should not come as a surprise. But
>>>as i
>>> mentioned in an earlier mail, lets have this discussion. Post which
>>> features might not make it into the release so we can have a discussion
>>>if
>>> we should slip the release date to get this feature in. I think we all
>>>now
>>> that there are commercial parties working with this software to build
>>> releases and have customers demanding features, but if we don't discuss
>>> that on list it's hard for us to take it into account.
>>> >
>>> > "Feature freeze wasn't called" True, i wasn't even aware that this
>>>was a
>>> requirement. We should add this to the procedure here
>>> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Releases so
>>> release managers know this is expected of them. It should not impact the
>>> dates as the dates are already fixed by the release schedule (every 4
>>> months)
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > I'm still -1 on extending the feature freeze. I would rather extend
>>>the
>>> test/stability phase to we have some more time to fix issues before we
>>>get
>>> into the RC spinning.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > This is the list of current features targeted for 4.4 according to our
>>> Jira. Which features would be impacted if we don't move the feature
>>>freeze?
>>> >
>>> > ASF JIRA
>>> > Project: CloudStack
>>> > Type: New Feature
>>> > Fix Version: 4.4.0
>>> > Resolution: Unresolved
>>> > Sorted by: Updated descending
>>> > 1-15 of 15 as at: 28/Feb/14 15:07
>>> > T     Key     Summary Assignee        Reporter        P       Status
>>>  Resolution      Created Updated Due
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6181
>>> > Root resize
>>> > Unassigned    Nux     <major.png>     <open.png> Open Unresolved
>>>  27/Feb/14       27/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6161
>>> > distributed routing and network ACL with OVS plug-in
>>> > Murali Reddy  Murali Reddy    <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      24/Feb/14       24/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6092
>>> > Storage OverProvisioning as a Per Primary Basis
>>> > Saksham Srivastava    Saksham Srivastava      <major.png>
>>><open.png>
>>> Open Unresolved      13/Feb/14       20/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6144
>>> > HA for guest VMs running Hyper-V
>>> > Unassigned    Rajesh Battala  <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      20/Feb/14       20/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6143
>>> > Storage Live-Migration support for Hyper-V
>>> > Unassigned    Rajesh Battala  <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      20/Feb/14       20/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6142
>>> > Zone Wide Primary Store in Hyper-V
>>> > Unassigned    Rajesh Battala  <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      20/Feb/14       20/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6104
>>> > PVLAN support for CloudStack deployment over Nexus 1000v in VMware
>>> environment
>>> > Sateesh Chodapuneedi  Sateesh Chodapuneedi    <major.png>
>>><open.png>
>>> Open Unresolved      14/Feb/14       15/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6109
>>> > Support of iSCSI as primary store in Hyper-V
>>> > Rajesh Battala        Rajesh Battala  <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>> Unresolved      14/Feb/14       14/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6106
>>> > Support of VPC in HyperV
>>> > Rajesh Battala        Rajesh Battala  <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>> Unresolved      14/Feb/14       14/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6090
>>> > Virtual Router Service Failure Alerting
>>> > Harikrishna Patnala   Harikrishna Patnala     <major.png>
>>><open.png>
>>> Open Unresolved      13/Feb/14       13/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-6052
>>> > List VM enhancement to support querying with multiple VM IDs
>>> > Koushik Das   Koushik Das     <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      07/Feb/14       07/Feb/14
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-5569
>>> > enhance OVS plug-in to support region level VPC and guest networks
>>>that
>>> span zones
>>> > Murali Reddy  Murali Reddy    <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      19/Dec/13       19/Dec/13
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-5568
>>> > introduce notion of guest network that spans multiple zones
>>> > Murali Reddy  Murali Reddy    <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      19/Dec/13       19/Dec/13
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-5567
>>> > enable VPC at region level
>>> > Murali Reddy  Murali Reddy    <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>>Unresolved
>>>      19/Dec/13       19/Dec/13
>>> > <newfeature.png>      CLOUDSTACK-5398
>>> > Cloudstack network-element plugin to orchestrate Juniper's switches
>>> > Unassigned    Pradeep H Krishnamurthy <major.png>     <open.png> Open
>>> Unresolved      06/Dec/13       06/Dec/13
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>>> Hugo as RM for 4.4 I would like support you in being strict on this.
>>>
>>> First if a feature is not listed in JIRA right now, then it does not
>>>exist
>>> and is not planned for 4.4
>>> These features should be in topic branches and merges should be called,
>>>if
>>> one of those gets merged without a MERGE request then we should revert.
>>> When a MERGE is called the person calling the merge needs to explain the
>>> testing done.
>>>
>>> Postponing always encourages more postponing, we need to get off the
>>>habit
>>> of rushing code in and then fixing that code in the multiple RC votes.
>>>
>>> My take is that we are slipping on RC and re-voting because we are
>>>forcing
>>> code into the release.
>>>
>>> I did not check if the 4.4 branch exists already but I would be in favor
>>> of locking that branch now with you being the only one to commit to it.
>>>
>>> -sebastien
>>>
>>>
>>> > Cheers,
>>> >
>>> > Hugo
>>> >
>>> > On 28 feb. 2014, at 10:17, Prasanna Santhanam <t...@apache.org> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 07:26:10AM +0000, Ram Ganesh wrote:
>>> >>> Yes. I can only agree with you on this.  When we come up with dates
>>> >>> we have to be cognizant about slips in prior releases (we had 6 RC
>>> >>> re-spins and counting....) which would have had impact which is the
>>> >>> case now.  We have to be bit flexible with our dates.
>>> >>>
>>> >>
>>> >> But you do agree that the re-spins uncovered bugs/issues that needed
>>> >> to be fixed? Is it perhaps a mismatch in when the artifacts start
>>> >> getting tested by the users+devs as opposed to when company-x might
>>>be
>>> >> satisfied with their testing? More than 90% of the re-spins are
>>> >> bugs/issues uncovered by users who needed RC candidates and weren't
>>> >> testing artifacts on a daily basis (I could be wrong here). I don't
>>> >> think someone with a large test engineering team would wait for the
>>> >> RCs to get rolling. May be if we addressed that mismatch in timing we
>>> >> could have smaller RC phases. Something like a soft-freeze and a
>>> >> hard-freeze.
>>> >>
>>> >> post soft-freeze : users+devs do a daily test (mostly manually for
>>> >> features they care about)
>>> >> post hard-freeze : everyone only looks at a daily automated test
>>> >> report and if all looks good, we release?
>>> >>
>>> >> --
>>> >> Prasanna.,
>>> >>
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>>> >>
>>> >
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>--
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>



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