Hello, Here is a summary of what the team did from November 3 to November 16.
Regarding Software Factory: the 2.7 release is around the corner! (this Friday if all goes well) - we've improved the hypervisor-oci role - we've improved the zuul v3 integration, better use of the project config and zuul jobs - we've added a --provision-demo argument to sfconfig, to automatically create a demo project and its distgit along with a rpmbuild job - we've fixed issues found during the test-days, such as when a project is created and added to zuulv3 at the same time caused git clone issues - we've worked on refactoring the documentation with a better quickstart and deployment section - Along the way we've improved thelease process documentation; the goal is that every SF team member should be able to release and update a release - We've continued the work on anomaly detection in CI logs, we added a server node to automatically collect and report anomalies on IRC. Tristan wrote a blog post about it: https://github.com/redhat-openstack/website/pull/1104/ Regarding RDO: - there was a RDO registry outage leading up to an upgrade of the RDO OpenShift registry to 3.7 which is, so far, working much better - we are still seeing problems with Jenkins in general, after various troubleshooting attempts - we started formalizing an infrastructure backlog in Bugzilla https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?classification=Community&component=Infrastructure&product=RDO Regarding DLRN: - We now have a CI job to test Fedora builds, to ensure proper RDO Trunk package quality in Fedora - We have improved filtering when checking votes in the DLRN API - We have added a script to synchronize promotion symlinks Regarding openstack-infra: - Our contributions to project-config, system-config, puppet-openafs and puppet-bup were accepted upstream. Contributions statistics can be seen here: http://38.145.33.181:51000/group.html?gid=SF_DFG&inc_repos_detail=on&pid=OpenStack%2FInfrastructure&dfrom=2017-11-02&dto=2017-11-16 - We've submitted documentation on nodepool. We've also contacted Leif Madsen about helping him with writing a Zuul3 Quick Start document since we've basically done it for Software Factory's own documentation. - We've started a WIP of a role to set up and configure dstat in Zuul v3 https://review.openstack.org/#/c/518374/ - We've participed in brief discussions around how we want to share zuul-jobs. SF is currently consuming this repository "like a fork", it'd be better if upstream adopted a release model that we could eventually package. Regarding ARA: - We streamlined migrated Zuul v3 jobs and spread the integration testing coverage further, adding opensuse and debian to the mix, see coverage here: https://github.com/openstack/ara#contributing-testing-issues-and-bugs - We worked a little bit on the API improvements, should be ready for merge during next sprint https://review.openstack.org/#/c/516172/ - David was poked by engineers from Facebook, Walmart and OVH about ARA (pretty cool!??) Regarding rdopkg: - We got first iteration of DLRN Release support and related Release bumping strategy support under review and discussed it with rdopkg community. - We researched options of `update-patches` and `patch` unification and selected the one rdopkg users agreed on (backward compatible alias to new code). - We started working on proper alias support which is a prerequisite for clean shared code path for `update-patches` and `patch`. - We split bloated utils.cmd module into two. - We improved text quality of rdopkg documentation. - We fixed duplication of %{?dist} for weird Releases. Regarding repoxplorer: - We are migrating some HTML pages generated using Mako templating to pure JS using the API - We have added the project name in commits listing - this adds useful information for contributor and group pages that may display commit from multiple projects Regarding other things: - A new security advisory was disclosed and published: https://security.openstack.org/ossa/OSSA-2017-005.html - We have added multinode CI jobs in Packstack - David did a presentation about the workflow of contributing upstream and in RDO, what is RDO in relation to upstream and OSP in Montreal for a customer training (Desjardins) - David and Nicolas spent time organizing the upcoming Ansible Montreal meetup, managing schedule, sponsors, logistics, etc. They'll be presenting ARA and the Ansible integration in Software Factory. For a detailed view of what was done, you can check this sprint's taskboard: https://tree.taiga.io/project/morucci-software-factory/taskboard/2017-46 Our review meeting can be watched at https://bluejeans.com/s/SfJKI . The next public review will happen Thursday Nov 30 at 13:00 UTC, feel free to join us on #softwarefactory for the event details. The SF team _______________________________________________ Softwarefactory-dev mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/softwarefactory-dev
