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#openstack-nova - 2024-01-23
16:06:05 bauzas #topic Review priorities
16:06:10 bauzas #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/nova-caracal-status
16:06:21 bauzas time to look at the etherpad if you hadn't yet done it
16:07:40 bauzas aha, split issue :)
16:07:52 bauzas #topic Stable Branches
16:07:57 bauzas elodilles: still around ?
16:08:02 elodilles #info stable gates don't seem blocked
16:08:09 elodilles #info nova stable Zed release is out (nova 26.2.1)
16:08:14 bauzas \o/
16:08:21 elodilles \o/
16:08:23 elodilles indeed
16:08:24 elodilles :)
16:08:27 elodilles #info stable branch status / gate failures tracking etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/nova-stable-branch-ci
16:08:34 elodilles EOM
16:09:38 bauzas I guess I need to look again at https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/releases/+/903278
16:09:47 bauzas (Ussuri EOL patch)
16:10:05 elodilles yepp, a PTL +1 would be nice there :)
16:10:18 bauzas okay, I'll do then
16:10:34 elodilles thanks o/
16:11:15 elodilles (wanted to ping you with this, off the meeting, but i haven't got there :S)
16:11:50 bauzas cool
16:12:03 bauzas I was also looking at the Unmaintained resolutions
16:12:22 bauzas I wonder when we'll start doing this
16:12:33 bauzas but not a question for here, so moving on
16:12:40 elodilles maybe tomorrow i'll push the transition patches ;)
16:12:53 bauzas aha, gtk
16:12:54 sean-k-mooney1 we were ment to have it completed last cycle
16:13:03 sean-k-mooney1 so sonner rather then later woudl be best
16:13:44 bauzas I know but there were some needed stuff to do before we were able to do this
16:13:48 bauzas like the gerrit team
16:14:01 bauzas so I just wonder where we are
16:14:13 bauzas but anyway
16:14:17 bauzas elodilles: thanks for the good news
16:14:20 bauzas moving on
16:14:27 bauzas other excellent news,
16:14:32 bauzas #topic vmwareapi 3rd-party CI efforts Highlights
16:14:39 fwiesel #info Security Exemption granted and log hosting enabled
16:15:04 fwiesel So, you should finally be able to download this: https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/openstack-ci-logs.global.cloud.sap/logs-stack.tar.gz
16:15:19 fwiesel It is just the logs of the stack run I promised the last time
16:15:20 sean-k-mooney yep do you have the logs viewable
16:15:25 sean-k-mooney without downloading them
16:15:41 bauzas <3
16:15:51 sean-k-mooney i.e. not as a singlel tar but unpackted on the log server
16:15:56 fwiesel Yes, I'll have to put that in a proper form still.
16:16:17 sean-k-mooney cool
16:16:33 fwiesel It's more the point to show that we did run someting in the past, and it worked, and now you can see it.
16:16:37 fwiesel #info CI added to Wiki
16:16:42 fwiesel #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/ThirdPartySystems/vmwareapi_CI_run_by_SAP
16:16:49 bauzas excellent
16:16:50 fwiesel Nothing spectacular.
16:16:57 fwiesel #info CI gets triggered by gerrit patch-set (or 'recheck' comment) and serially creates devstack with the specified version, cleans up afterwards (rinse and repeat)
16:17:40 fwiesel So, we get until the devstack automatically.
16:17:45 fwiesel #info Manual tempest. Ran: 379 tests in 3912 sec. Passed: 241, Failed: 107.
16:18:07 fwiesel I just need to get that into the pipeline and ship the logs.
16:18:10 bauzas fwiesel: could we be able to see all the job runs in some link ? for example, to see if *all
16:18:20 bauzas changes are getting a FAILURE or not
16:19:01 bauzas formerly, we had a 3rd-party CI link that was telling us that, but this is no longer working :(
16:19:15 bauzas ciwatch.mmedvede.net/project?project=nova
16:19:40 fwiesel bauzas: That's probably doable, but needs to be implemented somehow... The ci itself is not open to the internet and opening that up will be a bit of an effort
16:20:20 bauzas fwiesel: I understand this would be a new /feature/
16:20:22 fwiesel I could definitely put that on the same AWS bucket
16:20:35 bauzas fwiesel: my concern is to not ping you for any failure I'm seeing
16:20:56 bauzas rather if I'm seeing like 90% of the changes getting a failure
16:21:30 fwiesel bauzas: Sure, that can be done. What priority would that have? Compared to commenting on the change request?
16:22:18 bauzas fwiesel: I don't know tbh, this is more about knowing whether we need to ping you or not :p
16:22:26 bauzas but we can start
16:23:03 fwiesel Okay, I'll add it then afterwards.
16:23:11 sean-k-mooney commenting on the change request is the imporant thing
16:23:30 sean-k-mooney having a way to see if the job are generally passing or failing is a nice to have after
16:23:38 bauzas correct
16:23:57 fwiesel I was assuming it, but maybe in the beginning you might trust the ci less and want to see that it produces green builds first
16:24:17 fwiesel Before spamming the changes with messages which are actually faults of the CI
16:24:32 bauzas yeah, most of people would recheck
16:24:36 sean-k-mooney well the ci wont actuly block the patch merging
16:24:46 bauzas but yeah, what sean-k-mooney said
16:24:58 sean-k-mooney so at the start we can just leave it to the reviews to check the ci output when it fails
16:25:15 fwiesel Great, then I'll first do the browsable logs and the comments.
16:25:25 sean-k-mooney +1
16:25:27 bauzas somehow we *eventually* need this for knowing we're done
16:25:40 bauzas but yeah, agreed on the other prios first
16:25:44 bauzas and the reviewable link
16:25:55 bauzas I mean the browsable logs first
16:26:28 bauzas that's still excellent news to know that everything is in place :)
16:26:35 bauzas kudos to you, fwiesel and grandchild
16:26:36 fwiesel "Browseable" means it is okay if it is done in the browser with javascript? Or does it need to be unpacked on the server?
16:26:54 grandchild fwiesel did all the work -- can't take credit :)
16:27:10 bauzas fwiesel: both ? :D
16:27:17 sean-k-mooney normally we convert the logs to html
16:27:30 sean-k-mooney so that we can get clickable links to lines
16:27:38 sean-k-mooney to show this is why x failed
16:27:54 bauzas some others just directly look at the files :p
16:28:09 sean-k-mooney so i would like it to at least be linkable and viewabel
16:28:40 sean-k-mooney the simplest way to do that is normally just enabel directory listing on the server
16:28:40 fwiesel Okay, I'll see what I can do.
16:28:42 bauzas well, on my side, I'd prefer raw files that I could open
16:28:50 bauzas so yeah, unpack first
16:28:57 fwiesel Well, with s3 buckets, there is no directory listing :)
16:28:58 dansmith definitely unpack
16:29:17 dansmith fwiesel: then just generate an HTML file with links to the files and upload that too
16:29:40 fwiesel That I can easily do.

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