17:00:14 #startmeeting F20-blocker-review 17:00:14 Meeting started Wed Nov 6 17:00:14 2013 UTC. The chair is pschindl. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:00:14 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 17:00:21 #meetingname F20-blocker-review 17:00:21 The meeting name has been set to 'f20-blocker-review' 17:00:27 #topic Roll Call 17:00:37 So who is here? 17:00:48 * kparal here 17:00:49 * pwhalen is here 17:00:51 * mkrizek is here 17:00:56 hi 17:01:20 * tflink is here 17:01:29 * roshi is here 17:01:35 * satellit listening 17:01:43 #chair tflink kparal 17:01:43 Current chairs: kparal pschindl tflink 17:02:01 * jreznik is here 17:02:06 adamw: Are you alive? 17:02:19 ahoyhoy 17:02:36 So I think we can start 17:02:42 #topic Introduction 17:02:45 Why are we here? 17:02:51 #info Our purpose in this meeting is to review proposed blocker and nice-to-have bugs and decide whether to accept them, and to monitor the progress of fixing existing accepted blocker and nice-to-have bugs. 17:02:53 #info We'll be following the process outlined at: 17:02:55 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:SOP_Blocker_Bug_Meeting 17:02:57 #info The bugs up for review today are available at: 17:02:59 #link http://qa.fedoraproject.org/blockerbugs/current 17:03:01 #info The criteria for release blocking bugs can be found at: 17:03:03 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_20_Alpha_Release_Criteria 17:03:05 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_20_Beta_Release_Criteria 17:03:07 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_20_Final_Release_Criteria 17:03:38 We will secretarize (how is it spelled???) today? 17:03:47 s/We/who 17:03:58 I got it :) 17:04:07 * roshi thinks he's getting good at it 17:04:08 pschindl: also put here the numbers of blockers 17:04:12 roshi: Thank you 17:04:20 kparal: it's on my list :) 17:04:26 #info 6 Proposed Blockers 17:04:28 #info 10 Accepted Blockers 17:04:30 #info 3 Proposed Freeze Exceptions 17:04:32 #info 12 Accepted Freeze Exceptions 17:04:37 Let's start with proposed blockers 17:04:46 #topic (1027160) Kickstarts don't work on Live 17:04:48 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1027160 17:04:50 #info Proposed Blocker, anaconda, NEW 17:05:29 I'm not sure if kickstarts are supposed to work on live 17:05:34 is live+ks actually supposed to work...yeah 17:05:43 * adamw goes to catch an anaconda 17:05:43 what is --kickstart option then for? 17:05:48 fair point 17:05:56 also please notice that the option actually _does something_ 17:06:02 that's why I'm more +1 17:06:13 it just does something else than supposed to do 17:07:01 actually I'd be -1 beta blocker at this point, I think usually you automate installations with pxe or netinst 17:07:06 i think i'd still be -1, as the installer certainly *can* complete a scripted installation which yadddayaddayadda 17:07:23 i'm not sure i see any hugely compelling need for live+ks to work...yeah 17:07:29 and the question is how many people wants to automate live? 17:07:35 not really 17:07:35 there shouldn't be any reason why they couldn't. but it isn't something we try to support on purpose. 17:07:35 just use a boot.iso 17:08:23 ok, wait a moment for proposal 17:08:34 * satellit_e that is what a remix is for 17:08:44 the Kickstart wiki page looks like it was written in about 1997 17:08:45 "To begin a kickstart installation, you must boot the system from a Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux boot diskette, Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux boot CD-ROM, or the Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux CD-ROM #1 and enter a special boot command at the boot prompt." 17:08:58 * adamw thinks he saw a 'boot diskette' in a museum yesterday 17:09:05 :) 17:09:10 :) 17:09:24 -1 blocker 17:09:41 proposed #agreed 1027160 - RejectedBlocker - Kickstarts aren't supposed to work with livecd. Kickstarts work fine with pxe and netinst. 17:10:01 also it affects only live, if anybody would desperately need it - update is possible 17:10:34 ack 17:10:37 ack 17:10:39 -1 and ack 17:10:40 ack 17:10:45 ack 17:10:55 #agreed 1027160 - RejectedBlocker - Kickstarts aren't supposed to work with livecd. Kickstarts work fine with pxe and netinst. 17:11:14 Hohoho that was quick. :) 17:11:16 #topic (1000669) [abrt] florence-0.6.0-1.fc20: gtk_main_do_event: Process /usr/bin/florence was killed by signal 11 (SIGSEGV) 17:11:18 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1000669 17:11:20 #info Proposed Blocker, florence, NEW 17:11:27 did anyone volunteer to secretarialize yet? 17:11:32 oh, roshi 17:11:43 * adamw resumes drinking 17:11:53 yeah? 17:11:57 oh 17:12:10 haha - sorry saw my name and didn't read above 17:12:33 do we want to decide on this group of 4 as a whole? 17:12:44 6 if you include the private bugs filed by the same person 17:12:55 tflink: I just wanted to write it here... yes, please! 17:13:00 yes 17:13:02 bring it on 17:13:09 akk 17:13:26 well, some of them are in more vital components than others 17:13:36 but if he didn't provide any reproduction steps yet... 17:14:02 1007121 is one that's relevant for final 17:14:52 is s-c-s supported anymore? 17:15:12 I thought I remembered hearing that there was a desire to move away from the s-c-* utilities 17:15:21 s-c-what? 17:15:27 system-config 17:15:44 system-config-services, system-config-keyboard etc. 17:15:44 what does the last S mean? 17:15:48 ok 17:16:17 tflink: pschindl: can you write here links for the bugs currently in question? 17:16:17 tflink: it's in the default KDE package set 17:16:51 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1000752 17:17:00 tflink: yeah, we are still killing s-c-*, it was my job :) 17:17:05 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1000756 17:17:15 what does gnome use instead of s-c-s? 17:17:17 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1007121 17:17:25 jreznik: nothing 17:17:28 any other? 17:17:52 kparal: then we can consider removing it from KDE package set 17:18:12 either way, not a beta blocker 17:18:15 yeah 17:18:31 -1 17:18:32 i don't think any of them are beta blockers without more detail - no-one else is being eaten alive by any of these crashes, are you? 17:18:53 no, I haven't met any of them 17:19:05 me either 17:19:08 -1 for the group 17:19:09 no 17:19:14 -1 for the group 17:19:15 -1 for all of them for beta 17:19:23 -1 for the group 17:19:23 do we want to consider the 2 private bugs, as well 17:19:24 ? 17:19:48 throw 'em in the group i guess 17:19:50 they're basically the same 17:19:56 tflink: are they proposed, but not showing in BB app? 17:19:57 * tflink realizes that is tough when not everyone has access to them 17:20:08 kparal: they're private, the app can't read them 17:20:26 ok, please include the links 17:20:52 tflink: could you send links here? 17:21:24 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1015347 17:21:35 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1016935 17:22:43 for the record, gnome-control-center and mate-system-log 17:23:26 still -1 without further info 17:23:31 hmm. I wonder how g-c-c can be reproduced. It's the only one which I would say is Final blocker. 17:23:36 we need reproducer information 17:23:43 But non of them should be beta blocker 17:23:54 ^^ +1 17:24:12 so, batch reject with request to re-propose only if they actually violate any criterion? 17:24:15 and with details if so? 17:24:24 sounds like a plan to me 17:24:45 makes sense to me 17:24:51 yep 17:26:15 proposed #agreed 1000669 1000752 1000756 1007121 1015347 1016935 - RejectedBlocker - All these crashes (reported by abrt) don't have reproducers and aren't in crucial components. We can reconsider later when reproducers will be known. 17:26:30 Is there any magic word for re-propose? 17:26:49 re-propose 17:26:51 :) 17:26:59 ack 17:27:06 ack 17:27:08 ack 17:27:23 patch? something about reproposing? 17:27:40 g-c-c could be considered critical 17:27:51 I thought that was implicit with "We can reconsider..." 17:27:53 tflink: not for beta, i don't think 17:28:08 and it's only critical if it can be reproduced 17:28:24 sure, but crashes after boot are generally not beta blockers either way 17:28:40 secretary can add the bits and pieces about re-proposing 17:28:53 fair enough, ack 17:28:59 kk 17:29:15 #agreed 1000669 1000752 1000756 1007121 1015347 1016935 - RejectedBlocker - All these crashes (reported by abrt) don't have reproducers and aren't in crucial components. We can re-propose them later when reproducers are known. 17:29:29 * roshi goes to update 6 bugs 17:29:53 And the last one from proposed: 17:29:57 #topic (1026466) blivet shows existing LVs as not taking up any space in the VG 17:29:59 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1026466 17:30:01 #info Proposed Blocker, python-blivet, ASSIGNED 17:31:15 I reproduced this today 17:31:19 involuntarily 17:32:05 sigh 17:32:11 looks pretty +1y 17:32:16 yep 17:33:02 unfortunately 17:33:19 we spent the whole day filling missing test cases 17:33:54 :/ 17:35:20 I think it should be Beta blocker. lvm resize fails, new lvm partiton fails. too bad 17:35:23 looking on comment #2, I'm not sure I understand it correctly 17:35:24 RC5 changing the partitioning code means at least we need to re-do all the partitioning test cases. whee. 17:36:37 if we could get the build later today, how much work it means? 17:36:56 tomorrow full of testing :) 17:36:58 we don't have much space for slips :( 17:37:08 proposed #agreed 1026466 - AcceptedBlocker - This bug lets user to set a layout which cannot be created. Also it violates criterion: "When using the custom partitioning flow, the installer must be able to: Correctly interpret, and modify as described below, any disk with a valid ms-dos or gpt disk label and partition table containing ext4 partitions, LVM and/or btrfs volumes, and/or software RAID arrays at RAID levels 0, 1 17:37:10 and 5 containing ext4 partitions" 17:37:12 (we don't have any) 17:37:15 ack 17:37:16 jreznik: do we need to move the Final schedule when we slip Beta? 17:37:27 jreznik: it means a good ol-fashioned all-night validation run 17:37:28 jreznik: We will test it tommorow and everything will be fine :) 17:37:29 kparal: yes 17:37:36 I think, anyways 17:37:43 ack/nack/patch? 17:37:43 * adamw grabs the bottles 17:37:47 ack 17:38:00 ack 17:38:04 kparal: well, for today's FESCo meeting there's a ticket to get one week off the cycle but it still means pretty tight one 17:38:16 ack 17:38:16 (we decided it last go/no-go meeting) 17:38:21 #agreed 1026466 - AcceptedBlocker - This bug lets user to set a layout which cannot be created. Also it violates criterion: "When using the custom partitioning flow, the installer must be able to: Correctly interpret, and modify as described below, any disk with a valid ms-dos or gpt disk label and partition table containing ext4 partitions, LVM and/or btrfs volumes, and/or software RAID arrays at RAID levels 0, 1 and 5 co 17:38:23 ntaining ext4 partitions" 17:38:26 ack as it's proposed by dlehman 17:38:44 ok. That's all from proposed blockers 17:39:03 No, if there are no objections we can move to proposed Freeze Exceptions 17:39:12 ack 17:39:18 bah, slow 17:39:23 #topic (929177) in text install, "Create user" and "Set root password" are swapped in i386 vs. x86_64 17:39:25 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=929177 17:39:26 adamw, tflink: I'll be online for a few more hours today but if you could follow up with dlehman and bcl, it would be great, and then dgilmore 17:39:27 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, anaconda, POST 17:40:29 personally, i think not important enough for beta, but should be fixed for final 17:40:42 yeah, not 1 day before go/no-go 17:40:45 jreznik: i'm on it (cracks whip) 17:40:57 -1 17:41:01 yeah, leave it alone 17:41:04 -1 17:41:26 how about final FE? 17:41:26 -1 unless we somehow slip again 17:41:58 -1 17:42:20 robatino: the patch is ready, it can be included after Beta freeze is over 17:43:29 proposed #agreed 929177 - RejectedFreezeException - Fix for this bug can bring more problems then benefits to bring it before go/no-go. We can look at it after beta is realesed. 17:44:13 patch - "Please push the patch once Beta freeze is over" 17:44:25 ack either way 17:44:54 proposed #agreed 929177 - RejectedFreezeException - Fix for this bug can bring more problems then benefits to bring it before go/no-go.Please push the patch once Beta freeze is over. 17:44:56 ? 17:45:02 ack/nack/patch? 17:45:05 ack 17:45:05 ack 17:45:35 ack 17:45:36 #agreed 929177 - RejectedFreezeException - Fix for this bug can bring more problems then benefits to bring it before go/no-go.Please push the patch once Beta freeze is over. 17:45:51 #topic (1025347) kickstart sometimes hangs in summary hub 17:45:53 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1025347 17:45:55 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, anaconda, ON_QA 17:46:06 this was already pulled in, so FE is a bit academic 17:46:48 So lets reject it just for fun :) 17:47:02 :)) 17:47:13 I doubt it'd have an effect but yeah, the thought crossed my mind :) 17:47:43 let's skip it 17:47:53 ok. 17:48:34 proposed agreed skipped 17:48:37 shouldn't that be formalized? automatically reject anything that's already pulled in 17:48:48 #info Fix for 1025347 has been already pulled. Skipping to more important. 17:49:10 robatino: that sounds a bit antagonistic to me 17:49:19 rather we should ask bcl not to do that next time 17:49:21 Does someone want to add something to this bug? 17:49:35 kparal: both adam and I have talked to him about it 17:49:45 ok 17:50:07 Lets move to the last proposed FE 17:50:09 you're welcome to try as well, though 17:50:16 #topic (1004621) plasma-nm doesn't attempt to connect to any listed networks on Fedora KDE live 17:50:18 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1004621 17:50:20 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, kde-plasma-nm, ASSIGNED 17:50:20 pschindl: it's just assigned, I think it can be skipped 17:50:26 actually, they did revert the fix for a bug we voted rejectedFE that had already been applied, last week. 17:50:34 +1 17:50:47 bit of a bad bug, really. i'm building an image for KDE test day which may fix it 17:51:05 not sure if the changes will be safe enough to pull into RC5, but i'm +1 in case we wind up slipping 17:51:41 couldn't this be arguably a blocker? 17:51:50 so wifi doesn't work at all in KDE? 17:52:01 ie, can't do updates in kde if you only have wireless 17:52:12 * satellit_e not on live but yes after install 17:52:21 or is it only on live and doesn't happen post-install? 17:53:01 it's only during the live session 17:53:08 and you can work around it by logging out 17:53:11 c#10 sounds post-install 17:53:11 aiui, anyway 17:53:35 +1 fe 17:53:47 c#10 doesn't really sound like the same thing exactly. it's hard to parse. 17:54:53 I suppose that we'd have heard something by now if wireless didn't work on kde post-install 17:55:18 yep 17:55:22 +1 FE at least 17:55:33 i guess it was an autologin problem but it's fixed in newest sddm 17:55:48 * satellit_e afk have to go 17:56:04 proposed #agreed 1004621 - AcceptedFreezeException - Not working wireless connection is crucial enough to be fixed as soon as possible. 17:56:25 ack 17:56:26 ack 17:56:46 any other ack/nack/patch? 17:56:47 patch: add part about it only being on lives? 17:57:49 proposed #agreed 1004621 - AcceptedFreezeException - Not working wireless connection is crucial enough to be fixed as soon as possible. This bug affects only livecd. Post-install seems to work properly. 17:57:58 ack 17:58:35 ack/nack/patch? 17:58:41 ack again 17:58:47 ack 17:58:50 #agreed 1004621 - AcceptedFreezeException - Not working wireless connection is crucial enough to be fixed as soon as possible. This bug affects only livecd. Post-install seems to work properly. 17:59:14 Great. That's all from proposed bugs 17:59:33 post install of 1004621 does work 17:59:38 * roshi just caught up 17:59:41 Now, accepted blockers will follow. 18:00:02 roshi: We are quick as hell today :) 18:00:10 #topic (1012504) FSError: filesystem already exists 18:00:12 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1012504 18:00:14 #info Accepted Blocker, anaconda, VERIFIED 18:00:34 pschindl: they're all verified, though 18:00:40 yeah, no joke 18:00:44 do we really want to go through them all? 18:01:04 unless there's anything complex about any of 'em, i don't think so 18:01:05 tflink: I was thinking about doing them all together 18:01:18 anyone know of any issues with any of the open accepted blockers? 18:01:18 let's skip verified 18:01:21 ok. It will be better. 18:01:37 +1 for skipping verified 18:01:47 +1 18:02:24 do we want to discuss accepted FE? 18:02:33 #info All accepted blocker bugs are verified now and there isn't nothing what we should worry about 18:02:42 kparal: I don't want to :) 18:03:38 we probably should do those in ON_QA 18:03:38 anything special I should note on 1025347 since it's already pulled and we skipped it? 18:04:05 roshi: I guess write that we skipped it because it was already pulled in 18:04:23 probably obvious :) 18:04:33 kparal: 'do' them how - decide whether to pull them in? 18:04:36 that works, I wasn't sure (and couldn't find) anything about what we do when we skip things 18:04:39 adamw: yes 18:04:50 they're all in rc4 18:04:56 ah 18:05:06 read the compose requests ;) 18:05:12 none of them seem to cause any issues 18:06:00 So is there any special desire to go through some of the accepted freeze exceptions? 18:06:01 I read them, but I don't have this complex map of all available builds and fixes in my mind :) 18:06:39 anyone worried about having any of them in rc5? if not i don't think there's anything needs discussing... 18:07:00 I'd rather keep the changes to a minimum, to be honest :) 18:07:03 adamw: is there going to be something _new_ in RC5? 18:07:22 apart maybe from that KDE network thingy we already covered 18:07:27 compared to rc4? the kde one we just approved is the only possibility, yeah 18:07:48 ok, then I think we don't need to go through any of accepted FEs 18:08:05 Cool. 18:08:17 Sooooooooo .... 18:08:22 #topic Open Floor 18:08:49 i was confused about adamw's response to my post about automatic promotion of FEs 18:08:51 let's hope we have RC5 tomorrow 18:09:02 I have one idea which was said somewhere by adamw 18:09:16 Who is going to lead next blocker bug meeting? :) 18:09:30 i wasn't talking about any kind of automation, just whether it was okay for an individual to manually move an accepted beta FE to an accepted final FE after beta goes gold 18:10:09 robatino: I don't think we should move accepted of milestone x to accepted of milestone y 18:10:12 without discussion 18:10:31 but they could be reproposed 18:10:33 ? 18:10:44 definitely 18:10:45 repropose, yes, move automatically, no 18:11:03 I can run the meeting next time around (or try :p) 18:11:05 in past releases I often did that 18:11:15 can someone give an example of where it wouldn't make sense? 18:11:22 roshi: great! 18:12:27 robatino: the issue can progress and the fix might be much more invasive or influence many more components than originally intended 18:12:35 sure, we can still simply not take it 18:12:50 #info roshi volunteer for next blocker bug meeting. Thanks 18:12:53 but, in a few weeks time, the changes are easier to keep track with than with months time 18:13:10 np 18:13:30 so I think it would be better to have a look at that bug again and consider that for the next milestone 18:13:45 but a FE can change from accepted to rejected before beta gold. no need to wait until final 18:14:48 secretarializing is done 18:15:00 I wanted to say that between Alpha and Beta is a lot of time and it might be wise to do a re-evaluation rather than automatically accept it for the next milestone 18:15:53 but I have no hard feelings about this 18:18:43 ok. Something else to be mentioned here? 18:18:58 robatino: you can start a thread on test list 18:19:05 i already did 18:19:11 ugh, sorry :) 18:19:18 haven't seen it yet 18:19:22 ok. So lets finish it. 18:19:45 i was just confused by adamw's response, so i didn't continue it 18:19:54 but i can, if anyone adds to it 18:19:54 I don't have any fuse so I'm giving you last minute and than I go for my dinner :) 18:20:28 #info Next meeting time - 17:00 UTC on 2013-11-13 18:21:54 Thank you for coming. Today it was really nice time spent together. Next time with beer and roshi as leader :) 18:22:07 yay! Beer 18:22:18 #endmeeting