15:01:42 #startmeeting fedora-qadevel 15:01:42 Meeting started Mon Nov 7 15:01:42 2016 UTC. The chair is tflink. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:42 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 15:01:42 The meeting name has been set to 'fedora-qadevel' 15:01:42 #meetingname fedora-qadevel 15:01:42 The meeting name has been set to 'fedora-qadevel' 15:01:42 #topic Roll Call 15:01:54 * mkrizek is here 15:01:59 #chair jskladan kparal garretraziel mkrizek 15:01:59 Current chairs: garretraziel jskladan kparal mkrizek tflink 15:02:08 * garretraziel is here 15:02:23 * kparal is here 15:02:45 * jskladan is here 15:03:12 ok, lets get this party started 15:03:21 #topic Announcements and Information 15:03:46 #info fixed bug in trigger related to koji tag usage change (T862) - tflink 15:03:46 #info deployed new triger release to dev/stg/prod - tflink 15:03:46 #info deployed task-python-versions to dev/stg - mkrizek 15:03:46 #info poked koji issue claiming 0 artifacts for a fresh new build (T776), fixed in stg, still waiting for production - kparal 15:03:56 any questions/comments? 15:04:17 I just asked dgilmore about new koji status, no ETA for pushing it into prod yet 15:05:43 is it something we can test in stg? 15:06:10 I'm not sure 15:06:24 I guess we could use koji stg to build textlive, and write a listener for that 15:06:30 that would immediately perform the query 15:06:36 but it's... work 15:06:44 *texlive 15:06:57 * tflink is more worried about the docker stuff, to be honest 15:07:08 or cockpit docker, but there I'm not sure we have permissions to do a scratch build 15:07:09 but it does sound like a prod change to koji isn't right around the corner 15:07:27 I'm not sure that a stg docker build system exists 15:07:34 kparal: as soon as we are unfrozen and think everything is ready we will look at it 15:08:03 it is not a priority right now 15:08:22 ok 15:08:22 the focus at the moment is fixing rawhide and getting f25 out the door 15:08:39 but will become a priority after 15:08:54 so, does that means that we should be pushing the work-around, that kparal so detests? :) 15:08:59 dgilmore: thanks for the update 15:09:09 jskladan: yep, I think so 15:09:22 will we actually build and deploy new libtaskotron that the new koji is deployed? 15:09:30 *faster than 15:09:45 kparal: i think jskladan means the trigger patch for docker images 15:09:58 kparal: how does libtaskotron go with what I'm talking about? 15:09:59 right, it's trigger, not libtaskotron 15:10:10 * jskladan damned tflink and his fast typing skills 15:10:11 my bad 15:10:49 all of a sudden the spiritual energy around me is so dark ... what did jskladan do to curse me? 15:10:53 :) 15:11:13 anyhow, if there are no other comments on non-docker stuff, this neatly leads into the next topic 15:11:14 one concern is that if we push the workaround, we will not know if it's fixed once new koji is deployed 15:11:27 kparal: remove the patch and see if it works 15:11:37 but anyway - since we don't really have an actual date on "when new koji is deployed" 15:11:59 and I'm getting questions on whether people can start writing tests for docker ... 15:12:18 #topic Docker Testing Status 15:12:20 and as tflink says - once it's deployed, we can/will test whether the issue is fixed 15:12:29 that was the main thing I wanted to cover here 15:12:44 but doing nothing because "it will be fixed real time soon now" seems like a wrong call 15:13:05 #info there are no plans to patch koji immediately for the timing/fedmsg issue 15:13:28 #info we will work around the issue for docker triggering for now, will test the fix once it's released into prod 15:13:47 and hope that there aren't many texlive builds that people notice 15:13:49 :) 15:14:13 anything else on this? 15:14:42 mkrizek says it affects more packages 15:14:45 nothing else from me 15:15:02 hope that there aren't many issues with packages until a fix is available 15:15:04 :) 15:15:04 well, would be good if you guys could have a look at https://phab.qadevel.cloud.fedoraproject.org/D1031 15:15:44 whoops, didn't realize I missed taht 15:16:43 anything else on this? 15:16:49 nope 15:17:26 ok, moving on 15:17:38 #topic Dist-Git Task Storage Proposal (and test case docs) 15:17:57 * tflink wanted to share some updates on that proposal and see if there were thoughts on some possible changes 15:18:13 it seems like there is a slight preference for the separate namespaces WRT task storage 15:18:24 so I'm planning to update that part of the document 15:18:47 has anyone read the discussion on devel@ differently? 15:19:04 nope, that's what I got from that too 15:19:20 * kparal read it a week ago 15:19:25 if we're going that route, I was talking to mattdm about https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/test@lists.fedoraproject.org/message/YWMJBR7SOMFOGJMZYOEAKS5BCRZ2XYP3/ 15:19:33 (apart of the doom-saying and Y U no make it how I want comments) 15:19:47 and I'm wondering if we might want to start storing testcase docs in dist-git 15:20:08 jskladan: silly jskladan, that's going to happen no matter what we change :-P 15:20:46 any thoughts on how good/bad of an idea this would be? 15:21:21 would we use the docs somehow? 15:21:48 some of the details are still TBD 15:22:28 but the base concept would be to change from the wiki-based test cases in the wiki which bodhi links to to a set of docs which are rendered from git 15:24:07 tflink: I might be reading a different conversation 15:24:20 but that's not related to taskotron in any way, right? 15:24:22 that link is about reading test results 15:24:26 not really, no 15:24:47 bah, I linked the wrong thing 15:25:16 I don't really mind, but I actually quite like wiki here and don't see a problem with it 15:25:45 but if people want to store it there and bodhi will implement parsing and rendering, shrug 15:26:08 https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/test@lists.fedoraproject.org/message/OV6562EG3UYZJOA2LU4J6S2VMLJ34BKD/ 15:26:34 kparal: the issue is more that most people don't know about it or use the wiki pages 15:27:23 otoh wiki approach doesn't require commit rights 15:27:43 so I'd expect more people to participate this way 15:27:52 true but does that matter so much once we have PR capability on dist-git? 15:28:04 haha, talking about ease of use 15:28:13 AFAIK, very few people are participating as it is 15:28:18 so people will have to learn git, clone repo, prepare a patch... 15:28:24 tflink: I'm not denying that 15:28:33 just... not sold on the idea 15:28:52 kparal: other ideas on how to increase usage are welcome - this just made sense to me as a possible way forward 15:29:06 kparal: tflink: neither am I, honestly, I believe that the real problem is that people hate writing docs... 15:29:27 not that having the possibility to do so (have the docs in dist-git) is bad 15:29:39 jskladan: what?!? that can't be true. That's ... UNPOSSIBLE 15:30:23 I don't think that many people like writing in the wiki 15:30:28 outside of QA, I mean :) 15:30:45 I don't really care either way. using wiki seems easier to me personally, but that's just one opinion 15:30:46 it just seems as one of those things where people try to solve the consequence and not the cause 15:31:12 but, whatever - it's not like we will be implementing the bodhi functionality, and I'm not against the idea as such 15:31:34 just seems more like a nice-to-have to me 15:31:38 jskladan: the idea would be to make it easier for packagers to write test cases under the assumption that they would actually write test cases 15:31:49 but that circles back to your concern 15:32:42 as I said earlier - I'm not against the idea at all, especially since we won't be the ones coding the changes :) 15:32:44 anyhow, it sounds like most folks here are not sold on the idea. it can be tabled for now 15:32:57 (as far as I understand the proposal) 15:33:04 btw, when pushing a new update in bodhi, there could be a colored bar "there are no test instructions written for this package. see how to do it". in order to raise awareness 15:33:27 kparal: that sounds like a good feature request for bodhi :) 15:33:42 of course that can be applied both to wiki approach and dist-git approach 15:33:57 raising awareness is not really tied to the implementation how to write it 15:34:30 I'm not sure the proposal was meant to be as clear as "group X will be implementing a, b c" and more of "if we did this, would it help get more test cases?" 15:35:36 raising awareness seems like an easier task than raising awareness + implementing a new system 15:35:45 whoever is going to do it 15:36:03 are there more comments or concerns about either the testcase stuff or the taskotron part of the dist-git storage stuff? 15:36:20 nope 15:37:07 ok, moving on 15:37:15 #topic Rebuilding Taskotron instances 15:37:24 this should be a pretty quick topic 15:37:42 our current instances are running F23 and have disk space issues on the taskmaster 15:38:17 both of which would be best handled by rebuilding with a newer Fedora (and different VM config) 15:38:32 mkrizek: you still up for doing this today? 15:38:37 yes 15:38:51 any objections or concerns? 15:39:19 * jskladan has none 15:40:04 * tflink wonders if jskladan should be roped into this as he's the only RHCSA in here right now ... 15:40:11 or am I mis-remembering? 15:40:32 you mean that I should up my qualification? :) 15:40:43 tflink: or all of us except you? :P 15:40:46 well jskladan and pschindl ... that would make far less work for mkrizek and I .... 15:41:06 but mine is for RHEL5 15:41:09 that does not count :D 15:41:10 * garretraziel should do some RH certificates too 15:41:12 am I really the only one on our team without a RHCSA? 15:41:24 ok, not the only one :) 15:41:37 :-) 15:41:41 I think my certification expired a long time ago 15:41:55 in my defense, it's a lot easier for you all to do it than it is for us remotees 15:42:14 I'm not even sure it's possible/practical without out-of-pocket costs 15:42:15 * jskladan needs to get that docker stuff done... 15:42:40 tflink: you could schedule exams to around devconf ;) 15:42:44 * jskladan hides 15:42:52 anyhow, I seem to have driven us out past the weeds and into the next county 15:43:09 heh, what's going on. I saw my name, did I miss something? 15:43:14 jskladan: you can schedule the exams? I thought the schedule was fixed 15:43:27 tflink: there is "The Booth" 15:43:28 pschindl: we're volunteering you to take over the sysadmin stuff for taskotron :) 15:43:37 since you're more qualified :) 15:43:54 where you can (as far as I understand it) just do the exam any time it's available 15:43:55 jskladan: that sounds like the suicide booths from futurama 15:44:02 something like that, indeed 15:44:06 :D ah, ok. 15:45:00 which reminds me that the beaker stuff is almost done, there are workarounds for the last issues I was hitting in getting systems set up 15:45:06 but that's a whole different topic 15:45:12 moving on to ... 15:45:15 #topic Open Floor 15:45:43 any topics to discuss? 15:46:33 tflink: dunno, how do you feel about your new overlord-to-be The Trump? :) 15:46:45 planning for an escape yet? :) 15:46:57 * tflink tries not to think about the election 15:47:11 don't plan on going to CZ, we already have Trump on the throne 15:47:19 at least the czech version of it 15:47:29 jskladan: no comment 15:47:31 :D 15:47:48 kparal: so you all trumped us already? 15:47:49 * tflink ducks 15:47:57 :) 15:48:00 and throws up a little ... 15:48:02 :D 15:48:30 at least the commercials will stop soon 15:48:36 you could say that he will... 15:48:45 TRUMP the elections! 15:48:55 ow 15:48:58 :-P 15:49:29 and on that note, I'm setting the fuse for some time between 0 and 5 minutes 15:50:54 * jskladan is a bit overdue for lunch, and as we all know, I'm not a pleasant one to be around, when I'm hungry... 15:51:00 thanks for coming, everyone 15:51:15 the fuse went off so that jskladan could get some food 15:51:21 boom 15:51:23 and this is how the fuse goes BOOM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RljexCqQC0w 15:51:25 * tflink will send out minutes shortly 15:51:29 #endmeeting