16:03:01 #startmeeting F31-blocker-review 16:03:01 Meeting started Mon Sep 23 16:03:01 2019 UTC. 16:03:01 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 16:03:01 The chair is adamw. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:03:01 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 16:03:01 The meeting name has been set to 'f31-blocker-review' 16:03:01 pwhalen: pwhalen 'Paul Whalen' 16:03:01 #meetingname F31-blocker-review 16:03:01 #topic Roll Call 16:03:01 The meeting name has been set to 'f31-blocker-review' 16:03:07 .hello2 16:03:08 frantisekz: frantisekz 'František Zatloukal' 16:03:11 .hello2 16:03:12 bcotton: bcotton 'Ben Cotton' 16:03:22 morning folks, who is around for blocker review pain^H^H^H^Hfun 16:05:18 coremodule: you can hello again now 16:06:31 .hello2 coremodule 16:06:32 coremodule: coremodule 'Geoffrey Marr' 16:07:07 .hello2 16:07:08 sgallagh: sgallagh 'Stephen Gallagher' 16:07:14 I'm still in the FESCo meeting, but I'll try to multi-task 16:07:24 * coremodule be secret, Terry! 16:07:47 tflink: ping 16:07:47 adamw: Ping with data, please: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/No_naked_pings 16:07:53 shutup zodbot 16:08:15 alright, let's see how far we get with this motley crew :) 16:08:19 #chair pwhalen coremodule 16:08:19 Current chairs: adamw coremodule pwhalen 16:08:38 woot woot 16:08:55 impending boilerplate alert! 16:09:03 #topic Introduction 16:09:03 Why are we here? 16:09:03 #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. 16:09:03 #info We'll be following the process outlined at: 16:09:03 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:SOP_Blocker_Bug_Meeting 16:09:04 #info The bugs up for review today are available at: 16:09:06 #link http://qa.fedoraproject.org/blockerbugs/current 16:09:08 #info The criteria for release blocking bugs can be found at: 16:09:10 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Basic_Release_Criteria 16:09:12 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_31_Beta_Release_Criteria 16:09:14 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_31_Final_Release_Criteria 16:09:18 we have: 16:09:20 #info 5 Proposed Blockers 16:09:22 #info 9 Accepted Blockers 16:09:24 #info 1 Proposed Freeze Exceptions 16:09:26 #info 1 Accepted Freeze Exceptions 16:10:51 coremodule: are you up for secretarializing? 16:11:00 Aye, captain! 16:11:15 * satellit_ listening 16:12:19 #info coremodule will secretarialize 16:12:28 #info Let's start with proposed blockers 16:12:30 FESCo is now over. 16:12:33 #topic (1753985) Gnome-Boxes cannot connect to Virtualization Backend 16:12:34 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1753985 16:12:34 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-boxes, ASSIGNED 16:12:39 fesco is cancelled, y'all 16:12:52 .hello psabata 16:12:53 contyk: psabata 'Petr Šabata' 16:12:58 If this is actually a bug, then I'm +1, otherwise punt for more info? 16:13:09 *punt for more testing 16:13:25 well, it seems like it might be a kinda blip 16:13:43 I am -1 if we don't have a clear reproducer, I didn't see that out in the wild just yet 16:13:46 it doesn't look like it was an error in the test or anything, but it also looks like it doesn't always happen, some odd circumstance caused it to come up 16:13:47 or we can punt for sure 16:14:04 -1 and it can be re-proposed if it can be reliably reproduced 16:14:34 Yes, agreed with bcotton, -1, it can reproposed if necessary. 16:15:01 -1 for now also 16:15:06 agreed, -1 16:15:07 same. -1, can be re-proposed 16:15:30 -1 16:15:58 proposed #agreed 1753985 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - this only happened once in openQA and no-one has reproduced it manually, so it just seems like a one-off blip for now and that doesn't violate the criteria. It can be re-proposed if we find a way to reproduce it reliably 16:16:06 ack 16:16:21 ack 16:16:24 ack 16:16:29 ack 16:18:02 ack 16:18:31 #agreed 1753985 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - this only happened once in openQA and no-one has reproduced it manually, so it just seems like a one-off blip for now and that doesn't violate the criteria. It can be re-proposed if we find a way to reproduce it reliably 16:18:35 sorry, had to go feed cats 16:18:43 #topic (1753191) Switching from GNOME Classic to GNOME leaves the shell in classic mode 16:18:43 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1753191 16:18:43 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-session, MODIFIED 16:18:52 so, a note on this: the original report has been split into two bugs 16:19:03 this is now for the 'can't get back into shell after trying to start classic once' bug, i believe 16:19:33 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1754493 is for 'can't start gnome-classic' 16:19:52 i think i'm still -1 blocker to both, though obviously it'd be good to fix them 16:20:19 looks like the fix for this one has been submitted 16:20:23 -1 blocker, not a blocking DE. would probably be +1 FE if it's on the live image 16:20:44 -1 blocker, +1 FE 16:20:49 comment 12 16:21:22 -1 Blocker, +1 FE 16:21:29 -1 blocker, +1 FE 16:21:37 0 blocker, +1 FE 16:22:06 (i feel like "display manager logs in to the selected desktop" is an implied criterion) 16:23:04 proposed #agreed 1754493 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - this is rejected as a blocker as, Classic being a non-release-blocking desktop and desktop selection in GDM not being part of the GNOME 'panel', it doesn't violate any criteria. Accepted as an FE as it's a visible bug we would like to avoid being seen out-of-the-box for Final 16:23:12 I'm with bcotton here. 0/+1 16:23:16 ack 16:23:17 bcotton: i feel like it's not :P 16:23:31 if it were, then wouldn't we have to block if, I dunno, Sugar didn't start up? just in case you installed it? 16:23:55 no, just that sugar should be the DE that gdm tries to start 16:24:16 oh, iswym 16:24:29 well, anyway 16:24:44 ack 16:24:48 i don't feel strongly enough about it to swim against the tide here 16:25:02 especially considering there's already a fix 16:25:17 ack 16:25:33 ack 16:26:17 #agreed 1754493 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - this is rejected as a blocker as, Classic being a non-release-blocking desktop and desktop selection in GDM not being part of the GNOME 'panel', it doesn't violate any criteria. Accepted as an FE as it's a visible bug we would like to avoid being seen out-of-the-box for Final 16:26:26 #topic (1749868) GNOME Software doesn't prepare offline updates 16:26:26 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1749868 16:26:26 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-software, NEW 16:28:10 so this was related to the skip_if_unavailable change 16:28:11 It seems like this is fixed per Kamil's comment 15...? 16:29:04 but comments 17, 18, and 20 suggest it's not (although it's not clear if they have 3rd party repos enabled) 16:29:09 and Daniel's comment 16 16:29:35 hmmm 16:29:49 yeah it's all a bit muddy now 16:29:52 possibly we have two bugs here 16:30:15 yeah, I was wondering if the new reporters had the same issue 16:31:26 .bug 1752249 16:31:27 coremodule: 1752249 – Revert skip_if_unavailable default back to true - https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1752249 16:32:18 since this is in the works, but we have more conflicting data from comments 17, 18, and 19, I'm inclined to punt (yet again) for more info and testing 16:32:39 i can sorta see how the new bug could happen 16:32:40 but yes, that 16:32:55 I can personally test this between now and then and report in bug 16:33:10 +1 punt 16:33:11 +1 punt 16:33:36 +1 punt 16:33:36 +1 punt 16:33:39 +1 16:35:15 i'll add some info on the new case to the bug 16:35:28 do we know if the skip_if_unavailable default got changed again yet? 16:35:49 +1 punt 16:36:39 adamw, back to true? 16:36:49 adamw: looking at the dist-git, nothing got changed just yet 16:36:50 or back to true, then again back to false? 16:38:34 i meant back to true 16:38:39 but it's not too important i guess 16:39:33 proposed #agreed 1749868 - punt (delay decision) - we are still waiting to see the impact of the skip_if_unavailable change here, and also it seems that another cause of the same error may have been discovered, and we should look into that a bit too 16:39:46 ack 16:39:55 ack 16:39:56 ack 16:40:15 #agreed 1749868 - punt (delay decision) - we are still waiting to see the impact of the skip_if_unavailable change here, and also it seems that another cause of the same error may have been discovered, and we should look into that a bit too 16:40:15 ack 16:40:35 ack 16:40:46 #topic (1754373) Keyboard shortcuts NOT mapped to keyboard layouts 16:40:46 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1754373 16:40:47 #info Proposed Blocker, mutter, NEW 16:41:08 this actually makes me wonder if it could be the cause of that other bug we rejected as a beta blocker a while back, but anyhoo 16:41:41 seems to be a pretty clear blocker 16:41:54 +1 blocker, per criteria 16:41:56 +1 blocker 16:42:00 +1 blocker 16:42:05 +1 blocker 16:43:07 for the record, the citing of the criterion is a bit misleading 16:43:27 in bug, yeah 16:43:31 "for the case of global keyboard shortcuts" is not part of the criterion text, but the citing makes it look that way 16:43:33 it does hit "After logging in to a release-blocking desktop, if the user account does not have its own keyboard layout configuration for that desktop (if there is such a user/desktop-specific configuration, it must be used when that user logs in to that desktop)" thought 16:43:39 this would be clearer as a proposal: 16:44:04 ahhh 16:44:20 "If a particular keyboard layout has been configured for the system, that keyboard layout must be used...After logging in to a release-blocking desktop, if the user account does not have its own keyboard layout configuration for that desktop (if there is such a user/desktop-specific configuration, it must be used when that user logs in to that desktop)" (for the case of global keyboard shortcuts) 16:45:05 yes, that makes more sense 16:45:10 still, i think i'd vote +1, this does seem a sufficient violation of that criterion 16:45:58 +1 16:45:59 +1 16:46:31 * tflink was implicitly thinking of that criterion but it's better to make that explicit 16:46:39 proposed #agreed 1754373 - AcceptedBlocker (Final) - this is accepted as a violation of the 'keyboard layout' criterion 16:46:44 ack 16:46:46 ack 16:46:48 ack 16:46:57 #agreed 1754373 - AcceptedBlocker (Final) - this is accepted as a violation of the 'keyboard layout' criterion 16:47:04 #topic (1754307) Package paprefs requires KDE component apper 16:47:04 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1754307 16:47:04 #info Proposed Blocker, paprefs, NEW 16:47:10 -1, this really doesn't look like a blocker at all. 16:47:22 agreed 16:47:23 -1 16:47:39 -1 blocker 16:47:44 it does sound like it should be sorted out but the blocker process isn't the place for that 16:47:46 -1 blocker 16:48:13 I'd probably be +1 FE on a fix, though 16:48:32 -1 blocker 16:48:46 nvm, wasn't thinking of the package 16:48:54 probably -1 FE as well 16:48:55 We're not in Freeze, so I'm not going to vote on FE 16:49:14 -1 blocker, +1 FE 16:49:16 yeah, -1/punt on FE for me. 16:49:32 FE would only make sense if the package is on any media... 16:49:52 oh yeah, that 16:50:36 -1 blocker 16:51:04 -1 b /punt 16:51:21 proposed #agreed 1754307 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - this is rejected as a blocker as it does not appear to violate any criteria 16:51:27 (let's just ignore FE for now) 16:51:30 ack 16:51:35 ack 16:51:41 ack 16:51:51 ack 16:52:06 ack 16:52:15 ack 16:52:16 #agreed 1754307 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - this is rejected as a blocker as it does not appear to violate any criteria 16:52:28 ok, we have one more proposed blocker, the split gnome-classic one 16:52:50 #topic (1754493) Attempt to start Gnome Classic ends up in an error. 16:52:50 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1754493 16:52:50 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-shell-extensions, NEW 16:52:58 i'm also -1 on this one, same rationale. 16:53:01 -1 16:53:04 (classic is not a release-blocking desktop) 16:53:07 -1 16:53:19 -1 blocker, not a release blocking DE 16:53:33 -1 blocker 16:53:36 -1 blocker 16:53:48 -1 blocker 16:54:55 proposed #agreed 1754493 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - as GNOME Classic is not a release-blocking desktop, this doesn't violate the criteria 16:55:03 ack 16:55:08 ack 16:55:10 ack 16:55:15 ack 16:55:19 ack 16:55:30 ack 16:55:41 #agreed 1754493 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - as GNOME Classic is not a release-blocking desktop, this doesn't violate the criteria 16:56:12 #topic Proposed freeze exceptions 16:56:19 #topic (1753328) Stop NOTIFY_SOCKET from leaking into the GNOME environment 16:56:19 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1753328 16:56:19 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, gnome-session, ASSIGNED 16:56:50 so, backdrop here, we suddenly care a lot about podman in general 16:57:49 i'm willing to accept the desktop team's caring-a-lot here and say, sure, let's take a tested fix for podman out of the box if it comes to that, so +1 16:58:00 yeah, +1 16:58:09 +1 fe 16:58:09 +1, although it seems like it can get handled in updates just as well 16:58:23 +1 FE 16:58:32 +1 FE 16:59:04 +1 FE 16:59:14 Hmm, I'm not sure I agree. Give me a minute 17:00:02 bcotton: it's included in workstation package set i think 17:00:20 so it affects ootb experience and lives (though dunno how much you'd use it on a live image) 17:00:29 the other consideration, i believe, is that Silverblue is built out of the stable packages 17:00:32 adamw: Does flatpak use it? 17:00:34 yeah, that's what i question 17:00:43 so if it gets stuck in u-t due to the Final freeze, silverblue stays broken till we unfreeze 17:00:51 you can't so easily just install a package from u-t on silverblue 17:00:57 ah, okay 17:01:08 then i'm still +1 but without comment :-) 17:01:20 sgallagh: i don't know, but the thing that *does* seem to use it is the developer toolbox 17:01:25 which is a v. important thing for silverblue 17:01:47 OK, in that case I'm +1 17:04:10 proposed #agreed 1753328 - AcceptedFreezeException (Final) - this is accepted due to the impact of broken podman on OOTB experience, and also on Silverblue, which is composed from stable packages 17:04:37 ack 17:04:43 ack 17:04:44 ack 17:04:51 ack 17:04:54 ack 17:04:57 ack 17:05:02 #agreed 1753328 - AcceptedFreezeException (Final) - this is accepted due to the impact of broken podman on OOTB experience, and also on Silverblue, which is composed from stable packages 17:06:09 ok, we have one late-breaking proposed FE also 17:06:26 #topic (1752550) soas live beta unable to login to liveuser 17:06:30 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1752550 17:06:43 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, gwebsockets, ON_QA 17:06:59 this was proposed as a Beta FE after we signed off on Beta. i just switched it to Final. 17:07:04 +1 one I guess 17:07:09 +1 FE 17:07:12 +1 FE 17:07:13 it looks like it'll get fixed before we freeze, but just in case, I'm +1 for fixing a non-blocking desktop with a live image 17:07:13 can't be fixed later 17:07:20 +1 17:07:26 +1 17:07:29 +! 17:07:32 +1 17:09:11 proposed #agreed 1752550 - AcceptedFreezeException (Final) - this is accepted as it fixes a non-release-blocking desktop with a live image; that can't be fixed with an update 17:09:16 ack 17:10:23 ack 17:10:39 ack 17:10:45 #agreed 1752550 - AcceptedFreezeException (Final) - this is accepted as it fixes a non-release-blocking desktop with a live image; that can't be fixed with an update 17:11:33 #topic Accepted blockers 17:11:37 just looking through for ones which need review 17:13:04 #info all the accepted blockers are in fairly clear states, mostly waiting on developers for fixes 17:13:07 no Anaconda bugs at all, impossible... 17:13:13 I don't think we need to check any of them specifically, does anyone see any? 17:13:23 kparal: find some anaconda bugs 17:13:31 mkolman: don't worry, we have Top Men working on it ;) 17:13:32 .fire adamw 17:13:33 adamw fires adamw 17:13:42 OK :D 17:14:24 mkolman: there definitely *is* some kind of difficult-to-debug memory corruption causing anaconda to occasionally crash early again :( 17:14:30 but i have not been able to get useful debugging on it yet 17:14:53 OK, anyhoo 17:14:55 #topic Open floor 17:14:58 yeah, those are hard to debug 17:14:59 any other F31-related business, folks? 17:15:09 nothing from me 17:16:25 nothing here... 17:18:20 nothing I guess, thanks for the meeting 17:19:09 alrrrighty then 17:19:18 thanks for coming out, folks 17:19:28 see you next week, same bat-time, same bat-channel 17:20:04 #endmeeting