17:01:12 #startmeeting F34-blocker-review 17:01:12 Meeting started Mon Mar 1 17:01:12 2021 UTC. 17:01:12 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 17:01:12 The chair is adamw. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:01:12 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 17:01:12 The meeting name has been set to 'f34-blocker-review' 17:01:13 #meetingname F34-blocker-review 17:01:13 The meeting name has been set to 'f34-blocker-review' 17:01:13 .hello2 17:01:14 #topic Roll Call 17:01:14 bcotton: bcotton 'Ben Cotton' 17:01:30 morning folks, who's around for blocker meeting fun? 17:01:32 * core_module is here, willing to act as secretary. 17:01:47 .hello lruzicka 17:01:49 lruzicka[m]: lruzicka 'Lukáš Růžička' 17:03:05 * cmurf runs for a coffee 17:04:36 thanks coremodule! 17:04:50 you got it :) 17:04:57 .hello 17:04:57 geraldosimiao: (hello ) -- Alias for "hellomynameis $1". 17:06:56 how's everyone doing this fine blocker-y morning 17:07:15 blockertastic! 17:07:34 .hello pwhalen 17:07:35 pwhalen: pwhalen 'Paul Whalen' 17:07:46 Rainy Day here on my town 17:08:08 let's see, i live in vancouver, so...doesn't bother looking out the window yup, heretoo 17:08:12 .hello geraldosimiao 17:08:13 geraldosimiao: geraldosimiao 'Geraldo S. Simião Kutz' 17:10:50 alrighty, let's get rolling...slow impending boilerplate alert (man i need to file an element bug) 17:11:49 #chair pwhalen bcotton 17:11:49 Current chairs: adamw bcotton pwhalen 17:11:57 #topic Introduction 17:12:01 Why are we here? 17:12:07 #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. 17:12:14 #info We'll be following the process outlined at: 17:12:19 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:SOP_Blocker_Bug_Meeting 17:12:24 #info The bugs up for review today are available at: 17:12:28 #link http://qa.fedoraproject.org/blockerbugs/current 17:12:33 #info The criteria for release blocking bugs can be found at: 17:12:37 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Basic_Release_Criteria 17:12:42 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_34_Beta_Release_Criteria 17:12:46 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_34_Final_Release_Criteria 17:13:03 #info for Beta, we have: 17:13:06 #info 4 Proposed Blockers 17:13:06 #info 3 Accepted Blockers 17:13:15 did that paste properly? 17:13:49 it appears so 17:14:47 #info 8 Proposed Freeze Exceptions 17:14:55 #info 12 Accepted Freeze Exceptions 17:15:07 #info for Final, we hae: 17:15:59 #info 3 Proposed Blockers 17:16:00 #info 5 Accepted Blockers 17:18:16 alrighty, let's get rolling with 17:18:20 #topic Proposed Beta blockers 17:18:33 #topic (1931345) Version 'fedora-34-x86_64' is not supported by the Retrace server. 17:18:37 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1931345 17:18:40 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/267 17:18:45 #info Proposed Blocker, abrt, ASSIGNED 17:18:56 -1 blocker, as kparal said in the ticket i believe last cycle we said it was OK so long as local generation worked 17:19:25 -1 blocker here 17:19:38 local generation eats up a terrible amount of data it needs to download 17:19:48 upstream ticket has been updated that they think it will be fixed soon 17:19:49 -1 betablocker. ask me later about final :-) 17:19:51 -1 blocker 17:20:05 -1 blocker 17:20:32 quite a lot of people bail on bug reporting if they have to download debuginfos 17:21:16 I would believe they do, because it is so stupid when you download all the data and Abrt tells you it could not trace it 17:21:54 f33 went so many time without that working... 17:22:14 it is annoying, but it doesn't seem blocker worthy 17:22:19 in the end, they fixed it, so the release did not go without it 17:22:51 proposed #agreed 1931345 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) - as per precedent from last cycle, we only require at least one backtrace generation method (local or remote) to work per the criteria 17:22:52 yes, you're right lruzicka 17:22:57 not voting on FE as it doesn't require package changes 17:23:02 ack 17:23:03 ack 17:23:13 ack 17:23:24 ack 17:23:32 ack 17:23:36 however, it sorta seems a new standard -> they take time to make it running 17:24:49 new standard? 17:24:58 oh, you mean you're worried it's like this because of last cycle? 17:25:04 nah, it's been like this forever :( 17:25:17 yes 17:25:29 well, that is a little comforting :D 17:25:33 for as long as i can remember this has been a pain 17:25:39 in a weird way yes :D 17:27:48 #agreed 1931345 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) - as per precedent from last cycle, we only require at least one backtrace generation method (local or remote) to work per the criteria 17:27:56 #topic (1930401) No update notifications shown when updates available (F34, Rawhide) 17:28:01 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1930401 17:28:06 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/234 17:28:10 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-software, NEW 17:28:26 sorry, this is on me - same state as last week, i did not yet manage to get around to updating the test 17:28:35 had a bunch of other test fixes to do last week and didn't get to it 17:29:54 this is also a final blocker, so we forgive you :-) 17:30:09 oh crap 17:30:14 i'm on the wrong list :P 17:30:15 #undo 17:30:15 Removing item from minutes: INFO by adamw at 17:28:10 : Proposed Blocker, gnome-software, NEW 17:30:21 #undo 17:30:21 Removing item from minutes: 17:30:26 #undo 17:30:26 Removing item from minutes: 17:30:35 #undo 17:30:35 Removing item from minutes: 17:30:56 #topic (1933397) gnome-control-center crashes when adding a new input source 17:31:39 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1933397 17:31:39 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/257 17:31:40 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-control-center, NEW 17:31:41 oof 17:32:34 For me, this seems to be a blocker however I could not reproduce it with the latest updates. 17:33:16 yeah, i just tried here and it doesn't crash 17:34:08 i have the same g-c-c version as the reporter... 17:34:13 might be good to test in a fresh install? 17:35:07 same with me 17:35:36 i don't know what criterion this would violate, but it does seem like blockery behavior... if it were reproducible 17:36:02 Sounds like it violates the "basic functionality" criterion 17:36:08 (also, hi) 17:36:51 basic functionality or keyboard layout with a bit of a stretch 17:36:51 as reported i think it's a blocker but it's not reproducible, then i guess punt? ask the reporter to update and retest? 17:37:07 there's no g-i-s first login mode any more so if you do a netinst or if you're configuring a newly-created user, you can't set up an input method in g-i-s 17:37:17 i'm asking in #fedora-desktop if anyone's familiar with the crash there 17:39:16 I cannot reproduce it here either, so I'm voting to ask the reporter to retest. 17:39:27 ok, no reply in #fedora-desktop yet 17:39:52 i'm leaning -1 and repropose if it can be replicated, but i'll accept a punt :-) 17:40:04 proposed #agreed 1933397 - punt (delay decision) - we would likely vote to accept this if it was reproducible, but no-one in the meeting can reproduce it. We will ask the reporter to test with latest packages and try to get more info if they can still produce the crash 17:40:19 ack 17:40:21 ack 17:40:23 ack 17:40:27 ack 17:40:39 ack 17:41:25 hmmm 17:41:35 that reporter has the latest, gnome-control-center-40~beta-3.fc34.x86_64 17:41:59 yes, but so do we 17:42:03 and other packages may be involved 17:42:14 #agreed 1933397 - punt (delay decision) - we would likely vote to accept this if it was reproducible, but no-one in the meeting can reproduce it. We will ask the reporter to test with latest packages and try to get more info if they can still produce the crash 17:43:49 #topic (1931070) sddm crashes with mesa-21 on VMware 17:43:55 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1931070 17:44:00 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/236 17:44:06 #info Proposed Blocker, mesa, ON_QA 17:44:22 so, we do have explicit criteria about virt working, and they cover the 'supported' virt stack, which isn't vmware 17:45:01 still, i think there's a reasonable argument that we could consider a bug like this and just treat vmware as a particular type of hardware, just like we'd consider a bug that only affected certain video adapters or whatever 17:45:07 I wasnt able to reproduce this on aarch64 17:46:04 given we have an accepted FE for this, i'm inclined to not block on this since it's not in the explicitly supported virt stack 17:47:05 -1 blocker 17:47:38 -1 blocker 17:47:48 However, we could suggest that it is important 17:47:53 -1 Blocker 17:48:36 lruzicka[m]: We have the Prioritized Bugs process for that 17:49:01 sgallagh: I am not saying we should block on that. 17:49:30 sgallagh: I meant that it would be a top hit if it worked in VmWare, too :D 17:49:41 any +1 votes? 17:49:43 treating vmware as common hardware has merit worth further discussion (not necessarily here right now) 17:49:52 adamw: not here 17:52:12 proposed #agreed 1931070 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) - it was generally felt this isn't going to affect enough people to constitute a conditional violation of "must boot to a working desktop", and VMware is not covered by the virtualization criteria 17:52:28 ack 17:52:46 ack 17:53:04 ack 17:53:41 ack 17:53:55 #agreed 1931070 - RejectedBlocker (Beta) - it was generally felt this isn't going to affect enough people to constitute a conditional violation of "must boot to a working desktop", and VMware is not covered by the virtualization criteria 17:54:11 #topic (1930978) [abrt] xorg-x11-server-Xorg: System(): Xorg killed by SIGABRT 17:54:13 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1930978 17:54:16 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/242 17:54:21 #info Proposed Blocker, xorg-x11-server, NEW 17:54:46 ugh, sorry- just checking that today. Will re-propose if not a dupe 17:55:12 right, we were waiting to hear back from you on that one 17:56:53 so, punt again? 17:57:36 right, sorry.. I think it is a dupe just didnt get a chance to check 17:57:39 proposed #agreed 1930978 - punt (delay decision) - we're still waiting for pwhalen to confirm whether this is a dupe of 1930977 17:57:59 ack 17:58:03 ack 17:58:39 ack 17:59:04 ack 18:01:07 #agreed 1930978 - punt (delay decision) - we're still waiting for pwhalen to confirm whether this is a dupe of 1930977 18:01:17 ok, moving on to: 18:01:23 #topic Proposed Beta freeze exceptions 18:01:31 #topic (1933628) kernel-modules-5.11.0-0.rc7.20210210gite0756cfc7d7c.150.fc34.x86_64 has depmod ERRORs 18:01:38 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1933628 18:01:42 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/268 18:01:47 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, kernel, NEW 18:02:22 i'm kinda...-1 on principle 18:02:36 just on the basis it's not a good idea to take a new kernel build during freeze just to fix a superficial issue like this 18:04:12 yeah, if it's not causing functional problems, it seems better to save it for the thaw. i'm okay with a beta throwing ignorable errors 18:04:17 The name however is wrong. This happens with the current kernel that gets updated to the latest one. It happened when being updated to the current kernel. 18:04:45 but I am fine with it as long as you are fine. 18:05:00 I just wanted us to consider if it is serious enough. 18:05:51 the images have 5.11.0 in them though is that happening there? 18:05:54 i haven't seen this 18:06:11 * cmurf goes and looks at bug 18:06:16 (watch me be the reporter) 18:06:48 oh 18:07:18 spaceball.ko ? 18:07:28 cmurf: it happened to me when I was upgrading to the last kernel and again when I updated to the current kernel. 18:07:41 I have restarted since then so I am with the latest kernel now 18:08:21 no idea what spaceball.ko is for :D 18:08:30 i don't recognize these modules are that it's expecting to find 18:08:38 -1 blocker, I havent seen it 18:08:49 i wonder if these are in modules-extras 18:09:12 extra/drivers/input/joystick/spaceball.ko 18:09:19 yeah so that's part of extras 18:09:25 cmurf: it looks like they are 18:09:39 i wonder if you get these messages if you decide to update your kernel and only update kernel kernel-core kernel-modules but not extras 18:09:42 I am using a trackball instead of a mouse, so that's why? pwhalen 18:09:43 in which case it's just noise 18:10:42 does the `dnf update` not take care of this? it should 18:10:55 are you seeing these in the journal? 18:10:58 depends how the dependencies are set up. 18:11:08 or in the shell when you dnf update? 18:11:20 i'm even more -1 if this only happens in -extras is installed, since it's not installed by default any more 18:13:28 any votes? 18:13:35 -1 then 18:13:39 -1 blocker 18:14:00 i'd like to understand it better, there might be a bug here but i don't even know what's doing the complaining but it doesn't seem fatal so... 18:14:15 however, I am experiencing a new issue - to list the journalctl takes ages 18:14:41 lruzicka[m]: talk to me on fedora-qa about that 18:14:51 using -b and/or --since can help. 18:16:16 proposed #agreed 1933628 - RejectedFreezeException (Beta) - we judged that this is not a significant enough issue to be worth the risk of a new kernel build on its own 18:16:26 ack 18:16:36 ack 18:17:24 i need to smarten up and start putting the blockers after the FEs so everyone doesn't leave after the blockers :D 18:17:31 any other acks 18:18:23 ack 18:19:07 ack 18:19:17 ack 18:19:48 #agreed 1933628 - RejectedFreezeException (Beta) - we judged that this is not a significant enough issue to be worth the risk of a new kernel build on its own 18:19:56 #topic (1923464) libyui-mga-qt: FTBFS in Fedora rawhide/f34 18:20:03 * cmurf --> moar cafe! 18:20:03 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1923464 18:20:09 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/263 18:20:15 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, libyui-mga-qt, ON_QA 18:20:43 +1 FE 18:20:55 so in general i am less willing to take FTBFS FEs the more important the library is :P 18:21:03 if it's unimportant it can't break anything, if it's important it can 18:21:13 this is used in dnfdragora, so - fairly important 18:22:27 the update does only disable Werror, so it's less dangerous, i guess 18:23:51 coin toss risk 18:24:27 but +1 beta FE 18:24:42 +1 BFE 18:24:43 since it's the maintainer asking :) 18:25:08 +1 BFE 18:25:23 thanks, i hate it 18:25:32 you said that last week 18:25:51 i say it a lot 18:25:52 +1 FE 18:26:14 proposed #agreed 1923464 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - accepted as a freeze exception because fixing FTBFS is good 18:26:25 ack 18:26:29 ack 18:26:35 ack 18:27:07 ack 18:27:46 #agreed 1923464 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - accepted as a freeze exception because fixing FTBFS is good 18:27:50 #topic (1923465) libyui-ncurses: FTBFS in Fedora rawhide/f34 18:27:56 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1923465 18:28:00 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/264 18:28:05 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, libyui-ncurses, ON_QA 18:28:11 this is basically exactly the same thing and the same update fixes both 18:28:20 ...so I recommend we reject it for the lulz and just to mess with cmurf 18:28:25 so we should be -1 for fun 18:28:28 dang. too slow 18:28:39 see I knew ben would be with me 18:29:11 Fedora Trollgram Manager 18:29:41 Heh, not Ruby Tuesday but Funny Monday 18:30:41 just gonna cut to proposed 18:30:44 proposed #agreed 1923464 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - accepted as a freeze exception because fixing FTBFS is good 18:30:49 ack 18:31:18 * cmurf is back just in time to appreciate being messed with 18:31:19 ack 18:31:25 ack 18:31:31 ack 18:32:06 #agreed 1923464 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - accepted as a freeze exception because fixing FTBFS is good 18:32:07 #topic (1923467) m2crypto: FTBFS in Fedora rawhide/f34 18:32:08 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1923467 18:32:09 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/253 18:32:09 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, m2crypto, ON_QA 18:32:29 so i really would like to reject this 18:32:39 the update is not just an FTBFS fix, it's an entire new version 18:32:50 i don't see the justification for taking that during freeze just to make it not-FTBFS 18:33:10 -1 FE for what adam said 18:33:33 though apparently i was wrong about important things using it 18:33:40 at least it's not installed on my system, heh. 18:34:04 -1 FE 18:34:32 -1 FE 18:34:44 -1 FE 18:34:50 (Targeted fixes only, please) 18:35:40 I missed it, children are crying, what are we voting for? 18:35:48 proposed #agreed 1923467 - RejectedFreezeException (Beta) - the proposed fix here is a version bump, the benefit of fixing FTBFS is minor and doesn't justify the risk of a version bump 18:36:02 ack 18:36:15 ack 18:36:22 ack 18:36:41 lruzicka[m]: Making children cry. 18:37:35 :) 18:37:40 ack 18:37:50 #agreed 1923467 - RejectedFreezeException (Beta) - the proposed fix here is a version bump, the benefit of fixing FTBFS is minor and doesn't justify the risk of a version bump 18:38:08 ack 18:38:19 kparal skipped the meeting to look after his kids, while lruzicka is just letting them cry in piles of their own vomit, probably 18:38:26 let's all shame him 18:38:41 #topic (1928546) SELinux is preventing gmain from 'watch' accesses on the directory /etc/gdm. 18:38:53 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1928546 18:38:57 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/269 18:39:02 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, selinux-policy, POST 18:39:39 adamw, heh, you are quite close :D 18:39:49 tl;dr: SELinux Troubleshooting daemon eats an entire CPU because of a labeling problem. 18:39:49 Fedora above children :) 18:40:18 +1 FE 18:40:38 sure, +1 18:41:12 +1 18:41:38 +1 FE 18:42:16 proposed #agreed 1928546 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - as noted in the bug, this causes substantial waste of system resources during live sesssion / first login, definitely worth fixing 18:42:26 +1 FE 18:42:29 ack 18:42:34 ack 18:42:56 there's quite a lot of avc denials in the journal right now 18:42:59 ack 18:43:17 cmurf: I won't deny that... 18:43:35 ack 18:43:47 #agreed 1928546 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - as noted in the bug, this causes substantial waste of system resources during live sesssion / first login, definitely worth fixing 18:43:49 i'm counting over 400 from a single boot and login 18:44:21 #topic (1933433) systemd-resolved: stub resolver is not following CNAME for resolution 18:44:27 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1933433 18:44:37 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/261 18:44:40 oh man this one 18:44:41 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, systemd, NEW 18:45:44 it's a bit new and zbyszek hasn't had time to respond to it yet, but there's an upstream bug 18:46:04 and it's a repeat (this problem has happened before) 18:46:33 i'm also not certain how big of a problem it is because i don't understand network stuff 18:46:42 but it is a regression 18:46:59 so we could punt and come back to it in a week 18:47:12 see if an update comes along to fix it 18:47:39 worked ok in systemd 247 as well as whatever is current in f33 18:48:16 i guess a question i have is if this could be a final blocker? 18:48:47 i just couldn't figure out a reason 18:48:50 uh. possibly? like you i'd like the impact unpicked quite a bit more 18:49:36 but for now we only really need to bother with beta FE, i guess 18:50:05 well if not knowing anything else a systemd RC3 appears, what are the chances we'd take it? 18:50:20 If a fix came in, I'd consider it. So +1 FE 18:50:27 i mean that's sorta what we signed up for with a lateish switch to 248 anyway 18:50:27 Doesn't mean we'd have to take it. 18:50:40 true 18:50:41 yeah, if the fix for this is "here's RC3, good luck" I'm not sure i'd take it 18:50:48 haha 18:50:50 but we can accept the bug as an FE for now and consider that when/if it happens 18:51:14 ok so +1FE 18:51:30 ok, +FE 18:51:37 +1FE 18:51:38 +1 FE 18:51:40 +1FE 18:52:39 +1 FE 18:52:59 proposed #agreed 1933433 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - we're not sure of the details here, but it seems like a serious enough issue to want to fix for lives/installer. However, if the proposed fix is too broad (e.g. an entire RC3 build) we may decide not to take it 18:53:13 ack 18:53:51 ack 18:54:00 ack 18:54:03 248-rc2 is being reasonably well behaved other than that coredump during update from 247 bit... 18:54:05 ack 18:54:33 ack 18:55:21 #agreed 1933433 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - we're not sure of the details here, but it seems like a serious enough issue to want to fix for lives/installer. However, if the proposed fix is too broad (e.g. an entire RC3 build) we may decide not to take it 18:56:32 * cmurf always thinks of Mars Attacks! during every blocker review because of all the ack ack ack ack! 18:57:17 cmurf: I thought it was just me... 18:57:58 #topic (1933454) /etc/resolv.conf is not a symlink 18:58:04 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1933454 18:58:09 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/265 18:58:13 #info Proposed Freeze Exceptions, systemd, NEW 18:58:23 cmurf, what is the connection to Mars? I am getting images of geese. 18:59:15 "mars attacks!", it's a movie 18:59:16 lruzicka: the movie Mars Attacks! the aliens only ever say ack and variations on ack 19:00:47 cmurf, hah, did not know, is it the old movie? I guess there is more on this topic. 19:00:57 or with such a name ... 19:01:03 failure at the box office, cult classic, hilarious rip on celebrity culture, very camp 19:01:07 1996 19:01:14 sure, +1 FE, seems like what we want to do is not happening here 19:01:23 thanks, I will look around, sgallagh and cmurf 19:01:27 +1 FE 19:01:31 +1 FE 19:01:38 +1 FE 19:01:43 still trying to sort this one out 19:02:11 as in, how to fix it, but it needs to be fixed 19:02:14 and ideally for beta 19:02:29 and can't be fixed with an update 19:02:44 esp seeing as folks install the beta and would otherwise ... yes exactly 19:02:49 get stuck with this problem 19:03:15 i mean, might even be a beta blocker but i can't find a criterion to argue that case 19:03:33 +1 FE 19:03:41 we don't have a correctness of configuration criterion 19:04:27 yeah, if it doesn't actually result in anything breaking, it's hard to argue it as a blocker 19:04:42 well it sorta does break the policy we want 19:05:09 we want resolv.conf mode: stub 19:05:10 proposed #agreed 1933454 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - it's clearly the case that the intended result in terms of resolv.conf is not happening, and that can't be fixed with an update and is definitely worth fixing 19:05:29 ack 19:05:39 but it doesn't actually prevent name resolution working or anything. 19:06:05 i can't articulate what it does prevent from working but it does prevent it because the mode is wrong 19:06:21 ack 19:07:28 like if it ships this way it undoes the f33 effort of making systemd-resolved the default resolver 19:08:04 #agreed 1933454 - AcceptedFreezeException (Beta) - it's clearly the case that the intended result in terms of resolv.conf is not happening, and that can't be fixed with an update and is definitely worth fixing 19:08:07 but anyway... i think it'll get sorted out 19:08:32 OK, and finally: 19:08:36 uh oh 19:08:37 #topic Proposed Final blockers 19:08:46 oh yay 19:08:48 #topic (1931345) Version 'fedora-34-x86_64' is not supported by the Retrace server. 19:08:53 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1931345 19:08:57 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/267 19:08:58 i thought you were going to say we were done 19:09:02 #info Proposed Blocker, abrt, ASSIGNED 19:09:05 there are only three, hang in there 19:09:15 just messing 19:09:15 trying to recall if we decided this doesn't block final either last time 19:09:27 why is this here too? 19:09:30 ohhhh 19:09:52 neal had accidentally proposed it as beta blocker meaning to propose it as final, and when i closed that as a dup for this older one it inherited beta and final blockers 19:09:55 it's the same bug 19:10:36 I though it was decided so adamw: 19:10:40 that is a good question if we expect both local and remote retrace to work for final 19:10:57 yeah for beta we're saying only one needs to work 19:11:08 this is now about whether both should work for final 19:11:10 i don't recall last time, let me look it up 19:11:10 ahhh ok 19:14:22 sigh having trouble findign all teh bugs 19:16:29 me 2 19:16:32 so let's punt on Final Blocker 19:16:37 best as i can tell, we didn't definitely decide that last cycle 19:16:41 so it's kinda up for debate now 19:16:49 in that case +1 FB 19:18:02 i'm reading https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1878317 19:18:08 and we've got mixed opinions 19:18:12 it's kind of a close call for me 19:18:22 and we're at the end of a long meeting and a lot of folks have checked out 19:18:31 including even 'indefintely block beta' on it 19:18:41 so i'd probably prefer to just punt on it until we have a more pressing need to decide it and more folks around 19:18:47 +1 punt 19:19:02 +1 punt 19:19:02 yeah, no need to decide this today 19:19:13 maybe we need a short criterion for this issue since it's come up before 19:19:18 maybe it will get fixed before we have to decide and we can avoid having to set a precedent :-) 19:19:28 and not go on precedent whre we have to go lookup old bugs and read them again 19:19:31 +1 punt 19:19:38 +1 punt 19:19:42 +1 punt then, but let's decide next time 19:19:56 lol 19:20:12 all the people come out to punt 19:20:22 I think that precedent is always better than chaos :) 19:20:43 any precedent could be questionned, but difficult to stear in chaos 19:20:50 steer 19:21:19 proposed #agreed 1931345 - punt (delay decision) - it's a close call whether remote retrace not working should block final, and we don't have a lot of people around to make it, so we agreed to delay the decision until it's more pressing / more folks are around to consider it 19:21:43 ack 19:21:51 ack 19:22:04 ack 19:22:09 ack 19:22:27 ack 19:23:33 ack (not from mars) 19:23:56 #agreed 1931345 - punt (delay decision) - it's a close call whether remote retrace not working should block final, and we don't have a lot of people around to make it, so we agreed to delay the decision until it's more pressing / more folks are around to consider it 19:24:04 #topic (1930401) No update notifications shown when updates available (F34, Rawhide) 19:24:10 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1930401 19:24:16 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/234 19:24:21 #info Proposed Blocker, gnome-software, NEW 19:24:51 hmmm 19:24:57 this again? 19:25:02 this is still on me to re-check 19:25:09 oh right, i pasted it by mistake earlier 19:25:30 proposed #agreed 1930401 - punt (delay decision) - we're still waiting on adamw to check the new heuristics and update the openQA test here 19:25:31 Software figures out what is critical from koji 19:25:43 i mean bodhi 19:27:12 ack 19:27:16 ack 19:27:26 ack 19:27:36 ummm 19:27:42 we aren't acking 19:28:00 oh i'm confused, per usual 19:28:15 ack 19:28:22 yeah we're acking 19:28:25 i just skipped the votes :P 19:28:31 #agreed 1930401 - punt (delay decision) - we're still waiting on adamw to check the new heuristics and update the openQA test here 19:28:38 #topic (1930514) Plasma System Monitor don't show neither History nor System Stats 19:28:44 #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1930514 19:28:50 #link https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/blocker-review/issue/262 19:28:54 #info Proposed Blocker, plasma-systemmonitor, MODIFIED 19:29:14 +1 blocker 19:29:38 although... weren't we discussing in the last cycle about narrowing the scope of KDE things to apply this criterion to? 19:29:48 because there are so many things? :) 19:30:25 i think we did already 19:30:26 uh 19:30:39 https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_34_Final_Release_Criteria#Default_application_functionality 19:31:27 ahhh only to that list of types 19:32:37 ok -1 final blocker, and it looks like the beta FE is sufficient to get it fixed 19:33:21 yeah, i'd be -1 unless this is part of system settings (I don't think ti s) 19:34:18 it is not 19:34:39 -1 Final blocker since it's not in the list of blocking applications 19:34:46 it isn't part of system settings, but it have libs conflicts. But Neal and Rex are taking a look at this by now, I think. 19:35:14 -1 final blocker 19:35:35 proposed #agreed 1930514 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - the cited criterion is qualified on KDE to only cover a limited range of application types, and the system monitor is not one of them 19:35:57 ack 19:36:07 ack 19:36:35 ack 19:36:38 ack 19:37:33 ack 19:37:48 #agreed 1930514 - RejectedBlocker (Final) - the cited criterion is qualified on KDE to only cover a limited range of application types, and the system monitor is not one of them 19:37:52 ok, and with that we're done! 19:37:55 #topic Open floor 19:38:08 sorry for the long meeting folks, remember to vote in the voting system so we don't need nearly-3-hour meetings :D 19:38:50 :P 19:38:58 😅 19:39:07 any other business? 19:39:13 negative 19:39:27 lunchtime! 19:40:05 but yeah gnome-software is supposed to trigger on bodhi metadata for importance, i forget what tag it's using 19:40:10 i think it's two tags 19:40:19 kalev will remember 19:40:28 the details don't matter 19:41:33 yeah, we need update notifications regardless, there are no automatic updates so people need to be nagged by default 19:42:23 +1 19:42:52 and for beta or they may never get nagged 19:52:31 thanks everyone! 19:52:33 #endmeeting