14:59:44 <jlaska> #startmeeting Fedora QA Meeting 14:59:44 <zodbot> Meeting started Mon May 3 14:59:44 2010 UTC. The chair is jlaska. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:59:46 <zodbot> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 14:59:49 <jlaska> #meetingname fedora-qa 14:59:49 <zodbot> The meeting name has been set to 'fedora-qa' 14:59:54 <jlaska> #topic Gathering critmass 15:00:07 * adamw gets critically massy 15:00:25 * kparal gets massively critical 15:00:33 <jlaska> adamw: you're moving at a high rate of speed too, and as we all know f=m*a 15:00:38 <jlaska> kparal: hah! 15:00:44 * jeff_hann here 15:01:02 <jlaska> jeff_hann: welcome 15:01:03 <adamw> heh 15:01:20 * adamw send a call out to the critical massive 15:01:30 * jskladan Zug Zug. 15:01:51 <jlaska> jskladan: howdy 15:01:59 <jlaska> wwoods: lurking? 15:02:07 <jlaska> let's get started ... we've all got a lot on our plates 15:02:30 <jlaska> #topic Previous meeting follow-up 15:02:36 <adamw> om nom nom 15:02:48 <jlaska> I only captured 2 items from last week ... and we'll touch on them later in the agenda 15:02:52 <jlaska> so skipping those two items 15:03:03 <jlaska> any other follow-up from last week? 15:03:54 <jlaska> alrighty ... moving along ... 15:04:03 <jlaska> #topic Fedora 13 RC test status 15:04:26 <jlaska> I'm sure folks are already tuned into this topic, but just a reminder on where we are in the F13 schedule 15:04:52 <jlaska> The F-13 Test compose was provided last Thursday, and is in test as we type 15:05:03 <jlaska> #info F-13-Final-TC1 test results available at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:Fedora_13_Final_TC_Test_Results 15:05:31 <jlaska> many thanks to robatino for handling the announcement and wiki magic while rhe is out 15:05:58 <kparal> the results seem very good so far 15:06:18 <jlaska> kparal: that's great! 15:06:56 <Southern_Gentlem> ? 15:06:57 <jlaska> preupgrade seems to still be sensative to properly recovering from low disk space 15:07:20 <jlaska> According to the blocker bug numbers ... 15:07:40 <jlaska> #info 32 MODIFIED || ON_QA F13Blocker bugs -- http://tinyurl.com/3ae37qy 15:07:57 * maxamillion is here 15:08:00 <maxamillion> sorry I'm late 15:08:02 <jlaska> #info 21 NEW || ASSIGNED F13Blocker bugs -- http://tinyurl.com/3567tqk 15:08:10 <jlaska> maxamillion: no worries, you're double booked too! Welcome :) 15:08:21 <maxamillion> thankies :) 15:08:27 <jlaska> I know I have a large plate of bugs I need to provide test feedback on this afternoon 15:08:44 <jlaska> and we still have 21 NEW || ASSIGNED bugs preventing the F-13-Final release candidate compose 15:08:47 <adamw> *trumpets* 15:09:01 * wwoods lurking 15:09:03 <jlaska> my "at risk" spidey sense is activating 15:09:11 <jlaska> wwoods: lurk away my good man! 15:10:09 <jlaska> #info there are no more scheduled test days for Fedora 13 15:10:17 * adamw is walking the blocker list atm 15:10:41 <jlaska> so at this point, it's all about verifying your bugs, and carefully reviewing incoming issues 15:10:42 <adamw> obviously the new/assigned bugs are the most worrying but it helps focus if we can close off as many of the ON_QA / MODIFIED ones as possible 15:11:18 <jlaska> I'd like to do a mass update of the MODIFIED || ON_QA bugs ... just asking for updated test feedback. Do folks have any concerns about that? 15:12:14 <jlaska> any other thoughts related to F-13-Final testing before we move on? 15:12:39 <jlaska> #info for folks reading the recap, the F-13 QA schedule is available at http://poelstra.fedorapeople.org/schedules/f-13/f-13-quality-tasks.html 15:13:41 <jlaska> okay ... moving on to next topic ... 15:13:53 <jlaska> #topic Proventesters check-in 15:14:04 <jlaska> We discussed this briefly on the list last week 15:14:06 <adamw> jlaska: please don't do a mass update 15:14:13 <adamw> jlaska: i am doing more tailored notes on each bug as I walk 15:14:14 <jlaska> adamw: oh no? 15:14:22 <adamw> so it'd just be a duplication essentially 15:14:30 <jlaska> adamw: ah excellent, I'll refrain from the mass annoy 15:14:35 <jlaska> adamw: thx :) 15:14:56 <jlaska> Okay, with regards to /topic 15:15:03 <maxamillion> yeah .... 15:15:10 <jlaska> I tried to capture what needs to happen in the short-term and then long-term 15:15:29 <jlaska> so short-term, is it correct to say that we need to migrate 'qa' users into 'proventesters 15:15:31 <maxamillion> jlaska: did the proventesters group become authoritative in bodhi? 15:15:36 <jlaska> so that critpath bodhi feedback can continue? 15:15:54 <jlaska> maxamillion: not yet, we need to have testers migrated first I believe 15:16:04 <maxamillion> jlaska: yes, I think we need to move all curent 'qa' members into 'proventesters' so that we don't put any kind of road bumps in the way of forward QA progress in critpath 15:16:11 <maxamillion> jlaska: ah ok 15:16:15 <jlaska> maxamillion: dgilmore also noted that we'll need to migrate users by hand, there isn't a convenient script to mass migrating FAS users 15:16:24 <maxamillion> jlaska: *sweet* 15:16:52 <jlaska> maxamillion: I can take an action item to migrate them over today, and file a ticket against bodhi to request using 'proventesters' for critpath feedback instead 15:16:53 <adamw> remind me to be washing my hair that day 15:17:05 <kparal> how many members are in qa group? 15:17:12 <maxamillion> jlaska: that would be *awesome* 15:17:22 <maxamillion> kparal: quite a bit more than I had originally thought 15:17:37 <maxamillion> kparal: I'm logging in to check now 15:17:54 <kparal> 10 members 15:18:00 <jlaska> 10 approved right? 15:18:02 <jlaska> that's not too bad 15:18:05 <maxamillion> oh 15:18:05 <maxamillion> nvm 15:18:11 <maxamillion> I thought it was a lot more than that 15:18:24 <jlaska> maxamillion: there are a lot of unapproved requests iirc 15:18:31 <maxamillion> ah, ok 15:18:39 <jlaska> #action jlaska to migrate approved FAS 'qa' members into 'proventesters' 15:18:47 <kparal> dozens of unapproved 15:18:57 <jlaska> #action jlaska to request bodhi change to require 'proventesters' feedback for critpath 15:19:00 <adamw> because people kept applying to the group as they thought it was important 15:19:16 <jlaska> okay ... so once those 2 items are complete ... what's next? 15:19:32 <kparal> guidelines for mentors? 15:19:34 <jlaska> basically ... before we can remove https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA/JoinProvenTesters:Draft from Draft 15:19:52 <maxamillion> jlaska: that is *the* question ... :/ 15:19:55 <jlaska> adamw: maxamillion you both were recommending providing guidance, and being less strict about membership 15:19:57 <kparal> guidelines for proventesters.... ) 15:20:06 <jlaska> does that mean we don't have a mentor program? 15:20:14 <jlaska> kparal: yes! 15:20:31 <maxamillion> kparal: +1 15:20:37 <jlaska> #info long-term, need test guidelines for proventesters (something to explain why they are needed) 15:20:50 <adamw> no, having mentors is fine, they do the 'providing guidance' bit. i think. 15:21:16 <jlaska> are mentors also the group that acts on the 'proventesters' group requests? 15:21:17 <maxamillion> jlaska: no, I like the idea of a mentor but I don't want it to be a formal checklist style mentoring, it should be more hands on 15:21:38 <maxamillion> jlaska: yes, I think they would be 15:21:46 <kparal> we need a document specifying how to do proventesters' work properly. because that will also help mentors do their guidance 15:21:54 <maxamillion> kparal: agreed 15:22:15 <jlaska> kparal: what types of things would be in that document? 15:22:25 <jlaska> like your package update acceptance plan? 15:22:38 <maxamillion> I like the package update acceptance plan 15:23:03 <kparal> jlaska: basically it would tell me which package update should be tested with highest priority and what should I look at when testing them 15:23:20 <kparal> to tell the truth, I don't even know how to test package updates myself 15:23:26 <jlaska> ah, so how to prioritize them, and what to do with them 15:23:28 <kparal> so some introduction into it 15:23:57 <jlaska> #info long-term, provide guidance on how to prioritize package update testing 15:24:16 <adamw> jlaska: i think the idea is mentors answer the group requests, yeah 15:24:23 <jlaska> nice, anything else we need to consider? 15:24:45 <jlaska> adamw: maxamillion: so do we need a wiki page about Mentor responsibilities? 15:24:53 <maxamillion> I think so, yes 15:25:09 <jlaska> #info long-term, need to outline mentor responsibilities 15:25:17 <maxamillion> a formal "this is how to test" I think might be hard to capture but I agree with kparal that it should be done 15:25:25 <jlaska> btw ... unless folks are chomping at the bit to take this on right now ... I'm just collecting ideas 15:25:46 <jlaska> once the bulk of testing F-13 is behind us, we can start to divide & conquer 15:26:17 <jlaska> yeah, I have a hard time capturing some of that stuff, but perhaps if we start with what we know and what we do now ... that'll get things moving in the right direction? 15:26:48 <maxamillion> jlaska: agreed, and since we're going to grandfather in the current qa members who weild the critpath karma sword I think we have plenty of time 15:27:24 <jlaska> anything else we need to think about or consider? 15:28:13 <maxamillion> I'm sure there are, but I can't think of any right now 15:28:21 <jlaska> do mentors need a FAS group? 15:28:45 <jlaska> or are they just approved 'proventesters' ? 15:28:59 <kparal> I would go the easy way 15:29:12 <jlaska> yes please! 15:29:15 <jlaska> :) 15:29:33 <maxamillion> jlaska: either one I imagine would work and people who are mentors can just be kept track of in a wiki doc or something 15:29:36 * jlaska has a conflict starting shortly ... 15:29:48 <kparal> proventesters may mentor others. of course supposing people are reasonable and don't start mentoring right after receiving membership 15:29:59 * adamw is on a very laggy line 15:30:08 <adamw> what else is on the agenda? 15:30:27 <kparal> adamw: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA/Meetings/20100503 15:30:36 <jlaska> adamw: an update from kparal on the package update acceptance test plan, AutoQA update, and open-discussion 15:30:42 <jlaska> #chair adamw kparal 15:30:43 <zodbot> Current chairs: adamw jlaska kparal 15:30:51 <maxamillion> kparal: +1 15:31:01 <maxamillion> (about the mentors bit) 15:31:05 <jlaska> maxamillion: kparal: that seems reasonable 15:31:12 <jlaska> okay, I think we've captured enough for now 15:31:25 <maxamillion> +1 15:32:03 <jlaska> #topic AutoQA check-in 15:32:04 <kparal> #info proventesters may mentor others, within some reasonable limits, no need for special FAS group for mentors 15:32:10 <jlaska> doh, wrong topic 15:32:18 <jlaska> #topic Package Acceptance Test Plan check-in 15:33:01 <jlaska> kparal: can you walk us through how things are looking on the PATP? 15:33:02 <kparal> ok, that's gonna be short: Package Update Acceptance Test Plan has been finalized 15:33:10 <kparal> draft status removed 15:33:12 <jlaska> YAY!!! 15:33:17 <kparal> it is now available here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Package_Update_Acceptance_Test_Plan 15:33:19 <kparal> #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Package_Update_Acceptance_Test_Plan 15:33:28 <adamw> yaaaaaay 15:34:02 <kparal> so now we know how to test. the thing missing is the implementation within AutoQA :) 15:34:10 <jlaska> details shetails! 15:34:11 <jlaska> :) 15:34:42 <jlaska> I linked to the 3 different autoqa milestones that implement the proposed plan in a previous meeting 15:34:47 <adamw> yeah, that'll just take a few minutes hehe 15:35:17 <kparal> well most of the tests are already available, we just don't have the infrastructure around 15:36:58 <jlaska> kparal: in keeping with the previous topic, do we want to also document the tests as wiki test cases/ 15:37:22 <kparal> yes, we have a ticket for it somewhere 15:37:24 <wwoods> oh man exciting stuff. 15:37:27 <jlaska> okay, cool! 15:37:28 <kparal> I think I mentioned it last meeting 15:39:31 * kparal wonders if he should take the chair? 15:40:22 <kparal> alright, jlaska is probably at the second meeting, let's move to another topic 15:40:29 <jlaska> kparal: can you move us through the AUtoQA update? 15:41:07 <kparal> so, who wants the mic? 15:41:13 <jskladan> OK, probably on me to talk (even thought there is not much to tell) 15:41:26 <kparal> #topic AutoQA check-in 15:41:37 * kparal corrects topic command :) 15:41:53 <jskladan> last week, i've been working on the autotest-id propagation to the autotest-client 15:42:04 <jskladan> (and subsequentely to the autoqa test) 15:42:29 <jskladan> so we can benefit from the direct links to stored results on the Autotest-server 15:42:58 <jskladan> hopefully the patch will be in upstream until the end of the week 15:43:00 <wwoods> so when a test finishes we actually have a link back to all the logs and everything, so we don't need to include so much junk in the email? 15:43:06 <jskladan> yes 15:43:23 <wwoods> just making sure 15:43:24 <wwoods> heh 15:43:34 <kparal> for example we can send just a summary/highlights in the email and link to the full results 15:43:34 <jskladan> hehe 15:44:07 <jskladan> other that that, i'm adding more LSB-compliancy check for initscripts 15:44:18 <wwoods> thanks for taking the lead on that one - I tried and failed to get that to work a while back 15:44:22 * jskladan steals all the stuff from the RHEL guys :) 15:45:09 <jskladan> other than that, jlaska told me, that he'll be packaging autoqa next week 15:45:26 <jskladan> so hopefully the functionality will be on the production server soon :) 15:45:38 <jskladan> any other updates from you guys? 15:45:47 <wwoods> jlaska has been working on visualizing the dependency graph needed for autoqa 15:45:50 <wwoods> it's terrifying 15:46:08 <wwoods> we're probably going to need to have a FAD with some Java packagers if we're expecting to get the entire thing accepted into Fedora 15:46:36 <kparal> well it's java, it is terrifying :) 15:46:39 <wwoods> indeed. 15:46:42 <wwoods> I've got a quick update on autoqa 15:46:42 * kparal takes the mic 15:46:43 <jlaska> we had a FAD in planning, but that's going to be rescheduled and go through planning again after F-13 is out the door 15:46:46 <kparal> oh sorry 15:46:57 <wwoods> but kparal is the chair, so I'll wait for him to hand off the mic 15:46:57 <wwoods> heh 15:47:05 <kparal> alrighty 15:47:17 <maxamillion> there are still java packagers around? .... I thought when dbhole orphaned half the java stack we were in trouble :/ 15:47:27 <kparal> so last week I spent a little time on skvidal's patch which he posted into our ML 15:47:34 <wwoods> ah, that's what I was going to talk about too 15:47:54 <jskladan> #info jskladan made progress on the autotest-id to the autoqa test front 15:47:59 <kparal> it should allow us to sent emails directly to package maintainers that are subscribed to receive it 15:48:26 <jskladan> #info jskladan is adding more initscript LSB compliance tests to autoqa 15:48:36 <kparal> there were few bugs and I think we will need some library functions tweaks, but it should be done pretty quickly 15:48:44 <wwoods> it's a per-package thing - maintainers can opt-in to getting email from rpmguard whenever it runs for certain packages 15:48:48 <kparal> I would like to post tested patch this week 15:48:50 <skvidal> kparal: I sent a second patch 15:49:01 <wwoods> we will probably want to document the opt-in procedure for interested maintainers 15:49:06 <kparal> skvidal: I know, I haven't seen it yet unfortunately 15:49:11 <skvidal> kparal: ? 15:49:16 <kparal> skvidal: but many thanks for your work 15:49:16 <skvidal> kparal: you didn't receive it? 15:49:25 <kparal> skvidal: received, but not reviewed :) 15:49:28 <skvidal> oh okay 15:49:29 <wwoods> and note that this is a temporary hack, to be used until resultsdb is able to handle this kind of thing 15:50:20 <kparal> and then we can expect many complaints about the contents :) 15:50:30 <skvidal> which is sorta the point 15:50:40 <skvidal> it'll help field what can be filtered later 15:51:02 <kparal> #info skvidal's patch should allow AutoQA to send direct emails to subscribed package maintainers 15:51:17 <kparal> ok, anything else from AutoQA? 15:51:46 <wwoods> one other thing 15:51:52 <kparal> go ahead 15:52:10 <wwoods> I'm still working on the post-bodhi-update watcher/hook - there are some limitations of the current bodhi design that make it tricky for us to do what we want 15:52:24 <wwoods> but I think I've got the design all worked out now 15:52:39 <adamw> sorry, my connect died 15:52:47 <wwoods> hopefully I will have it testable by the end of this week (so long as administrative things don't get in the way) 15:53:13 <wwoods> I'm also trying to write a big blog post to explain the depcheck test and why it's so hard 15:53:16 <wwoods> heh 15:53:39 * kparal looking forward 15:53:49 <wwoods> I'm trying to keep notes on things that would make the post-bodhi-update watcher/hook easier to implement, so we can make sure that stuff gets put into the design of bodhi2 15:54:00 <wwoods> (without bugging lmacken too much) 15:54:31 <wwoods> but yeah, keep your fingers crossed for some visible progress on that stuff. 15:54:34 <wwoods> that's all from me. 15:55:22 <kparal> ok, thanks wwoods 15:55:40 <kparal> as far as I see, we have open floor now 15:55:50 <kparal> #topic Open discussion - <Your topic here> 15:56:11 <kparal> anything you want to discuss? 15:56:47 <jlaska> kparal: nothing here, thank you for driving while I'm distracted :) 15:56:58 * adamw just focussing on blockers 15:57:14 <adamw> please everyone test some on_qa/modified, there's several anyone could test 15:57:45 <kparal> #info please test on_qa/modified bugs, there's several anyone could test 15:57:50 <adamw> thanks 15:58:21 <wwoods> link to the list? 15:58:32 <wwoods> (for lazyboneses such as myself) 15:58:38 <kparal> is this link correct? https://bugzilla.redhat.com/showdependencytree.cgi?id=507681&hide_resolved=1 15:59:01 <kparal> I know jlaska had two different links while back, but I think it should be the same 15:59:43 <kparal> #link https://bugzilla.redhat.com/showdependencytree.cgi?id=507681&hide_resolved=1 16:00:07 <adamw> that's all blockers 16:00:29 <adamw> i'll try and send out a mail later flagging up bugs that anyone can test 16:00:32 <adamw> i'm making a list 16:00:51 <kparal> #info adamw will send a list of easily testable important bugs 16:01:03 <adamw> hey hey hey, you just VASTLY upgraded my 'try' ;) 16:01:17 <kparal> adamw: now you have an action item :) 16:01:25 <adamw> hehe 16:01:56 <kparal> alright, one hour precisely 16:02:06 <kparal> if you don't have anything else on mind... 16:02:27 <kparal> thanks all for attending! 16:02:31 <kparal> #endmeeting