15:01:51 #startmeeting Fedora QA Meeting 15:01:51 Meeting started Mon May 25 15:01:51 2020 UTC. 15:01:51 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 15:01:51 The chair is adamw. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:51 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 15:01:51 The meeting name has been set to 'fedora_qa_meeting' 15:01:53 #meetingname fedora-qa 15:01:53 The meeting name has been set to 'fedora-qa' 15:01:55 #topic Roll call 15:02:17 * kparal is here 15:02:23 ahoyhoy folks, who's around for fun? 15:02:33 whoever is around for fun, please leave immediately 15:03:05 * kparal quits 15:03:10 =) 15:03:11 * cmurf is there 15:03:34 * kparal pokes lruzicka and lbrabec 15:04:05 .hello2 15:04:05 frantisekz: frantisekz 'František Zatloukal' 15:04:14 .hello2 15:04:15 lruzicka: lruzicka 'Lukáš Růžička' 15:04:24 * kparal pokes coremodule 15:04:36 * adamw pokes kparal 15:04:57 * kparal pokes kparal 15:05:23 interesting that kparal did not poke frantisekz at the same time he did poke me and lbrabec 15:05:35 frantisekz wasn't here 15:05:43 it's dangerous, poking frantisekz 15:05:49 you never know what'll happen to your finger 15:05:55 :D 15:06:16 can't unsee! 15:06:43 heh, don't want to image 15:06:44 anyway, I poked him on #fedora-qa anyway 15:06:46 imaginge 15:07:02 alrighty, let's get going 15:07:04 light agenda today anyhow 15:07:08 #topic Previous meeting follow-up 15:07:23 * sumantro is here 15:07:54 #info "adamw to check test plans and schedules for significant-looking Changes" - i did that, and sent a few emails to change owners and stuff where i think we could improve the test plans a bit, but there wasn't anything huge 15:08:16 i'd like to run openQA tests over a compose done with Python 3.9 before we land it, i'm going to trry and arrange that with miro 15:09:24 coremodule, next one's for you: 15:09:27 "coremodule to implement the service manipulation test case change using chronyd" 15:10:51 he's probably afk 15:11:22 let's take a walk down the wiki history wormhole! 15:11:24 but I saw the testcase changed 15:11:48 right 15:12:02 #info "coremodule to implement the service manipulation test case change using chronyd" - this has been done: https://fedoraproject.org/w/index.php?title=QA:Testcase_base_service_manipulation&diff=576102&oldid=393532 15:12:10 alright, any other follow-up from last time? 15:13:29 why was it necessary to change it to chronyd? Is sshd not available somewhere? 15:14:16 lruzicka: it's explained in the thread 15:14:39 "In many of the testing scenarios that this testcase is used, the tester is 15:14:39 logged into and testing the machine remotely via ssh. As the testcase 15:14:39 stands now, the default service that is listed to test with is sshd. Since 15:14:39 this test requires the tester to continually enable/disable/start/stop the 15:14:41 sshd service, doing so on a machine that is remotely logged into will cause 15:14:41 problems with ssh and could leave the tester stuck out of their system." 15:14:49 (i'd replace "many" with "some" there, but that was basically it) 15:14:51 lruzicka: are you saying you don't read test list and qa meeting logs?! 15:15:19 lruzicka: don't answer that 15:15:43 * adamw 's finger hovers over the fire button 15:16:00 #topic Fedora 33 status and Changes 15:16:01 I thought better of our testers. 15:16:20 so, right now status is pretty boring, it's pretty much working 15:16:29 booo 15:17:02 #info Rawhide is currently working quite well, no major fires 15:17:12 don't worry, plenty of time for people to break stuff! 15:17:38 #info KDE 5.18.90 hit a snag part way through being built so we untagged all 5.18.90 builds until KDE team can resolve that 15:18:26 #info major potentially-disruptive feature Changes I can see coming up are: 15:18:47 #info systemd-resolved: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2381 15:19:23 #info OpenSSL 3.0: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2373 15:19:47 #info strong crypto settings phase 2: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2362 15:20:06 #info Python 3.9: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2299 15:20:23 i don't see any action required on those right now, though, just things to be aware of as they come up 15:21:15 #info we now have validation events for IoT composes running alongside validation events for the main composes 15:21:42 \o/ 15:21:42 still waiting to hear if IoT will be release-blocking for f33 and if we'll be changing this compose approach at all, but at least we're covered now 15:21:58 if we *do* decide to make IoT release blocking and keep the separate compose stream, we can handle it 15:23:35 alrighty then 15:23:42 #topic Test Day / community event status 15:23:46 sumantro, are you around? 15:23:59 adamw, yes! 15:24:07 alrighty, hit us 15:24:10 #chair sumantro 15:24:10 Current chairs: adamw sumantro 15:24:48 so the update is, we have a Fedora Core OS test day .. more like validate docs, test things which cant be tested by their automation day coming up 15:24:58 dustymabe, has been very helpful 15:25:15 and Kamil is spearheading a lot of those efforts 15:25:52 Although the dates are not decided yet, but then we might have something by coming Wednesday 15:26:04 sounds good 15:26:20 #info a Fedora CoreOS Test Day is upcoming, look out for an announcement soon 15:26:36 https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/issue/616 15:26:42 this tracks the progress 15:28:00 thats all, the onboarding call will be happening starting next month , I will pick a date soon 15:28:17 the voting period is still on 15:28:41 alrighty 15:28:43 thanks sumantro 15:28:49 #topic Open floor 15:28:54 so that was an easy one, any other business, folks? 15:29:01 adamw np :) 15:32:15 i guess not! 15:32:24 let's all wait for the next thing to catch on fire 15:32:29 thanks for coming, folks 15:32:37 no problem 15:32:46 #endmeeting