Hi, Dnia czwartek, 23 czerwca 2022 22:02:57 CEST Kendall Nelson pisze:
On Thu, Jun 23, 2022 at 12:55 PM Jeremy Stanley <fungi@yuggoth.org> wrote:
On 2022-06-23 12:13:50 -0500 (-0500), Ghanshyam Mann wrote:
---- On Thu, 23 Jun 2022 10:30:24 -0500 Jeremy Stanley < fungi@yuggoth.org> wrote ----
On 2022-06-23 10:02:14 -0500 (-0500), Ghanshyam Mann wrote: [...]
Yes, both are separate things and I think we are mixing both or at least if we have such impression or governance is not so clear about it then we should fix it. I replied in another reply about governance point of view and IMO yes we should allow such new projects hosted on new tooling or so but they need to make sure all the help on CI/CD, release etc are taken care by them self or they help opendev team to support such things. If either of them cannot be done and they do not fulfill the PTI or any other new project requirement criteria then they cannot be in OpenStack. [...]
"Governance" (the new project requirements document) right now clearly states that new projects need to perform their code review and gating tests on the "OpenStack Infrastructure" (the former name for the OpenDev Collaboratory because that document hasn't been updated to reflect the new name). You'll at a minimum need a vote of the TC to remove those restrictions, so all this assumes that the rest of the TC agrees with you that doing code review in GitHub with a separate GitHub-connected CI system is allowable for new official OpenStack project teams and deliverables.
This is not "governance point of view" it's *your* point of view, so please be clear that the decision is one the TC as a whole will need to make.
I think there is some misunderstanding here. I have never said anywhere that this is "TC agreed view" off-course this is my opinion as a community member as well as TC member.
Any community member or TC members can provide their opinion but that should not be considered as "TC agreed plan" until that is explicitly mentioned in email or TC pass the resolution. We can have different views from TC members or chair but any of that should not be considered as "TC agreement" unless mentioned. I think this is how every email discussion is.
You referred to it above as the "governance point of view" so I just wanted to make certain you don't actually believe the governing documents are unclear on this particular point, and understand that OpenStack absolutely will need TC consensus on lifting a longstanding restriction in order to allow an official deliverable to be hosted outside the "OpenStack Infrastructure" (a.k.a. OpenDev Collaboratory).
As a TC member, I do not think that any project that is a part of OpenStack should be hosted outside OpenDev. To be a part of OpenStack, you have to be hosted in OpenDev. I think that splitting to use Github + OpenDev will create too much complexity for new contributors in addition to everything else already mentioned about CI and release management further up in this thread.
I second that. It reminds me the Storyboard and Launchpad thing, where some projects are using one and others the other one bug tracker so new people don't even exactly know where they should report bug against particular project. If we will have some projects hosted on opendev and using Gerrit and others hosted on Github only and using Github's workflow, it will be IMO similar mess.
I have this in my list to give a clear picture from TC as an agreed plan:
Step1: Continue the discussion in ML (here) Step2: After having a good amount of feedback here and we still not resolved the things, I will add this topic to TC meeting and get the TC consensus. Step3: Propose Governance resolution or documentation update Step4: Update the same in ML as "TC agreed plan".
Thanks, this looks like a reasonable way forward.
Documents should definitely get updated! +2!
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Jeremy Stanley
-Kendall Nelson
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