Hi All After this mornings PTG session, I'm pleased to propose that we formally end the Upgrades SIG. That’s a “pleased” because we feel that our job as a SIG is done! Upgrades in OpenStack are no longer a "special interest"; they are now an integral part of the philosophy of projects within the OpenStack ecosystem and although there are probably still some rough edges, we don’t think we need a SIG to drive this area forward any longer. So thanks for all of the war stories, best practice discussion and general upgrade related conversation over the Forums, PTG’s and Summits over the last few years - it's been fun! Regards James
James Page wrote:
After this mornings PTG session, I'm pleased to propose that we formally end the Upgrades SIG.
That’s a “pleased” because we feel that our job as a SIG is done!
Upgrades in OpenStack are no longer a "special interest"; they are now an integral part of the philosophy of projects within the OpenStack ecosystem and although there are probably still some rough edges, we don’t think we need a SIG to drive this area forward any longer.
So thanks for all of the war stories, best practice discussion and general upgrade related conversation over the Forums, PTG’s and Summits over the last few years - it's been fun!
That makes a lot of sense. Upgrades are (1) in a much better shape than a couple of years ago, and (2) are now a general concern with work happening on every team (as the upgrade-checks goal in Stein showed), so a SIG is a bit redundant. Thanks James for your help driving this ! -- Thierry Carrez (ttx)
On Thu, May 2, 2019 at 3:57 PM James Page <james.page@canonical.com> wrote:
Hi All
After this mornings PTG session, I'm pleased to propose that we formally end the Upgrades SIG.
That’s a “pleased” because we feel that our job as a SIG is done!
Upgrades in OpenStack are no longer a "special interest"; they are now an integral part of the philosophy of projects within the OpenStack ecosystem and although there are probably still some rough edges, we don’t think we need a SIG to drive this area forward any longer.
Making this more formal as a proposal - https://review.opendev.org/656878 Cheers James
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