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On 2016-02-27 00:54, Dmitry Borodaenko wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 08:31:26AM +0100, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
>> On 2016-02-03 03:27, Dmitry Borodaenko wrote:
>>> [...]
>>> Level 1. Plugin is actively supported by Fuel team
>>>
>>> As we expand plugin capabilities and move more functionality from Fuel
>>> core into plugins, we will inevitably get to the point where some
>>> plugins are required to successfully complete even a basic deployment
>>> (aka "pass BVT"). Even before that, we may decide that some plugins are
>>> important enough for our reference architecture to allow the state of
>>> these plugins to affect our release cycle: allow Critical bugs in them
>>> to affect Fuel release, cover them in acceptance testing for Fuel
>>> releases and maintenance updates, and so on.
>>
>>
>>> Obviously, whole Fuel team is expected to support such plugins, and is
>>> self-motivated to provide timely help to their maintainers to keep them
>>> healthy. In addition to the expectations from the previous support
>>> level, we should track the list of these release-critical plugins in the
>>> policy section of fuel-specs [7].
>>
>> So, these are plugins that will be officially part of fuel team? You
>> depend on it for successful installation...
> 
> Yes, they will officially become a part of Fuel project. First such
> example is likely to be the Murano plugin [0], so we can use it a the
> guinea pig to try out this process.
> 
> [0] https://review.openstack.org/269567
> 
> As described in the corresponding spec [1], we plan this plugin to
> co-exist with the current non-plugin implementation for Mitaka, and then
> let the legacy non-plugin implementation be superceded by
> fuel-plugin-murano as soon as the latter reaches maturity (hopefully
> early in Newton cycle).
> 
> [1] https://review.openstack.org/275124

Why is the corresponding spec not mentioned as part of the infra change?

> 
> Since this is not a straight-forward moving of existing code into its
> own git repo (like we've recently done for fuel-virtualbox and fuel-ui),
> I think it's too early to register the new plugin repo in
> openstack/governance, but eventually (as soon as it's ready to become
> the default way to deploy Murano with Fuel) we should add it there.

That's not a reason under the big tent to not add it to the governance
documentation. There's no need to incubate it outside the tree.

Andreas
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