[openstack-dev] [tripleo] short term roadmap (actions required)
John Trowbridge
trown at redhat.com
Wed Jan 18 14:57:14 UTC 2017
On 01/17/2017 04:36 PM, Emilien Macchi wrote:
> I'm trying to dress a list of things important to know so we can
> successfully deliver Ocata release, please take some time to read and
> comment if needed.
>
> == Triaging Ocata & Pike bugs
>
> As we discussed in our weekly meeting, we decided to:
>
> * move ocata-3 low/medium unassigned bugs to pike-1
> * move ocata-3 high/critical unassigned bugs to ocata-rc1
> * keep ocata-3 In Progress bugs to ocata-3 until next week and move
> them to ocata-rc1 if not fixed on time.
>
> Which means, if you plan to file a new bug:
>
> * low/medium: target it for pike-1
> * high/critical: target it for ocata-rc1
>
> We still have 66 bugs In Progress for ocata-3. The top priority for
> this week is to make progress on those bugs and close it on time for
> ocata final release.
>
>
> == Releasing tripleoclient next week
>
> If you're working on tripleoclient, you might want to help in fixing
> the bugs still targeted for Ocata:
> https://goo.gl/R2hO4Z
> We'll release python-tripleoclient final ocata by next week.
>
>
> == Freezing features next week
>
> If you're working on a feature in TripleO which is part of a blueprint
> targeted for ocata-3, keep in mind you have until next week to make it
> merged.
> After January 27th, We will block (by a -2 in Gerrit) any patch that
> adds a feature in master until we release Ocata and branch
> stable/ocata.
> Some exceptions can be made, but they have to be requested on
> openstack-dev and team + PTL will decide if whether or not we accept
> it.
> If your blueprint is not High or Critical, there are a few chances we accept it.
>
>
> == Preparing Pike together
>
> In case you missed it, we're preparing Pike sessions for next PTG:
> https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/tripleo-ptg-pike
> Feel free to propose a session and announce/discuss it on the
> openstack-dev mailing-list.
>
>
> == CI freeze
>
> From January 27th until final Ocata release, we will freeze any chance
> in our CI, except critical fixes but they need to be reported in
> Launchpad and team + PTL needs to know (ML openstack-dev).
>
I think this is a really good idea. Could we have one exception for
changes to only the tripleo-quickstart toci scripts and the
scripts/quickstart directory in tripleo-ci? Those files are only
relevant to the quickstart jobs in the experimental queue, and we want
to continue making progress stabilizing them in the last weeks of Ocata.
>
> If there is any question or feedback, please don't hesitate to use this thread.
>
> Thanks and let's make Ocata our best release ever ;-)
>
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