14:33:41 #startmeeting Pulp Triage 2016-07-22 14:33:41 !start 14:33:41 Meeting started Fri Jul 22 14:33:41 2016 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is asmacdo. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:33:41 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:33:41 The meeting name has been set to 'pulp_triage_2016_07_22' 14:33:41 #info asmacdo has joined triage 14:33:41 asmacdo has joined triage 14:34:00 !present 14:34:00 Error: "present" is not a valid command. 14:34:04 !here 14:34:04 #info ipanova has joined triage 14:34:05 ipanova has joined triage 14:34:07 heh 14:34:10 !here 14:34:10 #info smyers has joined triage 14:34:11 smyers has joined triage 14:34:17 Don't break my bot :) 14:34:27 smyers: that's still habit from school :D 14:34:30 * asmacdo raises hand 14:35:02 !next 14:35:03 8 issues left to triage: 2082, 2084, 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2099 14:35:04 #topic Cannot add importer to the repository - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2082 14:35:04 Pulp Issue #2082 [ASSIGNED] (ipanova@redhat.com) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:35:04 Cannot add importer to the repository - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2082 14:35:19 !here 14:35:19 #info ttereshc has joined triage 14:35:20 ttereshc has joined triage 14:35:35 onoes 14:35:49 that one is an easy fix 14:35:53 It's already assigned, and seem pretty crappy 14:35:58 !propose high high 14:35:58 Error: "propose" is not a valid command. 14:36:03 * smyers breaks his own bot 14:36:06 appered after another bugfix. i wil ltake care of it 14:36:10 !propose triage high high 14:36:10 #idea Proposed for #2082: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:36:10 Proposed for #2082: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:36:17 !here 14:36:17 #info jortel has joined triage 14:36:17 jortel has joined triage 14:36:29 seems reasonable, dissenting opinion? 14:36:30 It's obviously high if you're already working on it, and the lack of a workaround makes it also high severity, I think 14:36:41 +1 14:36:46 !accept 14:36:46 #agreed Priority: High, Severity: High 14:36:46 Current proposal accepted: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:36:48 #topic updating to --auto-publish false has unexpected result - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2084 14:36:48 7 issues left to triage: 2084, 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2099 14:36:48 Docker Support Issue #2084 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:36:49 !here 14:36:49 #info bmbouter has joined triage 14:36:49 updating to --auto-publish false has unexpected result - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2084 14:36:50 bmbouter has joined triage 14:37:07 !here 14:37:07 #info dalley has joined triage 14:37:08 dalley has joined triage 14:37:17 hahaha dkliban nice bug :) 14:37:23 it looks like a dup 14:37:31 that's dup of #2078 14:38:09 rm #2078 14:38:09 Docker Support Issue #2078 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:38:10 Updating auto-publish value in the repo update does not influence the behaviour. - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2078 14:38:17 let's close it as a duplicate 14:38:37 #idea Proposed for #2084: close as duplicate of 2078 14:38:37 !propose other close as duplicate of 2078 14:38:37 Proposed for #2084: close as duplicate of 2078 14:38:39 I can do thay 14:39:23 ietingof: thanks for the FYI I'm fixing the links now 14:39:36 ttereshc, sold. 14:39:39 !accept 14:39:39 #agreed close as duplicate of 2078 14:39:39 Current proposal accepted: close as duplicate of 2078 14:39:40 6 issues left to triage: 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2099 14:39:40 whoa, someone else used rm # trigger. woot. 14:39:40 #topic errors importing some rpms after upgrading to pulp 2.9 - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2093 14:39:41 Pulp Issue #2093 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:39:41 errors importing some rpms after upgrading to pulp 2.9 - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2093 14:40:19 this needs to go onto the current sprint 14:40:22 per discussion yesterday 14:40:31 this is a Y stream regression 14:40:48 #info pcreech has joined triage 14:40:48 !here 14:40:49 pcreech has joined triage 14:40:55 * pcreech had to reboot 14:40:59 #idea Proposed for #2093: Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:40:59 !propose triage urgent high 14:40:59 Proposed for #2093: Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:41:00 i was able to reproduce that on 2.9 14:41:09 high prio/high sev? maybe 2.10 blocker? 14:41:29 smyers, 2.10 blocker==urgent 14:42:03 yes 2.10 blocker 14:42:06 that's a regression so probably yes 14:42:06 +1 14:42:08 +1 14:42:08 Yeah, I'm somewhere between high and urgent on prio. We've blocked releases for less impactful bugs, and it seems appropriate to block for this 14:42:16 #idea Proposed for #2093: Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:42:16 !propose triage urgent high 14:42:16 Proposed for #2093: Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:42:43 +1 14:42:47 +1 14:42:51 +1 14:42:52 #agreed Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:42:52 !accept 14:42:52 Current proposal accepted: Priority: Urgent, Severity: High 14:42:53 5 issues left to triage: 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2099 14:42:54 #topic Most DRPMs are missing after a sync - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2094 14:42:55 RPM Support Issue #2094 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:42:55 Most DRPMs are missing after a sync - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2094 14:43:55 As seen in mh's comment (#3), we've been doing this wrong for a while 14:44:09 agreed so not a new regression 14:44:17 also not present in the comments but on IRC at the time, jcline did reproduce this 14:45:35 I think this is high/high 14:45:40 agree 14:45:40 it's mentioned in the description that he did repro 14:45:41 +1 14:45:48 #idea Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:45:48 !propose triage high high 14:45:48 Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:45:49 So it's pretty bad, but as far as prioritization I'm not sure how to call it. I'd like DRPMs to work, but if they don't work the workaround is that the package just gets upgraded completely 14:45:59 #idea Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:45:59 !propose triage high high 14:45:59 Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: High 14:46:02 heh 14:46:08 Because there's a workaround, I think the sev is medium. 14:46:20 dalley: oh right I forgot that jcline also filed it after the IRC 14:46:26 The impact is you (the yum user) download and install a whole package instead of the delta 14:46:27 smyers: agreed 14:46:32 It's annoying, but nothing breaks 14:46:32 agreed 14:46:34 I had not considered that 14:46:38 #idea Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: Medium 14:46:38 !propose triage high med 14:46:38 Proposed for #2094: Priority: High, Severity: Medium 14:46:44 +1 to that 14:46:46 +1 14:46:47 +1 14:46:49 +1 14:46:51 +1 14:46:52 +1 14:47:03 recently fdobrovo did the rfe for upload of DRPMs he maybe could take a look and could put this one on the sprint 14:47:33 that's true but it's not that severe 14:47:42 I'm ok if we do want to do that though 14:47:54 I value pulp 3.0 over fixing this though 14:48:04 I was about to say the same thing 14:48:10 me too 14:48:43 This could be tagged as a pulp 3 "prefactor", so we could potentially fix the model in pulp 2 to prepare for 3. 14:48:43 lets leave off the sprint, but that won't prevent him from working on it if it's a logical next step 14:48:56 asmacdo, agreed 14:49:05 It's a good candidate for future sprints in the 2.11+ range, imo 14:49:21 I think it will make 2.x more complete 14:49:38 so high/medium prefactor 14:49:46 ready to accept? 14:49:48 yep, let's triage it 14:49:51 yep 14:49:52 yup 14:49:53 * smyers is sold 14:49:54 #agreed Priority: High, Severity: Medium 14:49:54 !accept 14:49:54 Current proposal accepted: Priority: High, Severity: Medium 14:49:56 4 issues left to triage: 2095, 2096, 2097, 2099 14:49:56 #topic Publishing with the rpm_rsync_distributor without first publishing with the yum_distributor causes a traceback - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2095 14:49:57 RPM Support Issue #2095 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:49:57 Publishing with the rpm_rsync_distributor without first publishing with the yum_distributor causes a traceback - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2095 14:50:18 !suggest #2094 Is probably a good Pulp 3 prefactor target 14:50:18 #idea #2094 Is probably a good Pulp 3 prefactor target 14:50:29 this is something I discovered with the rsync distributor and filed it because we are not going to fix it before releasing the rsync distributor 14:50:38 it's not severe but I wanted to capture it 14:51:11 * smyers needs a "known issue" redmine field 14:51:28 I can call this out in the release notes, and it's great that there's an easy workaround 14:51:46 smyers: ic what you mean 14:52:01 I think norm/med or norm/low 14:52:04 for triage 14:52:39 med/med because it causes a trace 14:52:47 makes sense 14:52:56 good call 14:53:02 #idea Proposed for #2095: Priority: Normal, Severity: Medium 14:53:02 !propose triage normal medium 14:53:02 Proposed for #2095: Priority: Normal, Severity: Medium 14:53:08 +! 14:53:09 +1 14:53:13 +1 14:53:15 +1 14:53:39 !accept 14:53:39 #agreed Priority: Normal, Severity: Medium 14:53:39 Current proposal accepted: Priority: Normal, Severity: Medium 14:53:40 3 issues left to triage: 2096, 2097, 2099 14:53:41 #topic Additional updateinfo.xml after second publish - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2096 14:53:41 RPM Support Issue #2096 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:53:41 Additional updateinfo.xml after second publish - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2096 14:54:12 this is another thing I saw in my testing 14:54:32 does this cause any problems? 14:54:38 bmbouter: i am not sure if it is correct but it was like this for a long time 14:54:38 none 14:54:45 I agree it's not new 14:54:54 with every publish there a new updateinfo.xml 14:54:58 it's true 14:55:13 which if you imagine someone publishing a lot and then rsyncing those files other places lots 14:55:31 but it's still not severe, just not correct 14:55:41 med/low? 14:55:48 I'm good w/ that 14:56:03 !propose triage normal low 14:56:03 #idea Proposed for #2096: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 14:56:03 Proposed for #2096: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 14:56:05 me as well 14:56:06 so long at the correct one is referenced in the repomd, I don't think this is bad 14:56:18 +1 14:56:22 +1 14:56:31 jortel, yes the correct one us referenced 14:56:32 I think I've seen this in fedora and rhel repos not made by pulp; I'm not sure it's a bug 14:56:40 I think we might even do it on purpose? 14:56:40 jortel: yeah, in repomd everything is fine 14:56:48 yeah, so just sloppy. 14:57:05 smyers, I have the same impression but I can't recall why 14:57:11 But I'm happy with the current proposal 14:57:14 it is a bug because it's not listed in the repomd 14:57:31 although maybe it's there for clients who still have old copied of the repomd 14:57:33 .... 14:57:41 agreed. it's a bug 14:57:46 anyways med/low 14:58:07 #agreed Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 14:58:07 !accept 14:58:07 Current proposal accepted: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 14:58:08 2 issues left to triage: 2097, 2099 14:58:09 #topic Copyright out of date in docs - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2097 14:58:09 Pulp Issue #2097 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Medium 14:58:09 Copyright out of date in docs - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2097 14:58:47 med/low easyfix? 14:59:05 NOTABUG 14:59:29 smyers, why not? 14:59:30 Well, not true 14:59:56 Copyright start when the content is made, so having it at 2012 is fine 15:00:08 PUtting the 2012-2014 is confusing, but still technically correct 15:00:20 but it's 2016? 15:00:26 Just because we don't list 2015 or 2016 doesn't mean we don't still have copyright 15:00:39 it's true 15:01:08 so close? 15:01:13 But triage is prolly not the place to talk about copyright law? 15:01:19 +1 med/low easyfix 15:01:24 It shoul dbe fixed, so yeah 15:01:32 !propose triage normal low 15:01:32 #idea Proposed for #2097: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 15:01:32 Proposed for #2097: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 15:01:40 +1 15:01:41 +1 15:01:42 +1 15:01:44 !accept 15:01:44 #agreed Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 15:01:44 Current proposal accepted: Priority: Normal, Severity: Low 15:01:46 +1 15:01:46 1 issues left to triage: 2099 15:01:46 #topic Does not provide v2 schema 2 images - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2099 15:01:47 Crane Issue #2099 [NEW] (unassigned) - Priority: Normal | Severity: Urgent 15:01:47 Does not provide v2 schema 2 images - http://pulp.plan.io/issues/2099 15:02:57 Can I just say that this docker v1/v2 stuff is completely baffling to me, and while I wish I understood it better, I'm afraid to go near it? 15:03:09 Or should I not say that? :) 15:03:10 so i think this is a story 15:03:17 this isnt v1/v2 smyers 15:03:27 its schema 1 vs schema 2 15:03:29 dkliban: why it is the story? 15:03:34 But it's v2 schema 2? 15:03:42 Because they're versioned, and also versioned? 15:03:46 v2 schema 1 vs v2 schema 2 15:03:47 dkliban: the comment #2 refers to the investigation i've been doing recently 15:03:47 Like what the crap is that? 15:03:50 ipanova: because this is a feature request to support v2 schema 15:03:55 smyers, :) 15:03:57 Not v2.1? That was too hard? 15:04:12 :) 15:04:22 But like I said, I'm afraid to go near this stuff, and can't even guess at the severity of this 15:04:30 lets leave this untriaged and get more info 15:04:39 dkliban: that needs to be discussed with jalbertson and mhrivnak depends on that sat 15:04:42 !propose needinfo 15:04:42 #idea Proposed for #2099: This issue cannot be triaged without more info. 15:04:42 Proposed for #2099: This issue cannot be triaged without more info. 15:04:51 im not sure if we want to actually implement schema 2 or not 15:05:05 * smyers makes a note to change that response to "...without more information." 15:05:06 agreed. I'd like to get more of mike's thoughts on that one too 15:05:13 agree 15:05:22 !accept 15:05:22 #agreed This issue cannot be triaged without more info. 15:05:22 Current proposal accepted: This issue cannot be triaged without more info. 15:05:23 No issues to triage. 15:05:38 !end 15:05:38 #endmeeting