= Attendees =
Lars Kurth
Joao Martins (Oracle)
Bob Ball (Citrix)
Anthony / Stefano on PTO
= Action Update =
* Konrad pinged Michael - need to discuss next steps (arrange a call with Alexey Petrenko)
* Joao: looked at the extra tempest tests to see if it makes sense to run them - has an update and will send more info later (more formally).
** Has some patches and has done some investigation
** Has done some more analysis, but needs to put it together into an email for wg-openstack@
** It appears that around 50% of the Tempest tests do not currently run. Seems that some migration tests do not run (because native migration uses a different API than those in KVM leading to
some tests on Tempest not run)
Bob: lack of live migration tests is worrying
Bob: Neutron we know about and we will look into this
Bob: Whether we want to follow other services such as cinder, we need to decide what we need/want and can get away with
Joao: do we need to run all tempest tests for group A?
Bob: probably this is correct and this is a risk for the project
= CI-loop Maintenance =
ACTIONS: Stefano to set up call between Stefano/Alexey/Bob when people are back from PTO
= Pending Commits & Lack of review comments =
ACTIONS: Anthony needs to jump on IRC and raise the profile of his bugs
Bob: there is a weekly libvirt-openstack IRC meeting to raise the profile of issues
= Test Failures the last 24 hours =
Bob: did some analysis of the last 24
just had a look at the last 24 hours worth of tests.
61 passes, 10 failures.
Of those 10 failures, I think 8 of them were false negatives â i.e. Iâm pretty sure the CI should have passed them.
Iâm sure it doesnât have any false positives.
Therefore around 12% of tests that should pass are failing and there is still a lot of work to do before we should try pushing for integration in âinfraâs CI or Group A status.
Bob: it would make sense to go through the list of test failures and eliminate test failures we think should be fixed via pending fixes to nova/...
