opendevreview | Takashi Kajinami proposed openstack/manila stable/2023.1: Remove TripleO job https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877641 | 04:42 |
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opendevreview | Takashi Kajinami proposed openstack/manila stable/zed: Remove TripleO job https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877642 | 04:43 |
opendevreview | Takashi Kajinami proposed openstack/manila stable/yoga: Remove TripleO job https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877643 | 04:51 |
opendevreview | Takashi Kajinami proposed openstack/manila stable/xena: Remove TripleO job https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877644 | 04:52 |
tkajinam | gouthamr, basically this is all up to the decision in all projects but I generally recommend removing tripleo jobs outside of tripleo repos. These have been badly unmaintained . also I'm not too sure whether these jobs are really testing the proposed code | 04:54 |
tkajinam | (luckily any job definition mess in experimental jobs does not affect you unless you try to run experimental jobs explicitly but leaving it for long can make it difficult to fix the job later when needed | 04:56 |
gouthamr | yeah barely tkajinam; i'd leave the job on stable/wallaby and remove it everywhere else | 04:56 |
gouthamr | we barely ever invoke it though | 04:56 |
gouthamr | tkajinam: thanks for cleanng these up | 04:56 |
tkajinam | np | 04:56 |
tkajinam | I've submitted the backport to >=X. I'll leave the remaining branches (T-W) | 04:57 |
gouthamr | ++ | 04:58 |
tkajinam | I've removed all these jobs from even train wallaby in some repos like heat or aodh because these have been of no use. | 04:58 |
tkajinam | just fyi | 04:58 |
gouthamr | ack tkajinam | 04:58 |
tkajinam | # the tripleo jobs remaining in xena/yoga/ussuri/victoria is one good example indicating how actively the job has been maintained | 05:00 |
gouthamr | :) true | 05:00 |
opendevreview | Renan Vitor proposed openstack/manila master: Fix Share Network Subnet Metadata policy error https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877671 | 12:31 |
opendevreview | Renan Vitor proposed openstack/manila master: Fix Share Network Subnet Metadata policy error https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila/+/877671 | 12:41 |
E_kisakye | carloss Hello, I'm trying to make a contribution to open stack manila. I looked at launchpad and was able to get a bug i want to work on however I have failed to assign it to myself. I need some help getting started | 14:18 |
carloss | o/ hi E_kisakye. welcome! could you please link me to the bug you're referring to? | 14:18 |
carloss | also, do you already have an account on launchpad? | 14:18 |
E_kisakye | Yes , I was able to create an account. Let me share a link to the bug shortly | 14:19 |
E_kisakye | https://bugs.launchpad.net/manila/+bug/1813095 | 14:20 |
carloss | awesome - what's your launchpad username? | 14:20 |
E_kisakye | ekisakye | 14:20 |
opendevreview | Renan Vitor proposed openstack/manila-tempest-plugin master: WIP:Fix stop on cleanup error https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila-tempest-plugin/+/877674 | 14:21 |
opendevreview | Renan Vitor proposed openstack/manila-tempest-plugin master: WIP:Fix stop on cleanup error https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila-tempest-plugin/+/877674 | 14:22 |
opendevreview | Renan Vitor proposed openstack/manila-tempest-plugin master: WIP:Fix stop on cleanup error https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/manila-tempest-plugin/+/877674 | 14:22 |
E_kisakye | carloss I also need some help setting up my development environment on my windows machine | 14:32 |
carloss | E_kisakye: I think you'll need to set up a VM for that | 14:48 |
carloss | E_kisakye: assigned you the launchpad bug | 14:48 |
E_kisakye | carloss Thank you | 14:48 |
E_kisakye | carloss This will be my first time setting up a Virtual Machine, Let me find some tutorials and ask for more help after | 14:49 |
carloss | sure E_kisakye | 14:50 |
carloss | for the VM I recommend the usage of a lighter OS (could be ubuntu server for example) | 14:50 |
E_kisakye | carloss Ok, thank you | 14:50 |
carloss | anytime | 14:56 |
E_kisakye | carloss How much space should I allocate my virtual machine | 14:59 |
carloss | E_kisakye: Processor - at least 2 cores | 15:01 |
carloss | Memory - at least 8GB | 15:01 |
carloss | Hard Drive - at least 60GB | 15:01 |
carloss | iirc this is the thing ^ | 15:01 |
E_kisakye | My machine only has 8GBs of RAM | 15:02 |
E_kisakye | Does that mean I should give it all my memory | 15:02 |
gouthamr | you could get away with less, https://maari.ee/how-to-set-up-development-environment-for-openstack-with-devstack/ | 15:03 |
gouthamr | the instructions here are written for an older version of Ubuntu | 15:04 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr Thank you, let me check it out | 15:05 |
gouthamr | pick up a newer version - Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, focal fossa would do too - https://ubuntu.com/download/server - it is a bit less resource intensive than the latest LTS - Jammy Jellyfish | 15:06 |
gouthamr | and when you’re setting up devstack, if you’re working with a lighter VM - consider the Manila backend you’re using … do use the fake backend to begin with… | 15:07 |
E_kisakye | Thank you gouthamr, I going to consider these tips | 15:09 |
E_kisakye | I request that you explain what you mean by the fake backend | 15:10 |
gouthamr | Manila’s purpose is to allocate shared file system storage from an OpenStack cloud’s storage — to that effect, we have a “fake” backend in tree to allow you to allocate fake storage | 15:12 |
E_kisakye | Ok, thank you | 15:14 |
gouthamr | so if you create manila shares with that backend , you can’t “use” the shares in any way… but, you still can perform all manila API interactions… it’s a good tool for development of manila APIs or tools that rely on manila APIs | 15:14 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr I have successfully setup the Ubuntu server virtual machine | 15:58 |
E_kisakye | carloss I have successfully setup my development environment, I need some help getting started. The linux interface looks very unfamiliar. I have cloned the devstack repository, I need help configuring the devstack. Where do I find the local.conf file? | 16:32 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr How do I use the fake backend? | 16:33 |
gouthamr | E_kisakye: use the local.conf file here: https://docs.openstack.org/python-manilaclient/latest/contributor/functional-tests.html#prerequisite | 16:34 |
gouthamr | you don't need anything else from that doc, just the local.conf content | 16:34 |
E_kisakye | Ok , thank you. How do I use the file. Should i create a file on my machine and copy the content there then run it | 16:39 |
gouthamr | E_kisakye: yes, create a file called "local.conf" in the devstack directory that you cloned into your VM and copy those contents inside the local.conf file | 16:50 |
E_kisakye | carloss :Please help me proceed with configuring the Dev Stack | 18:23 |
carloss | o/ E_kisakye - what issue are you currently running into? | 18:36 |
gouthamr | E_kisakye: if you get dropped off, please see the channel logs for messages you miss: https://meetings.opendev.org/irclogs/%23openstack-manila/ | 18:43 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr: Thank you very much | 18:44 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr I have failed to copy and paste from my guest OS to my virtual machine. I enabled the "Bidirectional clipboard" under advanced settings for my virtual machine. I kindly request for any help to help me get past this point. Thank you | 19:05 |
gouthamr | E_kisakye: are you able to log into the VM over ssh using a terminal? | 19:06 |
carloss | E_kisakye: ^ if so, I think there are a couple of tools you could use, this is one of them: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701 | 19:08 |
carloss | and then you could ssh into your vm | 19:08 |
E_kisakye | I had not yet tried to ssh into the VM, let do that and get back. Thank you | 19:11 |
E_kisakye | carlossI have tried but I'm getting a "Connection timed out" error message. | 19:21 |
E_kisakye | Thank you for your help, I have been able to ssh into the VM | 19:54 |
E_kisakye | gouthamr: I was able to ssh into the vm, I created the local.conf file and pasted the content there. However, when i run the testing comands, I get a message that the service couldn't be found. I kindly request to be pointed in the right direction | 20:18 |
E_kisakye | kisakye@kisakye:~/devstack$ nano local.conf | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | kisakye@kisakye:~/devstack$ ./stack.sh | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + unset GREP_OPTIONS | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + unset LANG | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + unset LANGUAGE | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + LC_ALL=en_US.utf8 | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + export LC_ALL | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | ++ env | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | ++ grep -E '^OS_' | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | ++ cut -d = -f 1 | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + unset | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + umask 022 | 20:21 |
E_kisakye | + PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin | 20:22 |
gouthamr | hey E_kisakye (when you see this): what testing commands are you running? I don't see anything in the log you've pasted from executing the stack.sh script | 20:39 |
gouthamr | also, please use https://paste.opendev.org for pasting snippets like logs | 20:40 |
gouthamr | its possible you can get banned here for spamming | 20:41 |
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