[Pulp-dev] Pulp/Katello integration scrum

David Davis daviddavis at redhat.com
Wed Aug 5 16:06:56 UTC 2020


August 5, 2020

Pulp

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   Core
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      Still on target for 3.6 on August 11th
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         Will change the bindings methods-argument-order
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   RPM
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      Avoiding collection name collisions for advisories
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      Package environment copy fix
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         https://pulp.plan.io/issues/7248
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      In progress: mirror +  optimize = empty repo version
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         https://pulp.plan.io/issues/7228
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      import/export remaining entities, kickstarts aiming for 3.6 as well
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   Migration
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      0.2.0b7 is out with the correct pulpcore version pinned
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      Many performance fixes
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         Depending on how clean cherry-picks are might end up being
         compatible with pulpcore 3.5 only
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      Fixes for distribution tree migration are under review
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         Fix migration of treeinfo file (without a . in the name)
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         Migrate all lazy catalog entries so they are not affecting re-runs.
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   Ansible
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      0.2.0 GA will be released as compat release with 3.6
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   General
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      Backport requests can use the “Backport” tracker in the issue type to
      request
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         https://github.com/pulp/pulpcore/pull/816/files#diff-45ef661bb3358093f1fe193290cf4d8bR86


Katello

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   Working on finalizing 3.16 with yum on pulp3 for fresh installs, no yum
   migration
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   3.16 will have pulpcore-3.4, pulp_rpm-3.5
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   3.17 branching ‘soon’, will build against 3.6 pulpcore and supported
   plugins
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   Going to work to upgrade nightly to pulpcore 3.5, should we wait for 3.6?
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   Tested 3.6(nightly) bindings
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   Multi-repo dep solving
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   Fixes for package env changes (now copy them all)


David
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