14:00:57 #startmeeting 14:00:57 Meeting started Thu May 23 14:00:57 2024 UTC. The chair is el_cubano. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:00:57 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 14:01:04 #topic Roll call 14:01:06 Sean Whitton 14:01:07 hello o/ 14:01:11 hi 14:01:13 hi 14:01:14 Hi everyone. Please announce yourself 14:01:14 hi 14:01:17 o/ 14:01:24 Hi 14:01:38 Hello all, Kurt Kremitzki here as an observer intereested in Debian LTS 14:01:54 hi 14:02:19 hi 14:02:28 hi 14:02:34 hi 14:02:36 hi 14:03:22 hi 14:04:13 We'll wait another minute or two and then we'll get started 14:04:51 Thanks for running the meeting 👍 14:05:27 #topic Agenda 14:05:48 As is customary, our agenda for the meeting (and for past meetings) is available here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/lts-meeting-agenda 14:06:33 We only have one real item on the agenda, so I anticipate a short meeting 14:06:58 #topic ELTS upload migrations 14:07:22 At Helmut's request I am bringing up this reminder concerning ELTS upload migrations 14:07:25 I think this is prompted by me and some Emacs uploads. 14:07:52 There was at least one other instance, so you can share the "blame" with somone else :-) 14:08:01 oh! 14:08:18 As to the issue itself ... 14:09:09 Recall that we recently changed the ELTS upload workflow so that uploads are first staged (they are built, and then CI is executed) and the successfully built packages must be migrated via a dcut command 14:09:13 * petn-randall waves. 14:09:37 it is necessary to check that packages were succesfully built for all architectures prior to migrating the upload 14:10:07 Maybe the dcut command can call the equivalent of grep-excuses and ask for confirmation? 14:10:23 britney tells you if they were not built, but there doesn't seem to be a good wya to check they *were* built 14:10:31 Maybe it can be added as a hook 14:10:43 Also, please remember that even if a particular package doesn't have an autopkgtest suite, you should still check the test results, as those might reveal a problem with installing deps/rdeps 14:10:56 except: wait 10 hours and assume if they're not in britney output then, there are fine 14:12:20 I used to check the ELTS buildd pages, just like I do for LTS before sending the DLA 14:12:40 pochu[m]: do you mean looking through the logs? or is there a buildd.d.o equivalent I have missed? 14:12:46 When I would suggest is that proposed improvements be discussed on the ELTS list, as that way we have a discussion thread associated with the topic and Helmut then has the opportunity to participate (as he is not present in this meeting) 14:12:53 s/When/What/ 14:12:59 el_cubano: good. thanks. 14:14:04 pochu[m]: Are the logs still visible for builds before they are migrated? 14:14:07 spwhitton, you mean the build logs dirs referenced at https://freexian.gitlab.io/services/deblts-team/documentation/elts/how-to-release-an-update.html 14:14:28 I think they are 14:14:30 Beuc: yeah. that's quite cumbersome as you have to download and decompress the files one-by-one. 14:14:31 buildd*.freexian.com 14:14:54 spwhitton, no they are available in-browser 14:15:16 http://buildd-amd64.freexian.com/build-logs/?C=M;O=D -> http://buildd-amd64.freexian.com/build-logs/php8.0_1:8.0.30-5+freexian24.04.1+php+1-php-noble-next-amd64-20240523-075231.11534.log 14:15:31 ah, yes, I was thinking about mirror files. but anyway I will take this to the ML. 14:15:38 Another point might be that for a critical CVE, we might want to release what we have immediately and not wait until the completion of other builds, and still be able to migrate the missing builds in a second step? (not sure, but wondering) 14:16:29 spwhitton: britney tells you that "it would attempt to migrate" your package. if it doesn't, something is wrong. 14:16:55 helmut: how do we know the package has been ACCEPT'd and thus seen by britney at all, though? 14:17:04 Yes, that's a possible use case buxy. Would be nice if that was supported, though it's probably not very common as many packages don't take that long to build 14:17:24 el_cubano: yes, logs remain where they are. just the distribution field has changed there 14:17:33 Could matter for e.g. linux 14:17:53 el_cubano: though that will change as we move from rebuildd to debusine $soon 14:18:20 spwhitton: arguably, you should only migrate a package after britney tells you that it would attempt migration 14:18:48 spwhitton: barring cases where britney would reject your package for autopkgtest regressions that you are willing to accept 14:18:59 oh, I see what you mean. I'm sorry I'm being so slow about this. 14:20:07 I now better see the confusion and shall update the elts docs 14:21:14 conversely, I think we can skip checking logs on buildds when britney says "attempt to migrate" (unless you want to check results of a non-fatal test suite such as glibc used to be) 14:23:46 right. 14:24:29 buxy: migrating an incomplete build is possible at this time, but completing it currently requires a new version. is that good enough? 14:24:46 I think a grep-elts-excuses script would be useful, it'd be easy to add it to one finger-memory before issuing a dcut migrate 14:25:05 Is there a rough idea on when we want to use debusine for elts? (like Q3/Q4 2024?) 14:25:29 Beuc: in theory, when we move buster to elts 14:26:06 helmut: I think it's good enough for now... in particular since we will have validation workflows in milestone 4 in debusine. 14:27:31 Beuc: I think it'll come in phases. First debusine can schedule builds and QA, later package signing, later it can produce the apt repository 14:28:22 at some point in there, it can schedule reverse package tests and take on migration 14:28:56 #action helmut to update the ELTS upload/migration docs for better clarity 14:29:12 Are there any other action items from this discussion? 14:31:38 OK. Since there are no other concrete action items we will move on 14:32:16 Keep in mind that proposals and ideas can be discussed on the mailing list 14:32:29 #topic AOB 14:32:40 I have one thing... 14:33:27 Recently, as I have been preparing the weekly report, we have had some weeks were all of the package updates were complete (DLA/ELA properly announced, VCS link in package DB, tags pushed) 14:34:37 I want to thank everyone for continued improvement in this area. I know sometimes it can't be perfect (e.g., sometimes the tags are blocked on a maintainer accepting a MR), but I very much appreciate the effort being put in to make sure that package updates are complete with all the associated administrative actions 14:34:54 nice. 14:35:12 yay \o/ 14:36:28 Does anyone else have anything to bring up under AOB? 14:37:16 not here 14:37:18 Yes 14:37:30 petn-randall: you have the floor 14:37:56 I have two s-p-u for ansible/ansible-core: #1069891 #1070193 14:38:31 It's been about 4 weeks I didn't get a response yet, any idea who I could poke about this? 14:38:48 Or do I just need to be more patient? 14:39:16 The latter 14:39:42 Alright, thanks. 14:39:47 You could also nicely ask on #-release 14:40:46 petn-randall: 8395 files changed, 1625325 insertions(+), 132266 deletions(-), 307873 modifications(!) <- might be a reason... 14:42:22 The ansible (not core) is a big update, but it's just a push to the latest of that series. IMHO suitable for s-p-u. I'm also open to explain the rationale. 14:43:59 ansible-core should be not that controversial; it's a strict bugfix only update. 14:44:36 So, it seems like asking in #d-r "is there a specific obstacle, or is it necessary to just wait longer?" 14:44:46 might be helpful 14:44:48 Will do, thanks. 14:45:21 Considering that we are nearing a point release, that seems like a reasonable thing (to ensure the opportunity isn't missed unnecessarily) 14:45:30 Anyone else with AOB? 14:45:48 petn-randall: I think the release team has a different idea of what "*all* changes are documented in the d/changelog" means (and sure enough, it is impractical to do that for bumping up a maintenance release, but then I'd uncheck that box and explain why) 14:48:52 OK. So it seems like we might be done w/ AOB. 14:49:07 Last call 14:49:31 helmut: Maybe, haven't done any s-p-u yet. 14:51:35 Alright, so it looks that might be everything (though the s-p-u discussion can certainly continue outside of the meeting) 14:51:47 #topic Next meeting 14:51:50 Next meeting: 2024-06-27 14:00 UTC [Location: Jitsi: https://jitsi.debian.social/LTS-monthly-meeting] 14:52:32 For those of you who may not know/remember, jitsi.debian.social was offline for a while due to abuse, but it came back online last month 14:52:46 👍 14:52:55 thx 14:53:05 It now requires authentication via Salsa, so take that into account when deciding what device you will use to participate (I know not everyone likes having their passwords everywhere) 14:53:24 thanks! 14:54:11 You're welcome! 14:54:28 Alright, it looks like we are finished. 14:54:35 Thanks to everyone for participating today. 14:54:37 thank you all o/ 14:54:42 thanks all. 14:54:47 bye bye 14:54:49 #endmeeting