[Openstack-devel] Bug#685251: Fixing Debian bug #685251 for the ryu plugin in Openstack

Ola Lundqvist ola at inguza.com
Tue Nov 13 21:30:28 UTC 2012


Hi Thomas and Julien

The 2012.1-6 upload was done before the freeze and the plan was to have
it included in testing before the freeze. Apparently that did not
happen. I was under the impression that the freeze would be to uploads
after the freeze, not to the packages that had not yet done the
transition. Apparently I was wrong, and if that have cause this problem,
I'm sorry for that.

We did not have any bug report about the issues for that change. Instead
I did those changes in order to solve problems that were similar to
issues in other packages. It was more of a cleanup work in order to
avoid bug reports in the future. We did have issues with the conflicts,
replaces, breaks in other packages and if I remember correctly they were
important also for this package. It is some time since I did this so I
do not remember all the details.

I think the 2012.1-6 upload was a good thing for the package, especially
for upgrade from earlier versions. That is however not such a big
problem for this release as it has not been part of stable before. It
may be an issue for later releases though.

>From a release team perspective I understand that you do not want large
last minute changes to packages. I can not motivate the change to be
that strong to be forced in.

If you want I can make a proposed patch based on the changes Thomas made
for 2012.1-7 and void the changes for 2012.1-6.

I do however think the changes done in 2012.1-6 was good and we should
have them in for next release (after the one that is frozen now). This
means that I do not think we should revert them for next release, but I
do not have a big problem to do it for testing.

I hope this clarifies the situation a bit.

Cheers,

// Ola


tis 2012-11-13 klockan 20:16 +0800 skrev Thomas Goirand:
> On 11/13/2012 07:08 PM, Julien Cristau wrote:
> > On Fri, Nov  9, 2012 at 05:03:58 +0800, Thomas Goirand wrote:
> > 
> >> Please let me know if the attached patch would be accepted by the
> >> release team and avoid Quantum to be removed.
> >>
> > Sigh.  If you want to be sure it'll be accepted then just upload the
> > minimal fix for the RC bug and leave it at that (2012.1-6 doesn't seem
> > to list a bug number, so without more explanations it doesn't qualify).
> 
> As I wrote, these changes were not mine. I don't think it's appropriate
> to write "sigh" or to be pissed *at me*. The only thing I did was
> working on the issue the release team cared about, and fixing it, I'm
> not responsible for the other changes, and I don't intend to assume
> responsibility for them regarding the unblock.
> 
> It wasn't nice that these changes were uploaded without caring about the
> SID to Wheezy migration. Numerous times, I wrote about it to both Ola
> and Loic. I'm not surprised about the resulting conversation with the
> release team. But since that's not my work, and that I would like to
> respect what the others do, I still want to leave them the job to answer
> about it.
> 
> So please, Ola and Loic, explain and deal with the release team. If you
> guys think the changes are necessary, tell why. If you think they should
> be removed, please do the necessary "git revert" (or at the very least,
> let me know that you would agree if I was to do it).
> 
> And finally, I hope this is a lesson and that it wont happen again, and
> that you will bare with me and the rest of the PKG Openstack team.
> 
> > I'm not going to review every single one of your uploads 5 times.
> 
> You don't have to, you can accept it the first time! :)
> 
> Thomas
> 

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