The YAML 1.2 spec was released in 2009. It's probably been enough time
that it's safe to move to it.
The only issue for out YAML usage was 1.2 dropped the use of Yes, No, On,
and Off as valid boolean values.
Change-Id: I608e09d219379e00cca15c5ff165bb63aecfe9f2
Signed-off-by: Sean McGinnis <sean.mcginnis@gmail.com>
This is a procedural review to transition pike into extended maintenance by
creating the pike-em tag
It's possible that the release isn't needed (for example if there are no code
changes sine the previous release, sadly that's non-trivial to detect en masse.
If you are the PTL or release liaison for this team please +1 this review
if it is ready or -1 and take over the review to correct mistakes.
Change-Id: Id204b5d1aa085bbde5aa7c94c85d221eb1ee0329
We've been warning that these are deprecated for awhile now, and
we now have enforcement in place to make sure no new highlights
are added.
We also have some automation that rewrites the deliverable files
but does not always do a great job, resulting in poorly formatted
text that causes warnings in the validation job.
Since many folks new to the release process, and some that have
done it for awhile, look at existing files to see what to do for
new releases, they do assume highlights should be used and end up
adding them to their deliverable file. Since most of these also
do not know to run local validatation, this results in gate
resources being used to just now be rejected with the current
checks.
To help prevent this from happening, and to get rid of the warning
messages from poor reformatting, this just removes highlights
from the last few releases.
Change-Id: Ie0b0e241c38f84bbc7b1ef5b09e97dc8ec466b39
Sean McGinnis