Add victoria/wallaby/xena stable branch jobs on master gate
We have stable/victoria, stable/wallaby, and stable/victoria released so we should add their job on master gate to keep branchless tempest plugins compatible to those branch. This also removes the stable/train|stein job as thare are in EM state now. Ref: Tempest plugins guide for stable branch testing: - https://docs.openstack.org/tempest/latest/stable_branch_testing_policy.html Change-Id: I7fb5bb921e79e5916fa45ee7e646325b497a4e57
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- tempest-plugin-jobs
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check:
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jobs:
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- solum-devstack-xena
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- solum-devstack-wallaby
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- solum-devstack-victoria
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- solum-devstack-ussuri
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- solum-devstack-train
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- solum-devstack-stein
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gate:
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queue: solum
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-xena
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-focal
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override-checkout: stable/xena
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-wallaby
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-focal
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override-checkout: stable/wallaby
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-victoria
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-focal
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override-checkout: stable/victoria
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-ussuri
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-bionic
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override-checkout: stable/ussuri
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-train
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-bionic
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override-checkout: stable/train
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vars:
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devstack_localrc:
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USE_PYTHON3: True
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- job:
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name: solum-devstack-stein
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parent: solum-devstack
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nodeset: openstack-single-node-bionic
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override-checkout: stable/stein
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vars:
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devstack_localrc:
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USE_PYTHON3: True
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