devstack and tempest were effectively showing the same graphs,
except that devstack was more complete. Both can be shown in
the same view though.
Change-Id: Ica6090d38d7ce767945e259d41d83aae6e54af23
Iaebd7ff95baab63a2e5b70ebbef1985dae67af94 touched the dashboard but
forgot to rename the jobs captured by trends from -platform- into
-neutron-full-.
This patch should restore missing trends on the dashboard.
Change-Id: I1bea402fbfa5e2b690a4c51952042241fa4a17b2
Another attempt to introduce the change. Previously, the change was
reverted because trusty job started voting for all projects in master,
not just devstack. Now that the -trusty flavour is gone, it shouldn't be
an issue (?).
This reverts commit be80b4f85d.
Change-Id: Iaebd7ff95baab63a2e5b70ebbef1985dae67af94
In change I6617283afd798af37e64913b7865cea3c8a62aba we are
removing support for Trusty because (1) we don't gate on it
in master and (2) we're raising the minimum required version
of libvirt in Nova to a version that isn't available in
Trusty.
Since the gate-tempest-dsvm-platform-ubuntu-trusty job is
only run on master and is meant to keep the lights on, and
we want to turn the lights off, let's just remove the job.
Change-Id: If69f99bd789e646b0261e27a8a061efde32436f7
This reverts commit b577ae03f1.
This change unexpectedly added -ubuntu-trusty job in the master
integrated gate (and probably removed it from other branches). What we
need to do is to run it in devstack master AND in integrated gate for
Mitaka. I am not sure how to achieve that, so in the meantime, I revert
the patch.
Change-Id: Icc81edd85abbf8912328145f4c95d784271c4ae0
This is a preparatory step to make centos job voting, and to expose it
into integrated gate. As a side effect, we also get rid of a redundant
job template.
Change-Id: Ic884fac2ebd8840c88a2cad24b331073236b7045
Recently (Ifc2a000858808438b394a1959d7e89700fb41f00) we changed from
Fedora24 to Fedora25 in gate. We forgot to switch the dashboard to refer
to the new job though.
Change-Id: Icde10212e2094a643259fe96a4c058cc073ab697
For the start, the dashboard contains a graph that shows failure rates
for each of platforms targeted by check queue (trusty, xenial, centos,
and fedora24). The graph should help us to decide if a new platform is
ready to get its own voting job.
Change-Id: If0a6978668284513c17f69f618c1b75473032378
Dirk Mueller