* sync charm-helpers to classic charms
* change openstack-origin/source default to zed
* align testing with zed
* add new zed bundles
* add zed bundles to tests.yaml
* add zed tests to osci.yaml and .zuul.yaml
* update build-on and run-on bases
* add bindep.txt for py310
* sync tox.ini and requirements.txt for ruamel
* use charmcraft_channel 2.0/stable
* move interface/layer env vars to charmcraft.yaml
* fix gss mirror_list and odr retrofit-uca-pocket
* use local charm overlay for HA config instead of manually managing
symlinks
Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/charm-octavia/+/858919
Change-Id: I759b60939a4fe2c9599d34e2ff64649426ffbf62
Charms for OpenStack Yoga supports both Ubuntu Focal and Jammy
which means Python 3.8 and Python 3.10. Managing dependencies
across those two versions is non-trivial and we need to build
the charm on the series the charm is supposed to support.
Switch to using a binary build which allows pip's dependency
resolution to work.
This patch also drops the impish bundle and fixes channels
for auxiliary charms.
Update metadata with jammy support.
Replace `octavia.setup.ensure_lts_images` with the default glance
lts image configure job.
Drop python build dependencies in wheelhouse and let the binary
build figure those out automatically.
Closes-Bug: #1915171
Change-Id: I744a8903be7450b5d9b2af3f96c6f61d206f9271
Due to a build problem with the reactive plugin, this change falls back
on overriding the steps and doing a manual build, but it also ensures
the CI system builds the charm using charmcraft. Changes:
- add a build-requirements.txt
- modify charmcraft.yaml
- modify osci.yaml
-> indicate build with charmcraft
- modify tox.ini
-> tox -e build does charmcraft build/rename
-> tox -e build-reactive does the reactive build
- modify bundles to use the <charm>.charm artifact in tests.
and fix deprecation warning re: prefix
- tox inception to enable tox -e func-test in the CI
- Unit test fix
Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/charm-keystone/+/830986
Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/charm-interface-keystone/+/830988
Change-Id: Iadd11634d1fe44731ecf0a6104561b4aeebff23f
Co-authored-by: Aurelien Lourot <aurelien.lourot@canonical.com>
* charm-helpers sync for classic charms
* build.lock file for reactive charms
* ensure tox.ini is from release-tools
* ensure requirements.txt files are from release-tools
* On reactive charms:
- ensure stable/21.04 branch for charms.openstack
- ensure stable/21.04 branch for charm-helpers
* build.lock file constructed on xenial builder
Change-Id: I8770c1ecdb6c533e8a5658d96f029e4bd3347809
* Update requirements.txt to pin charm-tools to 2.8.3
* Update tox.ini to change the build parameters.
* This upgrades from <2.7 which adds reproducible charms
* Bug was fixed that controlled the default output directory
doesn't get 'builds' appended. The tox change puts it
back so that stable & master both build to the same
directory. This may be reviewed in the future.
Change-Id: Idf6126ebe232e51328158f66e653b414f7cc7693
* charm-helpers sync for classic charms
* charms.ceph sync for ceph charms
* rebuild for reactive charms
* sync tox.ini files as needed
* sync requirements.txt files to sync to standard
Change-Id: I18f32aff67972c704369ddc37afbc8af32a8c60c
The bundle disco-stein was in the dev bundles because
a bug with the Python 3.7 syntax prevented the success of
the deployment of HA clusters. This bug is fixed, we can
reintegrate disco-stein in the gate bundles.
Other small additions:
- removing sitepackages in tox.ini to avoid test env pollution
- skip_missing_interpreters in tox.ini set to False to avoid false
positives by skipping missing interpreters.
LP Related-Bug: #1823718
Change-Id: Ie4199aba3261f78f3592301bfd1e3d0be9cc7444
This is a mechanically generated patch to ensure unit testing is in place
for all of the Tested Runtimes for Train.
See the Train python3-updates goal document for details:
https://governance.openstack.org/tc/goals/train/python3-updates.html
Note that python35-charm-jobs is retained since this charm is supported
on Xenial.
Change-Id: I07367d25966bd9e0b5103a7e628ba16d5a1712f8
Story: #2005924
Task: #34228
This technique was borrowed from the tox "cover" environment in
openstack/nova's tox.ini. This leverages the fact that stestr lets
you override the python executable via the PYTHON environment
variable. Doing this allows us to easily generate coverage for our
unit tests.
An important caveat is that this does not provide any coverage for
tests via zaza, amulet, etc. It is purely focused on the unit tests.
Note that this replaces the previous .coveragerc; coverage
configuration is instead pulled from tox.ini.
Change-Id: I8fb9a05b3bf12d1e6cf7b5fa67674360e70affa3
Liam Young