I'll run some live blobstore tests too next week and get back with the results.

-Shri

On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 2:31 PM, Ignasi Barrera <n...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Everything is in place to release 1.9.1, but I'd like to propose a
> different approach this time. Usually we run the live tests against
> each RC, but that means cutting new RCs to fix the important live
> tests that fail, which is not an optimal procedure.
>
> I'd like to propose a "pre-release" period (a week?) to run the live
> tests and fix them so we can have a smooth and great 1.9,1 release. It
> would be great if we could coordinate some provider testing, as not
> everyone knows the details of every provider (and not everyone has an
> account in each one).
>
> Thinking about the most active contributors, it would be ideal if we
> could split the work like:
>
> @nacx: aws-ec2, digitalocean and chef.
> @abayer: Could you help with aws-ec2?
> @danbroudy: google-compute-engine, google-cloud-storage.
> @andreaturli: softlayer, docker.
> @zack: rackspace-cloudservers, rackspace-cloudfiles.
> @devjcsrj: can you give some love to ProfitBricks?
> @ilgrosso: could you rune the live tests on Azure Compute?
> @ccustine: would you be able to run the HPCloud Compute live tests?
> @gaul: blobmaster! :)
>
> @all-mailing-list-subscribers: Any live test feedback on any provider
> is very welcome, and PRs are very welcome too!
>
> Please, don't misunderstand this as an assignment of tasks! I'm just
> thinking out loud about a way to coordinate work so we can test and
> fix as many broken windows as we can, without duplicating efforts and
> without converting it in a tedious task. Running and fixing live tests
> (there shouldn't be many live tests failing) shouldn't be a tough
> effort, and the benefits for the project are huge.
>
>
> If there is an agreement, I'd propose a week of live test run&fix and
> cut the 1.9.1 release on July 15-20. Does this sound like a good plan?
>
>
> I.

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