On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 2:32 PM, Jeremy Stanley <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2015-11-04 12:34:11 -0600 (-0600), Kyle Mestery wrote: > > Yesterday I tried to release version 2015.2.0 of networking-arista, > > Looks like it's okay now though, correct? At least I see it up on > PyPI fine. > > I see it now too, which is weird, because I could have *sworn* it failed yesterday. My eyes must be failing me. > > but I hit a few issues that I can't explain, so I'm hoping someone > > from infra can help me. Clark took a look with me yesterday [1]. > > My initial problem I was using a tag of "2015.2". Per Clark's > > instructions, I re-tagged with 2015.2.0 and pushed the tag to > > gerrit. > > Correct. PBR-using projects must tag with PBR's PEP-440/SemVer > normalized form (three component) to work, otherwise the tag does > not match what ends up in the tarball/wheel filenames. > > > The jobs failed again [2]. > > > > Looking specifically at the "networking-arista-merge-release-tags" job, > > it's failing because the remote is being rejected. > > I wouldn't expect that job to succeed unless it's a tag on a stable > branch with no equivalent or newer tag present in master's history. > It's specifically meant to merge the tag from the latest stable > branch into master's history so that versioning in master is still > sane (a workaround for our release candidate process which allows > stable and master to diverge for a brief period prior to release). > > In this case you tagged directly on master, so the job isn't > expected to succeed (as it in fact isn't needed). > > > Looking specifically at the "networking-arista-pypi-both-upload" job [4], > > it's failing with a 404. > [...] > > You're looking at the wrong log--that's the one which broke because > of the malformed tag. If you check > <URL: > http://logs.openstack.org/70/7003515e2d162498811b2f08ccd6a426b435ad77/release/networking-arista-pypi-both-upload/5736f2b/console.html > > > you'll see it succeeded with the corrected tag. > Indeed it's there. Thanks for the confirmation Jeremy! Kyle > -- > Jeremy Stanley >
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