Ruby 2.5 added, as Ubuntu 18.04 is
highly likely to bring Ruby 2.5 per default and the 1.18 release should
support that.
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> particular slave.
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> I am not familiar enough with our Rackspace slave's so if anyone else from
> infra (Michael, Greg, Ewoud) gets a chance to look into its disappearance
> it would be appreciated.
That slave got reconnected again.
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, the remaining deprecation notices with Rails 5.1 should get
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The remaining deprecation warnings with 5.1 can be found in
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> > Would someone with more knowledge on the code side of the Rails 5 mind
> > sending along an update of the path we see for getting to 5.1?
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> We're currently blocked by two external dependencies:
>
ially I
thought of one week having core using 5.0, but even now plugin authors
can start working on opening PRs aginst plugins that will fix all the
remaining 5.0 deprecations (breaking 4.2).
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> Is this a dependency that we can update alongside the Rails update?
I found https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/pull/4869
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he RPM work can start. DEBs should just
work fine without modifications.
Plugin authors should check if anything is missing for Rails 5.1 and
update, if needed.
After that, the remaining deprecation notices with Rails 5.1 should get
fixed and once this is done, Rails 5.2 is probably already released.
s are much slower than unit
tests, in general.
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is that
there's no Rails 5 compatible version of turbolinks-classic, so either
Foreman needs to move to turbolinks 5 or a forked turbolinks-classic gem
would be needed, if turbolinks should be kept.
In the meanwhile Rails 5.1 should be packaged for RPM in some way... :)
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?), and having consistent build processes makes it easier for
> anyone to support users on different OSs.
>From a user's perspective it's not that bad, but IMHO the current
approach does have some downsides regarding plugins and I'm unsure if a
big plugin like Katello can be handled by the curr
encies)
I don't really have stakes in RPMs, but I'd try to stick with option 1
and I even expect that there's some demand for Rails SCLs at least in
the RHEL/CentOS world by other projects, too.
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s been dropped in 1.16 and 1.17 will drop Jessie.
> Focussing on 2.1+ or 2.2+ should be no problem.
exactly.
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> * Bandwidth takes about 1/3rd of our $2k budget - perhaps we can affect
> that
Can we somehow see which part is taking most? I.e. is it the CI part or
rather the website?
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> To get more involved in foreman infra I'd like to request push access to
> foreman-infra. At first I'd like to help more with the CI.
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> Isn't theforeman.org also running on OpenShift v2?
Nope, this is running on web02.rackspace.theforeman.org.
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> the textfile somewhere (on the foreman.org?) I guess...
In addition to pass, Ewoud already mentioned, I was recommended passbolt
(https://www.passbolt.com) and gopass (https://www.justwatch.com/gopass),
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requiring a huge
amount of time (that we can't provide), so let's simply postpone the question
of dropping Debian/jessie when it's time to desupport Ruby 2.1.
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r 1.15 (or whatever the approach is with these jobs in
similar situations).
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AIO packaging
was/is also a major downer for me.
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'd propose for all theforeman modules to create
x.y-stable branches with the current state (or some slightly earlier
one, where required) and Ruby 1.8.7 tests enabled followed by a major
version bump and dropping of EL6 support alltogether in master.
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EL6 support is
really needed, somebody[tm] needs to do that work, but then we could
also extend the lifespan not only some months, but probably some years.
As I don't use RH based distro at the moment, I can't really say how
widespread the use of EL6 for Foreman really is...
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e bottom is also clearly misplaced and taking too much space for few
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aller for 1.13, which
should be a much smaller problem now, as the Puppet 4 / AIO changes did
land in both.
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