Minutes:
https://meetbot-raw.fedoraproject.org/teams/quality/quality.2025-09-15-15.01.html
Log:
https://meetbot-raw.fedoraproject.org/teams/quality/quality.2025-09-15-15.01.log.html
Here is an AI-generated summary of a Fedora Quality meeting [1] from
2025-09-15.
Please be aware that the summary is intended for a quick convenient
recapitulation of the meeting, but might contain factual errors. Read the
full meeting log for all the details.
## Previous meeting follow-up
Adam Williamson checked on the status of the CoreOS test days action items.
Kamil Páral confirmed that all tasks were completed and the wiki page for
the Fedora 43 CoreOS Test Day [2] is ready. The event is scheduled to run
from September 22 to 26.
## Fedora 43 status
The Fedora 43 Beta was approved and is scheduled for release on Tuesday,
September 16, 2025. The team discussed the state of the "common issues"
documentation for the release. Kamil has already updated most of them,
which involved re-tagging older issues for F43 and writing one new one.
Adam committed to documenting the remaining proposed issues before the Beta
release.
There was also a discussion regarding ARM support, prompted by Brandon
Nielsen. Adam clarified that the policy has changed from maintaining
specific lists of supported hardware to a case-by-case evaluation, similar
to the x86\_64 architecture. A specific issue with `arm-image-installer`
preventing Fedora Server from being installed on any SBC models was raised.
This seems to stem from two separate problems: one related to firmware size
on Rockchip-based SBCs and another concerning LVM in Server images. Adam
took an action item to work with Peter Robinson ("pboy") to get these
issues properly documented and tracked.
## Test Day / community event status
The upcoming CoreOS Test Days are scheduled for September 22-26. The event
was initially not visible on the Test Days website [3], but Kamil fixed
this during the meeting. The i18n test days were wrapping up on the day of
the meeting, and plans for GNOME test days are awaiting a response.
## Open floor
Kamil gave Adam a heads-up about a potential meeting with the SELinux and
GNOME teams to address a recurring SELinux issue for future releases. Kamil
also pointed out a Discourse thread requesting the QA team's input on a
potential LTS kernel [4]. Both agreed that if an LTS kernel becomes widely
used, QA would need to include it in testing, and Adam said he would
respond to the thread.
Finally, Derek Enz noted that new nightly builds are available for testing.
Adam encouraged attendees to help with final release validation testing by
checking the test case statistics page [5] and running tests that have not
yet been completed for the Fedora 43 cycle.
[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA/Meetings
[2] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Test_Day:Fedora_43_CoreOS
[3] https://testdays.fedoraproject.org/
[4]
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/how-to-request-for-lts-kernel/163675/71
[5] https://openqa.fedoraproject.org/testcase_stats/43/
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