The latest Ceph versions forbid pool names that start with a dot.
Since the RadosGW charm uses pools named so extensively, this
patchset fixes that issue.
In addition, the Ceph libraries are synced as well, since they
were outdated.
(cherry-picked from commit 4bc15968fe43f6f86150331f40dba4b2cadb983b)
Add the 'docs' key and point it at a Discourse topic
previously populated with the charm's README contents.
When the new charm revision is released to the Charmhub,
this Discourse-based content will be displayed there. In
the absense of the this new key, the Charmhub's default
behaviour is to display the value of the charm's
'description' key.
This option is required for server-side encryption to be allowed
if radosgw is behind a reverse proxy,
such as here when certificates are configured and apache2 is running.
It is safe to always enable when https is configured in the charm,
because it will be securely behind the reverse proxy in the unit.
This option must not be enabled when https is not configured in the charm,
because this would allow clients to spoof headers.
Closes-Bug: #2021560
Change-Id: I940f9b2f424a3d98936b5f185bf8f87b71091317
(cherry picked from commit 541ceec4018e311cef1517a62eefa28cd53bc162)
- update bundles to include UCA pocket tests
- update test configuration
- update metadata to include kinetic and lunar
- update snapcraft to allow run-on for kinetic and lunar
- sync charm-helpers
Tox 4.0.0 was recently released and it has several breaking changes.
We pin to < 4.0.0 here. We are planning to move forward only on the
master charm branches.
Tox is also pinned to < 4.0.0 for stable branches in upstream
openstack-zuul-jobs as well as in zosci-config. However, the
requires= section in the charm's tox.ini file ends up installing
tox>4, wiping out the zuul-pinned tox<4 that was already installed
installed. This patch fixes that.
