Update src/build.lock to get the latest revision available in the
stable/antelope branch, among the most relevant patches are:
837a8b58 Support legacy cert requests (#799)
580c7764 Update Makefile to be consistent with CI (#777) (#795)
a2468260 Run CI on stable branches (#786) (#787)
ed014373 Update method for checking endpoint protocol (#769) (#775)
This patch is to lock the stable/2023.1 (antelope release) charms
down so that as much as possible.
In particular, this patch does:
- set the .gitreview to stable/2023.1
- lock zaza and zaza-openstack-tests to stable/antelope branches
- for reactive charms Add build.lock files to lock the layers
and python modules used to build the charm.
- for ops framework charms, extract a pip freeze from the
charmcraft container after building the charm to lock the
modules used to build the charm.
- drop the kinetic bundles if the exist. (Note the updates to
tests.yaml is in another batch (topic: antelope-voting)
- update the bundles so that they point to the antelope specific
channels. e.g. 2023.1/edge for OpenStack charms, 23.03/edge for
OVN charms, quincy/edge for Ceph charms and generally, the
appropriate LTS Jammy branch for the various support charms.
Enable jammy-antelope voting and drop kinetic-zed tests
* Voting was turned on for jammy-antelope in the
project-template for charm-functional-jobs in zosci-config
* Voting for jammy-antelope bundles with non-standard names
is turned on in individual charms
* Kinetic-zed bundles/tests are removed
* Add libpython3-dev to allow the charm to be built. This
fixes a missing dependency with Cython
* Add pkg-config to the charmcraft.yaml for builds. This
is required by rust to build cryptography.
Change-Id: Ib27d8d5cd14493a619c784a348cf14e424992053
(cherry picked from commit 579aaade7dbee1c57e6bb5da987a78f5a50e1781)
* sync charm-helpers to classic charms
* change openstack-origin/source default to zed
* align testing with zed
* add new zed bundles
* add zed bundles to tests.yaml
* add zed tests to osci.yaml and .zuul.yaml
* update build-on and run-on bases
* add bindep.txt for py310
* sync tox.ini and requirements.txt for ruamel
* use charmcraft_channel 2.0/stable
* drop reactive plugin overrides
* move interface/layer env vars to charmcraft.yaml
Build separately for each supported series and use binary builds
Charms for OpenStack Yoga supports both Ubuntu Focal and Jammy
which means Python 3.8 and Python 3.10. Managing dependencies
across those two versions is non-trivial and we need to build
the charm on the series the charm is supposed to support.
Switch to using a binary build which allows pip's dependency
resolution to work.
This patch also drops the impish bundle and other unused
overlays.
Updates to enable jammy and finalise charmcraft builds
- Add 22.04 to charmcraft.yaml
- Update metadata to include jammy
- Remove impish from metadata
- Update osci.yaml to include py3.10 default job
- Modify tox.ini to remove py35,py36,py37 tox target and add py310
target.
- ensure that the openstack-origin is yoga
Due to a build problem with the reactive plugin, this change falls back
on overriding the steps and doing a manual build, but it also ensures
the CI system builds the charm using charmcraft. Changes:
- add a build-requirements.txt
- modify charmcraft.yaml
- modify osci.yaml
-> indicate build with charmcraft
- modify tox.ini
-> tox -e build does charmcraft build/rename
-> tox -e build-reactive does the reactive build
- modify bundles to use the <charm>.charm artifact in tests.
and fix deprecation warning re: prefix
- tox inception to enable tox -e func-test in the CI
