For principal - subordinate plugin type relations where the
principal Python payload imports code from packages managed by a
subordinate, upgrades can be problematic.
This change will allow a subordinate charm that have opted into the
feature to inform its principal about all implemented release -
packages combinations ahead of time. With this information in place
the principal can do the upgrade in one operation without risk of
charm relation RPC type processing at a critical moment.
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.
Move default_ephemeral_format to [DEFAULT] section
The default_ephemeral_format line in nova.conf was not in the [DEFAULT]
section in the templates and has therefore been ignored ny nova-compute.
This change moves it to the correct section for all releases.
Closes-Bug: #1992386
Change-Id: Idc0602f95e5378be1243926aa88dc7b5282ee844
(cherry picked from commit a3da54fb4156fa93ea89baefa47c2032edb9423e)
This is the main patch for the migration of the stable/21.10
charm to charmhub for the stable/train branch (train track on
charmhub). This patch initially supports bionic from queens
to train, and does not support ussuri. It supports upgrades
from bionic-queens to bionic-train (with each intermediate
step needed). Crucially it does NOT set a default
openstack-origin, which means installing train/stable
without specifying the openstack-origin will result in a
bionic-queens installation. This is intentional as the branch
covers queens to train.
* use stable/21.10 libraries
* use zaza/zaza-openstack-tests at stable/21.10
* build.lock files for reactive charms
* bundles refer to ~openstack-charms candidate channel