Hi, If you're not aware, RDO is still maintaining OpenStack clients on Fedora. As many developers, end-users of RDO are using Fedora, it is important to provide at least client-side utilities so that more people can use OpenStack. I must admit, I'm doing a poor job as it's still semi-manual and we have to deal with sync issues. To improve that situation, I will be working on improving the tooling but also came up with this proposal to distribute the load. 1. create an OpenStack SIG within Fedora, initial members will be current RDO provenpackagers and volunteers 2. transfer ownership of all OpenStack packages to the SIG. This will enable any SIG member to sync packages. 3. set up more reliable automation to do the sync (will still required to be run by a human to handle manual merges) 4. set up proper CI to test clients on a weekly basis. All development will still happen in RDO gerrit, all discussions will happen during RDO weekly meeting. I plan to submit this + improvements that will be suggested in this thread to the next meeting, so speak up :)

----- Original Message ----- > Hi, > > If you're not aware, RDO is still maintaining OpenStack clients on Fedora. > As many developers, end-users of RDO are using Fedora, it is important > to provide at least > client-side utilities so that more people can use OpenStack. > > I must admit, I'm doing a poor job as it's still semi-manual and we have to > deal with sync issues. > > To improve that situation, I will be working on improving the tooling but > also > came up with this proposal to distribute the load. > > 1. create an OpenStack SIG within Fedora, initial members will be current > RDO provenpackagers and volunteers > 2. transfer ownership of all OpenStack packages to the SIG. > This will enable any SIG member to sync packages. > 3. set up more reliable automation to do the sync (will still required > to be run by a human > to handle manual merges) > 4. set up proper CI to test clients on a weekly basis. > > All development will still happen in RDO gerrit, all discussions will > happen during RDO weekly > meeting. > > I plan to submit this + improvements that will be suggested in this > thread to the next meeting, > so speak up :) +1. In understand this will also apply to oslo and other required libraries, won't it?

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Hi, If you're not aware, RDO is still maintaining OpenStack clients on Fedora. As many developers, end-users of RDO are using Fedora, it is important to provide at least client-side utilities so that more people can use OpenStack. I must admit, I'm doing a poor job as it's still semi-manual and we have to deal with sync issues. To improve that situation, I will be working on improving the tooling but also came up with this proposal to distribute the load. 1. create an OpenStack SIG within Fedora, initial members will be current RDO provenpackagers and volunteers