3.x release notes

These are the release notes for the 3.x series of Bodhi releases.

v3.14.0

This is a feature release.

Features

  • Use flatpaks/ namespace for Flatpaks, and make it configurable. (#2924, #3052).

  • Add json response handler for server internal errors (#3035).

Bug fixes

  • Fix HTTP 500 errors when viewing composes (#2826).

  • Set log level to ERROR in bodhi-approve-testing (#3021).

Development improvements

  • Log why buildroot overrides are expired (#3060).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.14.0:

  • Nils Philippsen

  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

  • Owen Taylor

v3.13.3

This is a bugfix release.

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Bug fixes

  • Mark updates as “tests ignored” if Greenwave fails to respond (#3044).

v3.13.2

This is a bugfix release.

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Bug fixes

  • Allow the bugs.private database column to be NULL (#3024).

  • Remove misplaced variable in the update template (#3025).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.13.2:

  • Aurélien Bompard

  • Randy Barlow

v3.13.1

Server upgrade instructions

No special instructions are needed for this release.

Bug fix

This is a bugfix release, addressing an issue that was introduced in 3.13.0:

  • Gracefully handle private bugs via a different approach than was used in 3.13.0 (#3016 and #344).

v3.13.0

This is a feature release.

Deprecations

  • Authentication with OpenID is deprecated (#1180).

  • bodhi-untag-branched is deprecated (#1197).

  • The Update’s title field is deprecated (#1542).

  • Integration with pkgdb is deprecated (#1970).

  • Support for Python 2 is deprecated (#1871 and #2856).

  • The /masher/ view is deprecated (#2024).

  • bodhi-monitor-composes is deprecated (#2171).

  • The stacks feature is deprecated (#2241).

  • bodhi-manage-releases is deprecated (#2420).

  • Anonymous comments are deprecated (#2700).

  • The ci_url attribute on Builds is deprecated (#2782).

  • The active_releases query parameter on the Updates query URL is deprecated (#2815).

  • Support for fedmsg is deprecated (#2838).

  • Support for Bodhi 1’s URL scheme is deprecated (#2869 and #2903).

  • The /admin/ API is deprecated (#2899).

  • The fedmsg UI integration is deprecated (#2913).

  • CVE support is deprecated (#2915).

Dependency changes

  • Bodhi no longer requires iniparse (a910b615).

  • Bodhi now requires fedora_messaging (e30c5f21).

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Features

  • A new bodhi-shell CLI is included with the server package that initialized a Python shell with some handy aliases that are useful for debugging Bodhi (#1792).

  • Updates that obsolete security updates will now be set as security updates themselves (#1798)

  • The CLI no longer crashes when creating multiple buildroot overrides in one command (#2031).

  • The CLI can now display information about waivers (#2267).

  • Releases can now be marked as not being composed by Bodhi, which will be useful if we want to use Bodhi to tag builds into releases without composing those releases, e.g., Fedora Rawhide (#2317).

  • BuildrootOverrides are now prevented for builds that fail the test gating status (#2537).

  • The web interface now displays instructions for installing updates (#2799).

  • The CLI now has flags that allow users to override the OpenID API URL to use. This is useful for deployments that aren’t for Fedora and also for developers, who can use it to authenticate against a different OpenID server than Fedora’s production instance (Fedora’s staging instance is nice to use for this) (#2820).

  • The web UI search box uses a slightly longer delay before issuing the search request (51c2fa8c).

  • Messages can now be published by fedora_messaging, a replacement for fedmsg (e30c5f21).

  • Associating updates with private Bugzilla tickets is now handled gracefully (7ac316ac).

Bug fixes

  • The bodhi-approve-testing CLI script is now more resilient against failures (#1016).

  • The update edit page will return a HTTP 403 instead of a HTTP 400 if a user tries to edit an update they don’t have permissions to edit (#1737).

  • The bodhi CLI now has a --wait flag when creating BuildrootOverrides that will cause bodhi to wait on Koji to finish adding the override to the buildroot before exiting (#1807).

  • The waive button is now displayed on locked updates (#2271).

  • Editing an update with the CLI no longer sets the type back to the default of bugfix (#2528).

  • bodhi-approve-testing now sets up a log handler (#2698).

  • Some missing commands were added to the bodhi man page (1e6c2596).

  • A formatting issue was fixed in the command line client (996b4ec5).

Development improvements

  • bodhi-ci now has an integration test suite that launches a live Bodhi server, some of its network dependencies, and tests it with some web and CLI requests (24304334).

  • bodhi-ci’s status report now displays the run time for finished tasks (26af5ef4).

  • bodhi-ci now prints a continuous status report, which is helpful in knowing what it is currently doing (f3ca62ad).

  • We now do type checking enforcement on bodhi-ci (2c070055).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.13.0:

  • Aurélien Bompard

  • Jeremy Cline

  • Mattia Verga

  • Ryan Lerch

  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

  • Vismay Golwala

  • Randy Barlow

v3.12.0

This is a small feature release.

Server upgrade instructions

No special actions are needed when applying this update.

Features

  • Add a new bugzilla_api_key setting so that Bodhi can authenticate with an API key instead of a username and password. It is hoped that this will solve an issue Bodhi has been experiencing with Red Hat’s Bugzilla instance since it upgraded to version 5, where Bodhi is often told it needs to log in to Bugzilla when making changes to issues (#2827).

  • Logging around Bodhi’s use of the Bugzilla API is expanded (#2831).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.12.0:

  • Randy Barlow

v3.11.3

This is a bugfix release.

Server upgrade instructions

No special actions are needed when applying this update.

Bug fixes

  • Correctly handle multiple builds with the search form in the new update JavaScript web UI code (#2791).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.11.3:

  • Mattia Verga

v3.11.2

This is a bugfix release, addressing an issue that was solved incorrectly with 3.11.1.

Server upgrade instructions

No special actions are needed when applying this update.

Bug fixes

  • Correctly catch http.client.IncompleteRead while Composing and retry (#2758).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.11.2:

  • Randy Barlow

v3.11.1

This is a bugfix release, addressing a few issues with running Bodhi under Python 3.

Server upgrade instructions

No special actions are needed when applying this update.

Bug fixes

  • Pass the correct type, str, to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() for its to and from address parameters (#2756).

  • Allow EnumSymbols to be sorted (#2757).

  • Catch http.client.IncompleteRead while Composing and retry (#2758).

  • Correctly handle timestamps from Koji (#2768).

  • The captcha now works under Python 3 (#2786).

  • Do not reverse the logout/reboot options in the web UI on Python 3 (#2778).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.11.1:

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Randy Barlow

v3.11.0

Dependency changes

  • Bodhi now fully supports Python 3.

  • Bodhi now works with markdown 3 and click 7.

  • Bodhi no longer requires pyramid_tm.

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Features

  • It is now possible to query update by more fields: alias, approved-before, modified-before, pushed-before, active-releases, severity, and submitted-before, and the fields are documented in the bindings (#181).

  • It is now possible to query by update title (#251).

  • It is now possible to filter comments, updates, and overrides with multiple users at once (#2489).

  • The bodhi releases subcommand now has a list feature (#2536).

  • A new compose state was added for waiting on the mirrors to sync updated repositories (#2550).

  • A new server CLI script called bodhi-sar has been added to retrieve personally identifiable information from Bodhi (#2553).

  • The waive subcommand is now documented in the bodhi man page (#2610).

  • bodhi-push now has a --yes/-y flag (#2635).

  • The composes and releases subcommands are now documented in the bodhi man page (#2642).

  • The composer now logs more information when items are missing from the generated repomd.xml file (#2643).

  • The comment submit button now renders more clearly on some browsers (#2649).

  • Bodhi is now able to determine container repository names from Koji metadata, instead of hard coding it (#2658).

  • The bodhi CLI’s pagination features are now documented (#2663).

  • There is now a bodhi composes info subcommand (#2683).

Bug fixes

  • Bodhi now disallows empty comments (#2009).

  • bodhi-check-policies now sets up a log handler to silence warnings (#2156).

  • The test_gating_status is now set back to waiting when updates are waived (#2364).

  • Bugzilla permission errors should not cause error e-mails to be sent anymore (#2431).

  • The waive button is now only displayed if there are failed tests to waive (#2545).

  • Correctly handle unicode characters in update notes in the CLI (#2546).

  • The test waiver dialog now shows the test case name (#2571).

  • Examples were corrected in the bodhi CLI help text and man page (#2640 and #2641).

  • The new update web form received a number of improvements and bug fixes. Builds and bugs lists are refreshed every time a new package is selected in the input field. Manual added bugs and builds are not added to the lists if they are already present after having been retrieved from package selection. When an error in AJAX query occurs it is now displayed as an error message. AJAX queries now have a timeout. And we now avoid form submit when pressing Enter while entering text in the package text input field (#2648).

  • A misleading composer log entry was corrected (#2667).

  • An incorrect error message was corrected (#2703).

Development improvements

  • Bodhi’s CI job now reports each test as an individual GitHub status line, which makes it much easier to identify the cause of test failures when they occur (#2584).

  • Due to the above, Mergify is now configured to only enforce passing tests on branched releases, since Rawhide failures are often not due to pull request patches (#2594).

  • Use update.get_url() to generate comments URL (#2596).

  • Unnecessary repetition was removed from the BugTracker class (#2607).

  • A typo was fixed in the docstring of Bugzilla.get_url() (#2608).

  • CI now uses the Jenkins Pipeline plugin, which allows us to run the CI jobs much more efficiently, and only requires a single node to parallelize the tasks (#2609).

  • A new development tool, devel/ci/bodhi-ci, was created to replace devel/run_tests.sh as the CI test running tool. It is designed to be useful to developers for running the CI suite locally, and has help text to guide you in usage (#2616).

  • Do not expose the Duffy key in CI logs (#2617).

  • Use markdown’s Extension API to register FFMarkdown instead of an undocumented internal API. This allows Bodhi to work with markdown-3.0.0 (#2618).

  • Explicitly name the skopeo-lite src/dest_creds parameters. Also fix two unit tests for click-7.0.0. This allows Bodhi to work with click-7.0.0 (#2621).

  • Some docstrings were corrected (#2680, #2682, and #2689).

  • Upgraded to Mergify 2 (#2686).

  • Bodhi’s tests now run about 40% faster (#2687).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.11.0:

  • Mattia Verga

  • Owen W. Taylor

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Ryan Lerch

  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

  • sedrubal

  • Randy Barlow

v3.10.1

This releases fixes a crash while composing modular repositories (#2631).

v3.10.0

Dependency changes

The composer now requires hawkey.

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Features

  • It is no longer an error if a developer tries to create an override for a build that already had an override. Instead, Bodhi helpfully edits the old override automatically (#2030).

  • The UI displays the date that expired overrides became expired (#2136).

  • Security updates now require severity to be set (#2206).

  • The Waiver UI now gives the user more context (#2270 and #2363).

  • The CLI can be used to edit Release mail templates (#2475).

  • A new clean_old_composes setting allows admins to disable the automatic compose cleanup feature that was new in Bodhi 3.9.0 (#2561).

  • The API can filter releases by state (beb69a05).

  • The CLI now has a --debug flag on a couple of commands (1bd76179).

  • The bindings have some debug level logging when retrieving Greenwave status (b55fa453).

  • The UI now makes it clear that only authenticated users can leave karma on updates (3b551c32).

  • Bodhi can now manage Flatpaks (1a6c4e88).

  • Bodhi now ships a /usr/bin/bodhi-skopeo-lite, which is intended to be an alternative for use with the skopeo.cmd setting. It allows for multi-arch containers and Flatpaks to be managed by Bodhi (a0496fc9).

  • The composer now uses librepo/hawkey to do much more extensive testing on the produced yum repositories to ensure they are valid (7dda554a).

Bug fixes

  • More space was added around some buttons so they don’t touch on small screens (#1902).

  • The bodhi releases subcommands no longer prompt for password when not necessary (#2496).

  • The submit feedback button now appears on low resolution screens (#2509).

  • Articles were fixed in a tooltip on the update page (075f8a9d).

  • The CLI can again display missing required tests (cf75ff81).

  • Fix a failure that sometimes occurred when editing multi-build updates (d997ed4f).

  • Unknown Koji tags will no longer cause an Exception when creating new updates (78dd4aaf).

Development improvements

  • Line test coverage has reached 100% (2477fc8f).

  • A fake Pungi is used in the Vagrant environment to speed up vagrant up (1b4f5fcd).

  • No tests are skipped on Python 3 anymore (44d46e37).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.10.0:

  • Anatoli Babenia

  • Clement Verna

  • Mattia Verga

  • Owen W. Taylor

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Ralph Bean

  • Rick Elrod

  • Vismay Golwala

  • Randy Barlow

v3.9.0

Server upgrade instructions

This release contains database migrations. To apply them, run:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Deprecation

bodhi-manage-releases is now deprecated. The bodhi CLI now has a releases section that performs the tasks that bodhi-manage-releases is used for.

Dependency changes

  • Cornice must now be at least version 3.1.0 (#2286).

  • Greenwave is now a required service for Bodhi deployments that wish to continue displaying test results in the UI (#2370).

  • The responses python module is now needed for running tests.

Features

  • Bodhi now comments in the same POST as status changes on Bugzilla comments (#336).

  • The RSS feeds now have titles (#1119).

  • bodhi-clean-old-mashes is automatically run after each successful compose (#1304).

  • The bodhi CLI can now edit releases’ pending_signing_tag fields (#1337).

  • White space is stripped when searching for packages or updates (#2046).

  • Severity is displayed in the web UI (#2108).

  • Bugzilla bugs are sorted by number on the update bugs tab (#2222).

  • The web UI now queries Greenwave with each page load to display the test gating status, rather than displaying the cached value from Bodhi’s database. This allows users to see the current status of their update from Greenwave’s perspective. This change also causes Bodhi to retrieve the test results from Greenwave rather than from ResultsDB, which means the test results tab now shows the same test results that influence the gating decision (#2370, #2393, and #2425)

  • The waiver API is now documented (#2390).

  • The CLI and bindings can now paginate results when querying updates and overrides (#2405).

  • The bodhi CLI can now manage releases (#2419).

  • Comments have a mouse hoverover for timestamps (60e2cddb).

  • The compose is now skipped if the repo is already staged (9d94edb4).

  • Update statuses have a descriptive tooltip in the web UI (40d04226).

  • A new /updates/{id}/get-test-results API endpoint was added that can retrieve the test results for an update from Greenwave (9631a9b6).

  • API users can specify which results they’d like to waive in the waiver API (7d51ee54).

  • Update CI status is now displayed in the CLI (4ab03afe).

  • The CLI can now waive test results (833a9c14).

Bug fixes

  • Do not alter Bugzilla tickets that are not related to an approved product (#1043 and #2336).

  • Only comments after the most recent karma reset event are considered for critpath karma (#1996).

  • The homepage now uses correct link for critical path updates (#2094).

  • Bug and test case karma is now correctly registered (#2130, #2189, and #2456).

  • The web UI no longer uses a hardcoded Koji URL, and gets it from the new koji_web_url setting instead (#2182).

  • The Bodhi CLI will no longer reset unedited fields to their defaults when editing updates (#2208).

  • Return a helpful error when notes are not supplied when creating an update (#2214).

  • Removed a conflicting HTTPForbidden handler (#2258).

  • The RSS view for an update now works when the update has comments with no text (#2314).

  • Composes that fail the sanity check are now thrown out (#2374).

  • The uniqueness constraint on e-mail was dropped since it was not useful and did cause occasional problems (#2387).

  • e-mail templates are no longer hardcoded and are now stored on the filesystem (#2396).

  • Failure to act on private Bugzilla tickets is no longer logged at error level (#2431).

  • Block quotes are now correctly styled (fd843a4e).

  • The validators will no longer report spurious errors due to previously failed validations (5241205b).

Development improvements

  • Python 2 line test coverage was raised to 99% (#2409).

  • The development build system now implements the addTag and deleteTag calls (4787a3ec).

  • The querystring validator is now used from Cornice (f9900c05).

  • The tests now initialize the BodhiClient with a username so the tests will pass when there is a cached username (such as on a Fedora system that has Bodhi credentials) (773232b6).

  • A new subclass of webtest.TestApp was created so tests would pass on Python 3 (847873f5).

  • devel/Vagrantfile.example was renamed to Vagrantfile (e985fa3c).

  • The tests now pass on systems that don’t use UTC (63543675).

  • Python 3 line test coverage was significantly increased, up to 98%.

  • A few warnings have been fixed.

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.9.0:

  • Clement Verna

  • Eli Young

  • Lumir Balhar

  • Mattia Verga

  • Miro Hrončok

  • Owen W. Taylor

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Ralph Bean

  • Vismay Golwala

  • Randy Barlow

v3.8.1

Bugs

  • Fix two incompatibilities with Python 3.7 (#2436 and #2438).

Contributor

Thanks to Miro Hrončok for fixing these issues.

Deprecation

  • bodhi-manage-releases has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use bodhi releases instead (#2419).

v3.8.0

Features

  • Container releases may now have a trailing “C” in their name (#2250).

  • The number of days an update has been in its current state is now displayed by the CLI (#2176 and #2269).

  • Composes are no longer batched by category (security vs. non-security, updates vs. testing) as this was not found to be beneficial and did slow the compose process down (68c7936e).

  • A fedmsg is now transmitted when an update’s time in testing is met (99923f18).

  • New states for updates that are related to side tags have been documented (d7b54323).

Bugs

  • Bodhi no longer considers HTTP codes > 200 and < 300 to be errors (#2361).

  • Do not apply null Koji tags to ejected updates during compose (#2368).

Development improvements

  • The container composer has been refactored to use a cleaner helper function (#2259).

  • Bodhi’s models now support side tags, a planned feature for an upcoming Bodhi release (#2275).

  • Compose.from_updates() returns a list in Python 3 (#2291).

  • Some silliness was removed from the universe, as bodhi.server.models.BodhiBase.get() no longer requires a database session to be passed to it (#2298).

  • The in-memory dogpile cache backend is used for development by default (#2300).

  • The CI container no longer installs Pungi, which speeds the CI testing time up (#2306).

  • Dropped support for str arguments from util.cmd() (#2332).

  • Python 3 line test coverage has increased to 85%.

Server upgrade instructions

This update contains a migration to add two new updates states for side tags. After installing the new server packages, you need to run the migrations:

$ sudo -u apache /usr/bin/alembic -c /etc/bodhi/alembic.ini upgrade head

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.8.0:

  • Mattia Verga

  • Eli Young

  • Lumir Balhar

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Ralph Bean

  • Paul W. Frields

  • Randy Barlow

v3.7.0

Features

  • Include the missing tests in the summary about greenwave’s decision (#2273 and #2345).

  • Show waivers about an update on its page for easier access to users and admins (#2277).

  • New legal_link and privacy_link settings allow Bodhi to link to a legal document and privacy policy (#2347).

Bugs

  • Properly call the WaiverDB API when waiving tests from the UI (#2272).

  • Only ask greenwave about updates in active releases when asking their gating status (#2121).

  • Updates can no longer be pushed if they fail the gating tests (#2346).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.7.0:

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Randy Barlow

v3.6.1

Bug fixes

  • The update template no longer crashes on locked updates (#2288).

  • Do not cache calculated libravatar links (#2289).

  • Warm the release cache at startup to avoid intermingled queries (#2296).

  • Warm the home page cache at startup to avoid slow responses and intermingled queries (#2297).

  • Interpret the dogpile.cache.expiration_time as an int instead of a str (#2299).

  • Do not cache the Koji latest candidates (#2301).

  • Do not require the web server to have Pungi installed since it does not use it (#2303).

Contributors

The following developers contributed patches to Bodhi 3.6.1:

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Randy Barlow

v3.6.0

Deprecation

  • bodhi-monitor-composes has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use bodhi composes list instead (#2170).

Dependency changes

  • Pungi 4.1.20 or higher is now required.

  • six is now a required dependency.

  • Skopeo is now a required dependency for Bodhi installations that compose containers.

Features

  • The UI no longer lists a user’s updates from retired releases by default (#752).

  • The CLI now supports update severity (#1814).

  • There is now a REST API to find out the status of running or failed composes (#2015).

  • The CLI now has a composes section which is able to query the server to display the status of composes (#2016).

  • Bodhi is now able to identify containers in Koji (#2027).

  • Bodhi is now able to compose containers (#2028).

  • There is now a cache_dir setting that can be used to direct Bodhi where to store a shelve while generating metadata (9b08f7be).

  • There is now documentation about buildroot overrides (3450073c).

  • Bodhi will now include RPM changelogs in e-mails (07b27fe8).

  • Bodhi’s update e-mail now instruct dnf users to use the --advisory flag (9fd56f99).

  • A new wait_for_repo_sig setting will allow Bodhi to work with signed repodata (eea40394).

Bugs

  • Bodhi will not reopen VERIFIED or CLOSED bugs anymore (#1091, #1349, #2168).

  • Bugzilla tickets will no longer get too much text inserted into their fixedin field (#1430).

  • The CLI –close-bugs flag now works correctly (#1818).

  • Fix ACL lookup for Module Packages (#2251).

  • Captcha errors are now correctly noted on cookies instead of the session, which was incompatible with Cornice 3 (900e80a3).

  • The prefer_ssl setting now properly works (9f55c7d2).

Development improvements

  • Uniqueness on a release’s branch column was dropped, since container releases will likely use the same branch name as RPM releases (#2216).

  • Bodhi now learns the Pungi output dir directly from Pungi (dbc337e5).

  • The composer now uses a semaphore to keep track of how many concurrent composes are running (66f995e1).

  • CI tests are now also run against Fedora 28 (#2215).

  • Bodhi is now up to 98% line test coverage, from 95% in the 3.5.0 release.

  • It is now possible to run the same tests that CI runs in the Vagrant environment by running devel/run_tests.sh.

  • The Bodhi CLI now supports Python 3 with 100% test coverage.

  • The Bodhi server also now supports Python 3, but only has 78% test coverage with Python 3 as many tests need to be converted to pass on Python 3, thus it is not yet recommended to run Bodhi server on Python 3 even though it is theoretically possible.

Contributors

The following developer contributed patches to Bodhi 3.6.0:

  • Lumir Balhar

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Mattia Verga

  • Clément Verna

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Jan Kaluza

  • Randy Barlow

v3.5.2

3.5.2 is an important bug fix release. Users are strongly recommended to use it over 3.5.1, which introduced the bug.

Bug fix

  • Fix loop variable leaking in sorted_updates, which led to packages not being tagged in Koji when they are pushed to a repository (#2243).

Contributor

Thanks to Patrick Uiterwijk for submitting the fix for this release.

v3.5.1

3.5.1 inadvertently introduced a bug that caused packages not to be tagged properly in Koji. Users are advised to skip this release and use 3.5.2 instead.

Bug fixes

  • Use correct N, V, R splitting for module builds and add stream support (#2226).

  • Fixed Release.version_int for modular releases (#2232).

Contributor

All 3.5.1 fixes were submitted by Patrick Uiterwijk.

v3.5.0

Feature

  • Allow version-specific repomd url overrides (#2199).

Bugs

  • The location of the release notes was fixed in the developer docs (#2154).

  • Use “:“‘s instead of “-“‘s as the NSV separator for Modules (#2167).

  • bodhi-push no longer authenticates to Koji (#2190).

  • Two tag references were fixed in bodhi-untag-branched (59c83fc7).

  • Ensure there is a Greenwave summary to display before displaying it (c07daf96).

Development improvements

  • The composer was refactored to split Pungi-specific code out into a new intermediate base class, to prepare the way for a coming container composer. This way the future container composer can share code with the RPM and Module composer code, while only using Pungi for the latter two (#2152).

  • The Vagrant development environment was upgraded to Fedora 27 (#2158).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.5.0:

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Jan Kaluza

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Anatoli Babenia

  • Randy Barlow

v3.4.0

Features

  • A UI for waiving failed test results has been added to the update page (7f7472b6).

  • A man page was written for bodhi-untag-branched (2b83aeca).

  • bodhi-clean-old-mashes now prints directories before deleting them (1cfa8a61).

Bug fixes

  • The mouseover text for severity was fixed on the new update form (fe40e387).

  • It was made clearer in production.ini that some settings don’t have defaults (c865af96).

Development improvements

  • All of Bodhi’s public code now has docblocks that follow PEP-257.

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.4.0:

  • Matt Jia

  • Lubomír Sedlář

  • Randy Barlow

v3.3.0

Features

  • Test gating status is now polled whenever an update is created or edited (#1514).

  • Check the state of updates when they are missing signatures during bodhi-push (#1781).

  • There is now a web interface that displays the status of running composes (#2022).

  • There is now an API for waiving test results (d52cc1a6).

  • The Update states are now documented (6f4a48a4).

  • A Testing updates doc was written (f1f2d011).

  • A man page for bodhi-expire-overrides was written (e4402a32).

  • A man page for bodhi-manage-releases was written (84d01668).

  • Update status and request fields are now indexed for more performant searching (768ccb6c).

  • updateinfo.xml now includes the severity level on security updates (8c9c1bf9).

  • Only request the global_component field for critpath PDC lookups (46f35882).

  • Newer updates are checked first by bodhi-check-policies (c8942556).

Bugs

  • Ensure that issued_date and updated_date are always present in metadata (#2137).

  • A link describing ffmarkdown syntax was fixed (70895e52).

Development improvements

  • Some validation code was cleaned up to share code (#9f17b6cf).

  • The database now has a content type enum for containers (#2026).

  • Docblocks were written for more code.

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.3.0:

  • Matt Jia

  • Jonathan Lebon

  • Yadnyawalkya Tale

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Till Maas

  • Ken Dreyer

  • Randy Barlow

v3.2.0

Config change

The default value for greenwave_api_url was changed from https://greenwave.fedoraproject.org/api/v1.0 to https://greenwave-web-greenwave.app.os.fedoraproject.org/api/v1.0 as the old value was a non-extant domain.

Dependency changes

  • Bodhi now requires cornice>=3 (#1922).

  • pydns is no longer a dependency (#1959).

  • Bodhi now formally documents that it requires PostgreSQL >= 9.2.0 in Administration.

  • Bodhi no longer requires progressbar.

Features

  • There is now a man page for bodhi-dequeue-stable.

  • The composer backend no longer uses lock files, but instead stores its state in the database. This is a mix of feature, bug fix, and refactor. The feature is that there is now a bodhi-monitor-composes CLI tool that allows admins to monitor the progress of running composes. This also fixed a few bugs in the process, such as allowing users to comment on updates while they are being composed. More than anything, it is a refactor as it allows us to add a compose management API which will enable Fedora to add container support to Bodhi in the future (#717, #1245, #2014).

Bugs

  • Pending updates can no longer become batched and must wait until they’ve been composed into the testing repository (#1930).

  • The PDC critpath code was refactored to be more efficient and resilient (#2035).

  • A uniqueness constraint that was accidentally dropped for packages.{name,type} was added back (#2038).

  • The CLI help text was corrected to remove spaces between the list of builds in the example for creating multi-build updates (#2071).

  • Releases with no configured days in testing no longer crash Bodhi (#2076).

  • bodhi-check-policies now also operates on pushed updates (#2085).

  • The client bindings’ update_str() method was refactored and now does cleaner line wrapping (3ef05fa9).

  • Do not fail the compose if there is an error when writing the changelog (88fc8405).

  • Do not fail to write a changelog when Koji returns lists (dc7546c0).

  • The composer now checkpoints adding comments, so they don’t get sent twice if a compose is resumed after they were already sent (03d87c98).

Development improvements

  • The link to the developer docs was corrected in the README file (#2044).

  • The Developer documentation has been reorganized and is now easier to read (243d278f).

  • There is now autogenerated documentation on the Database models (7f8121a8).

  • builds.package_id is now non-nullable (e87201fb).

  • updates.release_id is now non-nullable (5371bbd1).

  • Much progress was made towards Python 3 support.

  • Docblocks were written for many more modules.

  • Line test coverage is now up to 95%.

  • Some unused and unreachable code was removed.

  • The devbuildsys now supports el6 and el7 builds.

Contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.2.0:

  • Chenxiong Qi

  • Lumir Balhar

  • Matt Jia

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Till Maas

  • Randy Barlow

v3.1.0

Special instructions

  • The Alembic configuration file has changed to use the Python path of the migrations. In order to run the new migrations, you should ensure your alembic.ini has script_location = bodhi:server/migrations.

Dependency changes

  • The client formally depends on iniparse now. It needed this before but the dependency was undocumented (ddf47eb2).

  • Bodhi no longer uses or requires webhelpers. RSS feeds are now generated by feedgen, a new required dependency.

  • Bodhi no longer uses or requires bunch.

Features

  • The CLI now prints a helpful hint about how to use koji wait-repo when creating or editing a buildroot override, or when a query for overrides returns exactly one result (#1376).

  • Bodhi now uses connection pooling when making API requests to other services (#1753).

  • The bindings now conditionally import dnf (#1812).

  • It is now possible to query for Releases by a list of primary keys, by using the querystring ids with the releases/ API.

  • Builds now serialize their release_id field.

  • It is now possible to configure a maximum number of mash threads that Bodhi will run at once, which is handy if the new Pungi masher has been mean to your NAS. There is a new max_concurrent_mashes setting in production.ini, which defaults to 2.

  • There is now a man page for bodhi-clean-old-mashes.

  • The documentation was reorganized by type of reader (14e81a81).

  • The documentation now uses the Alabaster theme (f15351e2).

  • The CLI now has a --arch flag that can be used when downloading updates to specify which architecture is desired (6538c9e9).

  • Bodhi’s documentation now includes an Administration section which includes documentation on its various settings (310f56d4).

Bugs

  • Bodhi now uses the correct comment on critical path updates regarding how many days are required in testing (#1361).

  • All home page update types now have mouseover titles (#1620).

  • e-mail subjects again include the version of the updates (#1635).

  • The bindings will re-attempt authentication upon captcha failures (#1787).

  • The formatting is fixed on mobile for the edit/create update form (#1791).

  • The “Push to Stable” button is now rendered in the web UI on batched updates (#1907).

  • Do not fail the mash if a changelog is malformed (#1989).

  • bodhi-dequeue-stable no longer dies if it encounters updates that can’t be pushed stable (#2004).

  • Unreachable RSS Accept-header based redirects were fixed (6f3db0c0).

  • Fixed an unsafe default in bodhi.server.util.call_api() (9461b3a4).

  • Bodhi now distinguishes between testing and stable when asking Greenwave for gating decisions (6d907a7a).

  • The CLI now renders the correct URL for updates without aliases (caaa0e6e).

Development improvements

  • The database migrations are now shipped as part of the Python distribution (PR#1777).

  • The developer docs pertaining to using virtualenvs have been corrected and improved (#1797).

  • The test_utils.py tests now use the BaseTestCase, which allows them to pass when run by themselves (#1817).

  • An obsolete mash check for symlinks was removed (#1819).

  • A mock was moved inside of a test to avoid inter-test dependencies (#1848).

  • Bodhi is now compliant with flake8’s E722 check (#1927).

  • The JJB YAML file is now tested to ensure it is valid YAML (#1934).

  • Some code has been prepared for Python 3 compatibility (d7763560).

  • Developers are now required to sign the DCO (34d0ceb0).

  • There is now formal documentation on how to submit patches to Bodhi (bb20a0ee).

  • Bodhi is now tested by Fedora containers in the CentOS CI environment (36d603f0).

  • Bodhi is now tested against dependencies from PyPI (1e8fb65d).

  • The development.ini.example file has been reduced to a minimal form, which means we no longer need to document the settings in two places (2b7dc4e5).

  • Bodhi now runs CI tests for different PRs in parallel (6427309f).

  • Vagrantfile.example has been moved to devel/ for tidiness (21ff2e58).

  • It is now easier to replicate the CI environment locally by using the devel/run_tests.sh script.

  • Many more docblocks have been written across the codebase.

  • Line test coverage is now at 93%.

Release contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.1.0:

  • Alena Volkova

  • Aman Sharma

  • Caleigh Runge-Hottman

  • Dusty Mabe

  • František Zatloukal

  • Jeremy Cline

  • Ken Dreyer

  • Lumir Balhar

  • Martin Curlej

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

  • Ralph Bean

  • Ryan Lerch

  • Randy Barlow

3.0.0

Backwards incompatible changes

  • Support for the USERNAME environment variable in all of Bodhi’s CLI tools has been dropped, as it conflicts with GDM’s variable by the same name. Many users do not have the same FAS username as they use on their desktop, and this variable causes confusion in the CLI (#1789).

  • The layout of the repositories after mash is now different.

  • The following settings have been removed from Bodhi, as Pungi now manages comps files instead of Bodhi:

    * ``compose_atomic_trees``
* ``comps_dir``
* ``comps_url``
* ``mash_conf``

  • bodhi-push no longer has a --staging flag as it was not needed. It was used to determine the mashing directory to look for lock files, but the directories it looked in were hardcoded instead of using the mash_dir setting. With 3.0.0, mash_dir is used and the --staging flag is no longer needed.

Dependency changes

  • Bodhi no longer uses or requires mash.

  • Bodhi no longer uses or requires fedmsg-atomic-composer.

  • Pungi is now a required dependency for Bodhi, replacing mash.

  • jinja2 is now a required dependency for Bodhi, used by its masher.

New settings

The production.ini file supports some new settings:

  • pungi.basepath specifies which path Bodhi should find Pungi config files inside. Defaults to /etc/bodhi.

  • pungi.cmd specifies the command to run pungi with. Defaults to /usr/bin/pungi-koji.

  • pungi.conf.module should be the name of a jinja2 template file found in pungi.basepath that will be rendered to generate a Pungi config file that will be used to mash RPM repositories (yum, dnf, and atomic repositories). Defaults to pungi.module.conf, meaning that an /etc/bodhi/pungi.module.conf is the default config file for Modules.

  • pungi.conf.rpm should be the name of a jinja2 template file found in pungi.basepath that will be rendered to generate a Pungi config file that will be used to mash RPM repositories (yum, dnf, and atomic repositories). Defaults to pungi.rpm.conf, meaning that an /etc/bodhi/pungi.rpm.conf is the default config file for RPMs.

  • The pungi.conf.* setting files above have the following jinja2 template variables available to them:

    * 'id': The id of the Release being mashed.
* 'release': The Release being mashed.
* 'request': The request being mashed.
* 'updates': The Updates being mashed.

You will need to create variants.xml templates inside pungi.basepath as well. These templates will have access to the same template variables described above, and should be named variants.rpm.xml.j2 and variants.module.xml.j2, for RPM composes and module composes, respectively.

Features

The 3.0.0 release is focused on delivering one big change that enables a variety of features: the use of Pungi to do mashing rather than mash. The most notable feature this enables is the ability to deliver update repositories for modules, but in general all of Pungi’s feature set is now available for Bodhi to use.

  • Bodhi now supports non-RPM artifacts, namely, modules (#653, #1330).

  • Via Pungi, Bodhi is now able to use Koji signed repos (#909).

  • Via Pungi, Bodhi is now able to generate OSTrees that are more consistent with Fedora’s release day OSTrees (#1182).

  • Bodhi now uses Pungi instead of the retiring mash project (#1219).

Bugs

  • Bodhi, via Pungi, will now reliably produce repomd files (#887).

  • Bodhi’s CLI no longer uses USERNAME, which conflicted with GDM for users who use a different local system username than their FAS username. For such users, there was no workaround other than to constantly use the --user flag, and the environment variable wasn’t particularly useful anymore now that the Bodhi CLI remembers usernames after one successful authentication (#1789).

Release contributors

The following developers contributed to Bodhi 3.0.0:

  • Patrick Uiterwijk

  • Adam Miller

  • Dusty Mabe

  • Kushal Das

  • Randy Barlow

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