Add comments to manage-projects about project-config syncing
There were questions around project-config syncing and the way it is done in manage-projects during our last project renaming. I've since read through teh code to try and understand things better and have added comments to manage-projects.yaml indicating the risks here and why we approach it the way we do. There is no functional change only an attempt at better understanding for the future. Change-Id: I60aa58a36108edce3e00ecf2ac10be3dee7e8ea0
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# Note that we don't do a sync-project-config before gitea-git-repos
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# because sync-project-config's primary purpose is to update
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# /opt/project-config on the remote host. review.o.o needs this to be
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# updated as jeepyb executes there against the local checkout.
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# gitea-git-repos runs against the project-config on bridge which has
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# already been synced from Zuul to bridge by Zuul.
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#
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# sync-project-config does update project-config from master rather than
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# the Zuul state when run in a periodic or opendev-prod-hourly pipelines
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# but this playbook is never run in those pipelines. It only runs in deploy
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# in response to merged changes.
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#
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# This does mean that we need to be careful landing sequences of changes
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# to rename projects as only the last one in the series should actually
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# run this playbook. Historically, we've avoided problems because Zuul
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# hasn't been able to run post merge jobs at all for intermediate changes
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# after a rename. Only the last change has been in a consistent state
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# which ends up running this playbook. This has mostly been done by chance
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# rather than intentionally and we should take care going forward to not
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# get this wrong.
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- hosts: "gitea:!disabled"
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name: "Create repos on gitea servers"
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