Drop lower-constraints job
Lower-constraints is not a requirement of the OpenStack Python PTI [0] and there currently is a discussion on the mailing list [1] about dropping the test, with the oslo team already having done so [2]. The new dependency resolver in pip fails due to incompatible dependency versions in our lower-constraints file, meaning that we were never providing any real guarantees with it. To unblock the CI, I am disabling lower-constraints job for now, with the option to reenable it in case we fix the constraints, and based on the outcome of the mailing list discussions and consensus. This also marks the k2k federation job as non-voting because Xenial is broken with Shibboleth and OpenSUSE python dependencies are currently broken. [0]. https://governance.openstack.org/tc/reference/pti/python.html [1]. http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2021-January/019672.html [2]. http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2021-January/019659.html Change-Id: I47e747058891596e7717848a0b0bc10f0a235b2f (cherry picked from commitd6610594d1
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- project:
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templates:
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- openstack-cover-jobs
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- openstack-lower-constraints-jobs
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- openstack-python3-ussuri-jobs
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- publish-openstack-docs-pti
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- periodic-stable-jobs
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voting: false
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irrelevant-files: *irrelevant-files
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- keystone-dsvm-py3-functional-federation-opensuse15-k2k:
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voting: false
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irrelevant-files: *irrelevant-files
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- keystoneclient-devstack-functional:
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voting: false
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- keystone-dsvm-py3-functional:
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irrelevant-files: *irrelevant-files
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- keystone-dsvm-py3-functional-federation-opensuse15-k2k:
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voting: false
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irrelevant-files: *irrelevant-files
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- tempest-full-py3:
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irrelevant-files: *tempest-irrelevant-files
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