releases/deliverables/stein/congress.yaml
Előd Illés 3b23440f8e [congress] Transition Stein to End of Life
As announced on mailing list [1], this patch transitions the Stein
branch to End of Life. The last patch of the branch will be tagged with
stein-eol tag. stable/stein branch cannot be used anymore and will be
deleted if this patch merges.

This is needed as stable/stein is not actively maintained in recent
period, thus gates are mostly broken due to job failures. Besides,
by removing these branches, infra resources will be freed up, too.

Please try to identify any zuul job, that is defined outside of the
repositories in this patch (for example in openstack-zuul-jobs, etc.)
and won't be used anymore if stable/stein is deleted. Propose a job
removal patch for them.

Please +1 if the team is ready for us to proceed with this transition,
or -1 if there are still some activity on the branch and the team wants
to continue to maintain it.

[1] https://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2023-September/034965.html

Change-Id: I096db543219fe62e2e23ddc5e2280e2279dd206a
2023-09-06 14:35:33 +02:00

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---
launchpad: congress
release-model: cycle-with-rc
team: congress
type: service
repository-settings:
openstack/congress:
tarball-base: openstack-congress
releases:
- projects:
- hash: 030eed8c5519d44a69b3b458cf5169086852ae0d
repo: openstack/congress
version: 9.0.0.0rc1
- projects:
- hash: 4977fe3dacbf4de25e8568141d9bdbf7363a5288
repo: openstack/congress
version: 9.0.0.0rc2
- diff-start: 8.0.0
projects:
- hash: 4977fe3dacbf4de25e8568141d9bdbf7363a5288
repo: openstack/congress
version: 9.0.0
- version: stein-em
projects:
- repo: openstack/congress
hash: 4977fe3dacbf4de25e8568141d9bdbf7363a5288
- version: stein-eol
projects:
- repo: openstack/congress
hash: b565c87d0224abb76d3710a4238df433f75ffbf3
branches:
- location: 9.0.0.0rc1
name: stable/stein
cycle-highlights:
- Important new NFV fault management capabilities through the addition
of multiple new features in Congress integration with Nova, Tacker,
and Monasca.
- The new JGress framework unlocks whole new classes of policy use
by making the state of the cloud as given by JSON APIs available
for policy evaluation. By adopting a JSON query language for expressing
policy directly over JSON API data, JGress enables deployers to
plug-in new data sources without being limited by the availability
of integration drivers.
- As with every release, we continue to make Congress more robust
and stable than ever with bug fixes and internal improvements.
release-notes: https://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/congress/stein.html