On 9/13/19 9:28 AM, Andrea Bolognani wrote: > On Fri, 2019-09-13 at 13:58 +0000, Jim Fehlig wrote: >> On 9/13/19 2:56 AM, Andrea Bolognani wrote: >>> Jim, does SLES 12 have >>> Python 3? >> >> Yes, python 3.4.6. And python 2.7.13. > > That's *amazing* news! \o/ > >>> And, as a side note: do you think you could find the time to add >>> OpenSUSE support to the libvirt-jenkins-ci project? That'd be very >>> useful, because it makes grepping for this kind of information >>> trivial, and also would open the door to running actual CI jobs on >>> the OS :) >> >> I have internal jobs but agreed it would be nice to have openSUSE included in >> upstream CI on vanilla upstream :-). Any pointers on how to do that? > > Good to hear you're willing to help with this effort! I've been > wanting to introduce OpenSUSE support myself for a very long time, > but unfortunately I've never quite managed to scrap together the > necessary time. Thanks for the detailed info! I have a busy month ahead, including traveling the next two weeks, so I likely wont get to it until Oct. But I will get to it :-). Regards, Jim > > The repository is > > https://libvirt.org/git/?p=libvirt-jenkins-ci.git > > and most of the stuff you'd have to touch is inside the guests/ > subdirectory; more specifically, you're definitely going to have to: > > * add OpenSUSE 12 and 15 to inventory and host_vars/; > > * write an AutoYaST configuration file that can be used to install > a minimal OpenSUSE guest without user interaction and add it to > the configs/ directory along with the existing preseed and > kickstart configurations; > > * add mappings from abstract package names, such as 'dtrace', to > the corresponding OpenSUSE concrete package names, such as > 'systemtap-sdt-devel', to vars/mappings.yml; > > * test installation and see what breaks, fix it, rinse and > repeat :D > > There are more steps necessary to reach full integration after the > above, such as ensuring Dockerfiles can be generated, figuring out > which projects can be build on the new target platforms and tweaking > the Jenkins / Ansible configuration, but the above is a good start > and also the part that I'm less comfortable doing myself since I'm > not at all familiar with SUSE, so if you could take care of the > above that'd be a big help indeed! > > The guests/README.md file provides some more information, and the > lcitool script is hopefully not too difficult to understand. Last > but not least, if you have any questions you already know how to > get in touch with me ;) > -- libvir-list mailing list libvir-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libvir-list
