-> Contributors-Team per [[mw:Dev/Maintainers]]

https://logstash.wikimedia.org/goto/16df7776c172c1a7d37465698bacc375

Ping, this has been UBN! since last year! ;) (Dec 17th)

I'm going to set this to Low priority, what with minikube/docker on the horizon.

I'm going to set this to Low priority, what with minikube/docker on the horizon.

Yeah, definitely has little benefit; was mostly me being slightly OCD :)

The channel is looking a lot better lately, maybe it was mostly the browser tests?

This is done for Q2, open question for @mmodell above, but that's super low priority.

In T183952#3868684, @thcipriani wrote:

Well.

Scap does seem to have failed along with that error spike: http://tools.wmflabs.org/sal/log/AWC3SqMzwg13V6286YVJ

scap failed: average error rate on 6/11 canaries increased by 10x (rerun with --force to override this check, see https://logstash.wikimedia.org/goto/2cc7028226a539553178454fc2f14459 for details)

In T183427#3855119, @greg wrote:

In T183427#3854918, @greg wrote:

• Closed, assigned to people in RelEng, not in -kanban, not in Q1 archive project, updated before July 1, 2017:
  • https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/X3tEEiD6bt.G/#R
  • 2842
  • move to RelEng-Archive-Old

omg 2842 tasks do I really want to?!

In T183427#3855119, @greg wrote:

In T183427#3854918, @greg wrote:

• Closed, assigned to people in RelEng, not in Q1 archive project, updated after Sep 30, 2017:
  • https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/CP.ZjR4a6S4U/#R
  • 174
  • move to RelEng-Archive-FY201718-Q2

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/daemon/bulk/view/1287/

In T183590#3858274, @gerritbot wrote:

Change 399888 merged by jenkins-bot:
[VisualEditor/VisualEditor@master] Follow-up c7ef30a30f6: append multi-element nodes in the right order

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/399888

That's fine, that's what the GitHub-Mirrors project is for, hopefully enough of the admins are watching it. It's just not a thing Release-Engineering-Team maintains/does, hence removing our team project.

The Release Engineering Team does not maintain any Travis configurations for any repos. We only maintain config for our CI infrastructure.

In T179694#3855451, @debt wrote:

Hmmm...I don't see that an email was posted to the list, but as long as it didn't bounce back to Gerrit, that's good? Maybe? Or, the list is setup not in a way that is truly useful?

FTR, when it comes to it:
I approve adding current RelEng team members (Antoine M, Chad H, Dan D, Greg G, Jean-Rene B, Mukunda M, Tyler C, and Zeljko F) to ldap/releng.

In T183427#3854918, @greg wrote:

• Closed, assigned to people in RelEng, not in Q1 archive project, updated after Sep 30, 2017:
  • https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/CP.ZjR4a6S4U/#R
  • 174
  • move to RelEng-Archive-FY201718-Q2

• Closed, assigned to people in RelEng, not in Q1 archive project, updated after Sep 30, 2017:
  • https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/CP.ZjR4a6S4U/#R
  • 174
  • move to RelEng-Archive-FY201718-Q2

@zeljkofilipin do you want to take a stab at this one as well? You're doing a bit of MW-V work lately.

(Did this cause data loss? Is it on WMF production? I think the answers are "no", right? resetting priority UBN!->High. Still important.)

(Sorry, I was using the DBA project as a request for help, thanks for subscribing!)

In T181923#3834391, @EddieGP wrote:

1. when to deploy it and

I'd consider this (the shared account with only the needed permissions) a low-priority need as we (Phab admins) can do the needful when informed (via email to releng@lists.wikimedia.org is sufficient).

@mmodell will take a look at this again :)

@hashar Let's break out the remaining issues from this task into subtasks of T132259: Deployment-prep hosts with puppet errors (tracking) and close this one (they're kind of redundant tasks).

talked it through and base images seems like plenty.

This is pretty much done, just going to work with Victoria and Toby regarding communication.

Sooo, this project is created yet we haven't removed the default rights of newly created accounts, correct? Can we? Can we use this to try to reduce the amount of quick spam (adding lots of sub-tasks etc)?

22:41 < icinga-wm> PROBLEM - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org on phab1001 is CRITICAL: CRITICAL - Socket timeout after 10 seconds

Hi there!

In T174675#3834564, @ggellerman wrote:

@Aklapper do you have what you need to create this space?

Declining per email thread.

If no one is actioning on them, then let's just disable them (not the jobs, but the spamming of our channel).