7.3.2.5.1. Pre-Release Checklist
The bulk of the work to release each component is to verify that the component is ready for release. Below is the list of verifications that must be executed before proceeding with the release. If any of these steps fail, the problem identified must be fixed before you can proceed with the tag and release steps.
7.3.2.5.1.1. Verify a release is warranted
The check verifies a new release is warranted and the version has been properly updated.
Clone the component repository and checkout the development branch to be tagged
git clone https://github.com/simp/simp-adapter.git cd simp-adapter git checkout master # this step isn't needed for master branch
Run the
pkg:compare_latest_tag
rake taskbundle update bundle exec rake pkg:compare_latest_tag
Important
If this check indicates no new tag is required, there is no reason to continue with the release procedures.
7.3.2.5.1.2. Verify the changelog
This check verifies that the CHANGELOG information can be properly extracted:
Run the
pkg:create_tag_changelog
rake taskbundle exec rake pkg:create_tag_changelog
Manually verify the changelog information is emitted and complete.
It should begin with
Release of x.y.z
and then be followed by one or more comment blocks. For example,Release of 6.0.3 * Thu Aug 10 2017 Nick Markowski <nmarkowski@keywcorp.com> - 6.0.3-0 - Updated iptables::listen::tcp_stateful example to pass valid Iptables::DestPort types to dports
It should be understandable.
It should be free from typos.
Any parsing error messages emitted should only be for changelog entries for earlier versions.
7.3.2.5.1.3. Verify RPMs can be created
This check verifies that an RPM can be generated for this module from
simp-core
:
Clone
simp-core
git clone https://github.com/simp/simp-core.git``
Update the URL for the component under test
Puppetfile.tracking
, if neededcd simp-core vi Puppetfile.tracking
Build RPM
bundle update bundle exec rake deps:checkout bundle exec rake pkg:single[adapter]
Note
This command will build the RPM for the OS of the server on which it was executed.
7.3.2.5.1.4. Verify unit tests pass
This check verifies that the component’s unit tests have succeeded.
Navigate to the project’s GitHub Actions results page and verify the tests for the development branch to be tagged and released have passed. For our project, this page is https://github.com/simp/simp-adapter/actions
Important
If the tests are failing, you must fix them before proceeding. The automated release procedures will only succeed if the unit tests succeed.
7.3.2.5.1.5. Verify acceptance tests pass
This check verifies that the component’s acceptance tests have succeeded:
Run the appropriate acceptance test rake task, if it exists. For this project,
rake beaker:suites
is the appropriate taskbundle exec rake beaker:suites
Note
If the GitLab instance for the project is configured and current (it is sync’d every 3 hours), you can look at the latest acceptance test results run by GitLab. For our project, the results would be at https://gitlab.com/simp/simp-adapter/-/pipelines.
7.3.2.5.1.6. Verify the component RPM upgrade succeeds
This check verifies that the RPM for this component can be used to upgrade the last full SIMP release. For CentOS 7, do the following:
Bring up a CentOS server that was booted from the appropriate SIMP ISO and for which
simp config
andsimp bootstrap
has been run.Note
If the VirtualBox for the last SIMP ISO was created by the simp-packer project, you can simply setup the appropriate VirtualBox network for that box and then bring up that bootstrapped image with
vagrant up
.Copy the component RPM generated from the above RPM verification step to the server and install with yum. For example,
sudo yum install simp-adapter-0.0.3-0.el7.noarch.rpm
Note
If the component requires updated dependencies, those RPMs will have to be built and installed at the same time.
Verify the
puppet agent
runs succeed on the Puppet Serverlogin as root
execute
puppet agent -t
Execute any other verifications unique to the component
7.3.2.5.1.7. Verify the component yields valid SIMP ISOs
This check verifies that with this component, valid SIMP ISOs
for CentOS 7 can be built. An ISO is considered
to be valid when a SIMP server can be booted from it, configured via
simp config
, and then bootstrapped via simp bootstrap
. For
CentOS 7:
Login to a machine that has Docker installed and the
docker
service running.Important
In our development environment, the version of Docker that is available with CentOS works best.
Checkout the
simp-core
project for the last SIMP release. For this discussion, we will assume it is6.0.0-1
.git clone https://github.com/simp/simp-core.git`` cd simp-core git fetch -t origin git checkout tags/6.0.0-1
Create a
Puppetfile.tracking
file that contains the contents ofPuppetfile.stable
in which the URLs for the component and any of its updated dependencies have been updated to reference the versions under test.Populate
simp-core/ISO
directory with CentOS 7 distribution ISOsmkdir ISO cp /net/ISO/Distribution_ISOs/CentOS-7-x86_64-1708.iso ISO/
Build each ISO for CentOS. For example,
bundle update SIMP_BUILD_docs=no \ SIMP_BUILD_verbose=yes \ SIMP_PKG_verbose=yes \ bundle exec rake beaker:suites[rpm_docker]
Important
The most reliable way to build each ISO is from a clean checkout of
simp-core
.
Use simp-packer to verify the SIMP ISO can be bootstrapped, when booted with the default options.