- I looked into the logs of those failures - they are not related to that change - there are indeed bad messages written by the keyring lib from time to time, but they are written to the stderr what should not influence output parsing - in case of every failure I found there were other issues (i.e. from keystone) - https://storage.gra.cloud.ovh.net/v1/AUTH_dcaab5e32b234d56b626f72581e3644c/zuul_opendev_logs_23d/899157/1/check/cinder-tempest-lvm-multibackend/23d8799/controller/logs/screen-keystone.txt - https://storage.gra.cloud.ovh.net/v1/AUTH_dcaab5e32b234d56b626f72581e3644c/zuul_opendev_logs_d2a/periodic/opendev.org/openstack/neutron/master/devstack-enforce-scope/d2a5e4a/controller/logs/screen-keystone.txt - https://6c40da3fb44111d52eec-5a0483cb68bfeeccc28b5042e69d7a01.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/periodic/opendev.org/openstack/neutron/master/neutron-ovs-tempest-with-os-ken-master/c3aaeb6/controller/logs/screen-keystone.txt - opensearch query is a bit misleading. It selects occurences when certain string is present in the log and the build status is failure (independent whether in this job or not)
So far I have not seen a certain proof that it token caching change caused those failures
- I looked into the logs of those failures - they are not related to that change /storage. gra.cloud. ovh.net/ v1/AUTH_ dcaab5e32b234d5 6b626f72581e364 4c/zuul_ opendev_ logs_23d/ 899157/ 1/check/ cinder- tempest- lvm-multibacken d/23d8799/ controller/ logs/screen- keystone. txt /storage. gra.cloud. ovh.net/ v1/AUTH_ dcaab5e32b234d5 6b626f72581e364 4c/zuul_ opendev_ logs_d2a/ periodic/ opendev. org/openstack/ neutron/ master/ devstack- enforce- scope/d2a5e4a/ controller/ logs/screen- keystone. txt /6c40da3fb44111 d52eec- 5a0483cb68bfeec cc28b5042e69d7a 01.ssl. cf1.rackcdn. com/periodic/ opendev. org/openstack/ neutron/ master/ neutron- ovs-tempest- with-os- ken-master/ c3aaeb6/ controller/ logs/screen- keystone. txt
- there are indeed bad messages written by the keyring lib from time to time, but they are written to the stderr what should not influence output parsing
- in case of every failure I found there were other issues (i.e. from keystone)
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- opensearch query is a bit misleading. It selects occurences when certain string is present in the log and the build status is failure (independent whether in this job or not)
So far I have not seen a certain proof that it token caching change caused those failures