I had a review of the debdiff's attached to this report.
*) Bug References
None of the changelog updates actually reference this bug report - please ensure that the changelog entry details what is being fixed and reference this bug using (LP: #2067441).
*) Patch naming
I'd prefer that we stick with one naming approach for the patches - other SRU uploaders use the lpBUGNUMBER.patch. Either way please don't leave the 0001 prefix from git format-patch in the filename.
1) oracular
This must be fixed in oracular first; the SRU team will quite likely reject an SRU that is not already fixed in development.
2) noble
debdiff uses the version number already consumed in oracular development; you need to follow the version numbering for Stable Release Updates to avoid version conflicts and ensure sequential progression of package versions for upgrades - see [0].
3) mantic is EOL - this update need to target jammy-bobcat directly.
4) antelope(and bobcat)
This debdiffs build directly on the automatically generated backport changelog entry from when these cloud archive series still had an ubuntu parent.
TL;DR the git repositories on Launchpad should be the canonical source for any packaging updates - I can see UNRELEASED changes in both stable/2023.{1,2} which instantly conflict with applying the debdiffs - please can you target merge proposals at the octavia repository [1] on Launchpad instead for all proposed updates:
I had a review of the debdiff's attached to this report.
*) Bug References
None of the changelog updates actually reference this bug report - please ensure that the changelog entry details what is being fixed and reference this bug using (LP: #2067441).
*) Patch naming
I'd prefer that we stick with one naming approach for the patches - other SRU uploaders use the lpBUGNUMBER.patch. Either way please don't leave the 0001 prefix from git format-patch in the filename.
1) oracular
This must be fixed in oracular first; the SRU team will quite likely reject an SRU that is not already fixed in development.
2) noble
debdiff uses the version number already consumed in oracular development; you need to follow the version numbering for Stable Release Updates to avoid version conflicts and ensure sequential progression of package versions for upgrades - see [0].
3) mantic is EOL - this update need to target jammy-bobcat directly.
4) antelope(and bobcat)
This debdiffs build directly on the automatically generated backport changelog entry from when these cloud archive series still had an ubuntu parent.
TL;DR the git repositories on Launchpad should be the canonical source for any packaging updates - I can see UNRELEASED changes in both stable/2023.{1,2} which instantly conflict with applying the debdiffs - please can you target merge proposals at the octavia repository [1] on Launchpad instead for all proposed updates:
[0] https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/SecurityTea m/UpdatePrepara tion#Update_ the_packaging /code.launchpad .net/~ubuntu- openstack- dev/ubuntu/ +source/ octavia
[1] https:/