8.2.0

Released on 2024-10-26.
This is a feature release that needs configuration file adjustments. See the following notes for the details.

Backwards incompatible changes

• Bodhi's update status checking has been overhauled, and some configuration options have changed.

  • critpath.num_admin_approvals is removed. This backed the old Fedora "proventesters" concept, which has not been used for some years.
  • critpath.min_karma is removed and is replaced by a new setting just calledmin_karma. This applies to all updates, not just critical path.
  • critpath.stable_after_days_without_negative_karma is renamed to critpath.mandatory_days_in_testing and its behavior has changed: there is no longer any check for 'no negative karma'. Critical path updates, like non-critical path updates, can now be manually pushed stable after reaching this time threshold even if they have negative karma.

  As before, these settings can be specified with prefixes to apply only to particular releases and milestones. min_karma and (critpath.)mandatory_days_in_testing now act strictly and consistently as minimum requirements for stable push. Any update may be pushed stable once it reaches either of those thresholds (and passes gating requirements, if gating is enabled). The update's stable_karma value is no longer ever considered in determining whether it may be pushed stable. stable_karma and stable_days are only used as triggers for automatic stable pushes (but for an update to be automatically pushed it must also reach either min_karma or (critpath.)mandatory_days_in_testing).

  The most obvious practical result of this change for Fedora is that, during phases where the policy minimum karma requirement is +2, you will no longer be able to make non-critical path updates pushable with +1 karma by setting this as their stable_karma value. Additionally:

  • It is no longer possible to set an update's request to 'stable' if it has previously met requirements but currently does not
  • Two cases where updates that reached their unstable_karma thresholds were not obsoleted are resolved
  • Updates in 'pending' as well as 'testing' status have autopush disabled upon receiving any negative karma
  • The date_approved property of updates is more consistently set as the date the update first became eligible for stable push (#5630).

Features

• When searching updates, you can now specify multiple gating statuses by passing the 'gating' query arg more than once (#5658).
• Bundled fedora-bootstrap has been updated to 5.3.3-0 (#5711).
• A packager can now edit a side-tag update even if the side-tag is not owned by them, provided they have commit rights on all packages included in the side-tag (#5764).

Bug fixes

• The development.ini.example config - on which the BCD config is based - is now set up to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 (#5659).
• Openid based login support has been removed from Bodhi. python-openid and pyramid-fas-openid are EOL and we moved to OIDC authentication. (#5601).
• Fixed a build validation issue which would prevent a sidetag update from being submitted in some circumstances (#5725).
• Fixed broken pagination for listing updates in webUI and JSON (#5738).

Development improvements

• Calls to datetime.datetime.utcnow() have been changed to datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc). We previously assumed all datetimes were UTC based, now this is explicit by using timezone aware datetimes (#5702).

Documentation improvements

• Bodhi's documentation is now served from ReadTheDocs pages (#5774).

Contributors

The following developers contributed to this release of Bodhi:

• Adam Williamson
• Mattia Verga
• Nikola Forró
• Ryan Lerch