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dpb1ah interesting.  DO is doing an object storage product00:51
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nilujepowersj: https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-model-definition-plugin/wiki/Syntax-Reference08:37
nilujejust found that08:37
nilujethe pipeline reference for the declarative syntax08:37
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bob_cheeseycould anyone comment on a workaround for this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cloud-init/+bug/168633814:22
bob_cheeseywe're using cloud-init on our VPS platform and we don't want cloud-init to configure networkign (we have our own tool for that which cloud-init provides the data to) so network_data.json contains "{}" - would this be sufficient to run into the above bug?14:22
ubot5`Ubuntu bug 1686338 in cloud-init (Ubuntu) "cloud-init fails if no network config is set" [Undecided,New]14:22
dpb1bob_cheesey: I'll respond on the bug14:23
bob_cheeseydpb1: thanks!14:23
dpb1bob_cheesey: a patch is certainly welcom14:23
dpb1e14:23
bob_cheeseydpb1: I can attempt that, however I'm not sure my Python skill are sufficient to achieve this. I'll await your response first!14:28
dpb1bob_cheesey: my first comment was just a general how to submit the issue, now to look at the issue14:29
bob_cheeseyok, understood. thanks again14:31
dpb1bob_cheesey: what cloud is this, btw?14:37
bob_cheeseydpb1: it's not, it's custom images which run on our own Xen platform14:39
rharperbob_cheesey: if you want to disable networking in the image, you can write out /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/05-disable-network.cfg with "network: {config: disabled}"  http://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/network-config.html14:42
rharperthat said, if it's custom, still interested in what files in the datasource you're using are indicating that network configuration is available (I suspect this is either ConfigDrive or NoCloud);  likely some files are being included but empty;  I'd like to confirm which ones; the DataSource should handle this so cloud-init can generate a fallback network config if it's not really present14:44
bob_cheeseyrharper: thanks, I wasn't aware of that (I'm picking up where someone left off after developing this so I'm learning as I go). Would I need to ensure that network_data.json is completely empty or will the solution you mentioned ensure that the network_data file is ignored?14:45
rharperif you disable networking entirely, then nothing will attempt to consume the network_data.json file14:46
bob_cheeseyrharper: we're using ConfigDrive14:46
rharperon the other hand, it seems odd to include the network_data.json file if it's empty14:46
bob_cheeseyrharper: agreed; I'm not sure why that decision was arrived at14:46
rharperfurther though, we should check if it's returning an empty config and propagate that back14:46
rharperif you could just mention in the bz that it's COnfigDrive, and show the contents of the network_data.json file included,; we can reproduce with that and get a fix;  I do think in your case you'll likely want to just disable networking (but we'll fix the bug as well)14:47
bob_cheeseyrharper: certainly, i'll do that now14:48
bob_cheeseythanks!14:48
rharpersure; thanks for the bug14:49
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smoserpowersj, did we have some c-i failures for cloud-init ?18:36
powersjsmoser: there was a LXD xenial hash mismatch that recked havoc on testing last night.18:36
powersjthat was resolved, so things will clean up tonight18:37
powersjThere have not been any commits I believe, so I didn't expect any changes in test restults.18:37
smoserright. ok. i saw chad say something above in my logs about a change to 'bash' invocation18:42
blackboxsw_awayyeah that was bbsw barking up the wrong tree :/19:46
blackboxsw_awayI just saw bash in the traceback and assumed incorrectly19:47
smoserblackboxsw_away, go back to away. :)20:24
smoserlater.20:24
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dpb1hi blackboxsw_away22:50
dpb1:)22:50
powersjdpb1: rharper: I know both of you are buried.. but FYI take a look at last comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cloud-init/+bug/168651422:57
ubot5`Ubuntu bug 1686514 in cloud-init (Ubuntu Zesty) "Azure: cloud-init does not handle reformatting GPT partition ephemeral disks" [Medium,Fix committed]22:57
rharperpowersj: ok23:14
rharperpowersj: it appears that sdb1 is getting claimed by the system; possible due to /etc/fstab having an entry from the previous boot23:21
rharperthat prevents the mkfs command from running23:21
powersjseems odd that the other two distros didn't see this23:22
rharpernewer systemd23:36
rharperI suspect23:36
rharperpowersj: ^23:36
rharperwe found systemd fstab/mount unit to be 'racier'23:36
powersjah23:37
rharperso , not your fault but possibly indicating that we need to try harder to get that out of the way (or root cause it)23:38
rharperand it's beer thirty for sure23:38

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