> > I have an update on the koji end.  The 1.17 release will not only drop the 
> > yum dependency, it will also have full python 3 support (except for image 
> > building that uses oz / imagefactory).  Unfortunately, there is only medium 
> > confidence that the 1.17 release will be ready by the F30 devel freeze on 
> > Tuesday.  It depends on whether QE uncovers any issues in its final 
> > testing.  If we're not able to land the release on Tuesday, what is the 
> > backup plan?
> >
>
> I'm not sure. Honestly, I'd rather take a snapshot of git master
> that's going to be Koji 1.17 in Python 3 form for F30+ so that we can
> iterate and get to the final release.

Who is the royal "we" in this context? In the lead up to release both
infra and rel-eng are extremely busy and generally the last thing
needed is more things to do and more problems to debug.

> None of the Koji components are shipped on any of the media, it's only
> accessed through the repositories, so there's a very low risk there.

I'm more concerned about the stability of the server side components
and the extra stress put on them and the team that supports them 24*7

> Moreover, releng redeploys post-GA for prod, so that gives us a long
> window to suss out issues. We could even have staging upgraded early
> to "kick the tires" if need be.

I think upgrading staging early is a fantastic idea.

> The worst thing that could happen if 1.17.0 goes out and there's a
> problem is that 1.17.1 has to be issued. In the grand scheme of
> things, that's really not that bad.

The problem is having the developers available to deal with the issues
to make 1.17.1 with the required fixes
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