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Hi , I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account. [1] https://github.com/YangModels/yang [2] https://github.com/opendaylight Regards, Rohan
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I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil?
BR/Luis
Hi , I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account. Regards, Rohan
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On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez < ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil?
BR/Luis
Hi , I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account. Regards, Rohan
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread.
This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket.
Thanks, Anil
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I believe that some changes in the ODL’s Yang modules fork will need to be applied manually as they will be applied only once. Regarding the Jenkins Job, I am working on it, will open a LF support JIRA ticket once the job is ready. Regards, Rohan
From: Anil BelurSent: 05 September 2019 11:15 To: Luis GomezCc: rohan julka; integration-dev@...Subject: Re: Yang modules GitHub repo fork on ODL GitHub repo On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil?
I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account.
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread. This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket. Anil
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I think for submodules we will have to create a repo with all our models, this does not seem very dynamic + adds extra work to maintain new repo.
Anil, what was the issue of having an LF ID we can use to push a PR in github?
BR/Luis
Hi , This is the conversation we and Anil had regarding the ODL GitHub issue . Following this we would have to use the submodule method for contributing the yang modules. Would that be ok ? Regards Rohan I believe that some changes in the ODL’s Yang modules fork will need to be applied manually as they will be applied only once. Regarding the Jenkins Job, I am working on it, will open a LF support JIRA ticket once the job is ready. Regards, Rohan On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez < ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil? I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account.
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread. This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket. Anil
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I have created a small script for automating the process of forking the yang repo . Anyone with the ODL Github credentials can use it. Syntax – fork_yang [username] [password or access token] For adding the check.sh file I feel it will be easier to just open a PR. Regards Rohan
From: Luis GomezSent: 20 November 2019 00:17 To: rohan julka; Anil BelurCc: integration-dev@...Subject: Re: Yang modules GitHub repo fork on ODL GitHub repo I think for submodules we will have to create a repo with all our models, this does not seem very dynamic + adds extra work to maintain new repo. Anil, what was the issue of having an LF ID we can use to push a PR in github?
This is the conversation we and Anil had regarding the ODL GitHub issue . Following this we would have to use the submodule method for contributing the yang modules. Would that be ok ? I believe that some changes in the ODL’s Yang modules fork will need to be applied manually as they will be applied only once. Regarding the Jenkins Job, I am working on it, will open a LF support JIRA ticket once the job is ready. On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil? I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account.
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread. This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket.
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Thanks Rohan, I guess we are still missing the LF credentials to push the patch. Did you finally opened a ticket to LF? otherwise I will do it.
I have created a small script for automating the process of forking the yang repo . Anyone with the ODL Github credentials can use it. Syntax – fork_yang [username] [password or access token] For adding the check.sh file I feel it will be easier to just open a PR. Regards Rohan I think for submodules we will have to create a repo with all our models, this does not seem very dynamic + adds extra work to maintain new repo. Anil, what was the issue of having an LF ID we can use to push a PR in github?
This is the conversation we and Anil had regarding the ODL GitHub issue . Following this we would have to use the submodule method for contributing the yang modules. Would that be ok ? I believe that some changes in the ODL’s Yang modules fork will need to be applied manually as they will be applied only once. Regarding the Jenkins Job, I am working on it, will open a LF support JIRA ticket once the job is ready. On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez < ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil?
I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account.
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread. This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket.
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Luis: I've have forked the yang repo, we don't have a separate LFID for doing this ATM, however, if we need to do this routinely we can simply raise a service ticket or setup a Jenkins job for this.
On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 4:06 AM Luis Gomez < ecelgp@...> wrote: Thanks Rohan, I guess we are still missing the LF credentials to push the patch. Did you finally opened a ticket to LF? otherwise I will do it.
I have created a small script for automating the process of forking the yang repo . Anyone with the ODL Github credentials can use it. Syntax – fork_yang [username] [password or access token] For adding the check.sh file I feel it will be easier to just open a PR. Regards Rohan I think for submodules we will have to create a repo with all our models, this does not seem very dynamic + adds extra work to maintain new repo. Anil, what was the issue of having an LF ID we can use to push a PR in github?
This is the conversation we and Anil had regarding the ODL GitHub issue . Following this we would have to use the submodule method for contributing the yang modules. Would that be ok ? I believe that some changes in the ODL’s Yang modules fork will need to be applied manually as they will be applied only once. Regarding the Jenkins Job, I am working on it, will open a LF support JIRA ticket once the job is ready. On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:07 PM Luis Gomez < ecelgp@...> wrote: I guess the question from Rohan is which user can he use to push the ODL models to an external github repo. What is LF recommendation for this, do you know Anil?
I am working on publishing the OpenDaylight Yang modules in the Yang modules GitHub repo [1] , but for that their is a need to fork the Yang modules repo modify it and then open a PR to upstream. The Yang modules repo needs to be forked from the ODL GitHub repo [2] account.
Apologies for the delay in responding to this thread. This can be achieved through automation using a Jenkins job/JJB. We'll need to setup an account that syncs the changes from ODL Gerrit to Github github. Do we have a job ready to be tested? I can create an account and set up the infra required on Jenkins, please open a LF support Jira ticket.
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