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ManageIQ Sprint 253

SPRINT 253 REVIEW
Ending January 6, 2025
January 8, 2025
Meeting Start: 9:30 am EST

2
SPEAKERS
● Overview (Jason Frey)
● UI (Gilbert Cherrie)
● Providers (Adam Grare)
● Platform (Joe Rafaniello)
● API (Keenan Brock)

5
Enhancements
1. Automate Simulation Conversion Form from HAML to React (manageiq-ui-classic#9202)
2. Transforms haml forms to react for Add and Edit feature of Automate Class (manageiq-ui-classic#9301)
3. Convert application settings tabs and subtabs (manageiq-ui-classic#9317)
4. Making tags more readable (manageiq-ui-classic#9320)
Other
5. Bump nanoid from 3.3.7 to 3.3.8 (manageiq-ui-classic#9321)
UI
(Gilbert Cherrie)

6
Amazon
● Update instance types (#878)
AWX/Ansible Tower
● Change display name to Ansible Tower to Ansible Automation Platform (#318)
● Remove unnecessary display_name methods from ansible-tower models (#319)
Kubevirt
● Add support for creating snapshots (#267)
● Add support for Virtual Machine restart and reset (#263)
PROVIDERS
(Adam Grare)

7
Openshift
● Fix Openshift Virtualization showing disabled when editing (#277)
Openstack
● Fix server provision if flavor has no bootable volume (#894)
VMware
● Add option to debug raw VIM request/response payloads (#930)
PROVIDERS
(Adam Grare)

8
Enhancements
● Add documentation on how to build a hotfix manageiq-rpm_build#505
● Upgrade config to latest 5.x version for rails 7.1 compatibility manageiq#23275
PLATFORM
(Joe Rafaniello)

9
Bugs
● Add a version limit on activesupport gem manageiq-smartstate#210
● Fix metric/ci_mixin_spec using kubevirt vm manageiq#23293
● Fix issues where exitstatus could be nil manageiq-rpm_build#538
● Clean hotfix directory before patching the srpm contents manageiq-rpm_build#537
● Allow the rails method to be called and change the result only when called from the migration
manageiq-schema#776
● Fix codeclimate-action version check syntax error manageiq-smartstate#209
PLATFORM
(Joe Rafaniello)

10
Bugs
● Treat result of to_h to be hashes recursively (support config gem 3+) #1275 @jrafanie
API
(Keenan Brock)

11
Questions? Discussion?
Sprint 254 Review - January 22, 2025
Meeting Start: 10:30 am EST
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