[Review Queue] diaspora, npm-app, pubphoto, ELK stack, MongoDB, saiku, IBM Installation Manager

[Pete VanderGiessen]

Hi Everyone,

Cory, Konstantinos, Kevin, Andrew and I took a trip through the review
queue this week. Here is what we did:


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   diaspora
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      https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+bug/1553534
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      All items from previous review were addressed
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      This has been promulgated
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   npm-app
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      https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+bug/1572326
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      As a fork of an existing charm, it might be better as a MP instead
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   pubphoto
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      https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+bug/1574772
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      This review was for the trusty version of pubphoto charm.
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      The charm passes the tests, and the site is functional.
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      There is a minor issue we spotted in an amulet test and we will wait
      for the author to address it before we proceed with promulgating the charm
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   ELK stack bundle
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      http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~lazypower/charms/bundles/elk-stack/v1/files
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      This bundle was submitted along with its charms to be reviewed. Now
      that the charms have been promulgated, this bundle has to be updated
      accordingly.
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      We contacted the author and requested for a new version.
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      We cannot proceed with this request at the moment.
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   MongoDB (options-update)
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      https://code.launchpad.net/~mariosplivalo/charms/trusty/mongodb/options-update/+merge/294643
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      Issues adding a PPA during the setup and potentially some warnings
      being interpreted as failures, left a comment indicating this
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   IBM Installation Manager
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      https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+bug/1575746
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      This would be a good candidate for Juju Resources, so we created a PR
      to specify a resource at deploy time.
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   Saiku Enterprise
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      Running in an LXD container, the charm fails to read the trial
      license key, probably due to a known issue w/ long hostnames and Java7.
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      Contacted Tom Barber (the author), and he noted that he is working on
      an updated charm; we do not need to worry about troubleshooting for now.
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      Filed a bug against the Tomcat charm to add a java dependency, which
      would bring in Java 8 by default and fix issues like this in the future.
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