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feature(argus): Release Planner #459
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This commit adds a new way to manage releases inside Argus, called Release Planner. Release Planner replaces current Release Scheduling mechanism (but not the Duty Calendar for now). Main features include: * Plans are now separate entities (replacing one global release schedule) * Each plan contains tests, groups and people it will be using for assignments * Plans can target a specific scylla version to scope the plan to a point or RC release. * Plans can be edited, deleted and copied. * On copy, plan will offer to replace missing tests/groups if it is being copied to another release and that release is missing required tests. * Each plan automatically creates and maintains a view dashboard for said plan and can be viewed from plan overview page or inside views overview * The new assignment logic is now applied to all releases not marked as "endless" (perpetual in the admin panel). Currently the only one that is marked that way is scylla-master. Fixes scylladb#377 Task: scylladb/qa-tasks#1717
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LGTM
Adding a feature is a good opportunity to add unit tests to it.
Just a few cases for testing backend would be enough.
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This PR adds a new way to manage releases inside Argus, called
Release Planner. Release Planner replaces current Release Scheduling
mechanism (but not the Duty Calendar for now). Main features include:
schedule)
assignments
point or RC release.
being copied to another release and that release is missing required
tests.
said plan and can be viewed from plan overview page or inside views
overview
"endless" (perpetual in the admin panel). Currently the only one that
is marked that way is scylla-master.
Task: #377
Task: https://github.com/scylladb/qa-tasks/issues/1717