The ticket_id is getting increased even when cli rejects the changes parsing and refusing to create a ticket

Bug #1285699 reported by Para Siva
6
This bug affects 1 person
Affects Status Importance Assigned to Milestone
Ubuntu CI Engine
Incomplete
Low
Ursula Junque

Bug Description

The ticket_id is getting increased even when cli rejects the changes parsing and refusing to create a ticket.

So when I attempted to create a ticket with a change list with 'UNRELEASED' distribution the cli rightly rejected that changes file. But when i again tried another ticket creation with a correct formatted changes file, the ticket id started with 2. This means that the ticket id is taken up even if the cli refuses to create the ticket.

This appears a minor issue but reporting the bug just not to forget.

Tags: airline cli
Evan (ev)
Changed in ubuntu-ci-services-itself:
assignee: nobody → Chris Johnston (cjohnston)
importance: Undecided → Low
Changed in ubuntu-ci-services-itself:
milestone: none → backlog
Changed in uci-engine:
importance: Undecided → Low
assignee: nobody → Chris Johnston (cjohnston)
milestone: none → backlog
Evan (ev)
no longer affects: ubuntu-ci-services-itself
Ursula Junque (ursinha)
Changed in uci-engine:
status: New → Fix Committed
assignee: Chris Johnston (cjohnston) → Ursula Junque (ursinha)
milestone: backlog → uce-1
Revision history for this message
Ursula Junque (ursinha) wrote :

I've made changes to the CLI so we could parse all changes files and see if they are targeted to the same series, and as a side effect the ticket is only created after all the subtickets are green to go. We can mark this as fixed, I believe. Anyone wants to double check with current trunk (r 647), to see if this is behaving fully as desired? Thanks!

Changed in uci-engine:
status: Fix Committed → Incomplete
tags: added: cli
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