OWNERS: Bugzilla product should be "OpenShift Update Service" #77
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Based on Scott's [1]: > It's used downstream to facilitate mapping to BZ Components. I'm not sure if this property matters to us, because we are a separate Red Hat product, not a component under the OpenShift Container Project product. But 'Cincinnati Operator' no longer exists anywhere, so pointing folks at our current product name isn't breaking it any worse. $ curl -s 'https://bugzilla.redhat.com/rest/product/OpenShift%20Update%20Service' | jq -r '.products[].name' OpenShift Update Service $ curl 'https://bugzilla.redhat.com/rest/product/Cincinnati%20Operator' {"products":[]} [1]: openshift/cluster-version-operator#344 (comment)
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I'd updated the value in 727a3c5 (OWNERS: Bugzilla product should be "OpenShift Update Service", 2020-11-10, openshift#77), but at that point I was uncertain about how to handle Bugzilla products vs. components. Today, Luke pointed me towards the consuming code [1], showing that we should have used the 'product' key, overriding ART's "OpenShift Container Platform" default product. [1]: https://github.com/openshift/doozer/blob/231d240702a5c22da488fa241bc76df416acee6a/doozerlib/metadata.py#L288-L343
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I'd updated the value in 727a3c5 (OWNERS: Bugzilla product should be "OpenShift Update Service", 2020-11-10, openshift#77), but at that point I was uncertain about how to handle Bugzilla products vs. components. Today, Luke pointed me towards the consuming code [1], showing that we should have used the 'product' key, overriding ART's "OpenShift Container Platform" default product. [1]: https://github.com/openshift/doozer/blob/231d240702a5c22da488fa241bc76df416acee6a/doozerlib/metadata.py#L288-L343
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Based on @sdodson's comment:
I'm not sure if this property matters to us, because we are a separate Red Hat product, not a component under the OpenShift Container Project product. But
Cincinnati Operatorno longer exists anywhere, so pointing folks at our current product name isn't breaking it any worse.