Done, I have tagged RC1 in git, pushed signed tarball and rpms at the usual
location:
ftp://libvirt.org/libvirt/
Seems to work fine in my limited testing, I had a keyboard issue in my XP
guest but that's most likely unrelated. https://ci.centos.org/view/libvirt/
is mostly green with somehow libvirt-master-test failing recently, so this
seems good on that side too.
Please give it more testing however, especially on different OS or
systems.
Plan is to have an RC2 possibly over the week-end, and if things looks fine
a release on Tuesday,
thanks,
Daniel
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I pushed the final version earlier today, it is tagged in git and
I made available sigend tarball and rpms at the usual place:
ftp://libvirt.org/libvirt/
I also rolled out the 3.7.0 version of libvirt-python bindings, those are
available from:
ftp://libvirt.org/libvirt/python/
This is a balanced release with new features available from virsh command
line and API, as well a general improvements and a fair amount of bug fixes:
* New features
- qemu: Add managedsave-edit commands
Using managedsave-dumpxml, managedsave-define and managedsave-edit
commands, now we can dump and edit the XML configuration of domain
which has managedsave image.
- qemu: Add migrate-getmaxdowntime command
Currently, the maximum tolerable downtime for a domain being migrated
is write-only from libvirt, via migrate-setmaxdowntime. This implements
a complementary migrate-getmaxdowntime command
- bhyve: Support autoport for VNC ports
It's no longer necessary to explicitly specify VNC port for the bhyve
guests. With the autoport feature it will be allocated automatically.
Please refer to the bhyve driver documentation for examples.
- qemu: Added support for setting heads of virtio GPU
- qemu: Added support to configure reconnect timeout for chardev devices
When you have a TCP or UNIX chardev device and it's connected somewhere
you can configure reconnect timeout if the connection is closed.
* Improvements
- qemu: Report a clear error when dropping a VM during startup
"Failed to load config for domain 'DOMNAME'" is now reported if a VM
config can't be parsed for some reason, and thus provides a clear
indication for users (and devs).
- apparmor: Update for QEMU 2.10 compatibility
Starting with QEMU 2.10, disk images and NVRAM files get automatically
locked to prevent them from being corrupted; however, file locking
needs to be explicitly allowed through virt-aa-helper or AppArmor will
reject the requests and the guest will not be able to run.
- virsh: List Unix sockets in 'domdisplay' output
VNC and SPICE graphics can use Unix sockets instead of TCP/IP sockets
as connection endpoints, but such a configuration was not handled
correctly by virsh domdisplay, causing the respective endpoints to be
missing from the output.
- qemu: Don't check whether offline migration is safe
Since offline migration only copies the guest definition to the
destination host, data corruption is not a concern and the operation
can always be performed safely.
- virt-host-validate: Fix IOMMU detection on ppc64
* Bug fixes
- qemu: Better support for international domain names (with wide
characters)
There were some issues with multi-byte domains getting lost on daemon
restart due to truncation, so the code now handles multi-byte names a
bit better.
- qemu: Support long domain names with namespaces
Domains with extremely long names would fail to start due to temporary
namespace paths being created with the whole name. The path is now
generated with shortened name instead.
- qemu: Tolerate missing emulator binary during libvirtd restart
For some time libvirt required qemu capabilities being present when
parsing VM configs during startup. As a side effect VM configs would
fail to parse and thus vanish, if the emulator binary would be
uninstalled or broken. Libvirt now tolerates when capabilities are
missing during startup.
- qemu: Prevent pSeries guests from disappearing in some situations
pSeries guest would disappear if any of the host devices they were
configured to use was not available during libvirtd startup, which
could easily happen for SR-IOV Virtual Functions. This scenario is now
handled correctly.
- qemu: Honor <on_reboot/> setting
The setting was accepted by the parser, but not actually implemented.
- Fix --verbose option for all daemons
Since v3.0.0, the option had been ignored by all libvirt deamons
(libvirtd, virtlogd and virtlockd); it's now working as intended once
again.
Thanks everybody for your help with this release, be it with code, patches,
review, documentation, but reports, etc ...
Enjoy this release !
Daniel
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Daniel Veillard | Red Hat Developers Tools http://developer.redhat.com/
veillard(a)redhat.com | libxml Gnome XML XSLT toolkit http://xmlsoft.org/http://veillard.com/ | virtualization library http://libvirt.org/
