OCPCLOUD-3318: Integrate CompatibilityRequirements into the CCAPIO Insaller - #648
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Constructs a CompatibilityRequirement from an unmanaged CRD for the compatibility phase. additionalVersions deferred to a separate PR.
Unmanaged CRDs are replaced with CompatibilityRequirements in a compatibility phase prepended before all component phases. Boxcutter gates on Admitted+Compatible probes before proceeding.
Tests verify probes gate on Admitted+Compatible, blocking behavior, and previous revision preservation while blocked.
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WalkthroughThe installer now converts configured unmanaged CRDs into ChangesInstaller compatibility gating
Test standards guidance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The installer can miss a later compatibility status transition and can generate an invalid Kubernetes resource name, causing compatibility processing to stall or resource creation to fail and leaving revisions incomplete. These concrete correctness risks should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClusterAPI
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ClusterAPI->>InstallerController: Spec.UnmanagedCustomResourceDefinitions
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RevisionReconciler->>CompatibilityRequirement: create and reconcile requirement
CompatibilityRequirement-->>RevisionReconciler: Admitted and Compatible conditions
RevisionReconciler-->>InstallerController: proceed or remain blocked
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In @.claude/skills/test-standards/SKILL.md:
- Around line 128-135: Update the Kubernetes Eventually examples in the
test-standards guidance, including the Komega assertions and update-status
example, to add explicit WithTimeout and WithPolling calls. Use the repository’s
existing timeout and polling constants rather than Gomega defaults, and apply
the same bounded configuration to the examples at the other referenced
locations.
- Around line 130-134: Standardize the examples on one Komega identifier by
declaring and initializing k as komega.Komega via komega.New(client), then
replace other Komega references such as komega with k consistently. Add the
komega import and the required client and context setup needed for the examples
to compile.
In `@pkg/controllers/installer/compatibility.go`:
- Around line 48-50: Update the CompatibilityRequirement name generation in the
ObjectMeta block to remain within Kubernetes’ 253-character metadata.name limit,
preserving the full name when it fits and deterministically truncating longer
CRD names with a stable hash suffix. Add a boundary test covering the
maximum-length input and asserting the generated name is bounded and repeatable.
In `@pkg/controllers/installer/probes.go`:
- Around line 34-35: Update probeSucceededPredicate to evaluate all selectors
matching the CompatibilityRequirement GroupKind instead of returning after the
first match, and return true when any matching probe transitions to true. Add a
regression test covering separate status updates where Admitted becomes true
first and Compatible later changes from false to true.
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Bound every Kubernetes Eventually example.
Add explicit .WithTimeout(...) and .WithPolling(...) calls to the examples at lines 111, 130, 132, and 160. Use the repository’s timeout and polling constants instead of global Gomega defaults.
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In @.claude/skills/test-standards/SKILL.md around lines 128 - 135, Update the
Kubernetes Eventually examples in the test-standards guidance, including the
Komega assertions and update-status example, to add explicit WithTimeout and
WithPolling calls. Use the repository’s existing timeout and polling constants
rather than Gomega defaults, and apply the same bounded configuration to the
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In controller-runtime v0.24.1, the komega package (located at sigs.k8s.io/controller-runtime/pkg/envtest/komega) provides utilities to simplify testing Kubernetes controllers by integrating with the Gomega matcher library [1][2][3]. The UpdateStatus function in this package is designed to assist with testing status subresource updates [4][5]. Its primary purpose is to return a function that fetches a resource, applies a provided update function to it, and then commits the changes to the status subresource [5]. Usage Pattern The function is intended to be used with Gomega's Eventually or Expect assertions [4][5]. The general signature and usage pattern is as follows: func UpdateStatus(obj client.Object, f func, opts...client.SubResourceUpdateOption) func error Example usage: deployment:= appsv1.Deployment{... } gomega.Eventually(k.UpdateStatus(&deployment, func { deployment.Status.AvailableReplicas = 1 })).Should(gomega.Succeed) Notes - Implementation: When called, it fetches the current state of the object using the internal client, executes the provided modification function (f), and then calls the client's status update operation [5]. - Evolution: The documentation and examples for UpdateStatus have been refined over time to correct minor inaccuracies, such as ensuring they correctly reference UpdateStatus instead of Update and using the correct Gomega assertions (e.g., Should instead of To, and Succeed) [4][6][7][8]. - Purpose: By returning a function that can be evaluated by Gomega, it simplifies the retry logic often required when waiting for reconciliation loops to process status changes in an envtest environment [2][3][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://pkg.go.dev/sigs.k8s.io/controller-runtime/pkg/envtest/komega
- 2: https://release-1-9.cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/developer/core/testing
- 3: ✨ Add Kubernetes Gomega extension with to make testing controllers easier kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#1767
- 4: kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime@83cac1a
- 5: openshift/machine-api-operator@1ea945c
- 6: 🐛 pkg: envtest: komega: fix UpdateStatus & typos in godoc kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#1862
- 7: 📖 Fix komega godoc examples kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2602
- 8: kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime@ddba256
Declare and use one Komega identifier in all examples.
Lines 130-134 use k, but lines 111 and 160-163 use komega. Declare and initialize k komega.Komega with komega.New(client), then use k consistently. Include the sigs.k8s.io/controller-runtime/pkg/envtest/komega import and required client/context setup.
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In @.claude/skills/test-standards/SKILL.md around lines 130 - 134, Standardize
the examples on one Komega identifier by declaring and initializing k as
komega.Komega via komega.New(client), then replace other Komega references such
as komega with k consistently. Add the komega import and the required client and
context setup needed for the examples to compile.
| ObjectMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{ | ||
| Name: compatibilityRequirementNamePrefix + crd.GetName(), | ||
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Yes, the official Kubernetes documentation and source code confirm that for most resource types, the metadata.name field must be a valid DNS subdomain as defined in RFC 1123, which has a maximum length of 253 characters [1][2][3]. Specifically, the constraints for a metadata.name (DNS subdomain) are: - It must contain no more than 253 characters [1][3]. - It must consist of lowercase alphanumeric characters, '-' (hyphen), or '.' (dot) [1][3]. - It must start and end with an alphanumeric character [1][3]. While the total name length is capped at 253 characters, Kubernetes resources that follow this DNS-1123 subdomain format are also composed of one or more DNS labels separated by dots, where each individual label has a maximum length of 63 characters [4]. Official validation logic in the Kubernetes codebase explicitly enforces the 253-character limit [3][5][6].
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- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/names/
- 2: https://github.com/kubernetes/design-proposals-archive/blob/main/architecture/identifiers.md
- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/1ffc17e329f9ba3dbe840a7f37513eb8ef074740/staging/src/k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/validation/validation.go
- 4: Incorrect max length check on metadata.name kubernetes/kubernetes#79351
- 5: https://github.com/kubernetes/apimachinery/blob/5a348c53/pkg/api/validate/strfmt.go
- 6: Fix CEL cost estimates for CRD metadata.name and metadata.generateName kubernetes/kubernetes#139573
Keep generated CompatibilityRequirement names within Kubernetes’ 253-character limit.
A maximum-length CRD name plus the ccapio- prefix creates a 260-character metadata.name. Kubernetes rejects the CompatibilityRequirement, so the revision cannot complete the compatibility phase. Generate a deterministic bounded name with a stable hash suffix and add a maximum-length boundary test.
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In `@pkg/controllers/installer/compatibility.go` around lines 48 - 50, Update the
CompatibilityRequirement name generation in the ObjectMeta block to remain
within Kubernetes’ 253-character metadata.name limit, preserving the full name
when it fits and deterministically truncating longer CRD names with a stable
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Evaluate every probe for CompatibilityRequirement updates.
Both selectors use the same GroupKind. probeSucceededPredicate returns the first matching selector. After Admitted=True, a later Compatible=False to Compatible=True update checks only the already-true Admitted probe. The controller does not reconcile, so the compatibility phase can wait indefinitely.
Scan all matching selectors and return true when any probe transitions to true. Add a regression test that updates Admitted and Compatible in separate status updates.
Proposed predicate change
for _, p := range probes {
- if p.GroupKind == gk {
+ if p.GroupKind == gk && fn(p) {
return fn(p)
}
}Use return true inside the condition after applying this change.
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In `@pkg/controllers/installer/probes.go` around lines 34 - 35, Update
probeSucceededPredicate to evaluate all selectors matching the
CompatibilityRequirement GroupKind instead of returning after the first match,
and return true when any matching probe transitions to true. Add a regression
test covering separate status updates where Admitted becomes true first and
Compatible later changes from false to true.
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I would have missed this. Feels like an opportunity for future subtle bugs, too. My preference would be to update probeSucceededPredicate instead to handle multiple probes for the same GVK.
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@mdbooth, agreed. The predicate should support multiple probes for one GroupKind.
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probeSucceededPredicateto evaluate every matchingGroupKindSelector. - Add a focused regression test for separate
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compatibilityRequirementAdmittedProbeandcompatibilityRequirementCompatibleProbefunc compatibilityRequirementAdmittedProbe() *probing.GroupKindSelector { return &probing.GroupKindSelector{ GroupKind: schema.GroupKind{Group: "apiextensions.openshift.io", Kind: "CompatibilityRequirement"}, Prober: &probing.ConditionProbe{Type: "Admitted", Status: "True"}, } } func compatibilityRequirementCompatibleProbe() *probing.GroupKindSelector { return &probing.GroupKindSelector{ GroupKind: schema.GroupKind{Group: "apiextensions.openshift.io", Kind: "CompatibilityRequirement"}, Prober: &probing.ConditionProbe{Type: "Compatible", Status: "True"}, } }
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probeSucceededPredicatefunc probeSucceededPredicate(probes ...*probing.GroupKindSelector) predicate.Predicate { checkProbe := func(obj client.Object, fn func(p *probing.GroupKindSelector) bool) bool { gk := obj.GetObjectKind().GroupVersionKind().GroupKind() for _, p := range probes { if p.GroupKind == gk { return fn(p) } } return false } return predicate.Funcs{ CreateFunc: func(e event.CreateEvent) bool { return checkProbe(e.Object, func(p *probing.GroupKindSelector) bool { return p.Probe(e.Object).Status == probing.StatusTrue }) }, UpdateFunc: func(e event.UpdateEvent) bool { return checkProbe(e.ObjectNew, func(p *probing.GroupKindSelector) bool { return p.Probe(e.ObjectOld).Status != probing.StatusTrue && p.Probe(e.ObjectNew).Status == probing.StatusTrue }) }, DeleteFunc: func(event.DeleteEvent) bool { return false }, GenericFunc: func(event.GenericEvent) bool { return false }, } }
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GroupKindagainst the provided probes and invokes the callback for only the first matching probe. Create events succeed when that probe is already true; update events succeed only on a transition to true. Unmatched objects and delete or generic events return false.
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There are a couple of major things to address here, but despite that I think this is mostly there in terms of the work required.
I don't want to get hung up on my comments about the test-standards skill in this PR so lets handle that separately. I'm personally happy to approve this PR with or without the skill changes, and with or without my comments addressed.
The missing piece is an E2E. I'm happy to discuss whether we should add that in this PR or separately. My preference is this PR, otherwise we need to verify manually.
I think the E2E has to be disruptive. Also, because we disallow removing unmanagedCRDs it's only for ephemeral test clusters. That's not great, tbh. I'd like to see us:
- Mark a core CRD (e.g. Cluster) as unmanaged
- Fail to modify it in an incompatible way
- Successfully modify it in a compatible way
@JoelSpeed interested in your thoughts on irreversible e2e tests.
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FWIW I've been treating AfterEach as an anti-pattern generally. Prefer DeferCleanup where possible, which is almost always. DeferCleanup should run as soon as possible after the action which requires cleanup to avoid having to consider error paths, etc.
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Nice set of additional rules, just one note about AfterEach.
However, I don't get the benefit of this because I don't use Claude. I would still very much like to see this moved somewhere it can be referenced:
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- By agents not using this skill
I would like to see all of this moved somewhere else which is referenced by AGENTS.md. The skill can retain its front-matter etc and also require the agent to immediately read the reference file when the skill fires. AGENTS.md can use the same front-matter when referencing the doc, tbh.
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I was going to say this isn't correct because we might not emit the object. However, on reflection I do think this is correct in a way which isn't obvious and therefore probably needs a comment:
IIRC (but lets at least get a bot to check):
- collectObjects of a CRD results in the CRD being added to relatedObjects
- a CRD in relatedObjects causes must-gather to fetch all objects of that kind
We want to must-gather to collect all objects for our CRDs, even if we don't manage them.
HOWEVER, thinking about that even further, that coupling is nasty. We could comment it here, but I think the cleaner solution in code would be to:
- Only ever call collectObjects(obj) for objects which are actually omitted
- Teach the relatedObjects collector that CompatibilityRequirements should be handled like CRDs
I think this has a much lower chance of a future innocuous cleanup breaking relatedObjects.
This is my preference, but otherwise this should have a comment and a warning label attached.
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👍This is nasty but required until we move that transformation here.
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We MUST remove this check. It is not only legitimate to have an unmangedCRD entry for a CRD which isn't present, it's a documented use case1 when preparing to update to a version which managed a CRD that previously didn't.
i.e. Version X+1 installs Foo, version X does not. I am running version X and have my own Foo. I don't want to deal with a conflict error on upgrade.
- While still running version X, add Foo to unmanaged CRDS <-- this would break
- Upgrade to version X+1 never attempts to manage Foo, no errors
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or at least I'm pretty sure it is 😅 If it's not, it needs to be. ↩
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As mentioned before I'm intending to expand the things that go here, e.g. adding the managed label, proxy env, adoption annotation, etc, etc. As mentioned above, I also think it's cleaner and safer to only call collectObjects once for objects which we will actually emit. Therefore, I think I'd restructure this a bit something like:
for component in Components
var allTransformed
for object in component.Objects
transformed := object
if isCRD(object)
... transformed = CRD compat
... add managed label until this transformation is moved below
... insert other tranformations here ...
collectObject(transformed)
allTransformed += transformed
for obj in allTransformed
if isCompat
...
else if isCRD
...
else
...
| Spec: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CompatibilityRequirementSpec{ | ||
| CompatibilitySchema: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CompatibilitySchema{ | ||
| CustomResourceDefinition: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CRDData{ | ||
| Type: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CRDDataTypeYAML, | ||
| Data: string(crdYAML), | ||
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| RequiredVersions: apiextensionsv1alpha1.APIVersions{ | ||
| // additionalVersions deferred to a separate PR. | ||
| // See https://github.com/openshift/cluster-capi-operator/pull/604#discussion_r3657934049 | ||
| DefaultSelection: apiextensionsv1alpha1.APIVersionSetTypeStorageOnly, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| CustomResourceDefinitionSchemaValidation: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CustomResourceDefinitionSchemaValidation{ | ||
| Action: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CRDAdmitActionDeny, | ||
| }, | ||
| ObjectSchemaValidation: apiextensionsv1alpha1.ObjectSchemaValidation{ | ||
| Action: apiextensionsv1alpha1.CRDAdmitActionDeny, | ||
| NamespaceSelector: metav1.LabelSelector{ | ||
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| revisionReconciler.unmanagedCRDs = clusterAPI.Spec.UnmanagedCustomResourceDefinitions | ||
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This isn't correct. A revision's unmanagedCRDs are specified on the revision itself. It is the responsibility of the revision controller to add them to the revision and create a new revision if they change. Different revisions can therefore have different unmanagedCRDs, depending on when they were created.
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I would have missed this. Feels like an opportunity for future subtle bugs, too. My preference would be to update probeSucceededPredicate instead to handle multiple probes for the same GVK.
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As mentioned elsewhere, this doesn't live here. It lives in RenderedRevision. We populate it from the APIRevision during conversion, and it comes directly from the specific API revision which is being converted, not from the spec.
If the revision controller isn't currently populating that we'll need to update the revision controller.
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That's an interesting idea. I don't think so, but I can think of at least 1 way that it would break: the boxcutter revision number would reset, but existing resources would be tagged with a higher revision so wouldn't be updated. With some careful surgery it might be possible to fudge something, though. I'm thinking:
That's moderately nasty, but it would allow us to run an e2e. |
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