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tests/e2e/olm_switch_test.go
Walkthrough
Deployment configuration is no longer reconstructed from the cluster manifest. The manifest now stores the Roxie environment, Central exposure, and HAProxy settings. Manifest conversion and teardown discover resource namespaces from the cluster. Teardown also removes matching add-on releases and processes SecuredCluster resources across discovered namespaces.
New helpers discover namespaces containing custom resources. Kubectl execution logs commands and, on failure, the error and non-empty stderr lines.
Manifest and deployment configuration internal/manifest/manifest.go, internal/manifest/manifest_integration_test.go, cmd/deploy.go, cmd/shell.go
The manifest stores the Roxie environment, exposure, and HAProxy settings. Manifest conversion discovers the Central namespace. Deployment starts with an empty config, and shell configuration assembly uses the manifest’s exposure and HAProxy values as its base.
Teardown using discovered resources cmd/main.go, cmd/teardown.go, internal/deployer/addons.go, internal/deployer/deployer.go
Teardown no longer loads the manifest or applies deploy settings. It discovers Central and SecuredCluster namespaces, deletes resources in those namespaces, and uninstalls matching add-on releases. The single-namespace flag remains registered but is deprecated and ignored.
sequenceDiagram
participant Deployer
participant DiscoverCRNamespace
participant RunKubectl
participant kubectl
participant deleteCentralResources
Deployer->>DiscoverCRNamespace: discover Central CR namespace
DiscoverCRNamespace->>RunKubectl: query for the Central CR
RunKubectl->>kubectl: execute cluster-wide get
kubectl-->>RunKubectl: namespace output
RunKubectl-->>DiscoverCRNamespace: command result
DiscoverCRNamespace-->>Deployer: discovered namespace
Deployer->>deleteCentralResources: delete resources in that namespace
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Existing deployments may lose shell settings after a CLI upgrade, and teardown can leave resources behind or report completion when cleanup failed. Resolve the teardown and manifest compatibility issues before merging.
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The title "Rework on-cluster manifests [3]" is partially related to the changeset. The diff does move manifest handling away from the full deployer config (RoxieManifest now stores only environment, exposure and HAProxy settings) and stops using the on-cluster manifest for new deployments. However, the title does not name the primary behavior change, which is that deployments and teardowns no longer read cluster configuration from the manifest and teardown now discovers namespaces from the cluster. The "[3]" suffix is a series marker that gives no information about the change.
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Rename the pull request to state the main behavior change. For example: "Stop using on-cluster manifest for redeployments and teardown" or "Discover namespaces from cluster for teardown instead of manifest". Remove the "[3]" series marker, or move it to the PR description.
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Rework on-cluster manifests [3]
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cmd/shell.go: 1
75-80: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Remove the unused Central.Exposure seed.
The shell banner intentionally reports the deployed exposure from the manifest. Applying the merged exposure would change that behavior. Remove the unused seed and correct the comment:
Suggested fix
- // Seed the merge pipeline with the fields the manifest persists (HAProxy and- // Exposure), so they are overridable by user config and CLI args while still- // defaulting to what was deployed.+ // Seed the merge pipeline with the manifest-persisted HAProxy configuration.
var base deployer.Config
base.Roxie.HAProxy = m.HAProxy
- base.Central.Exposure = m.Exposure
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Review comment at @cmd/shell.go around lines 75 - 80:
Remove the `base.Central.Exposure` seed from the merge pipeline in the shell
setup and update the adjacent comment to describe only the manifest-persisted
HAProxy configuration. Preserve the shell banner’s use of `m.Exposure`.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @internal/deployer/addons.go:
- Around line 57-89: Update Deployer.teardownDiscoveredAddOns to return an error
when namespace discovery, release listing, or any Helm uninstall fails, while
preserving nil returns when no Central CR or add-on releases exist. Update its
caller in Central teardown to propagate that error and stop before deleting the
Central CR; continue attempting remaining releases and report an uninstall
failure if any release fails.
Review comments at @internal/deployer/deployer.go:
- Around line 494-501: Update teardownCentral and teardownSecuredCluster to
obtain the target namespace from a source available during teardown that does
not depend on the CR or unset d.config; when discovery finds no CR, still call
deleteCentralResources or deleteSecuredClusterResources with that namespace
instead of returning early.
- Around line 534-545: Update teardownSecuredCluster to propagate failures from
teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace instead of only logging them and returning
nil. Collect worker errors safely across namespaces, then return an error when
any teardown fails while preserving nil when all workers succeed.
- Around line 494-497: Update the Both/All teardown flow so errors returned by
teardownCentral are propagated through Teardown instead of only logged and
discarded. Preserve the parallel teardown behavior and ensure the newly returned
DiscoverCRNamespace error can reach the caller.
Review comments at @internal/k8s/resource.go:
- Around line 76-77: Update the missing-resource check used by
DiscoverCRNamespaces to match only the documented “the server doesn't have a
resource type” error; remove the generic “not found” match so other kubectl
failures are surfaced to callers such as ManifestToCentralDeploymentInfo.
Review comments at @internal/manifest/manifest.go:
- Around line 27-59: Update LoadManifestSecret to read legacy manifests with
settings nested under config and populate RoxieManifest.HAProxy and Exposure
from the nested Roxie and Central configuration. Preserve values from the
current top-level schema when present, and keep GetExposure’s existing default
behavior when neither schema provides exposure.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @cmd/shell.go:
- Around line 75-80: Remove the `base.Central.Exposure` seed from the merge
pipeline in the shell setup and update the adjacent comment to describe only the
manifest-persisted HAProxy configuration. Preserve the shell banner’s use of
`m.Exposure`.
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cmd/deploy.go
cmd/main.go
cmd/shell.go
cmd/teardown.go
internal/deployer/addons.go
internal/deployer/deployer.go
internal/k8s/kubectl.go
internal/k8s/resource.go
internal/manifest/manifest.go
internal/manifest/manifest_integration_test.go
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roxie teardown logs Helm uninstall errors and then deletes the Central CR. If an uninstall fails before removing a release, a repeat teardown finds no Central CR and skips helm.ListByPrefix, so the release cannot be retried through this path. Return the add-on teardown error and stop Central teardown until all releases uninstall successfully.
Suggested fix
-func (d *Deployer) teardownDiscoveredAddOns(ctx context.Context) {+func (d *Deployer) teardownDiscoveredAddOns(ctx context.Context) error {
namespace, err := k8s.DiscoverCRNamespace(ctx, "central", centralCrName)
if err != nil {
log.Warningf("Could not discover Central namespace for add-on teardown: %v", err)
- return+ return fmt.Errorf("discovering Central namespace: %w", err)
}
if namespace == "" {
log.Infof("No Central CR found on cluster, skipping add-on teardown")
- return+ return nil
}
releases, err := helm.ListByPrefix(ctx, addOnReleasePrefix, namespace)
if err != nil {
log.Warningf("Could not list add-on Helm releases in namespace %s: %v", namespace, err)
- return+ return fmt.Errorf("listing add-on Helm releases: %w", err)
}
if len(releases) == 0 {
- return+ return nil
}
log.Infof("Tearing down %d add-on(s)...", len(releases))
+ var teardownErr error
for _, release := range releases {
if err := helm.Uninstall(ctx, release, namespace); err != nil {
log.Warningf("Failed to tear down add-on release %q: %v", release, err)
+ if teardownErr == nil {+ teardownErr = fmt.Errorf("tearing down add-on release %q: %w", release, err)+ }
} else {
log.Successf("Add-on release %q torn down", release)
}
}
+ return teardownErr
}
if components.IncludesAddOns() {
- d.teardownDiscoveredAddOns(ctx)+ if err := d.teardownDiscoveredAddOns(ctx); err != nil {+ return fmt.Errorf("tearing down add-ons: %w", err)+ }
}
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/addons.go around lines 57 - 89:
Update Deployer.teardownDiscoveredAddOns to return an error when namespace
discovery, release listing, or any Helm uninstall fails, while preserving nil
returns when no Central CR or add-on releases exist. Update its caller in
Central teardown to propagate that error and stop before deleting the Central
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printf'%s\n''--- current outer worker context ---'
nl -ba internal/deployer/deployer.go | sed -n '430,515p'printf'%s\n''--- full-PR diff for the relevant file ---'
git diff --unified=25 fb258b988e2090e17e40dd758906576100f2ba2a b067ad0f2b1141830e501d6b7f18e9946cb9a238 -- internal/deployer/deployer.go
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Propagate Central teardown errors from Both/All teardown.
When Both or All runs, teardownCentral executes in a worker that logs errors and drops them. The new DiscoverCRNamespace failures therefore make Teardown return nil, so the CLI can report success while Central remains undeleted. This worker behavior predates the PR, but the PR adds the new reachable discovery-failure path.
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// Tear down components in parallel for better performance
var wg sync.WaitGroup
+ var (+ firstErr error+ errMu sync.Mutex+ )+ recordErr := func(err error) {+ errMu.Lock()+ defer errMu.Unlock()+ if firstErr == nil {+ firstErr = err+ }+ }
// Always tear down central and sensor
wg.Add(2)
@@
defer wg.Done()
if err := d.teardownSecuredCluster(ctx); err != nil {
log.Warningf("Error tearing down secured cluster: %v", err)
+ recordErr(err)
}
}()
@@
defer wg.Done()
if err := d.teardownCentral(ctx); err != nil {
log.Warningf("Error tearing down central: %v", err)
+ recordErr(err)
}
}()
@@
if components == component.All {
if err := d.teardownOperator(ctx); err != nil {
log.Warningf("Error tearing down operator: %v", err)
+ recordErr(err)
}
}
- return nil+ return firstErr
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 494 - 497:
Update the Both/All teardown flow so errors returned by teardownCentral are
propagated through Teardown instead of only logged and discarded. Preserve the
parallel teardown behavior and ensure the newly returned DiscoverCRNamespace
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Teardown skips leftover cleanup when the CR is already deleted.
If a previous teardown deletes the Central or SecuredCluster CR and then fails on a later resource deletion, the next teardown returns early. teardownCentral returns when DiscoverCRNamespace finds no namespace. teardownSecuredCluster returns when DiscoverCRNamespaces finds none. The cleanup helpers, deleteCentralResources and deleteSecuredClusterResources, are not called, so the remaining resources stay on the cluster.
The proposed fallback to d.config.Central.Namespace and d.config.SecuredCluster.Namespace cannot supply a namespace on this path. deployer.New() does not set d.config, and the teardown command does not call SetConfig. The fallback would therefore use an empty namespace, and it cannot honor a non-default namespace. Teardown needs a namespace source that does not depend on the CR and is available in the teardown path.
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 494 - 501:
Update teardownCentral and teardownSecuredCluster to obtain the target namespace
from a source available during teardown that does not depend on the CR or unset
d.config; when discovery finds no CR, still call deleteCentralResources or
deleteSecuredClusterResources with that namespace instead of returning early.
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printf'\n-- callers and related error aggregation --\n'
rg -n -F -- 'teardownSecuredCluster(ctx)' internal/deployer cmd internal ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F -- 'multierror' internal/deployer go.mod
Repository: stackrox/roxie
Length of output: 3048
Return SecuredCluster worker errors from teardownSecuredCluster.
When deletion fails in a discovered namespace, the worker logs the error, but teardownSecuredCluster returns nil. The explicit SecuredCluster path returns that nil to the teardown command, which can report success while resources remain.
Suggested fix
--- "a/internal/deployer/deployer.go"+++ "b/internal/deployer/deployer.go"@@ -531,18 +531,25 @@
return nil
}
+ errs := make(chan error, len(namespaces))
var wg sync.WaitGroup
wg.Add(len(namespaces))
for _, ns := range namespaces {
go func() {
defer wg.Done()
if err := d.teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace(ctx, ns); err != nil {
log.Warningf("Error tearing down SecuredCluster in namespace %s: %v", ns, err)
+ errs <- err
}
}()
}
wg.Wait()
+ select {+ case err := <-errs:+ return err+ default:+ return nil+ }- return nil
}
func (d *Deployer) teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace(ctx context.Context, namespace string) error {
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log.Warningf("Error tearing down SecuredCluster in namespace %s: %v", ns, err)
errs<-err
}
}()
}
wg.Wait()
select {
caseerr:=<-errs:
returnerr
default:
returnnil
}
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 534 - 545:
Update teardownSecuredCluster to propagate failures from
teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace instead of only logging them and returning
nil. Collect worker errors safely across namespaces, then return an error when
any teardown fails while preserving nil when all workers succeed.
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Restrict the missing-resource match to the documented resource-type error.
DiscoverCRNamespaces returns empty discovery for any failed kubectl call whose stderr contains not found. Teardown callers treat empty discovery as success and skip deletion. Therefore, a configuration failure that contains this text can leave resources undeleted and report successful teardown. ManifestToCentralDeploymentInfo can also report no Central CR found on cluster instead of the actual failure.
Retain the documented missing-resource handling and surface other errors:
Suggested fix
--- "a/internal/k8s/resource.go"+++ "b/internal/k8s/resource.go"@@ -73,8 +73,7 @@
})
if err != nil {
stderr := strings.ToLower(result.Stderr)
- if strings.Contains(stderr, "the server doesn't have a resource type") ||- strings.Contains(stderr, "not found") {+ if strings.Contains(stderr, "the server doesn't have a resource type") {
return nil, nil
}
return nil, fmt.Errorf("discovering %s/%s: %w", crType, crName, err)
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ifstrings.Contains(stderr, "the server doesn't have a resource type") ||
strings.Contains(stderr, "not found") {
ifstrings.Contains(stderr, "the server doesn't have a resource type") {
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Review comment at @internal/k8s/resource.go around lines 76 - 77:
Update the missing-resource check used by DiscoverCRNamespaces to match only the
documented “the server doesn't have a resource type” error; remove the generic
“not found” match so other kubectl failures are surfaced to callers such as
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set -u
echo"== HAProxyConfig and Enabled =="
sed -n '470,492p' internal/deployer/config.go
echo"== defaults around config.go:240-255 =="
sed -n '238,256p' internal/deployer/config.go
echo"== deploy.go manifest create context =="
sed -n '330,352p' cmd/deploy.go
echo"== assembleConfigForCommand definition =="
rg -n -F -e 'func assembleConfigForCommand' -- cmd internal ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: stackrox/roxie
Length of output: 2086
Read legacy manifests so shell keeps the deployed HAProxy and exposure settings.
LoadManifestSecret decodes every manifest into the new RoxieManifest with plain yaml.Unmarshal. A manifest written by the previous version nests HAProxy under config.roxie.haProxy, so the top-level haProxy key is absent. yaml.Unmarshal ignores the unknown config key, so the decoded HAProxy is zero-valued. roxie shell then seeds base.Roxie.HAProxy with that zero value, and the deployed Disabled flag and BindPort are not carried into the shell path. The same omission drops the old config.central.exposure value, so GetExposure() falls back to ExposureNone. The trigger is a user who upgrades the CLI and runs roxie shell on an existing deployment before a Central deploy rewrites the secret. Add a fallback for the legacy config key:
Suggested fix
var m RoxieManifest
if err := yaml.Unmarshal(manifestBytes, &m); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to unmarshal manifest: %w", err)
}
++ // Manifests written before the schema change nest the settings under config.+ var legacy struct {+ Config *deployer.Config `yaml:"config"`+ }+ if err := yaml.Unmarshal(manifestBytes, &legacy); err != nil {+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to unmarshal legacy manifest: %w", err)+ }+ if legacy.Config != nil {+ m.HAProxy = legacy.Config.Roxie.HAProxy+ m.Exposure = legacy.Config.Central.Exposure+ }
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Review comment at @internal/manifest/manifest.go around lines 27 - 59:
Update LoadManifestSecret to read legacy manifests with settings nested under
config and populate RoxieManifest.HAProxy and Exposure from the nested Roxie and
Central configuration. Preserve values from the current top-level schema when
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olm-testsIf set, spawn an OpenShift cluster and run OLM tests against it.
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single-namespaceteardown option is still accepted but no longer changes component namespaces.