WIP: CNTRLPLANE-3237: kms preflight drift positive path - #2471
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WalkthroughKMS encryption tests now capture the preflight pod, validate its configuration hash, and compare its PodSpec with the running operand pod. The previous operator-only assertion was replaced with ChangesKMS preflight validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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TestEncryptionTypeKMS->>PreflightPodCapture: capture preflight pod
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AssertKMSPreflight->>OperandPod: compare captured preflight configuration
AssertKMSPreflight-->>TestEncryptionTypeKMS: validate preflight success and pod drift
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new KMS drift tests can fail despite correct operator behavior because parallel setup, routine watch closure, or shutdown timing may lose the preflight pod. These reliability issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 13 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@test/library/encryption/helpers.go`:
- Around line 805-811: Update the watch loop around ResultChan and the !ok
branch to re-establish the watch using the latest resource version instead of
returning permanently. Continue until ctx is canceled, and relist when the
resource version has expired so subsequently created preflight pods are captured
by AssertNoPreflightConfigDriftFromCapture.
- Around line 800-803: Update the preflight pod watch loop around the ctx.Done
case to stop the watch and drain pending w.ResultChan events before returning or
closing done, ensuring queued pod events are stored after stop cancels the
context. Add a fake-watch test that queues a pod event immediately before
invoking stop and verifies the captured pod is available.
In `@test/library/encryption/scenarios.go`:
- Line 80: Synchronize the parallel TestEncryptionTypeKMS calls so every
StartCapturingLatestPreflightPod watch is established before any call invokes
SetAndWaitForEncryptionType. Preserve the
watch-before-ReadKMSPreflightForOperator ordering, and use the existing
inParallel coordination mechanism to enforce this barrier.
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| case <-ctx.Done(): | ||
| t.Logf("preflight pod capture: watch stopped via context after %d events, %d stored (captured=%s)", | ||
| events, stores, snapshot()) | ||
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In the context of the Kubernetes client-go library (including version v0.36.2), watch.Interface defines an interface for Kubernetes watchers that provides two core methods: ResultChan and Stop [1][2]. The relationship between these methods and the underlying source is as follows: ResultChan returns a read-only channel (<-chan watch.Event) that the consumer uses to receive events from the watch [1][2]. The lifecycle of this channel is managed by the specific implementation of watch.Interface (such as the standard watch, RetryWatcher, or mock implementations) [1][3][2]. Stop is responsible for terminating the watch [1][2]. When Stop is called: 1. It signals the watcher to cease operations and clean up resources, such as closing the connection or cancelling the context associated with the watch [1][2]. 2. Crucially, calling Stop should result in the closing of the channel returned by ResultChan [3][4]. When a consumer receives from ResultChan and the channel is closed, the second return value (ok) becomes false, signaling that no further events will be sent [5][4][2]. In version v0.36.2, specific attention has been given to the robustness of these operations; for instance, updates were made to guard the ResultChan close operation in components like StartEventWatcher to prevent potential panics or race conditions [6][7][8]. Developers using this interface should typically defer a call to watcher.Stop to ensure that resources are properly released, regardless of how the execution of their watch-processing loop concludes [5].
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- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/b5cc94ef/tools/cache/reflector_test.go
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Process queued watch events before stop returns.
When stop cancels the context, both ctx.Done() and a queued w.ResultChan() event can be ready. The select can choose ctx.Done() and return before storing the pod. capturedPreflightPod.Load() can then return nil, causing AssertNoPreflightConfigDriftFromCapture to fail with no preflight pod captured. Stop the watch and drain its result channel before closing done. Add a fake-watch test that queues a pod event immediately before stop.
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In `@test/library/encryption/helpers.go` around lines 800 - 803, Update the
preflight pod watch loop around the ctx.Done case to stop the watch and drain
pending w.ResultChan events before returning or closing done, ensuring queued
pod events are stored after stop cancels the context. Add a fake-watch test that
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| if !ok { | ||
| // The apiserver closes watches routinely (request timeout, apiserver | ||
| // rollout). This watch is NOT re-established, so anything created after | ||
| // this point is never captured -- the likely cause of an empty capture. | ||
| t.Logf("preflight pod capture: WATCH CHANNEL CLOSED after %d events, %d stored (captured=%s) -- watch is not re-established", | ||
| events, stores, snapshot()) | ||
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In Kubernetes client-go, the watch.Interface provides a ResultChan that streams events from the API server [1]. When the underlying connection is closed or an error occurs, the producer (the watch implementation) is required to close this channel to signal to the consumer that no further events will be sent [1]. Key behavioral points: 1. Handling Channel Closure: When the channel is closed, a receive operation on the channel will return the zero-value of the watch.Event type and a boolean value of false [2][3]. It is critical to use the idiomatic two-value receive (e.g., event, ok:= <-watch.ResultChan; if!ok {... }) to detect when the channel has closed and stop processing or trigger a reconnect [3][4]. Failing to check the ok boolean can lead to hot loops where your code continuously receives zero-value events from a closed channel, consuming excessive CPU [3]. 2. ResourceVersion and Restarting: Watches are not automatically persistent connections. If a watch is closed (e.g., due to an API timeout, network interruption, or etcd issues), it must be restarted [2][4]. To maintain continuity, you must track the ResourceVersion of the last received event [4][5]. When restarting the watch, you pass this latest ResourceVersion to the new watch request to resume from the last known state [2][5]. 3. Recommended Patterns: Implementing raw watch logic is complex and error-prone [2]. Kubernetes provides higher-level tools in the client-go/tools/cache package to handle these complexities for you: - Informers: Use the built-in Informer framework (specifically SharedIndexInformer), which handles listing, watching, re-synchronization, and error recovery (including handling ResourceVersion too old errors) automatically [2][5][6]. - RetryWatcher: If you require a simpler, specialized watcher, the tools/watch package offers a RetryWatcher that manages the reconnection logic and ResourceVersion tracking for you [4][5]. For robust production systems, avoid manual watch management and rely on the Informer pattern to handle connection stability, cache synchronization, and ResourceVersion management [2][5].
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- 1: https://github.com/kubernetes/apimachinery/blob/master/pkg/watch/watch.go
- 2: https://groups.google.com/g/kubernetes-users/c/-wE_6AY5lDY
- 3: GitHub pull request 137398 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/b5cc94ef/tools/watch/retrywatcher.go
- 5: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/master/tools/watch/retrywatcher.go
- 6: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/b5cc94ef/tools/watch/until.go
Re-establish the watch after ResultChan() closes.
The client-go watch contract closes ResultChan() when the watch ends. This branch then exits permanently. If the preflight pod is created afterward, the helper misses it and AssertNoPreflightConfigDriftFromCapture fails with "no preflight pod captured". Re-establish the watch from the latest resource version until ctx is canceled, and relist when that resource version expires.
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In `@test/library/encryption/helpers.go` around lines 805 - 811, Update the watch
loop around ResultChan and the !ok branch to re-establish the watch using the
latest resource version instead of returning permanently. Continue until ctx is
canceled, and relist when the resource version has expired so subsequently
created preflight pods are captured by AssertNoPreflightConfigDriftFromCapture.
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| // Snapshot preflight before applying the new config so the assertion can confirm a fresh | ||
| // preflight ran for it (the remote key id advances when the config genuinely changes). | ||
| previousPreflight, err := ReadKMSPreflightForOperator(ctx, e, GetClients(e), scenario.OperatorNamespace) | ||
| previousPreflightStatus, err := ReadKMSPreflightForOperator(ctx, e, GetClients(e), scenario.OperatorNamespace) |
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Establish all preflight watches before any parallel KMS update.
inParallel can start multiple TestEncryptionTypeKMS calls at different times. Moving the watch before ReadKMSPreflightForOperator closes only the local ordering gap. Another call can still apply the shared KMS configuration before this call starts its watch. This call can then read the updated status, satisfy AssertKMSPreflight, and miss the already-reaped pod. Synchronize the parallel calls so all StartCapturingLatestPreflightPod calls complete before any call runs SetAndWaitForEncryptionType; keep the watch before the baseline read.
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In `@test/library/encryption/scenarios.go` at line 80, Synchronize the parallel
TestEncryptionTypeKMS calls so every StartCapturingLatestPreflightPod watch is
established before any call invokes SetAndWaitForEncryptionType. Preserve the
watch-before-ReadKMSPreflightForOperator ordering, and use the existing
inParallel coordination mechanism to enforce this barrier.
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