fix(xtest): review fixes for the km3 KAO-URI tests - #608
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds km3 as a KAO-URI-enabled KAS on port 8787, configures its cache and logging, wires CI startup and CLI support, and adds health checks, parity tests, unit tests, and documentation. Changeskm3 KAS support
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Pytest->>require_km3: Check feature support and km3 health
require_km3->>km3: GET /healthz
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Rebased onto main after #606, #612 and #615 landed; findings those PRs already addressed are dropped, including the km3 action pin, which #612 synchronized with its siblings. - Skip the km3 tests when no km3 is listening, instead of failing with connection-refused inside an SDK CLI. The feature gate answers "is the override set?", not "does a km3 exist?". (A later commit in this stack turns that skip into a failure.) - Add kas-km3 (8787) to otdf-local, with the kas_uri_from_kao setting, the 5-minute key cache and debug logging its CI step uses, so all three km3 tests are runnable locally. - Document that kas_uri_from_kao is forced via XT_FORCE_PLATFORM_SUPPORTS (not XT_FORCE_SUPPORTS) and that km3 starts on the PR gate and nightlies while every test behind the gate skips.
`kas_reachable` returned a bool, so a caller could only say "no km3 at
:8787". Connection refused, a proxy in the way, and a typo in KASURL7 all
collapsed to the same message, and the one that matters least -- the typo --
looks exactly like the one that matters most.
Return the reason instead, mirroring `ManagedProcess.startup_error`. Three
related fixes fall out:
- A URL that is not absolute http(s) now raises rather than being probed.
`urlparse("localhost:8787")` yields no netloc, so the old code built
"://healthz", failed to connect, and blamed the KAS -- sending you to
debug a service that is running fine.
- Only `URLError`/`TimeoutError` are caught. The bare `except Exception`
also swallowed bugs in the probe itself and reported them as a missing KAS.
- The probe ignores `http_proxy`. These are loopback services; an inherited
proxy had it reporting on the proxy's health instead.
`/healthz` is still taken from the server root, dropping any `/kas` path on
the URL, and there is now a test pinning that.
New test_kas_units.py covers all of it offline against a throwaway HTTP
server -- no platform, no SDK.
Two changes that only make sense together. test_abac.py defined its own module-scoped `kas_entry_km3` carrying the feature gate, shadowing the ungated one in fixtures/kas.py that `pytest_plugins` registers. pytest resolves the module-local fixture with no warning, so the plugin copy was dead code that still looked authoritative -- and any other module using `kas_entry_km3` would silently get the ungated one, talking to a KAS that may not exist. There is now a single gated fixture in fixtures/kas.py. Past the feature gate, an unreachable km3 now fails instead of skipping. The gate answers "was XT_FORCE_PLATFORM_SUPPORTS set?", so once it is open the caller has asked for these tests; a km3 that isn't listening is a broken environment, not an unsupported build. Reporting it as a second skip made a mistyped KASURL7 read exactly like "this platform can't do it", and pytest prints captured logs for errors but not for skips, so the skip was also the harder of the two to diagnose afterwards. The failure message names the three ways out. The gate lives in `require_km3` rather than inline in the fixture so it can be tested directly -- pytest 8.4+ will not let you call a fixture function, and exercising this through the fixture needs installed SDKs and a live platform, which is exactly the environment the gate exists to cope with the absence of.
km3 was the only KAS step in the X-Test workflow without pqc-enabled, so CI started it without hybrid_tdf_enabled while otdf-local sets that unconditionally for every key-management KAS. A hybrid-TDF test against km3 would therefore pass locally and fail in CI, with nothing in either failure pointing at the config. The new test reads the km3 step out of the workflow rather than restating its values, and requires every input on that step to be classified as either mapped to a config key or deliberately local-only -- so the next input added to one side fails here instead of surfacing later as an unexplained CI-only failure.
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In `@xtest/test_kas_units.py`:
- Around line 21-25: Replace the released-port helper _closed_port and its use
in the unavailable-km3 tests with a deterministic stub for
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Replace the released-port check with a deterministic network stub.
Line 25 releases the port before kas_health_error connects. Another process can bind that port during this interval. The affected tests can then pass or fail based on host activity.
Mock urllib.request.build_opener or its returned open method to raise a fixed URLError. Use that stub in the unavailable-km3 tests.
Based on learnings, automated tests must stub network failures instead of relying on live network state.
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In `@xtest/test_kas_units.py` around lines 21 - 25, Replace the released-port
helper _closed_port and its use in the unavailable-km3 tests with a
deterministic stub for urllib.request.build_opener or its returned open method
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Four places said km1 and km2 together serve as the negative control for kas_uri_from_kao. Only km1 does: test_decrypt_rejects_kao_kas_registration_when_disabled registers a key under km1's /kas URI and requires the rewrap to fail, which holds only while the setting stays off there. km2 is off as well, but that is just the default and nothing asserts on it. The distinction matters when someone changes the KAS config: turning the setting on for km2 costs nothing, turning it on for km1 silently converts a negative test into one that passes for the wrong reason. Also fixes the xtest/README recipe, which told you to start km3 for a -k filter that also selects the km1 test.
_closed_port binds an ephemeral port and releases it, so another process can
bind it before the probe connects. Neither require_km3 test cares which failure
the probe hits, so both now stub it:
- the gate-shut test asserts the probe is never called at all, which is the
actual claim -- the feature gate has to raise before anything touches the
network -- and is stronger than the released port it used to pass;
- the km3-absent test pins a known reason string, so it can also assert the
reason survives into the failure message. Dropping it from the f-string in
require_km3 previously went unnoticed.
test_unreachable_kas_reports_the_url_and_the_cause keeps the real socket: it
exists to prove a live connection-refused reaches the except clause in
kas_health_error, which a stubbed transport would reduce to asserting that an
f-string interpolates. The race there costs a flaky failure, never a false
pass. Holding the socket bound-but-unlistening would reserve the port, but on
macOS that drops the SYN rather than refusing it, so the probe times out and
reports the wrong reason.
The proxy test's URLs were never connected to -- kas_health_error builds its
opener with ProxyHandler({}) -- so those use a literal now too.
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Follow-up review fixes for the km3 /
kas_uri_from_kaowork merged in #605 and #606.Based on
main, now that the two prerequisites (#613, #614) have landed. 5 commits; review them individually.Commits
fix(xtest): make the KAO URI tests runnable outside CI dispatchAdds
kas-km3(8787) tootdf-local, with thekas_uri_from_kaosetting, 5-minute key cache and debug logging its CI step uses, so all three km3 tests can be run locally. Documents that the feature is forced viaXT_FORCE_PLATFORM_SUPPORTS, notXT_FORCE_SUPPORTS, and that km3 starts on the PR gate and nightlies while every test behind the gate skips.fix(xtest): report why a KAS probe failed, not just that it didThe registry fixtures only talk to the policy service, so a KAS that was never started stayed invisible until a rewrap surfaced it as a connection-refused buried in an SDK CLI's stderr.
kas_health_errorprobes/healthzand returns the reason. Rejects a non-absolute URL outright — a typo'dKASURL7otherwise reads as an unreachable KAS and sends you to debug a service that is running fine.fix(xtest): put the km3 gate in one place, and fail when km3 is missingtest_abac.pyhad a module-localkas_entry_km3that silently shadowed the plugin fixture. Removed; the gate now lives inrequire_km3. Two gates with deliberately different outcomes: the feature gate skips (a build that can't do this is not a failure), but past it a km3 that isn't listening fails — you asked for these tests, so that is a broken environment, and a second skip would read identically to the feature gate being shut. pytest also prints captured logs for errors but not for skips.fix(ci): give km3 the pqc input, and pin its config against otdf-localkm3 is the only KAS step in the workflow without
pqc-enabled, so CI starts it withouthybrid_tdf_enabledwhileotdf-localsets that for every key-management KAS. A hybrid-TDF test against km3 would pass locally and fail in CI with nothing pointing at the config. The newtest_kas_config.pyreads the km3 step out of the workflow rather than restating its values, and requires every input on that step to be classified as either mapped to a config key or deliberately local-only — so the next input added to either side fails here.docs: name km1, not km1/km2, as the negative controlFour places said km1 and km2 together are the negative control. Only km1 is:
test_decrypt_rejects_kao_kas_registration_when_disabledrequires the rewrap to fail there. Turning the setting on for km2 costs nothing; turning it on for km1 silently converts a negative test into one that passes for the wrong reason.Rebase note
This was rebased after #612 synchronized the
start-additional-kaspins. The commit that gave km3's divergent pin an exit condition is dropped — #612 did it upstream. The only remaining workflow change is the onepqc-enabledline.Verification
otdf-local: ruff/format/pyright clean, 42 passed / 4 deselected.xtest: ruff/format/pyright clean, 49 unit tests pass,test_abac.pycollects 29 tests.Known follow-ups, not addressed here
test_decrypt_rejects_kao_kas_registration_when_disabledis gated onkas_uri_from_kaobut only exercises km1, where the feature is off — so it skips in exactly the configuration it could run in.--no-audit-logsturns some assertions into vacuous passes.Summary by CodeRabbit
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