docs: record the Jobs upgrade contract and validation (#305) - #466
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The release notes covered the Jobs migration's features but never its upgrade story, and the one bullet #305 scoped for it asserted behavior that does not exist: in-flight legacy pods finishing under an old path for one minor. Those four accommodations were deliberately dropped in favour of legacyMigrationHold, which stops the two execution models overlapping at all — the design doc's Upgrade section already records this, so the notes were the last place still implying a dual path. Document what actually happens instead: the hold, the quiet-window prerequisite, the cordoned-and-stalled node an operator sees if they ignore it, and the one unsupported sequence the hold does not cover (unpausing a migrated NodeWright while a pre-upgrade raw pod is still live). Mirror the prerequisite into the chart notes, where helm upgrade is what the user actually runs. Also note the successful-uninstall retention carve-out (#443) next to the retention bullet it contradicts, and correct the two remaining comments — suspendUnfinishedJobs and the design doc's pause section — that still described pause's legacy behavior as a closing migration window rather than a difference across operator versions. Add a Validation section to the design doc. docs/plans/ is gitignored, so the hand-run pass behind #305 (16 Jobs cases, plus the rename pass that exercised the hold) had no committed home; the repo rule asks for the verification to be documented, and the not-covered list is part of that record. No behavior change. Signed-off-by: Alex Yuskauskas <ayuskauskas@nvidia.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes document migration behavior from legacy raw pods to NodeWright Jobs. They add Helm and operator upgrade guidance, describe migration holds and stuck-node recovery, document uninstall Job cleanup behavior, update pause compatibility notes, and record validation results for execution, lifecycle, CLI, and upgrade scenarios. Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR documents the Jobs migration contract, but its current guidance can incorrectly permit enabling migrated resources while legacy package pods are still active, creating a risk of overlapping execution and incorrect package state. It is not merge-ready until the migration sequence and related validation wording are corrected. Possibly related issues
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In `@chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md`:
- Around line 62-65: Update the migration guidance in the release notes to use
the active-work check represented by inFlightLegacySkyhooks rather than
requiring every Skyhook to report complete. Preserve paused and disabled legacy
Skyhooks as not in flight, and require pre-upgrade package pods to exit before
enabling or unpausing the migrated NodeWright.
In `@docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md`:
- Line 345: Complete the validation prose in the unpullable-image table entry by
finishing the fragment after “baseline `#306` improves on,” and revise the wording
around “the gap `#433` exists for” to “the gap tracked by `#433`.”
- Line 204: Qualify the migration-hold no-overlap guarantee to apply only to the
supported migration path, preserving the exception that paused or disabled
legacy Skyhooks are excluded and must finish their pre-upgrade pods before
unpause or enable. Update
docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md:204,
operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go:1084-1087,
operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md:177-185, and chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md:56-61; retain the
adjacent unsupported unpause/enable restriction in
operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md:192-200.
In `@operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md`:
- Around line 187-191: Update the migration hold logic to track legacy raw pods
in addition to Skyhook objects: after prune requests graceful pod deletion, wait
until the legacy pod list is empty before releasing the hold or allowing a new
Job to start, preventing concurrent writes to copyDir. Also add the same
legacy-pod termination requirement to the corresponding chart release notes.
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| Confirm every `Skyhook` reads `complete` first, and do not unpause or enable a | ||
| migrated `NodeWright` until its pre-upgrade package pods are gone. See the | ||
| operator release notes and | ||
| [docs/nodewright-migration.md](../docs/nodewright-migration.md). |
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Do not require every Skyhook to report complete.
Line 62 conflicts with the migration hold contract. inFlightLegacySkyhooks intentionally treats paused and disabled legacy Skyhooks as not in flight, including cases where their legacy status is stale. A paused or disabled resource can therefore remain unchanged during upgrade. Replace the complete requirement with an active-work check, and require pre-upgrade raw pods to exit before enabling the migrated NodeWright.
Based on learnings: StatusPaused and StatusDisabled legacy Skyhooks are not in flight; keep the migrated NodeWright paused or disabled until its pre-upgrade package pods finish.
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- Confirm every Skyhook reads `complete` first, and do not unpause or enable a
- migrated `NodeWright` until its pre-upgrade package pods are gone.
+ Confirm that no active package work remains. Leave paused or disabled Skyhooks
+ unchanged. Verify that pre-upgrade package pods are gone before enabling the
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In `@chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md` around lines 62 - 65, Update the migration guidance
in the release notes to use the active-work check represented by
inFlightLegacySkyhooks rather than requiring every Skyhook to report complete.
Preserve paused and disabled legacy Skyhooks as not in flight, and require
pre-upgrade package pods to exit before enabling or unpausing the migrated
NodeWright.
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| - **Everything else is indifferent**: existence gating counts the suspended Job, completion ignores it (Suspended is not terminal), and node state stays `in_progress` (guard (c) of the erroring evidence makes that hold). | ||
| - **Interrupts already fired**: suspension can't un-ring a reboot; on resume the replacement pod skips the interrupt via the resource-id flag and completes. | ||
| - **Legacy pods can't suspend** — for them pause keeps today's let-finish semantics until the upgrade window closes, so pause's stop-strength is operator-version-dependent (a CLI-docs note). | ||
| - **Legacy pods can't suspend** — a pre-rename raw pod has no Job, so pause cannot stop one. It never has to: the migration hold keeps the two execution models from running side by side (see [Upgrade and compatibility](#upgrade-and-compatibility)). What stays version-dependent is pause's stop-strength *across operator versions* — a pre-Jobs operator lets an in-flight stage finish — which is the CLI-docs note. |
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Qualify the migration-hold no-overlap invariant.
operator/internal/controller/migration_hold.go intentionally excludes paused and disabled legacy Skyhooks. Therefore, the hold prevents overlap only for the supported migration path. Enabling a migrated NodeWright before its legacy raw pods exit remains an unsupported overlap sequence.
docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md#L204-L204: replace the unconditional “It never has to” wording with a supported-path guarantee.operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go#L1084-L1087: qualify the controller comment and retain the paused/disabled exception.operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md#L177-L185: qualify “never allowed” and “no dual path.”operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md#L192-L200: keep the unsupported unpause/enable restriction adjacent to the qualified guarantee.chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md#L56-L61: use the same supported-path wording.
Based on learnings: A legacy Skyhook with StatusPaused or StatusDisabled is not considered in flight; users must wait for its pre-upgrade package pods to finish before unpausing or enabling the migrated NodeWright.
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In `@docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md` at line 204, Qualify
the migration-hold no-overlap guarantee to apply only to the supported migration
path, preserving the exception that paused or disabled legacy Skyhooks are
excluded and must finish their pre-upgrade pods before unpause or enable. Update
docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md:204,
operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go:1084-1087,
operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md:177-185, and chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md:56-61; retain the
adjacent unsupported unpause/enable restriction in
operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md:192-200.
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| | node deleted mid-run | pass — orphaned-node Job foreground-deleted within seconds; the surviving node completed | | ||
| | disruption casualty | pass — evicted attempt spent no retry budget and never marked `erroring` | | ||
| | upgrade → downgrade | pass — upgrade removed the superseded entry; downgrade kept both, as `uninstall.md` intends | | ||
| | unpullable image | pass — bounded by `stageTimeout` rather than hanging indefinitely; the baseline #306 improves on | |
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Complete the validation prose.
- Line 345 ends with the fragment
baselineSurface ImagePullBackOff/ErrImagePull on package pods as state: erroring #306improves on. - Lines 365-367 contain
the gapNo envtest coverage for the JobReconciler and SkyhookReconciler handoff #433exists for; rewrite this asthe gap tracked byNo envtest coverage for the JobReconciler and SkyhookReconciler handoff #433``.
Also applies to: 365-367
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In `@docs/designs/2026-07-10-package-execution-as-jobs.md` at line 345, Complete
the validation prose in the unpullable-image table entry by finishing the
fragment after “baseline `#306` improves on,” and revise the wording around “the
gap `#433` exists for” to “the gap tracked by `#433`.”
| - **If you upgrade anyway with a rollout in flight**, the failure mode is a | ||
| **stuck, cordoned node** rather than corruption or double execution: the hold | ||
| protects the node, the legacy `Skyhook` stays frozen at its stage, and | ||
| nothing progresses until you either roll back and let the rollout finish or | ||
| delete the legacy `Skyhook`. |
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< controller.index("r.HandleMigrations(ctx, clusterState)"),
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"or delete the legacy `Skyhook`." in operator_notes,
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Block migration until legacy raw pods terminate. The hold tracks only Skyhook objects. Prune issues graceful pod deletes but does not wait, and JobExists checks only Jobs. A new Job can therefore start while a legacy pod still writes to the same copyDir. Require the legacy pod list to be empty before releasing the hold, and update chart/RELEASE_NOTES.md lines 60–61 with the same condition.
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In `@operator/RELEASE_NOTES.md` around lines 187 - 191, Update the migration hold
logic to track legacy raw pods in addition to Skyhook objects: after prune
requests graceful pod deletion, wait until the legacy pod list is empty before
releasing the hold or allowing a new Job to start, preventing concurrent writes
to copyDir. Also add the same legacy-pod termination requirement to the
corresponding chart release notes.
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Description
Closes #305. Final PR of the Jobs migration epic (#223) — docs only, no behavior change.
The correction this PR makes
#305 scoped an upgrade note reading "in-flight legacy pods finish under the old path; the dual path is removed the following minor." That is not what the code does. Those four accommodations were deliberately dropped in favour of
legacyMigrationHold, which prevents the two execution models from overlapping at all. The design doc's Upgrade section already records this (and #423 exists to reconcile the docs with it); the release notes were the last place still implying a dual path.So the note documents the real contract instead:
legacyMigrationHoldwithholds allNodeWrightreconciliation while any legacySkyhookis still rolling out. Pre-upgrade package pods run to completion as pods and are removed by the prune.NodeWrightwhile a pre-upgrade raw pod is still live. The hold treats paused/disabled objects as not-in-flight by design, but pre-Jobs pause never stopped a running pod. Documented as unsupported rather than guarded, matching the design doc.Also in this PR
JOB_TTL_SUCCEEDED(Successful uninstall Jobs are deleted immediately, losing their logs #443). Failed uninstalls are retained normally.helm upgradeis what the user actually runs.suspendUnfinishedJobsand the design doc's pause section — which described pause's legacy behavior as a closing migration window rather than a difference across operator versions.## Validationsection in the design doc.docs/plans/is gitignored, so the hand-run pass behind Jobs migration 7/7: release notes and upgrade verification #305 had no committed home and the repo's "document the verification" rule was unmet.Verification
Per #305's checklist, verification was run ahead of this PR rather than in it:
package logs/status/rerunandnode statusexercised inside those cases against a Jobs operator. No CLI code change needed: child pods inherit the full label set, so label queries resolve identically. Documented per the repo rule.make lint(0 issues) andmake unit-tests(14 suites, Test Suite Passed).Stated honestly in the doc rather than papered over: the hold and the Jobs executor were never exercised in one build — the hold on pre-Jobs
main, the Jobs cases on this branch.migration_hold.gowas byte-identical across both, so that composition is argued, not observed. The full not-covered list (operator restart across a completion #433, scale #382, webhook validation, real reboots) is in the doc.Out of scope
#464 (
helm rollbackdeletes the NodeWright CRD) surfaced in the rename validation evidence and is already filed against the rename epic.Checklist
git commit -s) per the DCO.make unit-testspasses.