test(operator): wait on the webhook cache when deleting a DeploymentPolicy - #468
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…olicy The DeploymentPolicy delete specs delete their referencing CR, wait for the apiserver to report it gone via k8sClient, then delete the policy. That last delete goes through the REGISTERED validating webhook in the manager, which lists CRs through the manager's cached client -- not through k8sClient. So the wait proves the wrong thing: the apiserver has applied the delete, but the informer can still return the object, and the policy delete is rejected with "still referenced by 1 NodeWright(s)". Seen in CI on an unrelated PR: admission webhook "vdeploymentpolicy-nodewright.kb.io" denied the request: cannot delete DeploymentPolicy "policy-to-be-freed": still referenced by 1 NodeWright(s): [test-nodewright-temp] Note the existing wait is correct for the direct deploymentPolicyWebhook .ValidateDelete call that precedes it -- that webhook is constructed in the spec with k8sClient. It is the cleanup delete on the next line, served by the manager's copy of the webhook, that nothing covers. This is the removal-direction twin of #467, which added waitForPolicyInWebhookCache for the create direction. Same fix, same shape: wait on the client the webhook actually reads. Applied to both API groups, matching #467's scope. Also refreshes the README header, which still pointed at the pre-rename repo: the pipeline and coverage badges now target NVIDIA/nodewright, the dead Go Report Card badge is dropped, and the support line points at this repo's issues. The GitHub Discussions link goes with it -- Discussions is not enabled on this repository, so it was offering a channel that does not exist. NVIDIA/skyhook-packages is a separate repository and is left alone. Verified by running both webhook suites six times (--repeat=5): 43/43 and 130/130 specs green each pass. Signed-off-by: Brian Lockwood <lockwobr@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README now uses NodeWright badge, repository, and support links. Webhook test suites add cache-based deletion wait helpers for NodeWright and Skyhook resources. Deployment policy deletion tests use these helpers instead of polling the Kubernetes API for resource absence. Unused Kubernetes error and type imports were removed. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The README now directs users to SUPPORT.md, but that file still sends bug reports, feature requests, and questions to the old repository. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to correct those links. Possibly related PRs
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Keep SUPPORT.md consistent with the new repository.
README.md now links to NVIDIA/nodewright/issues, but SUPPORT.md still links bug reports, feature requests, and questions to NVIDIA/skyhook. Update or remove those stale destinations before directing users to SUPPORT.md.
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Fixes a flaky
unit-testsjob, seen on #463 and reproducible in principle on any PR.The failure
DeploymentPolicy When deleting DeploymentPolicy under Validating Webhook should allow deletion after NodeWrights no longer reference it, at the cleanup line —Expect(k8sClient.Delete(ctx, policy)).To(Succeed()).Why
The spec deletes its NodeWright, waits for the apiserver to report it gone through
k8sClient, callsValidateDeletedirectly, then deletes the policy for cleanup.That existing wait is correct for the direct call: the
deploymentPolicyWebhookthe spec constructs is handedk8sClient, so pollingk8sClientis polling exactly the client it reads.It does not cover the line after.
k8sClient.Delete(ctx, policy)goes through the apiserver and therefore through the registered webhook running inside the manager — a different instance, holdingmgr.GetClient(), which reads the informer cache. The apiserver having applied the delete says nothing about whether that informer has observed it yet, so the policy delete is denied and the spec fails.The fix
waitForNodeWrightGoneFromWebhookCache/waitForSkyhookGoneFromWebhookCache, pollingcachedClientuntil the object isNotFound. Same shape and rationale aswaitForPolicyInWebhookCachefrom #467 — wait on the client the webhook actually reads — just in the removal direction, which #467 did not cover. Applied to both API groups, matching #467's scope.Two call sites per group: the failing spec, and a cleanup in the preceding spec with the identical pattern.
Verification
Both webhook suites, six consecutive runs (
--repeat=5): 43/43 and 130/130 specs green each pass.make lintclean.That it was a flake rather than a real regression was also confirmed independently on #463: the Go tree was byte-identical between a commit where
unit-testspassed and one where it failed, the failing package has no dependency edge to anything that PR changed, and a plain CI re-run went green.Unrelated drive-by: README header
The badges still pointed at the pre-rename repository:
NVIDIA/nodewright.NVIDIA/skyhook-packagesis a genuinely separate repository and is left as-is.