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test: make the REST and e2e harnesses reliable off the project's own stands - #199
Four test-harness fixes split out of #190, independent of it.
The REST test server is ready when its own OnReady fires, not when a dial succeeds. pickFreeAddr releases its probe port before Start binds, so a parallel test could take it: the readiness dial then reached that test's server, and the handler under test answered 404 from a store that never held the fixture. A bind that loses the race is retried on a fresh port.
The test server's stop closes the shared client's idle connections first. Shutdown treats a connection no request has arrived on as idle only five seconds after it was opened, and the client leaves such connections in its pool when it dials for a request that another connection then serves. The helper waits two seconds, so a few random tests failed every run with server did not stop within 2s after cancel while nothing was in flight. pkg/rest now passes ten runs in a row and a -race run.
The e2e lib and the replay runner find the nodes that run a satellite through the satellite DaemonSet when the control-plane selector returns nothing, as it does on a three-control-plane Cozystack cluster.
BS_WORKERS and BS_SP let a stand override the replay's node list and pool name.
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Improved test environment setup to find eligible worker nodes when standard discovery returns none.
Added configuration overrides for worker selection and storage-pool selection.
Made server test startup more resilient to address conflicts, with clearer handling of other startup failures and readiness timeouts.
Added coverage for worker discovery across namespaces and satellite pod states.
The changes update REST test-server startup and cleanup, worker discovery and readiness checks in the e2e library, and worker and storage-pool overrides in the operator replay runner.
Changes: Test harness worker selection
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Worker discovery and harness overrides tests/e2e/lib.sh, tests/operator-harness/replay-runner.sh
Both scripts honor BS_WORKERS when set. Otherwise, they select non-control-plane nodes first and fall back to nodes hosting Running satellite pods. The replay runner also lets BS_SP override the workflow storage pool.
Worker readiness and discovery test tests/e2e/lib.sh, tests/e2e/lib_test.go
require_workers counts Ready nodes from the discovered worker list and handles an empty list. The new test checks that discovery selects nodes from Running satellite pods in blockstor-system, excluding completed pods and pods in another namespace.
REST test server startup
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Startup readiness and cleanup pkg/rest/server_test.go
The test helper waits for the server’s OnReady callback instead of probing the address. It retries EADDRINUSE startup failures with a fresh address, retains the five-second timeout, and closes idle default-client connections before cancellation.
cozystack/blockstor#190: Its description says the test-harness changes were split out into this PR, and it cites the same REST test-server shutdown flake.
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The harness changes are mergeable with bounded follow-up: duplicate worker names or workers without satellites can pass preflight and then fail scenarios. Use distinct satellite-hosting workers until validation is tightened.
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Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps) NOT LGTM. Please limit the satellite fallback to the namespace selected for the e2e run.
The new query lists matching pods across all namespaces, but later pod operations use the selected namespace. Evidence: with three Ready satellites in that namespace and a matching pod on an earlier-sorted node elsewhere, my stubbed run passed the worker preflight but then failed with no Running satellite pod on node foreign-0. The foreign node became WORKER_1 through the query at tests/e2e/lib.sh:103, while on_node searches only NS at line 124. Using the same namespace for discovery fixes this case. Please add a shell regression test with a matching pod outside the selected namespace.
Fixed in 28e50a3, both the e2e lib and the replay runner look for satellites in the run's namespace only. The regression test sources lib.sh with a stubbed kubectl and a matching pod on foreign-0 in another namespace; without the fix it picks foreign-0 as the first worker.
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Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps) NOT LGTM. Please restrict both satellite fallbacks to Running pods.
Evidence: with one Succeeded satellite on an earlier-sorted Ready node and three Ready satellites on other nodes in the same namespace, my stubbed run picked the completed pod's node as the first worker. The e2e preflight passed, then execution failed with no Running satellite pod on node completed-0. The replay assertion failed on that node too. Adding --field-selector status.phase=Running to the fallback queries made both probes pass. Please add a regression case for a completed pod in the selected namespace.
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Worker discovery asked "which nodes are not control-plane", and every
cell then used the answer as "which nodes run a satellite". Those are
the same set on the project's own stands and not elsewhere: a Cozystack
cluster of three control-plane nodes runs satellites on all three and
has no node without the label, so the selector returned nothing,
WORKER_1..3 came back empty and require_workers skipped every scenario
as unexercisable. A stand where nothing can be exercised is
indistinguishable from a stand where everything passes.
The satellite DaemonSet is the authority on the question actually being
asked, so it answers when the label selector cannot: one extra call,
and only on the clusters where the first answer was empty.
require_workers counts Ready off that same set rather than re-running
the selector. BS_WORKERS overrides both, for a stand whose shape
neither rule fits.
The worker-count expansion is guarded for bash older than 4.4, which
treats "${empty[@]}" as unbound under `set -u` and would turn "this
cluster has no satellites" into a crash inside the preflight whose job
is to report it.
Verified against a three-control-plane Cozystack cluster: discovery
returns all three nodes and the preflight passes where it previously
skipped.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
pickFreeAddr closes its probe listener before Start binds, so a
parallel test can take the port in between. The readiness dial then
reached that test's server, this one had already failed to bind, and
every request was answered by a store that never held the fixture,
which surfaced as a 404 from the handler under test. The harness now
waits for the server's OnReady and retries a bind that lost the race
on a fresh port.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
The runner discovered nodes the way the cli-matrix lib did, as "not a
control-plane node", so on a Cozystack cluster of three control-plane
nodes it found none and skipped every workflow. The satellite
DaemonSet answers when the label selector cannot, and BS_WORKERS
overrides both.
The pool name is a property of the stand, not of the workflow: the
project's stands call it `stand`, a Cozystack cluster calls it
whatever its LinstorCluster declares. BS_SP overrides it, which is the
difference between a harness and a fixture.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
The test server helper allowed two seconds for Start to return after
cancel. Shutdown counts a connection no request has arrived on as idle
only five seconds after it was opened, and the tests' shared client
leaves such connections in its pool when it dials for a request that
another connection then serves. A few random tests failed every run with
"server did not stop within 2s" while no request was in flight.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
The fallback listed satellite pods in every namespace, while on_node and
the harness exec into the run's namespace alone. A matching pod elsewhere
on an earlier-sorted node became a worker no cell could reach.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
on_node and the harness exec only into a Running satellite pod, so a
completed pod on an earlier-sorted node became a worker no cell could
reach.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
Fixed in cbd180f, both fallbacks ask for Running pods only. The stub now has a completed satellite on completed-0 in the same namespace; without the field selector it becomes the first worker.
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Minor · Check readiness before assigning WORKER_1. · lib.sh:973-975
tests/e2e/lib.sh:973-975 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Check readiness before assigning WORKER_1.
require_workers counts Ready nodes, but WORKER_1 to WORKER_3 keep the unfiltered sorted order. A NotReady first node can pass the count when a later node is Ready. no-drbd.sh then targets that node and fails after 60s with "no devicePath observed" instead of skipping.
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/lib.sh around lines 973 - 975:
Update require_workers so WORKER_1 through WORKER_3 are assigned only from Ready
nodes, using the same readiness-filtered set for both worker counting and
assignment; preserve the existing ordering among eligible nodes.
Use a non-default namespace in the namespace regression test.
The fixture uses NS=blockstor-system, which is also the default. A discovery path that hardcodes -n blockstor-system sends the same kubectl arguments and passes the test. A non-default namespace makes the test fail when $NS is ignored.
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- *"-n blockstor-system get pods"*"status.phase=Running"*) echo "node-b node-a node-c" ;;- *"-n blockstor-system get pods"*) echo "completed-0 node-b node-a node-c" ;;+ *"-n stand-ns get pods"*"status.phase=Running"*) echo "node-b node-a node-c" ;;+ *"-n stand-ns get pods"*) echo "completed-0 node-b node-a node-c" ;;
- t.Errorf("workers %q, want the Running satellites of blockstor-system only", got)+ t.Errorf("workers %q, want the Running satellites of stand-ns only", got)
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/lib_test.go at line 57:
Update the namespace regression test setup at cmd.Env to use a namespace
different from the default, and align the kubectl stub’s namespace matching and
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- Around line 972-975: Update the node-counting condition in require_workers so
a BS_WORKERS entry increments the count only when its node is Ready and has a
Running satellite pod scheduled on it; preserve the existing behavior for all
other entries.
- Line 94: Update the BS_WORKERS override handling that populates _BS_WORKERS to
sort and deduplicate nodes before assigning worker slots, so readiness checks
count distinct nodes; apply the same deduplication to the NODE1–NODE4 list in
the replay-runner.
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Review comments at @tests/e2e/lib.sh:
- Around line 973-975: Update require_workers so WORKER_1 through WORKER_3 are
assigned only from Ready nodes, using the same readiness-filtered set for both
worker counting and assignment; preserve the existing ordering among eligible
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- Line 57: Update the namespace regression test setup at cmd.Env to use a
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Deduplicate the BS_WORKERS override before assigning worker slots.
The BS_WORKERS branch sorts the list but does not remove duplicates. If the list repeats a node, WORKER_1 and WORKER_2 can name the same node. require_workers counts each entry separately, so the duplicate passes the readiness check. The fallback branch already uses sort -u, so the override branch should match it. The same change applies to NODE1–NODE4 in tests/operator-harness/replay-runner.sh.
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--- "a/tests/e2e/lib.sh"+++ "b/tests/e2e/lib.sh"@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@
# a stand whose shape neither rule fits.
if [[ -n "${BS_WORKERS:-}" ]]; then
# shellcheck disable=SC2086 # BS_WORKERS is a space-separated node list
- mapfile -t _BS_WORKERS < <(printf '%s\n' $BS_WORKERS | sort)+ mapfile -t _BS_WORKERS < <(printf '%s\n' $BS_WORKERS | sort -u)
else
mapfile -t _BS_WORKERS < <(
kubectl get nodes -l '!node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane' \
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/lib.sh at line 94:
Update the BS_WORKERS override handling that populates _BS_WORKERS to sort and
deduplicate nodes before assigning worker slots, so readiness checks count
distinct nodes; apply the same deduplication to the NODE1–NODE4 list in the
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Count only nodes that run a Running satellite pod in require_workers.
The gate counts each BS_WORKERS entry whose node is Ready, even when no Running satellite pod runs there. That node passes the gate. no-drbd.sh then waits 60 seconds for a devicePath and fails instead of skipping. Require a Running satellite pod on each counted node.
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- if [[ "$(kubectl get node "$_w" --no-headers 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}')" == "Ready" ]]; then+ if [[ "$(kubectl get node "$_w" --no-headers 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}')" == "Ready" ]] \+ && [[ -n "$(kubectl -n "$NS" get pods -l app=blockstor-satellite \+ --field-selector "spec.nodeName=${_w},status.phase=Running" -o name 2>/dev/null)" ]]; then
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if((${#_BS_WORKERS[@]}>0));then
for_win"${_BS_WORKERS[@]}";do
if [[ "$(kubectl get node "$_w" --no-headers 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}')"=="Ready" ]];then
got=$(( got +1))
if((${#_BS_WORKERS[@]}>0));then
for_win"${_BS_WORKERS[@]}";do
if [[ "$(kubectl get node "$_w" --no-headers 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}')"=="Ready" ]] \
&& [[ -n"$(kubectl -n "$NS" get pods -l app=blockstor-satellite \
--field-selector "spec.nodeName=${_w},status.phase=Running" -o name 2>/dev/null)" ]]; then
got=$(( got +1))
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Update the node-counting condition in require_workers so a BS_WORKERS entry
increments the count only when its node is Ready and has a Running satellite pod
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Four test-harness fixes split out of #190, independent of it.
OnReadyfires, not when a dial succeeds.pickFreeAddrreleases its probe port beforeStartbinds, so a parallel test could take it: the readiness dial then reached that test's server, and the handler under test answered 404 from a store that never held the fixture. A bind that loses the race is retried on a fresh port.Shutdowntreats a connection no request has arrived on as idle only five seconds after it was opened, and the client leaves such connections in its pool when it dials for a request that another connection then serves. The helper waits two seconds, so a few random tests failed every run withserver did not stop within 2s after cancelwhile nothing was in flight.pkg/restnow passes ten runs in a row and a-racerun.BS_WORKERSandBS_SPlet a stand override the replay's node list and pool name.Summary by CodeRabbit