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Upgrade to Go 1.26 and Operator SDK v1.39.1 - #116
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Tests Performed
Compiled all packages, including cluster integration test packages.
Ran make test with Kubernetes 1.31.0 envtest assets: 16 webhook specs, 6 controller specs, package tests, and metrics authorization tests passed.
Ran generation, formatting, go vet, make all, and module tidiness checks.
Rendered the default manifests and the opt-in NetworkPolicy configuration; checked metrics/webhook ports and selectors.
Regenerated the bundle with Operator SDK v1.39.1 and passed operator-sdk bundle validate ./bundle, preserving all three CR examples.
Built the operator container successfully with Podman and the pinned UBI9 Go 1.26 builder.
Live-cluster integration tests, scorecard execution, and OpenShift deployment were not run as part of this change.
How To Test
Using Go 1.26 and Operator SDK v1.39.1:
make test
make all
make build-installer IMG=<operator-image>
operator-sdk bundle validate ./bundle
make podman-build IMG=<operator-image>
For cluster testing, deploy the built image and verify registry reconciliation and admission webhooks. Check that HTTPS metrics on port 8443 reject anonymous requests and authenticated callers without /metrics permission, and allow an authorized monitoring service account.
The NetworkPolicies are opt-in. Before enabling them, configure the webhook policy for the cluster's API-server source network and label monitoring namespaces metrics=enabled.
The SDK migration guide's older controller generator is incompatible with Go 1.26, so controller-gen v0.23.0 is retained.
The webhook NetworkPolicy targets the actual container port 9443, rather than Service port 443. Admission requests originate from the API server; the policy's source selector must be adapted before enabling it.
The existing SDK/Kustomize issue still drops the two *List examples during bundle regeneration. They are restored in the checked-in bundle; the workaround is documented in SDK_MIGRATION.md.
The Go update issue spans multiple repositories; this PR covers registry-operator only.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Metrics are now served over HTTPS with authentication and authorization enabled when the endpoint is active.
Optional network policies can restrict access to metrics and webhook endpoints.
Conversion webhooks are configured for registry resources.
Compatibility
Kubernetes API support is updated to target Kubernetes 1.31.
Documentation
Updated installation, development, and migration guidance for the current Operator SDK and Kubernetes versions.
Update the UBI9 builder, CI tools, and controller generator for Go 1.26. Regenerate CRDs and RBAC and refresh development documentation.
Assisted-by: GPT-6
Signed-off-by: Michael Valdron <mvaldron@redhat.com>
Adopt the go/v4 layout, Kubernetes 1.31 dependencies, and versioned build tools. Replace kube-rbac-proxy with authenticated manager metrics, add optional network policies, and regenerate the bundle and scorecard configuration.
Validated local tests, metrics authorization, manifest rendering, bundle validation, and the container build.
Assisted-by: GPT-6
Signed-off-by: Michael Valdron <mvaldron@redhat.com>
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Walkthrough
The project moves to Operator SDK v1.39.1, Kubebuilder v4, and Go 1.26. It updates metrics security, certificate and conversion-webhook configuration, operator permissions, generated bundle manifests, and build and test tooling.
Changes: Operator SDK and Metrics Migration
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SDK and Go baseline go.mod, PROJECT, internal/controller/*, api/v1alpha1/webhook_suite_test.go, README.md, CLUSTER_SUPPORT.md, SDK_MIGRATION.md, .github/workflows/release-pr.yaml
The project targets Go 1.26, Kubebuilder v4, and Operator SDK v1.39.1. Controller packages and the webhook test scheme are updated. Project documentation and the release workflow record the new versions.
Build and test tooling Makefile, Dockerfile, .github/workflows/ci.yaml, .gitignore
Build and test recipes use the updated command layout and tool versions. Docker builds use Dockerfile directly. The Makefile adds build-installer to generate dist/install.yaml.
The manager configures secure metrics serving and authorization. Deployment resources expose metrics on port 8443, add metrics RBAC and optional network policies, and remove the kube-rbac-proxy sidecar configuration.
Certificate and conversion-webhook wiring config/certmanager/*, config/crd/*, config/default/kustomization.yaml, bundle/manifests/registry.devfile.io_*.yaml, bundle/manifests/registry-operator.clusterserviceversion.yaml
Kustomize replacements populate certificate and conversion-webhook references. CRD webhook service references and bundle conversion-webhook definitions are updated.
Default deployment remains internally consistent, but namespace-customized installations can reject registry admission requests because webhook certificate references no longer match. Resolve that regression before merging unless explicitly accepted. External tool overrides and failed-build cleanup also need attention.
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Minor · Remove the ignore prefix from the podman build recipe line. · Makefile:253
Makefile:253 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the ignore prefix from the podman build recipe line.
The - prefix makes make ignore a failed podman build. If one platform fails, make podman-buildx-build still exits 0, and no complete multi-architecture manifest is produced. The corresponding docker-buildx-build build command has no ignore prefix, so it fails the target.
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Review comment at @Makefile at line 253:
Remove the leading make ignore prefix from the podman build recipe in the
podman-buildx-build target so a failed podman build propagates as a target
failure.
Minor · Webhook CA-injection annotations and serving-certificate SANs keep… · kustomization.yaml:46-52
config/default/kustomization.yaml:46-52 Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Webhook CA-injection annotations and serving-certificate SANs keep the default namespace under a parent namespace override.
The replacements block in config/default/kustomization.yaml writes the serving Certificate namespace into cert-manager.io/inject-ca-from. It also writes the webhook Service name and namespace into the Certificate dnsNames. These replacements run during the config/default build, where the namespace is registry-operator-system. The rendered values are registry-operator-system/registry-operator-serving-cert and registry-operator-webhook-service.registry-operator-system.svc.
When a parent kustomization sets namespace, the namespace transformer moves the Certificate and the webhook Service. It does not rewrite the annotation or SAN strings. The annotation then names a Certificate that is no longer in registry-operator-system. The serving certificate names registry-operator-system.svc, but the Service is reached at the overlay namespace. Webhook TLS verification can then fail. All six webhook entries use failurePolicy: Fail, so registry admission requests can be rejected. A default-only deployment is not affected.
The base revision resolved these values through vars at the outer build, so its output followed the overlay namespace. This PR changes that behavior.
Keep the annotation references and the serving-certificate dnsNames aligned with the final namespace. Restoring the outer-build vars resolution used before this PR is one option. Kustomize reports vars as deprecated, so this choice has a maintainability cost. Confirm the change with a parent-overlay render.
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Review comment at @config/default/kustomization.yaml around lines 46 - 52:
Update the replacements in the default Kustomization so the webhook CA-injection
annotation and serving-certificate dnsNames use the final namespace after a
parent overlay applies its namespace. Preserve the existing resource references
and ensure the rendered Certificate and webhook Service names remain aligned;
verify this with a parent-overlay render.
Assert that newMetricsOptions forwards the TLS options.
The test passes nil for tlsOpts. In that case TLSOpts is nil whether or not newMetricsOptions sets it. Removing TLSOpts: tlsOpts would not fail the current assertions. Pass a callback, then assert that it runs against the returned TLSOpts. This check covers forwarding inside newMetricsOptions. It does not cover the enableHTTP2 check in main.
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Review comment at @cmd/main_test.go around lines 68 - 70:
Update the test for newMetricsOptions to pass a TLS callback that sets a
recognizable value, then invoke the callbacks in the returned TLSOpts and assert
that value is applied. Keep the test focused on TLS option forwarding; do not
expand it to cover main’s enableHTTP2 check.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comments at @Makefile:
- Around line 203-204: Update the recipes for docker-buildx-build,
docker-bundle-buildx-build, docker-buildx-push, and docker-bundle-buildx-push to
capture each build command’s exit status, run docker-buildx-cleanup regardless
of build success, then return the original status so failures still fail the
target.
- Around line 325-327: Update the go-install-tool macro so it does not move
binaries into or create symlinks within externally managed KUSTOMIZE or ENVTEST
directories. Keep managed tool installation and links under LOCALBIN, while
preserving configured binaries that already exist and work.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @config/default/kustomization.yaml:
- Around line 46-52: Update the replacements in the default Kustomization so the
webhook CA-injection annotation and serving-certificate dnsNames use the final
namespace after a parent overlay applies its namespace. Preserve the existing
resource references and ensure the rendered Certificate and webhook Service
names remain aligned; verify this with a parent-overlay render.
Review comments at @Makefile:
- Line 253: Remove the leading make ignore prefix from the podman build recipe
in the podman-buildx-build target so a failed podman build propagates as a
target failure.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @cmd/main_test.go:
- Around line 68-70: Update the test for newMetricsOptions to pass a TLS
callback that sets a recognizable value, then invoke the callbacks in the
returned TLSOpts and assert that value is applied. Keep the test focused on TLS
option forwarding; do not expand it to cover main’s enableHTTP2 check.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '90,105p' README.md; sed -n '95,110p' Makefile; sed -n '280,341p' Makefile; rg -n 'KUSTOMIZE=|ENVTEST=|CONTROLLER_GEN=' .github .ci CONTRIBUTING.md SDK_MIGRATION.md
Repository: devfile/registry-operator
Length of output: 4809
Script executed:
set -e
echo"== base Makefile: kustomize/envtest rules =="
git show 33e71f84a5d2c3b1f498775e829130204b7754ea:Makefile | grep -n -A3 -E '^(\$\(KUSTOMIZE\)|\$\(ENVTEST\)|kustomize:|envtest:)'||trueecho"== head Makefile: lines 280-345 =="
sed -n '280,345p' Makefile | nl -ba -v280
echo"== head Makefile: dependent targets on kustomize =="
rg -n -e '^[a-z-]+:.*kustomize' Makefile ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== README override rows =="
rg -n -F -e '`KUSTOMIZE`' -e '`ENVTEST`' README.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: devfile/registry-operator
Length of output: 5085
Keep externally managed KUSTOMIZE and ENVTEST paths usable.
The go-install-tool macro always runs ln -sf onto $(KUSTOMIZE) or $(ENVTEST). It also runs mv into that path's directory when the versioned file is missing. If the directory is read-only, the recipe fails, even when the configured binary exists and works. The base rules never wrote to these paths. The failure affects install, uninstall, deploy, build-installer, and bundle. Install the tool in $(LOCALBIN), or make the override directory writable.
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Review comment at @Makefile around lines 325 - 327:
Update the go-install-tool macro so it does not move binaries into or create
symlinks within externally managed KUSTOMIZE or ENVTEST directories. Keep
managed tool installation and links under LOCALBIN, while preserving configured
binaries that already exist and work.
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Description of Changes
Upgrade the registry operator to Go 1.26 and Operator SDK v1.39.1 with the go/v4 layout and Kubernetes 1.31 dependencies.
cmd/and controllers tointernal/controller/, updating build and test paths.gcr.io/kubebuilder/kube-rbac-proxysidecar with controller-runtime's authenticated HTTPS metrics endpoint.Related Issue(s)
Acceptance Criteria
Tests
Documentation
SDK_MIGRATION.mdwith migration details and compatibility notes.AI-assisted contributions must comply with the project's review, licensing, and attribution requirements.
Tests Performed
make testwith Kubernetes 1.31.0 envtest assets: 16 webhook specs, 6 controller specs, package tests, and metrics authorization tests passed.go vet,make all, and module tidiness checks.operator-sdk bundle validate ./bundle, preserving all three CR examples.Live-cluster integration tests, scorecard execution, and OpenShift deployment were not run as part of this change.
How To Test
Using Go 1.26 and Operator SDK v1.39.1:
For cluster testing, deploy the built image and verify registry reconciliation and admission webhooks. Check that HTTPS metrics on port 8443 reject anonymous requests and authenticated callers without
/metricspermission, and allow an authorized monitoring service account.The NetworkPolicies are opt-in. Before enabling them, configure the webhook policy for the cluster's API-server source network and label monitoring namespaces
metrics=enabled.Running Unit Tests
Running Integration Tests
Notes To Reviewer
*Listexamples during bundle regeneration. They are restored in the checked-in bundle; the workaround is documented inSDK_MIGRATION.md.Summary by CodeRabbit