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Review comments at @cmd/deploy.go:
- Around line 345-348: Update the manifest configuration built from
deploySettings in the deployment flow so combined deployments persist the custom
SecuredCluster namespace needed by teardown. Ensure teardown can recover that
namespace without the original user configuration, using the manifest or another
reliable lookup; do not rely on restoring the default namespace.
Review comments at @cmd/teardown.go:
- Line 73: In the teardown configuration flow, pass a nil base to
`assembleConfigForCommand` unless the manifest loaded successfully; avoid
calling `clusterConfig.AsConfig()` for a missing or failed manifest so defaults
are applied when there are no user overrides.
Review comments at @internal/manifest/manifest.go:
- Around line 43-46: Update manifest.AsConfig to start from
deployer.DefaultConfig() and then apply the stored Roxie and Central settings,
preserving defaults for configuration sections omitted from the manifest,
including SecuredCluster.Namespace.
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cmd/deploy.gocmd/shell.gocmd/teardown.gointernal/manifest/manifest.go
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| deploySettings, err := assembleConfigForCommand(clusterConfig, deploySettingsFromArgs, skipUserConfig) | ||
| deploySettings, err := assembleConfigForCommand(clusterConfig.AsConfig(), deploySettingsFromArgs, skipUserConfig) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pass a nil base when the manifest did not load.
If the manifest is absent or loading fails, clusterConfig remains zero-valued, but AsConfig() still returns a non-nil base. assembleConfigForCommand then skips defaults. With no user overrides, teardown uses empty Central and SecuredCluster namespaces and can report completion without removing either deployment. Keep the base nil unless the manifest loads successfully. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @cmd/teardown.go at line 73:
In the teardown configuration flow, pass a nil base to
`assembleConfigForCommand` unless the manifest loaded successfully; avoid
calling `clusterConfig.AsConfig()` for a missing or failed manifest so defaults
are applied when there are no user overrides.
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| return &deployer.Config{ | ||
| Roxie: c.Roxie, | ||
| Central: c.Central, | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restore defaults for configuration sections omitted from the manifest.
When teardown loads a manifest, AsConfig() returns a non-nil base with an empty SecuredCluster.Namespace. assembleConfigForCommand therefore skips DefaultConfig(). Without a user override, SecuredCluster teardown checks an empty namespace and skips the installed resources. Start from deployer.DefaultConfig(), then apply the stored Roxie and Central settings. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @internal/manifest/manifest.go around lines 43 - 46:
Update manifest.AsConfig to start from deployer.DefaultConfig() and then apply
the stored Roxie and Central settings, preserving defaults for configuration
sections omitted from the manifest, including SecuredCluster.Namespace.
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Review comments at @internal/deployer/deployer.go:
- Around line 538-540: Update teardownSecuredCluster to collect errors from each
namespace worker instead of only logging them; after wg.Wait(), return a joined
error when any teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace call fails, while still waiting
for all namespaces to finish.
- Around line 499-500: At internal/deployer/deployer.go lines 499-500, return
operational errors from Central discovery instead of logging and treating them
as absence; skip teardown only when discovery succeeds and finds no CR. Apply
the same change to SecuredCluster discovery at internal/deployer/deployer.go
lines 528-529.
- Around line 499-501: When the Central CR is missing, update the teardown path
at internal/deployer/deployer.go:499-501 to use an available namespace fallback
and clean up remaining Central resources instead of returning immediately. Apply
the same fallback at internal/deployer/deployer.go:528-530 to clean up remaining
SecuredCluster resources when its CR is missing.
- Line 665: Update the CR discovery command in `get` to list the resource type
across all namespaces without passing `crName`, then filter the returned items
by `metadata.name` and return the matching namespaces. Ensure both teardown
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| log.Infof("No Central CR found on cluster, skipping Central teardown") |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Propagate discovery errors instead of treating them as absent CRs. An authorization or API failure currently makes either teardown return success without deleting resources. Skip only when a successful discovery query finds no CRs. (kubernetes.io)
internal/deployer/deployer.go#L499-L500: return operational Central discovery errors.internal/deployer/deployer.go#L528-L529: return operational SecuredCluster discovery errors.
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 499 - 500:
At internal/deployer/deployer.go lines 499-500, return operational errors from
Central discovery instead of logging and treating them as absence; skip teardown
only when discovery succeeds and finds no CR. Apply the same change to
SecuredCluster discovery at internal/deployer/deployer.go lines 528-529.
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| if err != nil { | ||
| log.Infof("No Central CR found on cluster, skipping Central teardown") | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep a cleanup path when a CR has already been deleted. A missing CR no longer identifies a namespace, but the namespace can still hold resources that teardown previously removed. (kubernetes.io)
internal/deployer/deployer.go#L499-L501: use an available namespace fallback to clean remaining Central resources.internal/deployer/deployer.go#L528-L530: use an available namespace fallback to clean remaining SecuredCluster resources.
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 499 - 501:
When the Central CR is missing, update the teardown path at
internal/deployer/deployer.go:499-501 to use an available namespace fallback and
clean up remaining Central resources instead of returning immediately. Apply the
same fallback at internal/deployer/deployer.go:528-530 to clean up remaining
SecuredCluster resources when its CR is missing.
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| if err := d.teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace(ctx, ns); err != nil { | ||
| log.Warningf("Error tearing down SecuredCluster in namespace %s: %v", ns, err) | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Return per-namespace teardown errors.
If deletion fails in one namespace, this goroutine only logs the error. After wg.Wait(), teardownSecuredCluster returns nil. The command can then report success despite resources remaining. Collect the worker errors and return a joined error after all namespaces finish.
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go around lines 538 - 540:
Update teardownSecuredCluster to collect errors from each namespace worker
instead of only logging them; after wg.Wait(), return a joined error when any
teardownSecuredClusterInNamespace call fails, while still waiting for all
namespaces to finish.
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| func (d *Deployer) discoverCRNamespaces(ctx context.Context, crType, crName string) ([]string, error) { | ||
| result, err := k8s.RunKubectl(ctx, k8s.KubectlOptions{ | ||
| Args: []string{"get", crType, crName, "-A", "-o", "jsonpath={.items[*].metadata.namespace}"}, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
List CRs before filtering by name.
kubectl get <type> <name> -A rejects a named lookup across all namespaces. The v0.36.2 resource builder returns a resource cannot be retrieved by name across all namespaces. Both teardown paths therefore fail discovery. They then skip resource deletion while reporting success. List the CR type with -A, filter the returned items by metadata.name, and return their namespaces. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @internal/deployer/deployer.go at line 665:
Update the CR discovery command in `get` to list the resource type across all
namespaces without passing `crName`, then filter the returned items by
`metadata.name` and return the matching namespaces. Ensure both teardown paths
use this discovery behavior.
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Also include RoxieConfig
Implement auto-discovery for teardown, not relying on the manifest for secured clusters. For central we do use the manifest, to learn about which addons need to be torn down as well.
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Replaces #305
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--single-namespaceflag is still accepted but is deprecated and has no effect.