Update composite resource references to carry dependency information - #1154
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A composite resource's spec.resourceRefs entries are typed as corev1.ObjectReference, which has room for apiVersion, kind, name and namespace and nothing else. Two things a composite resource knows about the resources it composes therefore have nowhere to live. The first is the composition resource name - the name a function knows a composed resource by. It is recorded only in the crossplane.io/composition-resource-name annotation on the composed object, so the only way to learn which reference corresponds to which template is to read every composed resource. The second is any relationship between composed resources. Crossplane is growing the ability to order the resources it creates and deletes from a dependency graph that functions declare, and that graph exists only for the duration of a reconcile in which the pipeline ran. It cannot be consulted when a composite resource is being deleted, because the pipeline does not run then. Add reference.Composed, which carries the ObjectReference fields plus ResourceName and DependsOn, along with Get/SetComposedResourceReferences to read and write it. The existing ObjectReference accessors are reimplemented on top of the new ones so there is one source of truth, and SetResourceReferences preserves the new fields, so a caller that doesn't know about them cannot erase them. The XRD-generated schema gains resourceName and dependsOn on both the cluster and namespaced variants. The change is additive: existing callers of GetResourceReferences and SetResourceReferences are unaffected, and a composite resource that records neither field behaves exactly as it does today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steven@upbound.io>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds composition-aware resource references with ChangesComposed reference metadata
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Unstructured
participant ResourceRefsPath
Caller->>Unstructured: SetResourceReferences(ObjectReference[])
Unstructured->>Unstructured: preserve ResourceName and DependsOn
Unstructured->>Unstructured: build Composed[]
Unstructured->>ResourceRefsPath: write filtered references
Caller->>Unstructured: GetResourceReferences()
Unstructured->>ResourceRefsPath: read Composed[]
ResourceRefsPath-->>Unstructured: composed references
Unstructured-->>Caller: ObjectReference[]
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pkg/resource/unstructured/composite/composite_test.go (1)
447-477: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the required table-driven test structure.
Convert this direct test to a table-driven test with
reason,args, andwantfields. This keeps the new legacy-preservation behavior consistent with repository test conventions and makes additional identity variants easy to add.As per path instructions,
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In `@pkg/resource/unstructured/composite/composite.go`:
- Around line 308-336: Update SetResourceReferences to retain existing composed
references whose object identity is empty, including entries carrying only
ResourceName or DependsOn, before storing the converted legacy references.
Exclude these ordering-only entries from the legacy conversion loop as today,
then append or otherwise preserve them alongside filtered and pass the combined
result to SetComposedResourceReferences without changing identified-reference
conversion.
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In `@pkg/resource/unstructured/composite/composite_test.go`:
- Around line 447-477: Convert TestSetResourceReferencesPreservesOrdering into a
table-driven test using cases with reason, args, and want fields; retain the
existing legacy ordering-preservation scenario and compare each result with
cmp.Diff. Use PascalCase test and case naming consistent with repository
conventions, while preserving the current behavior and assertions.
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| func (c *Unstructured) SetResourceReferences(refs []corev1.ObjectReference) { | ||
| empty := corev1.ObjectReference{} | ||
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| filtered := make([]corev1.ObjectReference, 0, len(refs)) | ||
| existing := map[corev1.ObjectReference]reference.Composed{} | ||
| for _, ref := range c.GetComposedResourceReferences() { | ||
| k := corev1.ObjectReference{APIVersion: ref.APIVersion, Kind: ref.Kind, Name: ref.Name, Namespace: ref.Namespace} | ||
| existing[k] = ref | ||
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| filtered := make([]reference.Composed, 0, len(refs)) | ||
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| for _, ref := range refs { | ||
| // TODO(negz): Ask muvaf to explain what this is working around. :) | ||
| // TODO(muvaf): temporary workaround. | ||
| if ref.String() == empty.String() { | ||
| continue | ||
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| filtered = append(filtered, ref) | ||
| filtered = append(filtered, reference.Composed{ | ||
| APIVersion: ref.APIVersion, | ||
| Kind: ref.Kind, | ||
| Name: ref.Name, | ||
| Namespace: ref.Namespace, | ||
| ResourceName: existing[ref].ResourceName, | ||
| DependsOn: existing[ref].DependsOn, | ||
| }) | ||
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| _ = fieldpath.Pave(c.Object).SetValue(path, filtered) | ||
| c.SetComposedResourceReferences(filtered) |
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Preserve ordering-only references during legacy writes.
SetComposedResourceReferences accepts references that contain only ResourceName or DependsOn. SetResourceReferences cannot represent these entries: their identity key is empty, and empty corev1.ObjectReference values are skipped. The method then rebuilds filtered only from the supplied legacy references and overwrites resourceRefs, which removes the ordering metadata. Could you preserve existing composed references with no object identity before storing the converted legacy references?
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In `@pkg/resource/unstructured/composite/composite.go` around lines 308 - 336,
Update SetResourceReferences to retain existing composed references whose object
identity is empty, including entries carrying only ResourceName or DependsOn,
before storing the converted legacy references. Exclude these ordering-only
entries from the legacy conversion loop as today, then append or otherwise
preserve them alongside filtered and pass the combined result to
SetComposedResourceReferences without changing identified-reference conversion.
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SetComposedResourceReferences will store a reference carrying nothing but a composition resource name, or nothing but the resources it depends on: the filter it applies drops a reference only when every field is empty. SetResourceReferences could not represent such an entry. It matched recorded references to supplied ones by object identity, so a reference with no identity sat under the empty key, never matched anything the caller supplied, and was replaced away along with the ordering it carried. A caller that knew only about ObjectReferences could therefore erase ordering it had no way to supply - the opposite of what this method sets out to do. Carry those references over wholesale instead. Crossplane itself never writes one, because it always populates apiVersion and kind from the GVK, but the API allowed a state it then destroyed. Also make TestSetResourceReferencesPreservesOrdering table-driven, covering ordering preserved across a matching reference, ordering preserved for a reference with no object identity, and ordering dropped for a resource the caller no longer references. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steven@upbound.io>
Description of your changes
WIP: Adds fields in support of dependency tracking in support of crossplane/crossplane#7842
reference.Composed— a composed resource reference that carries theObjectReferencefields plus two more:with
GetComposedResourceReferences/SetComposedResourceReferencesto readand write it, on the
ComposedResourcesReferencerinterface and its fake. TheXRD-generated schema gains
resourceNameanddependsOnon both the clusterand namespaced variants.
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