OCPBUGS-115163: make upgrade acknowledgement aware of CVO payload retrieval - #31600
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe upgrade monitor now matches ChangesCVO upgrade acknowledgement
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The upgrade acknowledgement monitor now accounts for target-specific payload retrieval and rejection states with bounded waiting. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant clusterUpgrade
participant upgradeAcknowledgementWait
participant versionMonitor.Check
clusterUpgrade->>upgradeAcknowledgementWait: Wait for target acknowledgement
loop Until acknowledgement or bounded timeout
upgradeAcknowledgementWait->>versionMonitor.Check: Check ClusterVersion with context
versionMonitor.Check-->>upgradeAcknowledgementWait: Generation and target ReleaseAccepted state
end
upgradeAcknowledgementWait-->>clusterUpgrade: Continue, fail, or log slow acknowledgement
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In `@test/e2e/upgrade/upgrade.go`:
- Line 555: Update the generation comparison in versionMonitor.Check to use >=
instead of > when validating cv.Status.ObservedGeneration against the updated
generation, ensuring the desired update is validated when the generations are
equal.
- Line 549: Update the acknowledgement poll around wait.PollImmediate to create
a context bounded by hardCap, use wait.PollImmediateWithContext, and pass that
cancellable context to versionMonitor.Check instead of context.Background();
preserve the existing polling interval and completion behavior.
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In `@test/e2e/upgrade/monitor_test.go`:
- Around line 70-73: Add a table-driven test case alongside the existing
stale-condition cases using retrieving(targetVersion, otherImage) with the
image-based desired update and wantMatch false, ensuring version-only matching
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…rieval
The "Cluster version operator acknowledges upgrade" check waited only for
status.observedGeneration to catch up, within a fixed per-platform timeout.
The CVO advances observedGeneration only after the release payload has been
retrieved, verified, and accepted, so a slow release-image retrieval can blow
the timeout and fail the test even though the CVO is legitimately making
progress.
Rather than accept a "retrieval started" signal as acknowledgement (which would
hide a genuine download/verification failure), keep acknowledgement gated on the
payload actually being accepted, but make the wait aware of payload-retrieval
state via the CVO ReleaseAccepted condition:
- succeed as soon as observedGeneration catches up (payload accepted);
- fail fast when ReleaseAccepted=False for the requested release, i.e. the CVO
tried and could not retrieve or verify the payload;
- tolerate exceeding the short per-platform timeout only while the CVO shows a
target-matched ReleaseAccepted condition (evidence it is actively
retrieving), up to a bounded hard cap. A CVO that never picks up the request
still fails at the short timeout.
This removes the false timeout without losing detection of a real payload
retrieval/validation failure, and the wait is always bounded. The former
flake-on-slow-ack behaviour is replaced with a telemetry log line, since a
slow-but-progressing retrieval is now a legitimate, bounded wait.
Thread a cancellable context (bounded by the acknowledgement hard cap) through
the acknowledgement poll and versionMonitor.Check so API reads honor
cancellation, and validate the desired update at the exact generation-equality
boundary (>=) so a request replaced by another actor is not acknowledged.
The fail-fast error surfaces only the ReleaseAccepted condition reason (a fixed
CVO step identifier); the raw condition message is omitted because it echoes the
requested image and retrieval error, which can carry internal registry
hostnames or other sensitive data into JUnit output and cluster events.
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What / Why
Fixes OCPBUGS-115163: the
[sig-cluster-lifecycle] Cluster version operator acknowledges upgradecheck can time out while the CVO is legitimately retrieving a slow release payload, producing a false acknowledgement failure.The acknowledgement check waited only for
status.observedGenerationto catch up, within a fixed per-platform timeout (2m default / 4m OpenStack / 10m bare metal). The CVO advancesobservedGenerationonly after the release payload has been retrieved, verified, and accepted. A slow release-image retrieval therefore outlasts the fixed window even while the CVO is making progress, and the test fails (or, over 2m, flaked).Approach
This supersedes the earlier attempt in #31583. That PR made the check accept a "payload-retrieval started" signal as acknowledgement. One of the fears is that is not correct. Acknowledgement is meant to prove the CVO can actually start updating, and payload download + validation is a precondition. Accepting "retrieval started" would let an actual download/verification failure pass the check, with no bounded place left to catch it.
Instead, this keeps acknowledgement gated on the payload actually being accepted, but makes the wait aware of payload-retrieval state via the CVO
ReleaseAcceptedClusterVersion condition:observedGenerationcatches up (payload accepted) — unchanged success criterion.ReleaseAccepted=Falsefor the requested release, i.e. the CVO tried and could not retrieve or verify the payload — bounded and immediate. Only the condition reason (a fixed CVO step identifier) is surfaced; the raw message is omitted to avoid leaking the requested image or internal registry hostnames into JUnit output and cluster events.ReleaseAcceptedcondition (evidence it is actively retrieving), up to a bounded hard cap (maxCVOUpdateAckTimeout = 15m). A CVO that never picks up the request still fails at the short timeout.This removes the false timeout without losing detection of a real payload retrieval/validation failure, and the wait is always bounded — a stuck or failed retrieval never leaves the test waiting indefinitely nor lets it pass without the payload being validated. This directly answers the review contract on #31583 ("detect that retrieval started, and still fail, bounded, when retrieval/validation does not complete or fails").
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ReleaseAcceptedcondition (notRetrievePayloadevents) is used deliberately, so the event-list API-failure and log-sanitization problems seen in #31583 do not recur. Target matching keys on the release image (or version, for version-only requests) recorded in the condition message, sinceobservedGeneration/status.desiredonly advance after acceptance and cannot identify the in-progress target.The former flake-on-slow-ack branch is replaced with a telemetry log line, since a slow-but-progressing retrieval is now a legitimate, bounded wait.
Testing
Local, on the changed package:
go test ./test/e2e/upgrade/— new table-driven unit tests forreleaseAcceptedForTarget(in-progress match, failure match, stale/other-image ignored, version-only match/non-match) pass.go vet ./test/e2e/upgrade/— clean.gofmt -l— clean.go build ./test/e2e/... ./cmd/openshift-tests/— the e2e tree and theopenshift-testsbinary compile.Summary by CodeRabbit