OCPEDGE-2952: add topology transition e2e suite - #31626
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Adds a new openshift/topology-transition suite that triggers and validates a SNO -> HA compact (3-node) control-plane topology transition on platform:none, behind the MutableTopology feature gate. The suite assumes a CI lane has already joined the additional control-plane nodes and let CEO scale etcd to 3 voting members, then drives the transition itself: it patches spec.controlPlaneTopology, asserts the transition controller admits and completes the request, and confirms cluster operators and a baseline workload stay healthy. A companion negative test forces a precondition failure (cordoning control-plane nodes) to verify the controller withholds admission. Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughAdds a ChangesMutableTopology topology transition testing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GinkgoSuite
participant KubernetesAPI
participant TopologyController
participant BaselineDeployment
GinkgoSuite->>KubernetesAPI: Validate transition prerequisites
GinkgoSuite->>KubernetesAPI: Patch topology and node schedulability
TopologyController-->>KubernetesAPI: Update transition conditions and topology status
GinkgoSuite->>KubernetesAPI: Verify convergence and operator stability
GinkgoSuite->>BaselineDeployment: Verify workload readiness
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The transition test may run on a cluster outside its intended three-node topology and fail for an unrelated prerequisite. Resolve the total-node validation before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 13 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Test Structure And QualityExplanation The new Ginkgo suite introduces multiple assertions without meaningful failure messages, which directly violates requirement 4. Examples include the infrastructure and node-list checks at lines 149 and 159, cordon and transition patch checks at lines 241 and 251, and several condition/status checks at lines 270-277. The waits are bounded, and the namespace-scoped baseline Deployment is covered by the CLI's framework namespace cleanup. Resolution Add a diagnostic message to every assertion that currently uses a bare matcher. Include the operation and relevant object or condition, such as the node name for cordon/uncordon failures, the requested topology for patch failures, and the last observed transition conditions for condition assertions. Retain the existing bounded waits and cleanup behavior. Full details: Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test CompatibilityExplanation The new tests assume a multi-node cluster, but they are not protected from SNO. Both Resolution Single Node OpenShift (SNO) compatibility notice: These tests assume a multi-node cluster and may fail on Single Node OpenShift deployments. Please verify the tests by running the serial CI job:
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56-56: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDo not reuse
infraNamefor the operatorConfigobject name.
infraNamedocuments theInfrastructureobject name. Line 56 uses it forconfigs.operator.openshift.io. Both objects are namedclustertoday, so behavior is correct. A separate constant makes the two independent API contracts explicit.♻️ Proposed refactor
const ( infraName = "cluster" + + // operatorConfigName is the name of the cluster-scoped + // configs.operator.openshift.io object. + operatorConfigName = "cluster"- config, err := oc.AdminOperatorClient().OperatorV1().Configs().Get(ctx, infraName, metav1.GetOptions{}) + config, err := oc.AdminOperatorClient().OperatorV1().Configs().Get(ctx, operatorConfigName, metav1.GetOptions{})🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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defer g.GinkgoRecover()in the container body has no effect.The
Describeclosure runs once during tree construction. The deferred call returns before any spec executes, so it cannot recover a panic from a spec. Ginkgo already recovers panics in specs it runs. UseGinkgoRecoveronly inside goroutines started by a spec. Remove Line 92.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/extended/topology_transition/topology_transition.go`:
- Around line 148-151: Move the uncordon DeferCleanup registrations to before
the cordon loop so cleanup is established before any setNodeSchedulable call can
fail. In the cordoning flow, append each node name to cordonedNodes only after
its schedulability update succeeds, and remove the later duplicate cleanup
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In `@test/extended/topology_transition/helpers.go`:
- Line 56: Update the Config lookup in the topology transition helper to use a
dedicated constant for the operator Config object name instead of reusing
infraName; keep infraName exclusively for the Infrastructure resource and
preserve the current “cluster” value through the new constant.
In `@test/extended/topology_transition/topology_transition.go`:
- Line 92: Remove the ineffective defer g.GinkgoRecover() from the
Describe/container construction body in the topology transition test; retain
recovery only where needed inside goroutines launched by an executing spec.
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- Fix a cleanup-ordering bug in the negative test (CodeRabbit): the DeferCleanup registrations were added after cordoning all nodes, so a failure partway through the cordon loop would abort before any cleanup was registered, permanently cordoning earlier nodes for the rest of this [Serial] suite. Cleanups are now registered first, and a node is only added to the uncordon list once its own cordon call succeeds. - Use the same dual-label (control-plane/master) node detection in the negative test as the happy-path precondition check, via a new shared listControlPlaneNodes helper, instead of a single-label selector that would undercount control-plane nodes on a cluster still using the legacy node-role.kubernetes.io/master label. - Give the operator Config object its own named constant instead of reusing infraName, since they're independent API contracts that happen to share the name "cluster". - Remove a no-op defer g.GinkgoRecover() from the Describe container body (GinkgoRecover only has an effect inside goroutines started by a running spec). - Remove vanhalenar from the openshift-edge-reviewers/approvers OWNERS aliases: the OWNERS validation bot flagged this user as untrusted (not an openshift org member or collaborator) in this repo. Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@test/extended/topology_transition/topology_transition.go`:
- Around line 181-184: Update the topology transition test’s node-selection flow
around listControlPlaneNodes and setNodeSchedulable so cordon candidates include
only control-plane nodes that are initially schedulable, ensuring cleanup
restores only nodes this test changed. Derive cordonCount from that filtered
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listControlPlaneNodes can include nodes that are already unschedulable for an unrelated reason. Selecting one of those meant the cordon patch was a no-op that still reported success, so it got recorded for cleanup and later uncordoned -- mutating a node this test never actually changed. Filter to initially-schedulable nodes first and derive cordonCount from that filtered set instead. Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…e test - checkControlPlaneNodePreconditions now also requires the 3 control-plane nodes to carry the worker role (dual-role/compact HA), matching the controller's validateControlPlaneNodesAreWorkers check. - Add checkEtcdHealthy (EtcdMembersAvailable/EtcdMembersProgressing) and checkNoUpgradeInProgress, mirroring validateEtcdQuorum/ validateEtcdNotProgressing/validateNoClusterVersionUpgradeInProgress. EnsureVotingMembersCount only counts members and explicitly does not evaluate health, so it needed a health-check counterpart. - Factor all preconditions into a shared waitForTransitionPreconditions, called by both specs. The negative test now establishes this baseline before cordoning, so cordoning is guaranteed to be the only unmet preflight check instead of possibly passing for the wrong reason. - Negative test: assert the Progressing condition's Message names the specific schedulability failure, not just Reason=PreflightCheckFailed; restore the captured original spec.controlPlaneTopology instead of hard-coding SingleReplica; and make the uncordon cleanup wait for the controller to report idle (Reason=AsExpected) before uncordoning, closing a race that could otherwise let a stale HighlyAvailable request get admitted for real. - Baseline workload gets a soft (ScheduleAnyway) topology spread constraint so it actually exercises multi-node placement post-transition; reworded its doc comment to describe it as a before/after smoke check, since the enhancement makes no availability guarantee during the transition itself. Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Validate the total node count.
test/extended/topology_transition/topology_transition.go:392-395
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate the total node count.
This branch ignores nodes that have neither role label. With three valid dual-role control-plane nodes and one unlabeled node, this helper returns success despite the documented
validateExactInfrastructureNodeCountprecondition. The controller can then reject the transition after this prerequisite check succeeds.Add an explicit
len(nodes.Items) == requiredControlPlaneNodescheck.Proposed fix
nodes, err := oc.AdminKubeClient().CoreV1().Nodes().List(ctx, metav1.ListOptions{}) if err != nil { return err } + if len(nodes.Items) != requiredControlPlaneNodes { + return fmt.Errorf("expected exactly %d infrastructure nodes, found %d", requiredControlPlaneNodes, len(nodes.Items)) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/extended/topology_transition/topology_transition.go`:
- Around line 392-395: Update validateExactInfrastructureNodeCount to explicitly
require len(nodes.Items) to equal requiredControlPlaneNodes before accepting the
topology. Preserve the existing role-based counting logic, but reject any
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Adds a new
openshift/topology-transitione2e suite that triggers and validates a SNO -> HA compact (3-node) control-plane topology transition onplatform: none, behind theMutableTopologyfeature gate. See the Mutable Topology enhancement and OCPEDGE-2952.test/extended/topology_transition/:EtcdMembersAvailable=True/EtcdMembersProgressing=False, cluster operators stable, and no cluster-version upgrade in progress -- then patchesspec.controlPlaneTopologyand asserts the transition controller admits and completes the request, cluster operators settle, and a baseline workload (deployed with a soft/ScheduleAnywaytopology-spread constraint) is ready both before the patch and after the transition completes. This is a before/after smoke check, not a continuous availability guarantee: the enhancement makes no availability promise during a transition.PreflightCheckFailedprecondition rejection -- asserting on both theReasonand the specific failure message (insufficient schedulable control plane nodes) so it can't pass for the wrong reason. Cleanup restores the captured originalspec.controlPlaneTopologyand waits for the controller to report idle (Reason=AsExpected) before uncordoning, so it can't accidentally admit a real transition if the spec reset hasn't been observed yet.openshift/topology-transitionstatic suite registered inpkg/testsuites/standard_suites.go, scoped narrowly to this suite's own tests.test/extended/include.go.The suite is now table-driven. Rather than hardcoding the SNO->HA-compact transition, the package defines a
transitionSpecstruct (mirroring the topology transition controller's ownTransitionDescriptorFrom/To shape) and atransitionstable; today only the onesno-to-ha-compactrow is populated, but a future scale-up leg (e.g. SNO -> TNA/TNF -> HA) can be added as a new table entry instead of a copy-pasted file. This generalization was designed and reviewed through several rounds of adversarial review before implementation -- including finding and fixing a real correctness bug in an early sketch (a naive "shared suite name + live-state skip-guard" design could silently chain an unintended second one-way transition once a second row existed) -- and the design writeup is preserved for context:docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-16-topology-transition-generalization-design.mdin the working directory (not part of this repo's tree).Note on test identity: as part of this generalization, the Ginkgo test names for the existing transition changed slightly (the
Describetext now includes(sno-to-ha-compact), and the happy-path spec is now named generically as "transitions the cluster to the target topology" rather than the SNO-specific wording). This breaks historical CI test-case name continuity for this one test, but the suite is feature-gated and not yet part of established payload trend data, so the impact should be minimal.This is the transition-suite half of epic OCPEDGE-2951; node provisioning and CI lane wiring are tracked separately in the
releaserepo. The newInfrastructureStatustransition-progress fields from OCPEDGE-2958 aren't merged yet, so status assertions currently targetstatus.controlPlaneTopology/infrastructureTopologyplus the transition controller's operator conditions (treated as diagnostic, not a stable contract) -- this suite is expected to switch its primary in-progress signal to the new fields once they land.Known limitation: the etcd voting-member helper this suite uses (
test/extended/etcd/helpers) resolves etcd endpoints over an IPv4 loopback port-forward and will not work on an IPv6-only cluster. The target CI lane for this suite must be IPv4 (or dual-stack).Opened as draft pending a live-cluster run against a gated
MutableTopologycluster; only offline verification (build/vet/gofmt,pkg/testsuitesCEL/qualifier unit tests, new unit tests for the table-driven logic, and manual suite-qualifier/test-identity verification viaopenshift-tests list) has been done so far.Test plan
go build ./...andgo vetcleangofmt -lcleanpkg/testsuitesCEL qualifier tests pass, including the new suiteTestTransitionSpecMatchesFrom(wildcard-matching semantics) andTestDetectChain(chaining-prevention latch)openshift-tests list openshift/topology-transitionthat the suite still resolves to exactly its two tests, with the new table-driven identity stringsopenshift-tests run openshift/topology-transitionagainst a live gated cluster (blocked on a 3-node-capableplatform:nonetest environment)Summary by CodeRabbit
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