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WalkthroughAdds a disruptive node E2E suite for CRI-O ChangesFilesystem Sync E2E Coverage
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The new suite logs testNode at lines 72 and 79. GetFirstReadyWorkerNode returns node.Name, which is the cluster's internal node hostname. This exposes an internal hostname in test logs. |
Remove testNode from the log messages, or replace it with a non-identifying label. Review any related error logging to ensure it does not include the node name. |
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The new suite has multiple cluster-related assertions without meaningful failure messages. For example, sync_filesystem.go:69,78,107,111,113,126,133,152,199,216,220,226,230,232,242,248,261 use bare … |
Add a specific diagnostic message to every bare error assertion in test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go, including client creation, MCP creation and rollout, node commands, image pulls, rollback, and pod creation. For example, identify t… |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the addition of end-to-end tests for the CRI-O overlay.sync=filesystem feature. It matches the main change in the pull request. Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 4 functions across 1 files. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Stable And Deterministic Test Names All four Ittitles and theDescribetitle intest/extended/node/sync_filesystem.gouse fixed string literals. They contain no pod names, node or namespace names, timestamps, UUIDs, IPs, generate…Microshift Test Compatibility The new Ginkgo suite uses the unavailable machineconfiguration.openshift.ioAPI through MachineConfig clients and resources. However, the enclosingDescribeat `test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.…Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility The added suite does not assume a multi-node or HA cluster. It selects one Ready worker node, creates an MCP scoped to that node, pins test pods to that same node, and runs concurrent pulls on that no… Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility PASS: The PR adds only an e2e test file, not a deployment, operator, or controller. The test selects a Ready node with the worker label and pins its temporary pod with NodeName; it does not add anti…Ote Binary Stdout Contract The PR adds only test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go. Its top-level registration initializes a GinkgoDescribeblock, but allframework.Logf, node commands, and assertions occur inside `Before…Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility No IPv4-specific code appears in the added suite. The test does not parse IPs, create network objects, or build URLs. Its image references pass through image.LocationFor, which maps the approved regis… No-Weak-Crypto The pull request adds only test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go. The changed code contains no MD5, SHA-1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, or ECB usage, no custom cryptographic implementation, and no secr…Container-Privileges The pull request adds one Go E2E test file. Its test pod sets RunAsUser 1000 and RunAsNonRoot true, drops all capabilities, and sets AllowPrivilegeEscalation false. The pod does not set privileged, ho… Full details: Stable And Deterministic Test Names
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The added suite does not assume a multi-node or HA cluster. It selects one Ready worker node, creates an MCP scoped to that node, pins test pods to that same node, and runs concurrent pulls on that node. It does not use anti-affinity, topology spread, node-to-node communication, failover, rescheduling, scaling, distinct roles, or multiple endpoints. SNO-specific skip protection is therefore not required by this check.
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NodeName; it does not add anti-affinity, topology spread, replica, PDB, or control-plane node selectors. The pod's broad toleration cannot move it to another node becauseNodeNameis set. The test also skips HyperShift before node selection. These changes do not introduce a listed topology-incompatible scheduling constraint.
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- Around line 86-92: Guard the AfterEach cleanup flow before calling
deleteSyncFsMachineConfig when setup left mcClient nil or mcName empty, and
reset per-spec state at the start of BeforeEach before any early skip or
failure. After successful deletion, call WaitForMCP only when mcpConfig is
nonnil; mcName alone does not establish that an MCP exists.
- Line 149: Check the error returned by ExecOnNodeWithChroot for the
pre-existing image lookup in the test’s crictl images flow, and fail the test if
the lookup fails before deciding whether to remove the image. Preserve the
existing non-empty image ID removal behavior.
- Around line 236-238: Update the node-side check using ExecOnNodeWithChroot so
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| if err := deleteSyncFsMachineConfig(cleanupCtx, mcClient, mcName); err != nil { | ||
| framework.Logf("Warning: failed to delete MachineConfig %q during cleanup: %v", mcName, err) | ||
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| if waitErr := WaitForMCP(cleanupCtx, mcClient, mcpName, 15*time.Minute); waitErr != nil { | ||
| framework.Logf("Warning: MCP %q did not settle after MC removal: %v", mcpName, waitErr) | ||
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L31: ### Installing Ginkgo
L32:
L33: Ginkgo uses 【20†go modules†go.dev】. To add Ginkgo to your project, assuming you have a `go.mod` file setup, just `go install` it:
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L39: This fetches Ginkgo and installs the `ginkgo` executable under `$GOBIN` - you'll want that on your `$PATH`. It also fetches the core Gomega matcher library and its set of supporting libraries. Note that the current supported major version of Ginkgo is `v2`.
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L45: Ginkgo runs by using `go test -c` to compile test binaries for each subpackage. It then invokes those compiled binaries. MacOS's XProtect malware detector slows this process down substantially. You can disable 【21†XProtect for your terminal†stackoverflow.com】 by running:
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L1071: You typically use a matcher library, like 【3†Gomega†github.com】 to make assertions in your spec. When a Gomega assertion fails, Gomega generates a failure message and passes it to Ginkgo to signal that the spec has failed. It does this via Ginkgo's global `Fail` function. Of course, you're allowed to call this function directly yourself:
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L1081: But there's more. The `Fail` function panics when it is called. This allows Ginkgo to stop the current closure in its tracks - no subsequent assertions or code in the closure will run. Ginkgo is quite opinionated about this behavior - if an assertion has failed then the current spec is not in an expected state and subsequent assertions will likely fail. This fast-fail approach is especially useful when running slow complex integration tests. It cannot be disabled.
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This allows Ginkgo to stop the current closure in its tracks - no subsequent assertions or code in the closure will run. Ginkgo is quite opinionated about this behavior - if an assertion has failed then the current spec is not in an expected state and subsequent assertions will likely fail. This fast-fail approach is especially useful when running slow complex integration tests. It cannot be disabled.
When a failure occurs in a `BeforeEach`, `JustBeforeEach`, or `It` closure Ginkgo halts execution of the current spec and cleans up by invoking any registered `AfterEach` or `JustAfterEach` closures (and any registered `DeferCleanup` closures if applicable). This is important to ensure the spec state is cleaned up.
Ginkgo orchestrates this behavior by rescuing the panic thrown by `Fail` and unwinding the spec. However, if your spec launches a goroutine that calls `Fail` (or, equivalently, invokes a failing Gomega assertion), there's no way for Ginkgo to rescue the panic that `Fail` throws. This will cause the suite to panic and no subsequent specs will run. #### Failure Handling in Ordered Containers
Normally, when a spec fails, Ginkgo moves on to the next spec. This is possible because Ginkgo assumes, by default, that all specs are independent. However, `Ordered` containers explicitly opt in to a different behavior. Spec independence cannot be guaranteed in `Ordered` containers, so Ginkgo treats failures differently.
When a spec in an `Ordered` container fails, all subsequent specs are skipped. Ginkgo will then run any `AfterAll` node closures to clean up after the specs.
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Guard cleanup when setup did not initialize state.
Ginkgo runs AfterEach after a failed or skipped BeforeEach. If setup stops before NewForConfig, mcClient is nil and deleteSyncFsMachineConfig can panic. Reset per-spec state before the early hooks. Also wait for MCP rollback only when mcpConfig is nonnil; mcName is assigned before MCP creation and does not prove that a pool exists.
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g.BeforeEach(func(ctx context.Context) {
+ mcClient, mcpConfig, testNode, mcName = nil, nil, "", ""
SkipOnMicroShift(oc) g.AfterEach(func() {
+ if mcClient == nil || mcName == "" {
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+ }
cleanupCtx := context.Background()- } else {
+ } else if mcpConfig != nil {
if waitErr := WaitForMCP(cleanupCtx, mcClient, mcpName, 15*time.Minute); waitErr != nil {
framework.Logf("Warning: MCP %q did not settle after MC removal: %v", mcpName, waitErr)
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Review comment at @test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go around lines 86 - 92:
Guard the AfterEach cleanup flow before calling deleteSyncFsMachineConfig when
setup left mcClient nil or mcName empty, and reset per-spec state at the start
of BeforeEach before any early skip or failure. After successful deletion, call
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Fail when the pre-existing image lookup fails.
A failed crictl images -q lookup leaves the test able to skip crictl rmi and proceed to a successful crictl pull. The test can therefore pass without establishing a fresh pull. Logging the error alone does not preserve the fresh-pull contract.
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--- "a/test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go"
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g.By("Step 1: Pulling a test image with overlay.sync=filesystem enabled")
// Remove any cached copy to force a real pull through CRI-O with sync=filesystem.
- if existingID, _ := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "crictl", "images", "-q", testImage); strings.TrimSpace(existingID) != "" {
+ existingID, listErr := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "crictl", "images", "-q", testImage)
+ o.Expect(listErr).NotTo(o.HaveOccurred(), "listing pre-existing test image should succeed")
+ if strings.TrimSpace(existingID) != "" {
framework.Logf("Removing pre-existing image to force a fresh pull")
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| existingID, listErr := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "crictl", "images", "-q", testImage) | |
| o.Expect(listErr).NotTo(o.HaveOccurred(), "listing pre-existing test image should succeed") | |
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Review comment at @test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go at line 149:
Check the error returned by ExecOnNodeWithChroot for the pre-existing image
lookup in the test’s crictl images flow, and fail the test if the lookup fails
before deciding whether to remove the image. Preserve the existing non-empty
image ID removal behavior.
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| _, dropInErr := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "cat", syncFsDropInPath) | ||
| o.Expect(dropInErr).To(o.HaveOccurred(), | ||
| "drop-in file should not exist after MachineConfig deletion") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Require a successful node-side absence check.
ExecOnNodeWithChroot returns errors from the oc debug process itself. The current assertion treats those errors as proof that the drop-in is absent. Use a check that succeeds only when the path is absent and emits an explicit marker.
Suggested fix
--- "a/test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go"
+++ "b/test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go"
@@ -233,9 +233,11 @@
framework.Logf("Rollback MCP rollout complete")
g.By("Step 3: Verifying the storage.conf drop-in has been removed from the node")
- _, dropInErr := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "cat", syncFsDropInPath)
- o.Expect(dropInErr).To(o.HaveOccurred(),
+ dropInState, dropInErr := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "sh", "-c",
+ fmt.Sprintf("test ! -e %s && echo absent", shellQuote(syncFsDropInPath)))
+ o.Expect(dropInErr).NotTo(o.HaveOccurred())
+ o.Expect(strings.TrimSpace(dropInState)).To(o.Equal("absent"),
"drop-in file should not exist after MachineConfig deletion")
g.By("Step 4: Verifying CRI-O is active again without overlay.sync=filesystem")
crioStatus, err := ExecOnNodeWithChroot(ctx, oc, testNode, "systemctl", "is-active", "crio")This also avoids converting a test error into absent.
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Review comment at @test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go around lines 236 - 238:
Update the node-side check using ExecOnNodeWithChroot so it succeeds only when
the drop-in path is absent and emits an explicit absence marker; assert that the
command has no error and that its trimmed output matches the marker, rather than
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JIRA: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPNODE-4465
Epic: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPNODE-4463
What this PR does
Adds test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go — a new e2e test suite for the overlay.sync=filesystem .
overlay.sync=filesystem calls syncfs() before committing layer metadata to disk, ensuring that a hard node restart mid-pull cannot leave the image store in a corrupted or partially-committed state. The feature is specifically designed for SNO and disconnected environments, where image store durability on the single node is critical.
The option is enabled via a storage.conf drop-in file (/etc/containers/storage.conf.d/99-syncfs.conf) injected by an MCO MachineConfig. There is no ContainerRuntimeConfig API field or OCP FeatureGate for this option.
Test structure
All tests run under:
[sig-node][Jira:Node/CRI-O][apigroup:machineconfiguration.openshift.io][Serial][Disruptive]
[Suite:openshift/machine-config-operator/disruptive]
Each g.It is independently runnable. BeforeEach creates a single-node custom MachineConfigPool (scoped to one worker node) and AfterEach tears it down. A shared applyMachineConfig helper creates the MachineConfig and waits for the MCO rollout at the start of each test.
What it verifies
Files changed
test/extended/node/sync_filesystem.go
Output
Ran locally all the 4 test cases and it passed.
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