HYPERFLEET-1411 - fix: Couple nit fixes for catalog + bundle + validation - #49
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WalkthroughThe change replaces the previous related-image verification tools with a standalone validator. The validator accepts a bundle root or CSV path and checks image digests, related-image references, uniqueness, and environment variables. The bundle Dockerfile runs it when enabled. Makefile and Tekton pass the validation setting. Validator tests cover the updated behavior, and the previous scripts and integration tests are removed. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Makefile->>BundleDockerfile: pass VALIDATE_RELATED_IMAGES
BundleDockerfile->>RelatedImagesValidator: run validator when enabled
RelatedImagesValidator-->>BundleDockerfile: return validation results and exit status
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In `@validators/related-images/main.go`:
- Line 55: Extend the csvDocument Spec model with an InitContainers []container
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| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "ERROR marshaling result: %v\n", err) | ||
| os.Exit(1) | ||
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| fmt.Println(string(out)) |
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Standalone mode prints the findings and exits 0 regardless. related-images-validator -csv gives me one error in the JSON and exit=0; the same CSV through operator-sdk bundle validate --alpha-select-external correctly exits 1. The old make verify-related-images target relied on go run ... -csv returning non-zero, so anyone who wires -csv into a script or a future Prow step gets a gate that always passes.
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Fixed for passing in go run ./validators/related-images/ -csv bundle/manifests/hyperfleet-operator.clusterserviceversion.yaml -- since the operator-sdk bundle validate actually reads the json output and reports errors, so will fail in dockerfile and now will fail if just directly running the validator script
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🟠 Major · Trigger bundle builds for validator changes. · hyperfleet-operator-bundle-push.yaml:13-15
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winTrigger bundle builds for validator changes.
When a push to
mainchanges onlyvalidators/related-images/**, this predicate is false, sohyperfleet-operator-bundle-on-pushdoes not run.bundle.Dockerfilecompiles and runs this validator during bundle validation, so the bundle image for that revision is not built or published. Add the validator source path to this trigger.Proposed fix
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In @.tekton/hyperfleet-operator-bundle-push.yaml:
- Around line 13-15: Update the path-change predicate in the bundle push trigger
to include validators/related-images/** alongside the existing bundle,
Dockerfile, and config paths, so changes to validator sources trigger the bundle
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In `@bundle.Dockerfile`:
- Line 31: Declare the VALIDATE_RELATED_IMAGES build argument with a default of
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| envRelatedImages = append(envRelatedImages, e.Name) | ||
| if _, ok := relatedImages[e.Value]; !ok { |
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This rewrite drops a check the old verifier had: that the API operand image is actually declared. Checks 5 and 7 only run for images that are present, so a CSV that omits RELATED_IMAGE_HYPERFLEET_API from both the deployment env and spec.relatedImages now validates clean.
I built the new binary and ran it against a CSV containing only the operator image:
$ ./related-images-validator -csv /tmp/bad.csv
{
"name": "related-images",
"errors": null,
"warnings": null
}
exit=0
The previous hack/verify-related-images failed that exact case ("CSV manager is missing required runtime override ..."), and the missing API everywhere test case was removed along with it.
Given the ticket asks the CSV to list every deployable image in relatedImages, a missing operand image is exactly what we don't want to ship — it falls back to a runtime default that won't be mirrored for disconnected installs.
Was dropping the hardcoded API check intentional (to keep the validator generic and free of internal/component/api), or should we assert that the expected RELATED_IMAGE_* vars are present? Something like:
// env vars the CSV must declare; extend as operands are added
expected := []string{"RELATED_IMAGE_HYPERFLEET_API"}
for _, name := range expected {
if !envNames[name] {
result.Errors = append(result.Errors, errMsg("relatedImages",
fmt.Sprintf("required runtime override %s is missing", name)))
}
}If it's intentionally out of scope, a one-line comment saying so would help the next reader.
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I guess my thought was that it shouldn't be specifically RELATED_IMAGE_HYPERFLEET_API -- and that we should rely on the bundle logic to pick up the RELATE_IMAGE_** if the RELATED_IMAGE_HYPERFLEET_API and RELATED_IMAGE_HYPERFLEET_OPERATOR image isn't present in the envs for the deployment, that's a bigger problem.. what do you think? @rafabene
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| envRelatedImages := []string{} | ||
| for _, e := range c.Env { | ||
| if strings.HasPrefix(e.Name, "RELATED_IMAGE_") { |
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relatedImagePrefix is declared above but never used — this check hardcodes the same string. Either use the constant here:
| if strings.HasPrefix(e.Name, "RELATED_IMAGE_") { | |
| if strings.HasPrefix(e.Name, relatedImagePrefix) { |
or drop the constant. Right now it's a small inconsistency that will drift over time.
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| func findCSV(bundleRoot string) string { | ||
| manifestsDir := bundleRoot + "/manifests" | ||
| entries, err := os.ReadDir(manifestsDir) |
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findCSV swallows the os.ReadDir error and returns "", so an unreadable or missing manifests/ directory surfaces as "no ClusterServiceVersion found in bundle manifests". That hides the real failure (permissions, wrong path) from whoever is debugging a failed bundle build. Worth returning the error and including it in the message.
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Every other Go file in the repo carries the Apache license header, but the new main.go doesn't. The test file kept it (though its placement changed — see my note there). Please add the standard header at the top so the new file matches the rest of the tree.
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This is not really a convention we have in the team, I would suggest discussing in an office hours, and if its something the team want to do, then we can enforce it in a presubmit. From experience unless its enforced this kind of convention slips through the cracks
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I can add it, but yeah wider discussion would be nice
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The package main line ended up above the license header during the rename, so the file no longer starts with the copyright block like every other file in the repo. Easy fix: put the header back at the top and package main below it.
| containerImages := make(map[string]bool) | ||
| for _, dep := range csv.Spec.Install.Spec.Deployments { | ||
| for _, c := range dep.Spec.Template.Spec.Containers { | ||
| // Add these to a managerImages map |
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This comment says "managerImages map", but the code now records every container image across every deployment — a behavior change from the old manager-only logic. The comment is misleading; update it to reflect that all container images are tracked here.
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| if _, ok := relatedImages[e.Value]; !ok { | ||
| result.Errors = append(result.Errors, | ||
| errMsg("relatedImages", | ||
| fmt.Sprintf("env var not add to relatedImages: %v", e))) |
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A couple of these messages are hard to read in operator-sdk output. env var not add to relatedImages is grammatically off, and formatting the whole struct with %v prints {Name Value} instead of naming the offending field (same at line 181). Something like this would read much better:
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Updated, that's on me, didn't validate the error messages
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| func validateCSVData(data []byte) manifestResult { |
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validateCSVData is ~80 lines and nests five or six levels deep in places. It's doing three distinct jobs: container image digest/coverage, relatedImages dedupe/digest, and env var validation. Splitting it into a few small helpers would make each rule independently testable and much easier to follow.
| for _, tt := range tests { | ||
| t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { | ||
| err := verifyCSV([]byte(tt.mutate(validCSV()))) | ||
| result := validateCSVData([]byte(tt.mutate(validCSV()))) |
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The tests only exercise validateCSVData. validate(), findCSV() (missing dir, no CSV, read error) and the -csv exit-code path in main() are untested — and those are exactly the paths that changed in the last round (the standalone exit code, per the earlier review thread). A couple of small cases there would protect against a regression.
| fmt.Sprintf("container image not in relatedImages:%q", image))) | ||
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| // check that images are all sha digests |
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This comment ("check that images are all sha digests") sits right before return result, but no digest check happens here — those run earlier inside the loops. It reads like a leftover; remove it or move it next to the actual check.
| "bundle.Dockerfile".pathChanged() || | ||
| "config/***".pathChanged()) | ||
| "config/***".pathChanged() || | ||
| "validators/related-images/**".pathChanged()) |
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Good to see the validator path added to the trigger. One gap: bundle.Dockerfile also copies go.mod/go.sum, so a dependency bump that changes the validator build won't retrigger the bundle push. Consider adding go.mod/go.sum to the CEL expression as well.
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So I don’t think that should be added as a trigger, because the bundle will get built once the operator image gets built and it will pick up the updated dependency to go.mod/go.sum.. the pipeline should really only be built when there are changes to the bundle.Dockerfile, tekton pipeline, and if the validator code changed.
Basically the updated dependency will trigger the operator image build —> trigger the bundle image build. Thoughts?
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Yeah I agree with this ^^^^
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Summary
shell wrappers with an operator-sdk bundle validate
--alpha-select-external validator at
validators/related-images/
multi-stage build — the validator binary is compiled, then
run during bundle generation via operator-sdk bundle
validate
dev, true for Konflux) so devs using tag-based images can
skip the SHA256 digest checks
hack/verify-bundle-related-images.sh, and
hack/test-verify-bundle-related-images.sh
Created an "external validator" based on the operator-sdk docs here: https://sdk.operatorframework.io/docs/advanced-topics/custom-bundle-validation/
Notes:
Validation checks
in deployments must be @sha256: pinned
spec.relatedImages must be @sha256: pinned
env var value must be @sha256: pinned
entries can't have the same image ref
RELATED_IMAGE_* env var value must have a matching entry in
spec.relatedImages
with the same name
image must appear in spec.relatedImages
Test plan
VALIDATE_RELATED_IMAGES=false (dev default)
digest-pinned images passes validation
--alpha-select-external ./bin/related-images-validator works
standalone
Jira ticket
HF-1411