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fix(e2e): collect the CDI controller log and CDI pods in cozyreport - #4414
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In `@hack/cozyreport.sh`:
- Line 1915: Move CDI report directory setup outside the `cozyreport_probe`
condition, keep the `cdi-deployment` log reads inside it, and run the
`pods.yaml` read independently so CDI-labelled pods are collected even when the
deployment probe fails.
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CDI deletes an importer pod once, right after it marks the PVC import Succeeded, and never retries that delete. When that one delete does not land, the Completed pod keeps pvc-protection on the PVC and a later DataVolume delete hangs. The report had no evidence for why: the broken-pod walk skips Completed pods and the cdi-deployment log was never read. Read the cdi-deployment log (current and previous) and every pod carrying CDI's app label as YAML, across namespaces and phases. Only the log reads wait on the cdi-deployment probe: an importer pod is owned by its PVC, so it can outlive the Deployment, and a missing controller must not also drop the pod it left behind. Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <[email protected]>
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The collector does what it says. The namespace, Deployment name and label selector match the vendored CDI API and the existing cdi-operator.yaml, and I confirmed cozyreport_pods_not_ready really does exclude Completed pods, which is the stated motivation. The two new bats tests and the modified Deployment-list test pass under the stubbed kubectl, there is no set -e gap or silent error swallow, reads are bounded by $COZYREPORT_BOUND, and the shellcheck hits from the bootstrap all fall outside the new lines. Good to go.
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What this PR does
The e2e report now keeps the
cdi-deploymentlog and the YAML of every pod with CDI'sapp=containerized-data-importerlabel, in any namespace and any phase.In #4374 a Completed importer pod held the worker disk PVC in
Terminating, and the report had nothing to show why CDI did not delete it. CDI deletes the importer pod once after a successful import and does not retry. The only record of a failed delete is the controller log, which was never collected. The pod itself was out of reach too, because the broken-pod walk skips Completed pods, so there was no way to see if it ever got adeletionTimestamp.The controller log gets a 20000-line tail instead of the usual 2000. CDI runs at
-v=1and logs every reconcile, and the delete can happen an hour before the report is taken.It does not solve the underlying problem from #4374. It makes the next occurrence diagnosable.
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