⚠️ Use completedAt in lieu of Succeeded condition on ClusterObjectSet - #2942
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- Line 528: Add a parent-level validation rule for the revision status
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🟡 Minor · Preserve the installed state of unlabeled legacy revisions. · boxcutter.go:427-436
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the installed state of unlabeled legacy revisions.
When recovery finds revision 1 without
MigratedFromHelmKey, the current guard returns before it recordsCompletedAt. This includes pre-change migrated revisions whose status hasProgressing=TruewithReasonSucceeded. The revision-state getter then reportsRollingOutinstead ofInstalled.Keep the guard for unlabeled in-progress revisions, but accept the success condition defined by the current
ClusterObjectSetstatus contract.Suggested fix
- if rev.Labels[labels.MigratedFromHelmKey] != "true" { + if rev.Labels[labels.MigratedFromHelmKey] != "true" && + !legacyRevisionSucceeded(rev.Status.Conditions) { return nil }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 427-436: Update the migration guard in the revision recovery logic
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Add a `.status.completedAt` field to ClusterObjectSet that records the timestamp of the first time the revision was observed to be ready (rolled out and passing all probes). The field is optional and immutable once set, enforced by a CEL transition rule and a write-once guard in the controller (using the reconciler's injectable Clock). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <pegoncal@redhat.com>
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Looks good here, nice PR!
we still reference Succeeded condition in ClusterExtension doc, we may take care of that later:
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Replace the ClusterObjectSet Succeeded condition type with the status.completedAt field as the signal that a revision has rolled out. The ClusterExtension status mapping and the progress deadline check now key off completedAt instead of the Succeeded condition, and the Helm-to-boxcutter migrator records completedAt on migrated revisions. Since ClusterObjectSet is experimental and does not guarantee upgrade safety, this is a clean cut with no backward-compatibility fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <pegoncal@redhat.com>
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Removes the Progressing status condition type from the experimental ClusterObjectSet (COS) CRD. Progress/retry/block/deadline semantics now live at the ClusterExtension (CE) layer; COS exposes only health (Available) and a done latch (status.completedAt). This continues the direction of operator-framework#2942 (completedAt in lieu of the COS Succeeded condition) and prepares for moving Progressing to the upcoming ClusterObjectDeployment API. Scope: experimental channel only — COS is experimental-only. No standard-channel CRD/manifest changes. - COS controller expresses all rollout state through a single Available condition with an expanded reason set, and never writes Progressing. Available follows a clear health model: True = healthy, False = something is wrong (whether still rolling out or in error), and Unknown is reserved solely for the initial state before the first reconciliation (never written explicitly by the controller): True/ProbesSucceeded rolled out, all probes pass (paired with completedAt) False/ProbeFailure rolling out, objects failing probes False/RollingOut rolling out, not yet complete False/Reconciling reconcile error prevented observing probes False/Blocked terminal error, manual intervention required False/ProgressDeadlineExceeded deadline exceeded before rollout False/Archived archived / torn down - operator-controller reconstructs the CE Progressing condition from COS Available + completedAt (progressingFromAvailable) instead of mirroring COS Progressing. The CE Progressing/Installed public contract is preserved on status/reason; reconstruction keys on the Available reason, not its status, so the Unknown->False change does not affect the CE contract. Archived revisions are excluded from reconstruction. - Removed the COS Progressing type constant and printcolumn; regenerated CRDs, manifests, applyconfigurations, and API reference docs. - Updated e2e steps and feature files to assert COS Available instead of Progressing (ClusterExtension Progressing assertions unchanged). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <pegoncal@redhat.com>
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Removes the Progressing status condition type from the experimental ClusterObjectSet (COS) CRD. Progress/retry/block/deadline semantics now live at the ClusterExtension (CE) layer; COS exposes only health (Available) and a done latch (status.completedAt). This continues the direction of operator-framework#2942 (completedAt in lieu of the COS Succeeded condition) and prepares for moving Progressing to the upcoming ClusterObjectDeployment API. Scope: experimental channel only — COS is experimental-only. No standard-channel CRD/manifest changes. - COS controller expresses all rollout state through a single Available condition with an expanded reason set, and never writes Progressing. Available follows a clear health model: True = healthy, False = something is wrong (whether still rolling out or in error), and Unknown is reserved solely for the initial state before the first reconciliation (never written explicitly by the controller): True/ProbesSucceeded rolled out, all probes pass (paired with completedAt) False/ProbeFailure rolling out, objects failing probes False/RollingOut rolling out, not yet complete False/Reconciling reconcile error prevented observing probes False/Blocked terminal error, manual intervention required False/ProgressDeadlineExceeded deadline exceeded before rollout False/Archived archived / torn down - operator-controller reconstructs the CE Progressing condition from COS Available + completedAt (progressingFromAvailable) instead of mirroring COS Progressing. The CE Progressing/Installed public contract is preserved on status/reason; reconstruction keys on the Available reason, not its status, so the Unknown->False change does not affect the CE contract. Archived revisions are excluded from reconstruction. - Removed the COS Progressing type constant and printcolumn; regenerated CRDs, manifests, applyconfigurations, and API reference docs. - Updated e2e steps and feature files to assert COS Available instead of Progressing (ClusterExtension Progressing assertions unchanged). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <pegoncal@redhat.com>
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Removes the Progressing status condition type from the experimental ClusterObjectSet (COS) CRD. Progress/retry/block/deadline semantics now live at the ClusterExtension (CE) layer; COS exposes only health (Available) and a done latch (status.completedAt). This continues the direction of operator-framework#2942 (completedAt in lieu of the COS Succeeded condition) and prepares for moving Progressing to the upcoming ClusterObjectDeployment API. Scope: experimental channel only — COS is experimental-only. No standard-channel CRD/manifest changes. - COS controller expresses all rollout state through a single Available condition with an expanded reason set, and never writes Progressing. Available follows a clear health model: True = healthy, False = something is wrong (whether still rolling out or in error), and Unknown is reserved solely for the initial state before the first reconciliation (never written explicitly by the controller): True/ProbesSucceeded rolled out, all probes pass (paired with completedAt) False/ProbeFailure rolling out, objects failing probes False/RollingOut rolling out, not yet complete False/Reconciling reconcile error prevented observing probes False/Blocked terminal error, manual intervention required False/ProgressDeadlineExceeded deadline exceeded before rollout False/Archived archived / torn down - operator-controller reconstructs the CE Progressing condition from COS Available + completedAt (progressingFromAvailable) instead of mirroring COS Progressing. The CE Progressing/Installed public contract is preserved on status/reason; reconstruction keys on the Available reason, not its status, so the Unknown->False change does not affect the CE contract. Archived revisions are excluded from reconstruction. - Removed the COS Progressing type constant and printcolumn; regenerated CRDs, manifests, applyconfigurations, and API reference docs. - Updated e2e steps and feature files to assert COS Available instead of Progressing (ClusterExtension Progressing assertions unchanged). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <pegoncal@redhat.com>
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Description
This PR reworks how a
ClusterObjectSet(COS) revision signals that it has rolled out, replacing theSucceededstatus condition with a newstatus.completedAttimestamp field.This is a breaking change, but of an experimental API.
Motivation
As part of the ClusterObjectDeployment work, we are simplifying the ClusterObjectSet condition set.
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Add
status.completedAt(commit 1)status.completedAtfield toClusterObjectSetrecording the first time the revision was observed to be ready (rolled out and passing all probes).Clock).Remove the
Succeededcondition type (commit 2)ClusterObjectSetTypeSucceededcondition type.ClusterExtensionstatus mapping now classifies a revision as installed based oncompletedAtbeing set.completedAtinstead of theSucceededcondition.completedAton migrated revisions.Compatibility
ClusterObjectSetis an experimental API and does not guarantee upgrade safety for COS-related changes, so this is a clean cut with no backward-compatibility fallback.Testing
ClusterExtensionstatus mapping (classification bycompletedAt).completedAtimmutability (set-once from empty succeeds, same-value succeeds, changing is rejected).make lint,make lint-api-diff(no new issues), and the affected test suites pass; generated manifests/CRD/docs regenerated.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Succeededcondition. TheSucceededcondition is no longer used to indicate completion.