Add E2E integration test for lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter - #83711
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WalkthroughAdds a CI step and an AWS-based OpenShift E2E integration test for the Lightspeed Agentic Alerts Adapter. The workflow validates tools, deploys and tests the adapter, collects diagnostics on exit, and removes the deployment. ChangesLightspeed Agentic Alerts Adapter E2E
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds an always-run E2E job and supporting cleanup and artifact collection. The configured pool owner appears inconsistent with the stated target, which could prevent the job from using the intended cluster; failure cleanup and diagnostics also have bounded reliability gaps. These issues should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as CI integration test
participant Workflow as Generic claim workflow
participant Commands as Adapter E2E commands
participant Cluster as OpenShift cluster
CI->>Workflow: Claim AWS OCP 4.21 cluster
Workflow->>Commands: Run adapter E2E step
Commands->>Cluster: Deploy adapter
Commands->>Cluster: Run E2E tests
Commands->>Cluster: Undeploy adapter
Commands->>Cluster: Collect diagnostics on exit
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- Line 45: Update the EXIT trap and cleanup flow around collect_artifacts, make
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Run cleanup when deployment or tests fail.
If make deploy-e2e or make test-e2e fails, set -e exits before Line 82. The job then skips make undeploy-e2e.
Run cleanup from the EXIT handler. Preserve the original failure status. Collect artifacts before cleanup.
Proposed fix
-trap collect_artifacts EXIT
+function on_exit {
+ local exit_code=$?
+ trap - EXIT
+ collect_artifacts
+
+ if ! make undeploy-e2e; then
+ log "ERROR: make undeploy-e2e failed"
+ if [[ "${exit_code}" -eq 0 ]]; then
+ exit_code=1
+ fi
+ fi
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+ exit "${exit_code}"
+}
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+trap on_exit EXIT
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-start_step "Cleanup with make undeploy-e2e"
-make undeploy-e2e
-end_step "Cleanup with make undeploy-e2e"Also applies to: 71-83
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at line 45, Update the EXIT trap and cleanup flow around collect_artifacts, make
deploy-e2e, make test-e2e, and make undeploy-e2e so the EXIT handler collects
artifacts first, then runs undeploy-e2e even when deployment or tests fail,
while preserving the original command failure status.
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- Around line 62-67: Update the yq installation block to create a mode-700
mktemp directory, download the release binary with curl --fail --show-error
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Configure CI to run E2E tests using cluster pool claim on feat-e2e-test-impl branch. Changes: - Add e2e-integration test with cluster_claim (pool: obs, OCP 4.21 on AWS) - Create step-registry ref that deploys adapter using hack/deploy-e2e.sh - Run Ginkgo E2E test suite (deduplication, reconciliation tests) - Auto-install lightspeed-agentic-operator for AgenticRun CRD if needed - Collect artifacts: adapter logs, events, AgenticRun resources Test Details: - Target branch: feat-e2e-test-impl (where E2E tests are implemented) - Trigger: Automatic on every PR (always_run: true) - Branch pattern: ^feat-e2e-test-impl$ and ^feat-e2e-test-impl- - Optional: Does not block merge on failure - Timeout: 3h30m (1h cluster claim + 2h test + cleanup) - Rerun: /test e2e-integration Note: Once feat-e2e-test-impl is merged to main, rename config file from feat-e2e-test-impl.yaml to main.yaml and the branch will automatically update to main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ci-operator/step-registry/lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter/lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter-commands.sh (1)
22-22: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the function-wide
set +e.The current artifact commands already handle expected failures with
|| true. Removingset +eprevents future commands incollect_artifactsfrom silently masking unexpected failures.This follows the static-analysis warning for function-wide
set +e.Proposed change
function collect_artifacts { - set +e log "=== Collecting debug artifacts ==="🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 41: Update the cluster_claim owner value from obs to osa in the
Lightspeed agentic alerts adapter configuration so it matches the intended
cluster pool and PR objective.
In
`@ci-operator/step-registry/lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter/lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter-commands.sh`:
- Around line 36-39: Use a single fallback value of openshift-lightspeed for
OPERATOR_NAMESPACE throughout the operator artifact collection block and the
reporting logic near Line 51. Update the guard and both oc commands around
operator pod descriptions and logs to use the resolved namespace so collection
still runs when OPERATOR_NAMESPACE is unset.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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In OpenShift CI, the owner field within the cluster_claim stanza is a mandatory label used to identify and select a specific cluster pool from which to claim an ephemeral cluster [1][2][3]. When a CI job is configured to use a cluster_claim, the ci-operator uses the provided metadata—architecture, cloud, owner, product, and version—to match against the labels defined on available cluster pools [1][2]. The owner label acts as a filter to ensure the job claims a cluster from the correct pool [1]. Key points regarding the owner field: - Purpose: It identifies the team or entity responsible for the cluster pool (e.g., openshift-ci, dptp-demo, or hypershift) [1][4]. - Matching: The value specified in the ci-operator configuration must match a corresponding owner label on the target cluster pool [1][2]. - Usage Policy: Cluster pools owned by openshift-ci are maintained by the DPTP team and are generally available for tests within the openshift organization [1]. Pools with different owners are intended for specific use cases and should only be accessed with the knowledge and approval of their respective owners [1]. - Configuration Example: tests: - as: example-test cluster_claim: architecture: amd64 cloud: aws owner: openshift-ci product: ocp timeout: 1h0m0s version: "4.18" For teams setting up their own cluster pools, the owner label is defined in the pool manifest applied to the hosted-management cluster [1]. Currently, authorization to use specific pools is not strictly enforced programmatically, but reliance on the owner field is the standard mechanism for managing cluster pool access and organization [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.ci.openshift.org/how-tos/cluster-claim/
- 2: https://docs.ci.openshift.org/docs/architecture/ci-operator/
- 3: https://konflux-ci.dev/docs/testing/integration/third-parties/openshift-ci/
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In the context of the OpenShift CI/CD infrastructure (specifically the openshift/release repository), cluster_claim is a configuration parameter used within CI operator job definitions to request or 'claim' a pre-provisioned cluster from a cluster pool [1][2]. Instead of performing the time-consuming process of installing a new cluster for every test run, CI jobs can use cluster_claim to utilize an existing cluster that matches specific criteria, such as [2]: - architecture (e.g., amd64) - cloud provider (e.g., aws) - product (e.g., ocp) - version (e.g., 4.18) - owner (e.g., hypershift) - timeout (e.g., 2h0m0s) This mechanism is managed by components like the clusterclaims-controller [3] and relies on ClusterPool resources [4], which maintain a pool of ready-to-use clusters. When a job defines a cluster_claim, the CI infrastructure orchestrates the lease of a cluster from the specified pool for the duration of the test execution, significantly reducing CI turnaround times [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/openshift/release/blob/main/ci-operator/step-registry/generic-claim/generic-claim-workflow.yaml
- 2: https://github.com/openshift/release/blob/main/ci-operator/step-registry/jira-agent/ONBOARDING.md
- 3: https://github.com/openshift/release/blob/main/core-services/openshift-priv/_whitelist.yaml
- 4: https://github.com/openshift/release/blob/main/clusters/hosted-mgmt/hive/pools/openshift-ci/ci-ocp-5-0-amd64-aws-us-east-1_clusterpool.yaml
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OBS Lightspeed refers to components within the Red Hat OpenShift ecosystem related to Red Hat OpenShift Lightspeed, an AI-powered assistant designed for OpenShift [1][2][3]. In the context of the openshift/release repository, which manages CI/CD configurations for OpenShift, OBS Lightspeed components appear as various software projects and services, including: 1. lightspeed-service: A service component maintained as part of the OpenShift ecosystem, with dedicated CI/CD configurations and periodic test variants [4][2]. 2. lightspeed-operator: An operator responsible for managing aspects of the Lightspeed functionality within an OpenShift cluster [1]. 3. lightspeed-agentic-operator and lightspeed-agentic-sandbox: Additional components involving agentic AI capabilities within the OpenShift framework [3]. These components are owned and maintained by the Red Hat OpenShift engineering teams, as indicated by the repository structures and OWNERS files within the openshift/release CI tooling [2][5][3]. The term OBS in this context is often associated with observability or general OpenShift build services, depending on the specific subdirectory or component being referenced [1][6][7].
Citations:
- 1: Add rhobs observability-operator 4.22 staging job on GCP #80023
- 2: https://github.com/openshift/release/pull/59043/files
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Use the owner that matches the intended cluster pool.
cluster_claim.owner filters cluster-pool labels; it does not select a cloud account. Related Lightspeed configurations use obs, but the PR objective specifies osa. Change obs to osa if that objective is authoritative. ( )
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at line 41, Update the cluster_claim owner value from obs to osa in the
Lightspeed agentic alerts adapter configuration so it matches the intended
cluster pool and PR objective.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use one fallback for OPERATOR_NAMESPACE.
When OPERATOR_NAMESPACE is unset, Line 51 reports openshift-lightspeed, but Lines 36-39 skip operator artifact collection. Use the same fallback for the guard and the oc commands.
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+OPERATOR_NAMESPACE="${OPERATOR_NAMESPACE:-openshift-lightspeed}"
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- if [[ -n "${OPERATOR_NAMESPACE:-}" ]]; then
+ if [[ -n "${OPERATOR_NAMESPACE}" ]]; then
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- log "OPERATOR_NAMESPACE: ${OPERATOR_NAMESPACE:-openshift-lightspeed}"
+ log "OPERATOR_NAMESPACE: ${OPERATOR_NAMESPACE}"Also applies to: 51-51
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In
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around lines 36 - 39, Use a single fallback value of openshift-lightspeed for
OPERATOR_NAMESPACE throughout the operator artifact collection block and the
reporting logic near Line 51. Update the guard and both oc commands around
operator pod descriptions and logs to use the resolved namespace so collection
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Summary
This PR configures CI to run E2E tests for
lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapterusing a cluster from the pool claim system.Changes
New CI Test Job
e2e-integrationosaalways_run: true)mainandmain-*/test e2e-integrationStep Registry
Created
lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapterstep that:make deploy-e2e(runshack/deploy-e2e.sh)lightspeed-agentic-operatorif AgenticRun CRD not presentmanifests/directorymake test-e2emake undeploy-e2e🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
This PR adds CI coverage for
lightspeed-agentic-alerts-adapter.e2e-integrationtest on OCP 4.21 AMD64 AWS clusters inus-east-1.osapool owner and runs for PRs targetingmainormain-*.