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space_smoke: repeat suite runs and report failures per 1,000 - #1767
Adds a way to measure a failure rate from the typed smoke framework.
python -m space_smoke run --repeat N runs the selection N times in sequence (with --all, --category, or --suite). Each pass gets a === PASS i/N === header.
--suite NAME[@VERSION] selects a versioned manifest from space_smoke/suites.py. lifecycle-faults@1 lists 8 native-surface Kind scenarios: session reconnect after idle suspend, data-plane restart (attached stream, command), API restart and API pod kill, leader failover, controller outage expiry, and forced drain of a stopped sandbox.
A suite or repeated run ends with FAILURE RATE <label>: F of C conclusive scenario runs failed or left cleanup failures (X per 1,000); E inconclusive or infrastructure errors excluded, plus a per-scenario failed/runs line. F counts FAIL results and PASS/WARN results that reported cleanup failures. Inconclusive results and infrastructure errors (including a missing required tool) are reported separately and left out of C. A pass or warning that a critical cleanup failure turned into an infrastructure error still counts, as a failure. Known-failures entries still decide the exit code as before, but count in the rate.
Repeated runs label each result by pass (<scenario> (pass N)) in NOT PASSED, the annotations and the failure-details file.
A suite runs only whole: if any listed scenario is withheld (tier, quarantine, backend, API surface, or a post-bootstrap mode filter), the run stops before any scenario starts. Each released version records the digest of its scenario list, and resolving a version whose list no longer matches fails, so changing a list means adding a new version instead of shrinking an existing one.
Without --repeat or --suite, behavior and output are unchanged.
Evidence
Metric: failures per 1,000 conclusive scenario runs of a versioned suite. Failures are FAIL results plus PASS/WARN results with cleanup failures. Inconclusive and infrastructure-error runs are reported separately and excluded from the denominator. Unit: failures per 1,000 runs. Lower is better.
Before (base 2f07038de): unknown. The runner has no repeat or suite selector, so the rate can't be computed.
After (head 32a94f289): the rate is computable for lifecycle-faults@1 (8 scenarios). Kind baseline, --repeat 2 (16 scenario runs, 15m37s):
FAILURE RATE lifecycle-faults@1: 0 of 16 conclusive scenario runs failed or left cleanup failures (0.0 per 1,000); 0 inconclusive or infrastructure errors excluded
native.forced_drain_re_drains_re_placed_stopped_sandbox: 0/2
native_contract.session_reconnect_after_idle_suspend: 0/2
native_recovery.attached_stream_drains_through_data_plane_restart: 0/2
native_recovery.command_survives_data_plane_restart: 0/2
native_recovery.inline_load_survives_leader_failover: 0/2
native_recovery.inline_wake_survives_api_pod_kill: 0/2
native_recovery.queued_create_survives_api_restart: 0/2
native_recovery.stale_queued_work_expires_after_controller_outage: 0/2
SUITE: 16 passed, 0 warned, 0 failed, 0 inconclusive or infrastructure errors
With 16 runs, 0 failures bounds the rate only loosely: the 95% upper bound is about 187 per 1,000 (rule of three). Take this as a baseline, not a reliability claim.
Delta: not defined (unknown before, 0.0 per 1,000 over 16 runs after). This is a harness-only change; it adds measurement coverage and makes no product-reliability claim.
Method: targeted CLI checks, plus two test_suite.py cases for the promoted-pass rate branch and the promoted_from RESULT field (requested in review). SPACE_SMOKE_BACKEND=kind SPACE_SMOKE_API_SURFACE=ecw uv run --frozen --python 3.11 -m space_smoke run --suite lifecycle-faults@1 --repeat 2 refuses with the 8 unsupported scenarios listed. --suite lifecycle-faults@9 and --repeat 0 are rejected by argument parsing. With one scenario temporarily removed from the list, --suite lifecycle-faults fails the digest check. _print_failure_rate on four synthetic results (one infra_error, one fail, one pass with cleanup failures, one clean pass) prints 2 of 3 conclusive ... (666.7 per 1,000); 1 ... excluded with per-scenario 1/1 (1 excluded) and 1/2 lines.
Regression checks: uv run --frozen --python 3.11 --group test python -m pytest -q -n 8 space_smoke/tests gives 685 passed, 1 skipped, including the shard CLI routing test unchanged (--repeat is passed through only when above 1).
Scope: unit tests and CLI checks, plus one local Kind run (SKIP_BOOTSTRAP=1 SPACE_SMOKE_BACKEND=kind SPACE_SMOKE_API_SURFACE=native SPACE_SMOKE_NATIVE_RECOVERY=1 python -m space_smoke run --suite lifecycle-faults@1 --repeat 2, recovery context and cluster UID set to the local cluster). No deployed runs. An earlier run without the native-recovery opt-in reported its 12 recovery runs as inconclusive and excluded them (0 of 4 conclusive), which exercised the exclusion path.
Validation
Ran space_smoke/tests at head 32a94f289 (685 passed, 1 skipped) and the CLI checks above. Repeated suite run on local Kind: 16/16 passed (above).
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (test tooling). Risk: limited to the smoke CLI when the new flags are used; existing selectors and their output are unchanged. Roll back by reverting.
Not covered
No cancel scenario exists yet, so lifecycle-faults@1 has no cancel coverage; adding one will be a new suite version.
No shared post-cleanup leak audit; the rate counts only cleanup failures scenarios themselves report.
AI assistance: Perplexity drafted the code, tests and this description.
Add `run --repeat N` for --all, --category and the new --suite selector,
which runs a versioned manifest from space_smoke/suites.py. A suite runs
only whole, and a repeated or suite run ends with failures per 1,000
scenario runs, counting a pass that left cleanup failures. A released
manifest version is pinned by digest in its test so its scenario list
cannot shrink without a new version.
Co-authored-by: Perplexity <noreply@perplexity.ai>
The change adds versioned scenario suites with scenario-list digest checks. The CLI accepts suite selection and repeat counts, validates suite completeness after filters, and runs scenarios sequentially for each repeat. It reports failure rates based on conclusive runs and labels repeated results by pass. Results also record the prior verdict when critical cleanup failures promote it to an infrastructure error. The README documents suite selection and repeat behavior.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1741: Changes scenarios included in lifecycle-faults@1 and adds tier-based selection, which can affect suite eligibility and the scenarios measured.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 32a94
The smoke runner now counts passes that leave critical cleanup failures toward the failure rate, and tests pin that behavior. Nothing remaining blocks the merge. A repeated suite run on a Kind cluster was not validated, which the PR description discloses.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 32a94
The change reuses existing scenario permissions and recovery controls rather than introducing a new privileged entrypoint. Longer runs can continue after reported cleanup failures, so containment remains dependent on each scenario’s restoration controls.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — Repetition increases activity against the already configured scenario targets using existing credentials; it does not itself grant additional authority. Generic repeated selections are not necessarily Kind-only. Privileged native recovery remains restricted to its acknowledged Kind target, where faults can affect shared API, controller, and data-plane workloads.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
observed — The two supplied public-entrypoint ranges are test methods exercising output helpers. They do not introduce a production-reachable interface or an attacker-controlled authority transition.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The parent parses structured child output as reporting data, but retains the subprocess return code separately. The added promoted_from value changes failure-rate inclusion, not process execution authority or the final exit-code aggregation rule.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Native hardening fixtures create fresh run and idempotency identities. Cleanup reconciles ambiguous creates and awaits operations before deletion. Recovery faults capture restoration state, register fallback cleanup before mutations, and release their mutation lease only after successful restoration. These controls limit cross-pass interference but do not establish that every interrupted or failed cleanup restores the environment.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Consider an explicit containment policy for repeated fault runs when critical cleanup cannot establish a safe terminal state, together with preservation of completed-pass results on interruption. This is a resilience proposal, not a verified security finding.
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The PR description contains all four required items, each with real content: 1. Summary: The "## Summary" section states what merging does. It adds python -m space_smoke run --repeat N, a versioned --suite NAME[@VERSION] selector, and failure-rate reporting. 2. Validation: The "## Validation" section names what was run and the result. It reports space_smoke/tests at head 32a94f289 with 685 passed and 1 skipped, plus a local Kind repeated suite run at 16/16 passed. 3. Severity and risk: The "## Severity and risk" section states "Severity: does not apply (test tooling)" and gives a risk: the smoke CLI when the new flags are used. 4. AI assistance: The final line reads "AI assistance: Perplexity drafted the code, tests and this description." This names the tool and the parts it drafted. Per the check, presence is judged, not quality. The description has no empty template sections. No tool calls were needed because the check tests only the description text.
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test module. Each released suite version now records its scenario-list
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…pass
Count a fail, or a pass or warning that left cleanup failures, over
conclusive runs; report inconclusive runs and infrastructure errors on
their own and leave them out of the rate. A repeated run tags each result
with its pass number in NOT PASSED and the failure-details file.
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- Line 694: Update the MissingToolError startup path to emit an infra_error
report, and adjust the conclusive filtering in _print_failure_rate to exclude
results whose report verdict is infra_error. Keep scenario failures in the
failure-rate denominator and preserve the existing exit-code behavior, including
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A missing required tool now reports an infra_error result, and the rate
excludes infra_error verdicts from its denominator. Exit codes are unchanged.
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- Around line 716-717: Update execute_scenario to preserve the verdict from
before critical-cleanup promotion in the report, then adjust _print_failure_rate
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execute_scenario records the body's verdict when a critical cleanup
failure turns a pass or warning into an infrastructure error, and the
failure rate counts such runs as conclusive failures.
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Summary
Adds a way to measure a failure rate from the typed smoke framework.
python -m space_smoke run --repeat Nruns the selection N times in sequence (with--all,--category, or--suite). Each pass gets a=== PASS i/N ===header.--suite NAME[@VERSION]selects a versioned manifest fromspace_smoke/suites.py.lifecycle-faults@1lists 8 native-surface Kind scenarios: session reconnect after idle suspend, data-plane restart (attached stream, command), API restart and API pod kill, leader failover, controller outage expiry, and forced drain of a stopped sandbox.FAILURE RATE <label>: F of C conclusive scenario runs failed or left cleanup failures (X per 1,000); E inconclusive or infrastructure errors excluded, plus a per-scenariofailed/runsline. F counts FAIL results and PASS/WARN results that reported cleanup failures. Inconclusive results and infrastructure errors (including a missing required tool) are reported separately and left out of C. A pass or warning that a critical cleanup failure turned into an infrastructure error still counts, as a failure. Known-failures entries still decide the exit code as before, but count in the rate.<scenario> (pass N)) inNOT PASSED, the annotations and the failure-details file.Without
--repeator--suite, behavior and output are unchanged.Evidence
2f07038de): unknown. The runner has no repeat or suite selector, so the rate can't be computed.32a94f289): the rate is computable forlifecycle-faults@1(8 scenarios). Kind baseline,--repeat 2(16 scenario runs, 15m37s):With 16 runs, 0 failures bounds the rate only loosely: the 95% upper bound is about 187 per 1,000 (rule of three). Take this as a baseline, not a reliability claim.
test_suite.pycases for the promoted-pass rate branch and thepromoted_fromRESULT field (requested in review).SPACE_SMOKE_BACKEND=kind SPACE_SMOKE_API_SURFACE=ecw uv run --frozen --python 3.11 -m space_smoke run --suite lifecycle-faults@1 --repeat 2refuses with the 8 unsupported scenarios listed.--suite lifecycle-faults@9and--repeat 0are rejected by argument parsing. With one scenario temporarily removed from the list,--suite lifecycle-faultsfails the digest check._print_failure_rateon four synthetic results (one infra_error, one fail, one pass with cleanup failures, one clean pass) prints2 of 3 conclusive ... (666.7 per 1,000); 1 ... excludedwith per-scenario1/1 (1 excluded)and1/2lines.uv run --frozen --python 3.11 --group test python -m pytest -q -n 8 space_smoke/testsgives 685 passed, 1 skipped, including the shard CLI routing test unchanged (--repeatis passed through only when above 1).SKIP_BOOTSTRAP=1 SPACE_SMOKE_BACKEND=kind SPACE_SMOKE_API_SURFACE=native SPACE_SMOKE_NATIVE_RECOVERY=1 python -m space_smoke run --suite lifecycle-faults@1 --repeat 2, recovery context and cluster UID set to the local cluster). No deployed runs. An earlier run without the native-recovery opt-in reported its 12 recovery runs as inconclusive and excluded them (0 of 4 conclusive), which exercised the exclusion path.Validation
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space_smoke/testsat head32a94f289(685 passed, 1 skipped) and the CLI checks above. Repeated suite run on local Kind: 16/16 passed (above).Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (test tooling). Risk: limited to the smoke CLI when the new flags are used; existing selectors and their output are unchanged. Roll back by reverting.
Not covered
lifecycle-faults@1has no cancel coverage; adding one will be a new suite version.AI assistance: Perplexity drafted the code, tests and this description.
Created with Perplexity