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Adds the fleet-manager admin central report command. The command retrieves Centrals through the Fleet Manager admin API and reports counts by region, plan, cloud provider, and status.

The PR also:

  • Moves the admin subcommand from acsfleetctl to fleet-manager.
  • Refactors command startup, authentication setup, context-based client access, and exit handling.
  • Adds organisation_name to the Central model, presenters, and OpenAPI schemas.
  • Removes the obsolete probe Fleet Manager client factory.
  • Adds unit tests for report formatting, filtering, pagination, and section rendering.

This is part one of two. A follow-up will add a scheduled Tekton pipeline that posts report results to Slack.

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Summary

  • Added fleet-manager admin central report.
  • Added paginated Central retrieval with filtering for probe, failed, expired, evaluation, and regional instances.
  • Added Slack-compatible report sections and formatting fallbacks.
  • Added organisation_name to the admin Central model and OpenAPI schemas.
  • Refactored Fleet Manager client initialization and command startup handling.
  • Removed the obsolete probe Fleet Manager client factory.
  • Added unit tests for report formatting, filtering, pagination, and section rendering.

Checklist (Definition of Done)

  • Unit and integration tests added
  • Added test description under Test manual
  • Documentation added if necessary (i.e. changes to dev setup, test execution, ...)
  • Discussed security and business related topics privately
  • CI and all relevant tests are passing

Test manual

  1. Configure Fleet Manager API credentials and the API URL.
  2. Run fleet-manager admin central report.
  3. Verify the regional, evaluation, expired, and failed sections.
  4. Verify that probe instances do not appear in the main report.
  5. Verify that pagination completes when the API returns an empty page.
  6. Run the relevant unit tests for internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals.

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The change adds the admin command to fleet-manager, removes it from acsfleetctl, centralizes Fleet Manager client authentication, adds central reporting, and exposes organisation name data in admin API models and schemas.

Changes

Admin central reporting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Central data contract
internal/central/pkg/api/admin/private/..., internal/central/pkg/presenters/admin_central.go, openapi/fleet-manager-private-admin.yaml
Admin Central responses now include organisation name, organisation ID, and quota type fields.
Admin client authentication
internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/cmd.go, internal/central/pkg/cmd/fleetmanagerclient/client.go
The admin command creates an authenticated Fleet Manager client from configurable flags and environment variables, then stores it in command context.
Central report command
internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/*
The new report command fetches, filters, groups, and formats central instances into Slack-compatible sections. Tests cover formatting, filtering, fallbacks, and alignment.
CLI command wiring
cmd/fleet-manager/main.go, cmd/acsfleetctl/main.go, dev/env/scripts/apply
fleet-manager registers the admin command. acsfleetctl no longer registers it. Initialization and execution errors now print to stderr and exit explicitly. The environment script now propagates command and pipeline failures.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 0fa2e

The updated environment-apply script can silently continue after manifest discovery fails, potentially applying only a partial set while reporting success. This is localized to environment setup but is a concrete merge-readiness issue that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AdminCLI
  participant AdminCommand
  participant FleetManagerClient
  participant FleetManagerAPI
  participant ReportWriter
  AdminCLI->>AdminCommand: Execute central report
  AdminCommand->>FleetManagerClient: Create and retrieve authenticated client
  AdminCommand->>FleetManagerAPI: Fetch paginated central instances
  FleetManagerAPI-->>AdminCommand: Return central records
  AdminCommand->>ReportWriter: Filter, group, and format records
  ReportWriter-->>AdminCLI: Write Slack-compatible report
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: adding an instance report admin command.
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In `@internal/central/pkg/api/admin/private/model_central.go`:
- Around line 28-47: Keep the organisation_name field defined in the canonical
OpenAPI specification rather than editing model_central.go directly, then run
make generate and commit the regenerated output. Ensure the generated Central
model retains the organisation_name JSON property.

In `@internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/report.go`:
- Around line 94-150: Extend the report generation around the existing
allCentrals classification loop and writeSection calls to aggregate and print
counts by cloud provider, region, plan, and status for all relevant centrals,
rather than only the current recent-region, eval, expiration, and failed tables.
Reuse the central fields and established report formatting helpers, ensure probe
instances follow the existing exclusion behavior, and add tests covering each
aggregate’s counts before release.
- Around line 52-70: Update the pagination loop around api.GetCentrals to return
an error when list.Items is empty while the fetched count is still below
list.Total, preventing further page requests. Compare the counts using a
non-narrowing type instead of converting len(all) to int32, while preserving the
existing completion condition and error context.
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  • cmd/acsfleetctl/main.go
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  • internal/central/pkg/api/admin/private/api/openapi.yaml
  • internal/central/pkg/api/admin/private/model_central.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/cmd.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/list.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/report.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/centrals/report_test.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/cmd.go
  • internal/central/pkg/cmd/fleetmanagerclient/client.go
  • internal/central/pkg/presenters/admin_central.go
  • openapi/fleet-manager-private-admin.yaml
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  • cmd/acsfleetctl/main.go

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if err != nil {
glog.Fatalf("Failed to create connection: %s", err)
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_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Failed to create connection: %s\n", err)

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Avoid printing stacktrace (glog.Fatalf behavior)

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/retest

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Good work, only a minor comment. You can merge when the E2E test succeeds. 👍

Comment thread internal/central/pkg/cmd/admin/cmd.go Outdated
auth, err := impl.NewAuth(ctx, authType, impl.OptionFromEnv())
if err != nil {
_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "creating auth: %v\n", err)
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I think the preferred way of error handling in cobra would be to use PersistentPreRunE function and return an error. Then let the library do the actual exit call.

This allows for shared cleanup code to run.

it's a nit because after all it does not really matter, since there is no cleanup for this CLI.

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fixed

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/retest

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kovayur and others added 4 commits August 24, 2026 13:28
Add `fleet-manager admin central report` command that fetches all
centrals from the fleet-manager API and generates a summary report.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pagination loop in fetchAllCentrals only terminated when the
accumulated count reached list.Total, which could spin forever if the
API returned an empty Items slice. Break early on empty pages.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@dev/env/scripts/apply`:
- Around line 23-25: Update the manifest discovery flow in the read loop so
failures from find or sort are detected before applying files; materialize the
sorted YAML file list through a checked pipeline, or retain process substitution
only if its process status is explicitly awaited and validated. Ensure an
unsuccessful discovery prevents apply_res from continuing with a partial
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while read -r f; do
apply_res "$f"
done
done < <(find "$path" -name "*.yaml" -type f | sort -n)

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output="$(
  bash -c '
    set -eo pipefail
    while read -r f; do
      :
    done < <(find "$1" -name "*.yaml" -type f | sort -n)
    printf "%s\n" parent-loop-succeeded
  ' _ "$tmp/does-not-exist" 2>"$tmp/stderr"
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In Bash, the set -o pipefail option does not propagate exit statuses from processes inside process substitution (<(command)) [1]. Process substitutions are not considered part of a pipeline in the way that commands connected by | are; therefore, their exit status is not automatically checked or reflected in the shell's exit status ($?) even when pipefail is enabled [1][2]. When a command inside a process substitution fails, the shell continues executing the main command as if the process substitution succeeded [1][3]. To handle or capture the exit status of a process substitution, you can use the following methods in Bash 4.4 and later: 1. Capture the PID: In Bash 4.4+, process substitutions update the $! variable with the PID of the spawned process [1][4][5]. You can store this PID and use the wait command to retrieve the exit status [2][4][5]: command < <(sub_command) pid=$! wait "$pid" status=$? 2. Alternative Constructs: If reliable error propagation is required, consider alternatives to process substitution that allow for easier status capture, such as: - Using a coprocess (coproc), which provides built-in mechanisms for capturing exit statuses [6][7]. - Using standard pipes (|) combined with shopt -s lastpipe (to keep the last command in the current shell) and set -o pipefail [7][4]. - Redirecting output to a temporary file, checking the exit status of the command explicitly, and then processing the file [8][3]. Using wait is the most direct way to monitor the status of a process substitution, provided you are using a version of Bash where the PID is correctly exported to $! [9][5].

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bash set -o pipefail while read process substitution find failure behavior

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In Bash, the set -o pipefail option does not affect process substitution, meaning it will not cause a command to fail if the process inside a <(...) substitution exits with a non-zero status [1][2][3]. Process substitution is not a pipeline, so the shell does not aggregate exit codes in the same way it does for piped commands [4]. Key points regarding this behavior include: 1. No Automatic Error Propagation: Because the process inside a <(...) construct runs asynchronously and is not technically part of a traditional pipeline, bash does not monitor or propagate its exit status to the parent shell's $? or error handling mechanisms (even if set -e or set -o pipefail are enabled) [2][4]. 2. Accessing the PID: In Bash 4.4 and later, the shell populates $! with the process ID of the command used in the process substitution [5][6]. You can use this to manually wait for the process and check its exit status [6][7]: read -r line < <(command_that_might_fail); pid=$! wait "$pid" if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then echo "Process substitution failed" fi 3. Alternatives for Error Detection: - Temporary Files: Redirecting output to a temporary file allows you to check the exit status of the generating command separately [1]. - Combined Output and Exit Code: You can append the exit status to the output of the process substitution (e.g., &lt; &lt;({ cmd; echo $? >&3; } 3>&1)) and have the while loop process it, though this is more complex to implement [6][8]. - Coproc: Using the coproc keyword creates a coprocess, which is often a more robust way to handle asynchronous commands that require error checking [6]. It is also important to note that a while loop consuming input from a process substitution (or a pipe) typically runs in a subshell, which means any variables modified within the loop will not persist in the parent shell [5][9][10]. Using shopt -s lastpipe (available in Bash 4.2+) is the standard way to run the last segment of a pipeline in the current shell, but this does not solve the underlying issue of pipefail not applying to process substitution [8][9].

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The process substitution at lines 23–25 does not propagate the exit status of find or sort when pipefail is set.

Process substitution (<(...)) is not a pipeline in Bash. Commands inside process substitution run asynchronously, and set -o pipefail does not monitor or propagate their exit status. If find fails, the loop receives EOF, returns success, and allows dev/env/scripts/up.sh to continue with only a partial set of manifests applied.

Materialize the sorted file list into a variable using a checked pipeline before the loop, or explicitly capture the process substitution PID using $! and call wait to verify the exit status.

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In `@dev/env/scripts/apply` around lines 23 - 25, Update the manifest discovery
flow in the read loop so failures from find or sort are detected before applying
files; materialize the sorted YAML file list through a checked pipeline, or
retain process substitution only if its process status is explicitly awaited and
validated. Ensure an unsuccessful discovery prevents apply_res from continuing
with a partial manifest set.

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