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⚠ Update fake client deletionTimestamp behavior #2316

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Closes #2184

The current fake client methods diverge from the behavior of real k8s. This results in scenarios where an object can be created or modified to have a deletionTimestamp and no finalizers, with a delay in garbage collection, causing inaccurate or ambiguous behavior in test cases that use the fake client.

Bring fake client behavior closer in line with real k8s behavior by modifying the following:

  • Update() and Patch() will reject changes that set a previously-unset deletionTimestamp
  • Create() will ignore a deletionTimestamp on an object
  • Build() will error if initialized with an object that has a deletionTimestamp but no finalizers; but will accept a deletionTimestamp if it has finalizers.

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This is looking solid to me. One minor query inline. Also, I'm not digging deep into the test cases -- leaving that for the experts :)

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@lleshchi Could it be that you forgot to push the new version? :)

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@sbueringer Was waiting on a clarification from @vincepri regarding one of the review comments. Otherwise, pushing changes now :)

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Which one? :)

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@vincepri #2316 (comment)

Apologies, I reach out in slack about this. Should have posted here as well

The current fake client methods diverge from the behavior of real k8s.
This results in scenarios where an object can be created or modified to
have a deletionTimestamp and no finalizers, with a delay in garbage
collection, causing inaccurate or ambiguous behavior in  test cases that
use the fake client.

Bring fake client behavior closer in line with real k8s behavior by
modifying the following:
- Update() and Patch() will reject changes that set a previously-unset deletionTimestamp
- Create() will ignore a deletionTimestamp on an object
- Build() will error if initialized with an object that has a deletionTimestamp but no finalizers;
but will accept a deletionTimestamp if it has finalizers.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
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Thank you!

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lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 14, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 15, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 15, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 16, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
lleshchi added a commit to lleshchi/hive that referenced this pull request Aug 16, 2023
Rewrite unittests to accommodate changes in controller-runtime
v0.15.0 and create a hive specific scheme.

One such major change involves the behavior of the fake client
deletionTimestamp. The fake client will panic if initialized with an
object that has a DeletionTimestamp and no finalizer, and will
silently ignore a DeletionTimestamp on an object in a Create request,
matching the behavior of the kube-apiserver. Tests have been rewritten
to work with this new behavior.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

This update also includes a requirement to register a fake client
WithStatusSubresource in order to successfully update the Status
subresource of an object. Due to this change, the helper function
NewFakeClientBuilder() is added to pkg/test/fake to allow for easier
setup of a fake client with the necessary sub-resources.
kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2259

Lastly, a new singleton scheme has been introduced to the codebase.
The hive specific scheme is registered once, with all necessary
packages, and used throughout the codebase, removing the need to specify
unique schemes for each use case, and decreasing the overall amount of
imports.

Signed-off-by: Leah Leshchinsky <lleshchi@redhat.com>
ahmedwaleedmalik added a commit to ahmedwaleedmalik/machine-controller that referenced this pull request Aug 16, 2023
Fake client won't create objects after kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316 if they have DeletionTimeStamp without finalizers

Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>
kubermatic-bot pushed a commit to kubermatic/machine-controller that referenced this pull request Aug 17, 2023
* Update k8s APIs to v1.28

Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>

* Satisfy fake clients requirement of finalizers with DeletionTimeStamp

Fake client won't create objects after kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316 if they have DeletionTimeStamp without finalizers

Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>

* Revert change in all_e2e_test.go

Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>

* Refactored code

Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>

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Signed-off-by: Waleed Malik <ahmedwaleedmalik@gmail.com>
oliviassss pushed a commit to kubernetes-sigs/aws-load-balancer-controller that referenced this pull request May 24, 2024
…ernetes libs to v0.30.0 (#3707)

* go version, dep version

* refactor for controller-runtime udpate

* update tests, fix if statement

the controller-runtime strips DeletionTimestamp from manifests on
Create(). kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* refactor tests

* remove placeholder comments

* remove reconciler from WithOptions

* remove DefaultNamespace cache option

* remote `&& !hasGroupFinalizer`

This was causing e2e tests to fail when an ingress did not have the
group finalizer. The unit tests ing-1_been_deleted, and ing-6_been_deleted
will need reworked due to changes in the controller-runtime that cause
them to fail.

* update unit tests for ctrl client/fake >0.15

controller-runtime >=0.15 does not support creating (or adding the field via Update()) objects with a DeletionTimestamp. To work around this we add an annotation `unit-test/delete` to mark the ingresses that we want to test deletion. We check for this annotation and then call Delete(). This will set the DeletionTimestamp to the current date and time so we use IgnoreOtherFields to skip then comparing want to got.

relevant controller-runtime discussion/pr:

- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2184 (comment)
- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* remove unused contexts

* add DefaultNamespaces cache config

* set opt.Cache.DefaultNamespaces conditionally

If WatchNamespace is set to corev1.NamespaceAll we should not set
DefaultNamespaces.

This code assumes that only one namespace is specified for
WatchNamespace. That decision was based on the help text for the flag
`watch-namespace`.

Related controller-runtime issue: kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2628

* make crds

* set go to v1.22.3
oliviassss pushed a commit to oliviassss/aws-load-balancer-controller that referenced this pull request May 30, 2024
…ernetes libs to v0.30.0 (kubernetes-sigs#3707)

* go version, dep version

* refactor for controller-runtime udpate

* update tests, fix if statement

the controller-runtime strips DeletionTimestamp from manifests on
Create(). kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* refactor tests

* remove placeholder comments

* remove reconciler from WithOptions

* remove DefaultNamespace cache option

* remote `&& !hasGroupFinalizer`

This was causing e2e tests to fail when an ingress did not have the
group finalizer. The unit tests ing-1_been_deleted, and ing-6_been_deleted
will need reworked due to changes in the controller-runtime that cause
them to fail.

* update unit tests for ctrl client/fake >0.15

controller-runtime >=0.15 does not support creating (or adding the field via Update()) objects with a DeletionTimestamp. To work around this we add an annotation `unit-test/delete` to mark the ingresses that we want to test deletion. We check for this annotation and then call Delete(). This will set the DeletionTimestamp to the current date and time so we use IgnoreOtherFields to skip then comparing want to got.

relevant controller-runtime discussion/pr:

- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2184 (comment)
- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* remove unused contexts

* add DefaultNamespaces cache config

* set opt.Cache.DefaultNamespaces conditionally

If WatchNamespace is set to corev1.NamespaceAll we should not set
DefaultNamespaces.

This code assumes that only one namespace is specified for
WatchNamespace. That decision was based on the help text for the flag
`watch-namespace`.

Related controller-runtime issue: kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2628

* make crds

* set go to v1.22.3
oliviassss added a commit to kubernetes-sigs/aws-load-balancer-controller that referenced this pull request May 30, 2024
* update the traffic test for ingress (#3725)

* update the traffic test for ingress

* make crds

* prevent controller runtime complaining about SetupLogger() was never called (#3724)

* Update go to v1.22, controller-runtime dependency to v0.18.2, and kubernetes libs to v0.30.0 (#3707)

* go version, dep version

* refactor for controller-runtime udpate

* update tests, fix if statement

the controller-runtime strips DeletionTimestamp from manifests on
Create(). kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* refactor tests

* remove placeholder comments

* remove reconciler from WithOptions

* remove DefaultNamespace cache option

* remote `&& !hasGroupFinalizer`

This was causing e2e tests to fail when an ingress did not have the
group finalizer. The unit tests ing-1_been_deleted, and ing-6_been_deleted
will need reworked due to changes in the controller-runtime that cause
them to fail.

* update unit tests for ctrl client/fake >0.15

controller-runtime >=0.15 does not support creating (or adding the field via Update()) objects with a DeletionTimestamp. To work around this we add an annotation `unit-test/delete` to mark the ingresses that we want to test deletion. We check for this annotation and then call Delete(). This will set the DeletionTimestamp to the current date and time so we use IgnoreOtherFields to skip then comparing want to got.

relevant controller-runtime discussion/pr:

- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2184 (comment)
- kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2316

* remove unused contexts

* add DefaultNamespaces cache config

* set opt.Cache.DefaultNamespaces conditionally

If WatchNamespace is set to corev1.NamespaceAll we should not set
DefaultNamespaces.

This code assumes that only one namespace is specified for
WatchNamespace. That decision was based on the help text for the flag
`watch-namespace`.

Related controller-runtime issue: kubernetes-sigs/controller-runtime#2628

* make crds

* set go to v1.22.3

* restrict resolve resolveViaVPCENIs to fargate only (#3709)

* Added helm envFrom value parameter for cluster-name (#3683)

* Added helm envFrom value parameter for cluster-name

* Update README.md file

* Add envFrom configuration to values.yaml

* Remove empty line in values.yaml

* feat: disable default helm labels (#3574)

* feat: disable helm labels

* fix: doc

* Update README.md (#3638)

Remove extra / in crds

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Co-authored-by: Omer Aplatony <61663422+omerap12@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Rémi BUISSON <remi-buisson@orange.fr>
Co-authored-by: Mike Wilson <hyperbolic2346@users.noreply.github.com>
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