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rosa-cluster-wait-ready: declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT in ref YAML
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51 changes: 36 additions & 15 deletions ...step-registry/rosa/cluster/wait-ready/cluster/rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster-commands.sh
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Expand Up @@ -160,6 +160,9 @@ dyn_start_time=${start_time}
CLUSTER_PREVIOUS_STATE="claim"
record_cluster "timers" "status" "claim"
loop_count=0
OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT=${OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT:-900}

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT in the step environment contract.

The step reference exposes STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT, but it does not expose this new timeout. Add OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT to rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster-ref.yaml with default 900 and documentation. This makes the new grace period discoverable and configurable through the supported step interface.

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In
`@ci-operator/step-registry/rosa/cluster/wait-ready/cluster/rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster-commands.sh`
at line 163, Update the rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster step environment
contract to declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT with default 900 and documentation,
matching the existing STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT entries. Keep
the shell default in the OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT assignment aligned with the
contract.

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Good catch — STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT are both declared in the ref YAML so OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT should be too for consistency. Will push a fix shortly.

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@redhat-chai-bot, thanks. Please add OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT to the step reference YAML with default 900 and clear documentation. Keep the shell default aligned with the reference default.

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install_complete_detected=false
install_complete_time=0
while true; do
rosa describe cluster -c "${CLUSTER_ID}" -o json > ${cluster_info_json}
CLUSTER_STATE=$(cat ${cluster_info_json} | jq -r '.state')
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else
# Stall detection: fail early if state is stuck for too long
stall_elapsed=$(( current_time - dyn_start_time ))
if (( stall_elapsed >= STALL_TIMEOUT )) && [[ "${CLUSTER_STATE}" == "installing" || "${CLUSTER_STATE}" == "pending" ]]; then

# OCM state reconciliation detection: check every iteration (not just every 5th)
# Only when: Classic cluster, state=installing, infra_id is set, past provisioner launch timeout
if [[ "${HOSTED_CP}" != "true" ]] && [[ "${CLUSTER_STATE}" == "installing" ]] && [[ "${install_complete_detected}" != "true" ]]; then
infra_id_check=$(jq -r '.infra_id' "${cluster_info_json}")
installing_elapsed=$(( current_time - dyn_start_time ))
if [[ "${infra_id_check}" != "null" ]] && (( installing_elapsed >= PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT )); then
install_log_check=$(timeout 60 rosa logs install -c "${CLUSTER_ID}" 2>&1 || true)
if echo "${install_log_check}" | grep -Eiq 'install complete!|install completed successfully'; then
install_complete_detected=true
install_complete_time=${current_time}
log "Install completion detected in logs. Starting OCM reconciliation grace period ($(( OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT / 60 )) minutes)."
log " OCM has ${OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT} seconds to transition cluster state from 'installing' to 'ready'."
fi
fi
fi

# OCM reconciliation grace period: if install completed, give OCM time to reconcile
if [[ "${install_complete_detected}" == "true" ]]; then
ocm_reconcile_elapsed=$(( current_time - install_complete_time ))
if (( ocm_reconcile_elapsed >= OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT )); then
log "FATAL: OCM state reconciliation failure detected."
log " OpenShift install completed $(( ocm_reconcile_elapsed / 60 )) minutes ago, but OCM state is still '${CLUSTER_STATE}'."
log " OCM reconciliation grace period ($(( OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT / 60 )) minutes) exceeded."
record_cluster "timers" "status" "ocm_state_stall"
FAILED_INSTALL="yes"
break
else
log " OCM reconciliation in progress: $(( ocm_reconcile_elapsed / 60 ))m $(( ocm_reconcile_elapsed % 60 ))s / $(( OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT / 60 ))m"
fi
fi

if [[ "${install_complete_detected}" != "true" ]] && (( stall_elapsed >= STALL_TIMEOUT )) && [[ "${CLUSTER_STATE}" == "installing" || "${CLUSTER_STATE}" == "pending" ]]; then
log "ERROR: Cluster state '${CLUSTER_STATE}' has not changed for $(( stall_elapsed / 60 )) minutes (stall timeout: $(( STALL_TIMEOUT / 60 )) minutes)"
log "Cluster appears to be stalled. Failing early."
record_cluster "timers" "status" "${CLUSTER_STATE}"
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break
fi
fi

# OCM state reconciliation detection: installer completed but OCM state stuck
if [[ "${infra_id_check}" != "null" ]] && (( installing_elapsed >= PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT )); then
install_log_check=$(timeout 60 rosa logs install -c "${CLUSTER_ID}" 2>&1 || true)
if echo "${install_log_check}" | grep -Eiq 'install complete!|install completed successfully'; then
log "FATAL: OCM state reconciliation failure detected."
log " infra_id is set (provisioner launched) but cluster is still in 'installing' state"
log " after $(( installing_elapsed / 60 )) minutes, despite install logs showing completion."
log " This indicates OCM failed to reconcile the cluster state from 'installing' to 'ready'."
record_cluster "timers" "status" "ocm_state_stall"
FAILED_INSTALL="yes"
break
fi
fi
fi
fi

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Expand Up @@ -36,6 +36,9 @@ ref:
- name: PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT
default: "900"
documentation: Maximum seconds to wait for the Hive provisioner to launch (infra_id to become non-null) after entering the 'installing' state. Only applies to Classic (non-HCP) clusters. Default is 900 (15 minutes).
- name: OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT
default: "900"
documentation: Maximum seconds to wait for OCM to reconcile the cluster state from 'installing' to 'ready' after the OpenShift installer reports completion. This grace period activates only when install completion is detected in logs and prevents the general STALL_TIMEOUT from firing prematurely on long installs. Only applies to Classic (non-HCP) clusters. Default is 900 (15 minutes).

documentation: |-
Wait the rosa cluster to be ready.