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Allows reconciling operator versions for all operators defined in a plugin descriptor (plugins/<name>/plugin.yaml) without manually specifying each operator's details, reusing the same list-reconcile path as --use-defaults. Reimplemented on top of the current src-layout against main; carries over the security hardening from the original PR #422 review (plugin-name path traversal validation, sanitized YAML error messages, and rejecting plugins with installOperators: false). Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughChangesOperator reconciliation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds plugin-driven operator upgrades, but malformed plugin definitions can currently cause partial upgrades before failure, and repeated upgrade runs are reported as changed even when no work is needed. These merge-readiness issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Possibly related PRs
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participant UpgradePlaybook
participant PluginDescriptor
participant OperatorVersions
participant Reconciliation
UpgradePlaybook->>PluginDescriptor: Discover eligible plugin.yaml files
PluginDescriptor-->>UpgradePlaybook: Return enabled management-cluster plugins
UpgradePlaybook->>OperatorVersions: Run --plugin for each selected plugin
OperatorVersions->>Reconciliation: Reconcile validated operator lists
Reconciliation-->>UpgradePlaybook: Return reconciliation output
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In `@src/enclave/reconcile/cli.py`:
- Around line 40-51: Update the plugin path construction in the CLI flow to
normalize Unicode and validate plugin_name against an anchored simple-name
allow-list, rejecting traversal and separators. Resolve both the plugins root
and resulting descriptor path, then require the descriptor to remain relative to
the resolved plugins root; raise ClickException for invalid names or paths
before returning the descriptor.
- Around line 62-69: Validate each entry in the operators loop before accessing
fields or calling operator_versions_reconcile: require a mapping with non-empty
string name, version, and namespace values, and require csvNames to be absent or
a list of strings. Raise a descriptive click.ClickException identifying the
invalid operator entry and field, while preserving the existing default of
[op_name] and only invoking operator_versions_reconcile after validation.
In `@src/tests/test_cli.py`:
- Around line 165-190: Extend test_operator_versions_plugin_multiple_operators
with a mocked plugin descriptor containing two entries in operators, while
preserving the existing ODF CSV-list assertion. Update the expectations to
verify operator_versions_reconcile is called exactly twice and assert the exact
arguments for each operator mapping, including the relevant version, namespace,
CSV list, and dry_run value.
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Extends playbooks/upgrade.yaml to also run enclave reconcile operator-versions --plugin <name> for each enabled plugin that installs operators on the management cluster (installOperators: true, installOperatorsFleet: false), e.g. ODF and LVMS. Previously only defaults/operators.yaml operators were upgraded. Plugin discovery/filtering is extracted into playbooks/tasks/upgrade_plugins.yaml, mirroring the existing tasks/deploy_plugins.yaml pattern. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Enhanced plugin_descriptor_path() to resolve both the plugins root and descriptor path, validating the descriptor remains relative to the plugins directory (prevents symlink escapes and Unicode normalization attacks). - Added validation to _reconcile_operators_from_list() for each operator entry: require dict with non-empty string name/version/namespace and csvNames (if present) must be a list of strings. Raises descriptive ClickException identifying the invalid entry. - Updated test_operator_versions_plugin_multiple_operators to mock a plugin with two separate operator entries instead of one with many CSV names, verifying the loop-over-operators path. - Added test_operator_versions_plugin_real_odf to preserve coverage of the single-operator-with-many-CSVs case. - Added tests for invalid operator entries (not dict, missing name, invalid csvNames). All checks pass: 249 tests, ruff, mypy, coverage 91.54%. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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81-111: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMajor risk — validate all operators before reconciliation.
The loop reconciles each valid entry before it validates later entries. If a later entry is malformed, earlier reconciliations can already have approved InstallPlans before the CLI exits with an error. This leaves a partial operator upgrade.
First validate and collect every operator entry. Then call
operator_versions_reconcileonly after validation succeeds for the complete list. The downstream reconciler approves InstallPlans and waits for CSV completion.Proposed fix
+ validated_operators: list[tuple[str, str, list[str]]] = [] for idx, op in enumerate(operators): # validation ... - operator_versions_reconcile( - cast("str", op["version"]), - cast("str", op["namespace"]), - op_csv_names, - dry_run, + validated_operators.append( + ( + cast("str", op["version"]), + cast("str", op["namespace"]), + op_csv_names, + ) ) + + for version, namespace, csv_names in validated_operators: + operator_versions_reconcile(version, namespace, csv_names, dry_run)Add a test with one valid entry followed by one invalid entry. Assert that no reconciliation call occurs.
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In `@docs/UPGRADE.md`:
- Around line 49-62: Update the fenced shell blocks in the upgrade documentation
to include a blank line immediately before and after each fence, resolving the
MD031 spacing warnings while preserving the existing commands and text.
In `@playbooks/tasks/upgrade_plugins.yaml`:
- Around line 48-60: Update the “Upgrade plugin operator versions” task using
the _plugin_operator_reconcile_list loop so successful runs report changed only
when the enclave reconcile operation actually performs an upgrade. Add an
accurate changed_when condition based on the command result, or consume a
machine-readable change indicator emitted by the CLI, while preserving execution
only when the list is non-empty.
In `@src/enclave/reconcile/cli.py`:
- Around line 94-105: Update the csvNames validation in the operator parsing
flow to reject entries whose trimmed string is empty, while preserving
acceptance of non-blank strings and the existing default to op_name. Keep the
ClickException behavior and invalid-field message consistent with the current
validation.
In `@src/tests/test_cli.py`:
- Around line 232-270: Reformat the inline YAML read_data fixtures in the three
operator-version tests, including
test_operator_versions_plugin_invalid_operator_missing_name and
test_operator_versions_plugin_invalid_csvnames_not_list, so no Python line
exceeds Ruff’s 88-character limit. Use adjacent string literals or a multiline
fixture while preserving the exact YAML content and test behavior.
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In `@src/enclave/reconcile/cli.py`:
- Around line 81-111: Refactor the operator-processing loop to perform all
structure, required-field, and csvNames validation and collect validated entries
before invoking operator_versions_reconcile. Only reconcile the collected
entries after the entire input passes validation, preserving the existing
defaults and dry_run behavior; add coverage for a valid entry followed by an
invalid one that verifies no reconciliation call occurs.
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1. **Validate before reconcile (MAJOR)** - Refactored
_reconcile_operators_from_list() to validate ALL operator entries
before reconciling any. Previously, if validation failed on a later
entry, earlier operators would already be reconciled (InstallPlans
approved), leaving a partial upgrade. Now collects validated operators
first, reconciles only after the entire list passes validation.
2. **Reject blank CSV names** - Enhanced csvNames validation to reject
blank/whitespace-only strings, not just check if it's a list. Prevents
downstream reconciler from constructing invalid CSV resource names and
timing out.
3. **Idempotent Ansible task** - Added changed_when condition to the
plugin operator upgrade task, checking for "[UPDATE]" in stderr (the
log pattern when an InstallPlan is approved). Task now reports changed
only when an actual upgrade occurred, not on every run.
4. **Markdown linting** - Added blank lines before/after fenced code
blocks in docs/UPGRADE.md to satisfy MD031 markdownlint rule.
5. **Ruff line limit** - Refactored long inline YAML fixtures in tests to
use adjacent string literals, keeping all lines under 88 chars.
6. **Test coverage** - Added two new tests:
- test_operator_versions_plugin_invalid_csvnames_blank: blank CSV names
- test_operator_versions_plugin_partial_validation_no_reconcile: one
valid + one invalid operator → no reconciliation occurs (verifies the
validate-before-reconcile fix)
All checks pass: 251 tests (+2), ruff, mypy, ansible-lint (production),
coverage 91.57%.
Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2. Reject blank CSV names (lines 94-105)Enhanced csvNames validation to reject blank/whitespace-only strings: 3. Idempotent Ansible task (upgrade_plugins.yaml, lines 48-60)Added 4. Markdown linting (docs/UPGRADE.md, lines 49-62)Added blank lines before/after fenced code blocks to satisfy MD031 markdownlint rule. 5. Ruff line limit (test_cli.py, lines 232-270)Refactored long inline YAML fixtures to use adjacent string literals (parenthesized concatenation), keeping all lines under 88 chars. All checks pass: 251 tests (+2 new), ruff, mypy, ansible-lint (production), coverage 91.57%. |
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why not packaging them into the wheel as we do with operator defaults?
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I'd prefer a separate reconcile subcommand, since operator-versions looks very much related to operators/. Why not a plugin-version command to avoid the overload of the operator-versions one? This would also remove the mutual exclusivity logic. We could retain much of the current logic.
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thought about naming and structure a lot here. it's not strictly a plugin update, since operators are a part of a plugin, but update of other pieces is not yet determined.
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I see. What about plugin-operator-versions subcommand then? What I don't like is that operator-versions is naturally bound with operators/ directory and defaults/operators.yaml making things easy to understand without diving deep into it. You either use defaults or a single operator. Now we're introducing a complexity that makes it harder to understand (e.g. what defaults are used by --use-defaults, plugin or operators?) and maintain instead of the simpler:
operator-versionshandles things underoperators/plugin-operator-versionshandles things underplugins/
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part of https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-3917
Summary
--plugin <name>toenclave reconcile operator-versions, loading operator definitions fromplugins/<name>/plugin.yamlinstead of requiring--name/--version/--namespace/--csv-nameto be passed manually.--use-defaultsand the direct flags, same as the existing--use-defaultspath.installOperators: falseand validates the plugin name against path traversal (..,/,\).src/layout restructuring) on top of currentmain, carrying over the security hardening from that PR's CodeRabbit review: path-traversal validation on the plugin name and sanitized YAML parse error messages.playbooks/upgrade.yaml), since previously onlydefaults/operators.yamloperators were upgraded and plugin-installed operators (e.g. ODF, LVMS) were silently skipped.playbooks/tasks/upgrade_plugins.yaml(mirrors the discovery pattern intasks/deploy_plugins.yaml) auto-discovers enabled plugins withinstallOperators: trueandinstallOperatorsFleet: false— i.e. plugins whose operators are approved/upgraded directly on the management cluster rather than rolled out to fleet clusters via ACM policies — and runsoperator-versions --plugin <name>for each.upgrade_operatorsflag as the existing--use-defaultsstep.docs/UPGRADE.mdto document the new automated step and the manual per-plugin commands.Test plan
make python-unit-test— 245 passed, coverage 91.54%make python-linter-test— ruff check + format cleanmake python-types-test— mypy strict, no issues--name/--use-defaults, plugin not found, no operators defined,installOperators: false, path traversal (..,/,\)ansible-lint(production profile) passes onplaybooks/upgrade.yamlandplaybooks/tasks/upgrade_plugins.yamlyamllintpasses on the same filesAssisted-by: Claude Code noreply@anthropic.com
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operator-versions --plugincommand.Documentation
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