OCPBUGS-116462: fix extension verification during non-boot sync and harden error handling - #6498
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Extension package verification previously only ran during checkStateOnFirstRun at boot time. When the MCD pod was restarted to trigger re-verification, the bind mount on /usr/bin/rpm created in the host's mount namespace was not always visible to the new container, particularly on vSphere where the hostPath recursive bind mount behavior differs from AWS. Add extension verification to the non-boot sync path in syncNode so the running MCD can detect missing extension packages without a pod restart. Also add logic to clear the Degraded state when a previously-degraded node passes extension verification on a subsequent sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the MCD pod deletion in TC 89095 with a node annotation change that triggers a re-sync of the running MCD. This avoids the bind mount visibility issue where a new MCD container created after pod deletion may not see the bind mount on /usr/bin/rpm, causing the test to always fail on vSphere. By keeping the original MCD pod running, the HostToContainer mount propagation ensures the bind-mounted fake rpm is visible, and the non-boot sync path added in the companion daemon commit performs extension verification and correctly degrades the node. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe daemon verifies extension packages after a successful no-update sync when an on-disk configuration exists. It clears degraded node state after successful synchronization. The extended-privilege test now triggers re-sync through a node annotation. ChangesExtension sync validation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change enables extension checks during normal synchronization, but it can incorrectly report success, conceal unrelated node degradation, or skip verification after configuration-read failures. These issues should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@pkg/daemon/daemon.go`:
- Around line 901-903: Update syncNode’s SetAnnotations error branch to return a
wrapped error instead of only logging and continuing, while retaining the
existing contextual message; ensure annotation-setting failures make
synchronization unsuccessful and are not ignored.
- Line 896: Update the degraded-state transition in the daemon logic to clear
the state only when execution is within the IsCoreOSVariant
extension-verification path and the MachineConfigDaemonReasonAnnotationKey
identifies an extension-specific degraded reason. Preserve unrelated degraded
states and leave nodes without extension verification unchanged.
- Line 888: Update the getCurrentConfigOnDisk handling in the surrounding daemon
sync flow to treat only os.IsNotExist as an absent configuration; propagate any
other error immediately instead of skipping extension verification and
continuing. Preserve the existing processing for a non-nil on-disk
configuration.
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| if odc, odcErr := dn.getCurrentConfigOnDisk(); odcErr == nil && odc != nil { |
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Propagate on-disk configuration errors.
This condition treats every getCurrentConfigOnDisk error as “no configuration.” A malformed configuration or a current-image read failure therefore skips extension verification and allows the sync to continue.
Handle only os.IsNotExist as an absent configuration. Return other errors.
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- if odc, odcErr := dn.getCurrentConfigOnDisk(); odcErr == nil && odc != nil {
+ odc, odcErr := dn.getCurrentConfigOnDisk()
+ if odcErr != nil && !os.IsNotExist(odcErr) {
+ return fmt.Errorf("failed to read current configuration on disk: %w", odcErr)
+ }
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| if odc, odcErr := dn.getCurrentConfigOnDisk(); odcErr == nil && odc != nil { | |
| odc, odcErr := dn.getCurrentConfigOnDisk() | |
| if odcErr != nil && !os.IsNotExist(odcErr) { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("failed to read current configuration on disk: %w", odcErr) | |
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| if odcErr == nil && odc != nil { |
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In `@pkg/daemon/daemon.go` at line 888, Update the getCurrentConfigOnDisk handling
in the surrounding daemon sync flow to treat only os.IsNotExist as an absent
configuration; propagate any other error immediately instead of skipping
extension verification and continuing. Preserve the existing processing for a
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| if dn.node.Annotations[constants.MachineConfigDaemonStateAnnotationKey] == constants.MachineConfigDaemonStateDegraded { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Limit degraded-state clearing to extension verification.
This block runs outside the IsCoreOSVariant guard and does not inspect MachineConfigDaemonReasonAnnotationKey. It can clear unrelated degraded states, including on nodes where no extension verification ran.
Gate this transition on the extension-verification path and the extension-specific degraded reason.
The PR objective requires degraded-state clearing to be scoped to extension-related degradation.
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In `@pkg/daemon/daemon.go` at line 896, Update the degraded-state transition in
the daemon logic to clear the state only when execution is within the
IsCoreOSVariant extension-verification path and the
MachineConfigDaemonReasonAnnotationKey identifies an extension-specific degraded
reason. Preserve unrelated degraded states and leave nodes without extension
verification unchanged.
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| if _, setErr := dn.nodeWriter.SetAnnotations(annos); setErr != nil { | ||
| klog.Errorf("Failed to clear degraded state after successful sync: %v", setErr) | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Propagate annotation update failures.
When SetAnnotations fails, syncNode logs the error and returns success. The node can remain Degraded while the daemon reports a successful synchronization.
Return a wrapped error so the failed state transition is not treated as successful.
As per path instructions, Go code must never ignore error returns. The PR objective also requires annotation-setting errors to propagate.
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In `@pkg/daemon/daemon.go` around lines 901 - 903, Update syncNode’s
SetAnnotations error branch to return a wrapped error instead of only logging
and continuing, while retaining the existing contextual message; ensure
annotation-setting failures make synchronization unsuccessful and are not
ignored.
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- What I did
Fixed extension package verification so it runs during non-boot sync in
syncNode, not only at boot time incheckStateOnFirstRun. Previously, triggering re-verification required an MCD pod restart, but the bind mount on/usr/bin/rpmcreated in the host's mount namespace was not always visible to the new container (particularly on vSphere where hostPath recursive bind mount behavior differs from AWS).Changes across three commits:
Add extension verification to non-boot sync path — the running MCD can now detect missing extension packages without a pod restart. Also clears the Degraded state when a previously-degraded node passes extension verification on a subsequent sync.
Fix TC 89095 to use node annotation instead of MCD pod restart — replaces pod deletion with a node annotation change that triggers a re-sync of the running MCD. This keeps the original MCD pod running so
HostToContainermount propagation ensures the bind-mounted fake rpm is visible.Harden extension verification error handling — handles non-ENOENT errors from
getCurrentConfigOnDisk, scopes degraded-state clearing to extension-related degradation only, returnsSetAnnotationserrors, and removes a redundant nil check.Fixes: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPBUGS-116462
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Fix extension package verification to run during non-boot sync, avoiding bind mount visibility issues on vSphere when the MCD pod is restarted.
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