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@joshbranham this is ready for review — supersedes #2742 with the CI failure fixed (the policy generator was mangling matchExpressions for the special-selector policies, now resolved). Staging validated, gap-tested, and CodeRabbit's fail-fast comment addressed. The only red check is |
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@joshbranham You're right — my earlier comment was based on an old job run, disregard the Where I've got to on it: my generated files reproduce byte-identically from a fresh The 17 osd-/rbac-/rosa-* files CI regenerates differently trace to CI running the gen container as Could you check what CI's |
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@joshbranham — confirmed it's the dirty-check, not jira-lint. The migration content is correct (52 policies on Placement v1beta1, 0 PlacementRule, staging-validated on ACM 2.15.2). My committed files regenerate byte-identically locally and match what the repo's on push Action produced. But pr-check still flags all 52 as modified, and I can't reproduce CI's IN_CONTAINER=true bare-generation path locally or pull CI's generated output to see the delta. This looks like a CI-environment difference in the dirty-check harness rather than anything in the PR content. Since I can't investigate CI-side., could you take a look when you have a moment?Happy to pair or screen-share |
@joshbranham — confirmed it's the dirty-check, not jira-lint. The migration content is correct (52 policies on Placement v1beta1, 0 PlacementRule, staging-validated on ACM 2.15.2). My committed files regenerate byte-identically locally and match what the repo's on push Action produced. But pr-check still flags all 52 as modified, and I can't reproduce CI's IN_CONTAINER=true bare-generation path locally or pull CI's generated output to see the delta. This looks like a CI-environment difference in the dirty-check harness rather than anything in the PR content. Since I can't investigate CI-side., could you take a look when you have a moment? Happy to pair or screen-share |
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pr-check is green now. Root cause was the IN_CONTAINER=true path (used by pr-check) running generation against the PolicyGenerator baked into the CI image (v1.12.4, from master's Dockerfile.prow) instead of the pinned v1.17.1 the committed files were built with — f32fc89 fixes it by fetching the pinned version in the else branch too. Ready for /lgtm + /approve when you have a moment, @joshbranham or @bmeng. |
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@Ajpantuso @bmeng @joshbranham — could I get a review on this one? Migrates the ACM policy set from the deprecated PlacementRule to Placement (SLSRE-534 / ROSAENG-3773). Justin Kulikauskas from the ACM team has reviewed the approach and confirmed a single merge is safe — ACM-35032 is closed on the back of it. The review is smaller than the diff suggests. Four files are real changes: scripts/generate-policy-config.py and scripts/generate-subjectpermissions-policy-config.py — two lines each, naming the generated Placement after its policy Everything else is regenerated output. Validated on a dedicated ACM 2.15.6 hub: 0 of 284 replicated policies rebuilt (278 of 282 before the objects were renamed), and replicated policy count held flat on every 2s sample through the deletion of all 52 PlacementRules — no enforcement gap. Full evidence attached to ROSAENG-3773. It also fixes the pr-check failure that's been dogging this PR: CI's cached build-root image ships PolicyGenerator v1.12.4 regardless of Dockerfile.prow, and v1.12.4 serialises the same policies differently. Green now without an /override |
Co-authored-by: Ankit Kurmi <ankitkurmi152@gmail.com>
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PolicyGenerator's default names are placement-<policy> / binding-<policy>,
and the deprecated PlacementRule objects being replaced carry those same
names. Two consequences:
- both APIs derive their PlacementDecision as <name>-decision-1, so while
a PlacementRule and a Placement share a name they contend for it and the
Placement never receives a decision;
- an apply would patch the existing PlacementBinding in place, repointing
it at a Placement that has not yet been evaluated.
Either leaves the propagator computing zero clusters for a Policy that was
covered a moment earlier, which deletes and recreates every replicated
policy. Testing on an ACM 2.15 hub measured 278 of 282 replicated policies
rebuilt under the shared-name arrangement, and zero under distinct names.
Deriving both names from the policy lets the new objects be created and
evaluated alongside the old ones, so coverage is continuous across the
migration.
placementBindingDefaults.name only applies when several policies are
consolidated onto one binding, and generate-policy.sh runs the generator
once per policy, so the binding rename is a post-pass in
add-annotations-tolerations.py rather than generator config.
A Placement only considers clusters from ManagedClusterSets bound into its own namespace. Without a binding every Placement reports PlacementSatisfied=False with 'No valid ManagedClusterSetBindings found in placement namespace' and selects no clusters at all, which would delete every replicated policy and, with pruneObjectBehavior DeleteIfCreated, remove the objects those policies created on the spokes. PlacementRule had no equivalent requirement, so this has no counterpart in the manifests being replaced. Binding the global set preserves the existing selection, since global matches all managed clusters regardless of their clusterset label. Caught on an ACM 2.15.6 hub: 52 of 52 Placements unsatisfied, 0 decisions.
generate-hive-templates downloaded a pinned POLICYGEN_VERSION in its container branch but relied on whatever PolicyGenerator the image provided in the IN_CONTAINER branch. CI's build root image is cached and does not pick up Dockerfile.prow from the pull request, so pr-check generated with v1.12.4 while local builds used v1.17.1. The two versions serialise identically-structured policies differently (v1.17.1 emits a leading document separator and four-space indentation, v1.12.4 two-space), so every generated file differed and pr-check reported uncommitted changes with no indication of the cause. Reproduced locally: generating with v1.12.4 modifies all 52 generated policy files; with v1.17.1 the tree is clean. Downloading the pinned version in both branches makes generation reproducible regardless of the image. .bin/ is a build artifact and is gitignored so pr-check does not flag it as an uncommitted change.
Placement, unlike PlacementRule, only considers clusters from ManagedClusterSets bound into its own namespace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HJGFug6NCJw9AaaaZMuaN3
Base moved from bf42125 to b1a1ddc, which added the HCP 5.0 STS ack policy (ROSAENG-65928). Regenerating brings it into the migration: 53 Placements and PlacementBindings, all named after their policy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HJGFug6NCJw9AaaaZMuaN3
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Migrate the ACM policy set from the deprecated
apps.open-cluster-management.io/v1PlacementRule tocluster.open-cluster-management.io/v1beta1Placement.SLSRE-534 / ROSAENG-3773
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86609da86a686e2eca8ccdb241f4af80IN_CONTAINERbranchWhy the objects are renamed
PolicyGenerator's default names (
placement-<x>/binding-<x>) are the same names the PlacementRules being replaced already carry, and both APIs derive their PlacementDecision as<name>-decision-1. While the names are shared the Placement never receives a decision, so removing the PlacementRules leaves each Policy targeting zero clusters and the propagator rebuilds every replicated policy. Deriving the names from the policy removes the collision.placementBindingDefaults.nameonly applies when several policies share one binding, andgenerate-policy.shruns the generator once per policy, so the binding rename is a post-pass inadd-annotations-tolerations.pyrather than generator config.Validation
Dedicated ACM 2.15.6 hub, OCP 4.21.30, 9 ManagedClusters covering every distinct selector.
Replicated policy count held at 284 on every 2s sample through the deletion of all 52 PlacementRules — no window in which a Policy is unbound. Full evidence on ROSAENG-3773.
Notes for reviewers
ManagedClusterSetBindingmanifests have no counterpart in the manifests being replaced; PlacementRule had no such requirement. Without them every Placement is unsatisfiable.pr-checkwas failing because CI's cached build-root image provides PolicyGenerator v1.12.4 regardless ofDockerfile.prow, and v1.12.4 serialises the same policies differently. The Makefile now downloads the pinned version in both branches;.bin/is gitignored.