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…tion Add DesireCleaner interface and implement CleanupAfterDeletion on the desire client. When a resource is confirmed deleted (Step 2: already gone, Step 6: confirmed after delete), the executor cleans up the delete desire (only if Successful=True) and then the read desire. Scoped to by-name discovery only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds the optional Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResourceExecutor
participant TransportClient
participant DesireCleaner
ResourceExecutor->>TransportClient: Discover rendered target
ResourceExecutor->>TransportClient: Delete resource
TransportClient-->>ResourceExecutor: Confirm resource absence
ResourceExecutor->>DesireCleaner: CleanupAfterDeletion(...)
DesireCleaner-->>ResourceExecutor: Return cleanup result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent reconciliation can cause deletion cleanup to remove the bookkeeping for a newly recreated resource, leaving it unmanaged until another event restores it. Resolve the lifecycle races before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 10 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
✨ Simplify code
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In `@internal/desireclient/cleanup.go`:
- Line 26: Wrap each bare error return in cleanup.go with stage-specific
context, covering transport resolution, identity construction, and the
additional cleanup failure at the referenced return. Update the cleanup flow
without changing success behavior, and preserve the original errors through the
project’s standard error-wrapping mechanism.
- Around line 58-66: The cleanup flow around GetReadDesire and DeleteReadDesire
must become atomic: use a single store operation that validates and removes the
confirmed delete desire together with its paired read desire using the expected
version. Ensure cleanup aborts when reconciliation has replaced the read desire,
rather than reading the replacement and deleting it; update the relevant store
interface and implementation as needed while preserving not-found handling.
- Around line 38-45: Update CleanupAfterDeletion so it never deletes the read
desire when GetDeleteDesire returns desire.ErrNotFound; only remove it after a
confirmed paired delete-desire lifecycle, with correlation preventing concurrent
ApplyResource/ensureReadDesire work from being deleted.
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| tc, err := resolveTransportContext(target) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return err |
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Wrap each returned error with cleanup context.
These bare returns lose the failed cleanup stage. Add context for transport resolution and identity construction.
Proposed fix
tc, err := resolveTransportContext(target)
if err != nil {
- return err
+ return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: resolve transport context: %w", err)
}
deleteID, err := buildIdentity(tc, desire.TypeDelete, gvk, namespace, name)
if err != nil {
- return err
+ return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: build delete desire identity: %w", err)
}
...
readID, err := buildIdentity(tc, desire.TypeRead, gvk, namespace, name)
if err != nil {
- return err
+ return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: build read desire identity: %w", err)
}As per path instructions, “Wrap errors per Error Model Standard — no bare return err.”
Also applies to: 31-31, 55-55
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In `@internal/desireclient/cleanup.go` at line 26, Wrap each bare error return in
cleanup.go with stage-specific context, covering transport resolution, identity
construction, and the additional cleanup failure at the referenced return.
Update the cleanup flow without changing success behavior, and preserve the
original errors through the project’s standard error-wrapping mechanism.
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| case err != nil: | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: failed to get delete desire for %s/%s: %w", | ||
| namespace, name, err) | ||
| case !desire.IsDeleted(dd.Status): | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: deletion not yet confirmed for %s/%s", | ||
| namespace, name) | ||
| default: | ||
| if delErr := c.store.DeleteDeleteDesire(ctx, deleteID, c.owner, dd.Version); delErr != nil { |
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rg -n -C 5 'type (DesireCleaner|TransportClient|SpecStore|ReadDesire|DeleteDesire)|func .*CleanupAfterDeletion|func .*ApplyResource|DeleteReadDesire|CreateReadDesire' internal pkg 2>/dev/null | head -n 260
printf '%s\n' '--- cleanup tests ---'
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Require a confirmed delete lifecycle before removing a read desire.
CleanupAfterDeletion proceeds after GetDeleteDesire returns desire.ErrNotFound, then deletes the current read desire. ResourceExecutor can concurrently reach ApplyResource, whose ensureReadDesire creates or recreates the same identity. Cleanup can therefore delete the new reconciliation’s read desire and stop discovery reconciliation for the recreated resource (CWE-367). Return without deleting the read desire when no confirmed paired delete desire exists, or correlate cleanup to that lifecycle atomically.
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In `@internal/desireclient/cleanup.go` around lines 38 - 45, Update
CleanupAfterDeletion so it never deletes the read desire when GetDeleteDesire
returns desire.ErrNotFound; only remove it after a confirmed paired
delete-desire lifecycle, with correlation preventing concurrent
ApplyResource/ensureReadDesire work from being deleted.
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| rd, err := c.store.GetReadDesire(ctx, readID) | ||
| switch { | ||
| case errors.Is(err, desire.ErrNotFound): | ||
| return nil | ||
| case err != nil: | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: failed to get read desire for %s/%s: %w", | ||
| namespace, name, err) | ||
| default: | ||
| if delErr := c.store.DeleteReadDesire(ctx, readID, c.owner, rd.Version); delErr != nil { |
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Make desire cleanup atomic to avoid deleting a replacement read desire. ApplyResource calls ensureReadDesire before its apply write. For a non-skip operation with a different target version, it can delete and recreate the same read-desire identity while cleanup is between removing the confirmed delete desire and calling GetReadDesire. Cleanup then reads the replacement's current version, so DeleteReadDesire succeeds instead of rejecting a stale version and removes the replacement (CWE-367). Use one atomic store operation to validate and remove the confirmed delete desire and paired read desire. Abort cleanup when reconciliation wins the race.
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minimal, and validate.
In `@internal/desireclient/cleanup.go` around lines 58 - 66, The cleanup flow
around GetReadDesire and DeleteReadDesire must become atomic: use a single store
operation that validates and removes the confirmed delete desire together with
its paired read desire using the expected version. Ensure cleanup aborts when
reconciliation has replaced the read desire, rather than reading the replacement
and deleting it; update the relevant store interface and implementation as
needed while preserving not-found handling.
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I do not want this PR to grow any further, so this is tracked separately as https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/HYPERFLEET-1675
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| switch { | ||
| case errors.Is(err, desire.ErrNotFound): |
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So coderabbit picked up on this from a concurrency angle, a reapply racing cleanup. But it also can fire sequentially too, so it is definitely a race we want to patch.
Help paint that picture ill walk through two events for the same cluster :
- Event 1, delete.when is false.
ApplyResourcecreates theReadDesireand theApplyDesire(apply.go:83 and :90). - The applier's read informer starts, does its initial List, and the object is not there yet because the apply pass has not run. It writes
Reason=NotFoundon theReadDesire. This is by design, see readdesire/status.go in the applier: "the target does not currently exist, which is not an error". - Event 2 arrives,
delete.whenis now true. Step 1 discovery reads the mirror, getsNotFound, so the executor goes into step 2 at resource_executor.go:718. - Step 2 calls cleanup.
GetDeleteDesirereturnsErrNotFound(we never posted one, DeleteResource at line 763 is never reached on this path). We fall through and delete the ReadDesire. - The
ApplyDesireis still there. The applier applies it. Now there is an object on the cluster, noReadDesireto see it, noDeleteDesireto remove it, and the adapter has already reported the resource as gone.
| return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: failed to get delete desire for %s/%s: %w", | ||
| namespace, name, err) | ||
| case !desire.IsDeleted(dd.Status): | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: cleanup: deletion not yet confirmed for %s/%s", |
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Returning a plain fmt.Errorf here makes the executor unable to tell "the store is broken" from "the applier has not got to it yet". Those need different handling: the first is a failure, the second is a wait.
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| if err := re.tryCleanupDesires(ctx, resource, execCtx, transportClient, transportTarget, gvk); err != nil { |
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Right now any cleanup error becomes StatusFailed, recordResourceError, a DeletionStatusError metric, and an executor error. recordResourceError writes Adapter.ExecutionError, and that goes out in the status we report to the API. So on a slow applier, a completely normal reconciliation shows up as a failed one. 🤔
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| cleaner, ok := transportClient.(transportclient.DesireCleaner) | ||
| if !ok || resource.Discovery == nil || resource.Discovery.ByName == "" { |
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I think resource.Discovery.ByName == "" will mean selector discovered resorources will skip cleanup with no log, no validation error or nothing. Reason i picked up on this is a POC i done awhile back leaked the same way.
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The four executor tests prove the wiring (cleanup is called with the right namespace and name on both paths, not called when still present, failure propagates), which is good. What they cannot show is anything about desire timing, because the mock is the k8s client with a cleaner bolted on, so post-delete discovery is instantly NotFound.
- Slow applier. Apply on event 1, mark the read desire Synced with content. Event 2 with delete.when true: assert a DeleteDesire exists, the ApplyDesire is gone, the ReadDesire is still there, result is success with the "awaiting" reason. Then mark the DeleteDesire Deleted and the ReadDesire NotFound, run event 3: assert both desires are removed and the result is success.
- Fast applier. Same setup, but mark Deleted and NotFound between the DeleteResource call and post-delete discovery. Easiest way is a store wrapper whose CreateDeleteDesire also flips the statuses. Assert cleanup runs on event 2 and both desires are gone.
- Transient NotFound before apply lands. Apply on event 1, mark the ReadDesire NotFound with no content, do not touch the ApplyDesire. Event 2 with delete.when true: assert the ReadDesire still exists and a DeleteDesire now exists. This is the regression test for the cleanup.go:36 comment and it fails on the current code.
The helpers in internal/desireclient/helpers_test.go (putDeleteDesire, putConfirmedDeleteDesire) are nearly what you need, they just live in the wrong package. Moving them to a small internal/desireclient/desiretest package would let both test suites share them.
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Summary
DesireCleaneroptional interface totransportclientfor removing transport-layer bookkeeping after confirmed resource deletionCleanupAfterDeletionon the desire client — removes the delete desire (only when the applier confirms deletion) then the read desire; returns an error if deletion is not yet confirmed, causing theexecutor to retry on the next reconciliation
Test plan
make lintmake test