Fix bad usage of EventuallyWithT in TestAdmissionController e2e test#45896
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Guard pod indexing when CollectT assertions fail
Within EventuallyWithTf, require.Len(c, appPod.Items, 1) records a failure on the CollectT but does not stop execution, so when the list is still empty (a normal retry scenario) the subsequent appPod.Items[0] will panic and abort the retry loop. This reintroduces flakiness because transient zero-length results now fail the test immediately rather than retrying; consider using assert.Len with an early return or checking length before indexing.
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You’re absolutely wrong!
require.Len(c, appPod.Items, 1) aborts the execution of the function and its remaining instructions are not executed. That’s precisely the difference between require.… and assert.…. This used to be broken inside EventuallyWithT with old versions of testify. But this old issue has now been solved by stretchr/testify#1481.
And the functions is properly retried.
@codex: I encourage you to test this:
package main
import (
"testing"
"time"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
)
func TestEventually(t *testing.T) {
require.EventuallyWithT(t, func(c *assert.CollectT) {
t.Log("Try before")
require.Len(c, []string{"foo"}, 0)
t.Log("Try after")
}, 500 * time.Millisecond, 100 * time.Millisecond)
}--- FAIL: TestEventually (0.50s)
main_test.go:13: Try before
main_test.go:13: Try before
main_test.go:13: Try before
main_test.go:13: Try before
main_test.go:13: Try before
main_test.go:12:
Error Trace: /tmp/test_eventually/main_test.go:14
/home/lenaic/.local/go/src/runtime/asm_amd64.s:1693
Error: "[foo]" should have 0 item(s), but has 1
main_test.go:12:
Error Trace: /tmp/test_eventually/main_test.go:12
Error: Condition never satisfied
Test: TestEventually
FAIL
FAIL test_eventually 0.504s
FAIL
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Summary
- Added early-return guards around CollectT assertions in the admission controller test to prevent panics during retries and keep EventuallyWithT behavior intact. test/new-e2e/tests/containers/k8s_test.goL1250-L1304
Testing
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| deployment, err := suite.Env().KubernetesCluster.Client().AppsV1().Deployments(namespace).Get(ctx, name, metav1.GetOptions{}) | ||
| if !assert.NoError(c, err) { | ||
| c.Errorf("deployment with name %s in namespace %s not found", name, namespace) | ||
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| require.NoErrorf(c, err, "deployment with name %s in namespace %s not found", name, namespace) | ||
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| if deployment.Status.AvailableReplicas == 0 { | ||
| c.Errorf("deployment with name %s in namespace %s has 0 available replicas", name, namespace) | ||
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| assert.NotZerof(c, deployment.Status.AvailableReplicas, "deployment with name %s in namespace %s has 0 available replicas", name, namespace) |
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Avoid nil deref after CollectT NoErrorf
In this EventuallyWithTf, a failed Get (e.g., during rollout) will still leave deployment nil, but require.NoErrorf(c, err, …) only records a failure on the CollectT and does not short-circuit, so deployment.Status can panic and stop retries. This turns a transient “not found” into an immediate test failure; use an early return after an assert.NoError-style check or guard deployment before dereferencing.
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require.NoErrorf(c, err, …)only records a failure on theCollectTand does not short-circuit, sodeployment.Statuscan panic and stop retries.
You’re absolutely wrong!
require.… now properly short-circuits and skip the execution of the instructions after.
See my previous comment.
The behavior you describe was the one before stretchr/testify#1481 was merged.
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Could make sense to also remove this test from flakes.yaml if you're confident that this will remove the flakiness from this test, but leaving it and just collecting some data on it also seems good |
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What does this PR do?
Fix a bad usage of
require.EventuallyWithT(…)in thetestAdmissionControllerPode2e test.require.EventuallyWithT(…)is normally used to retry a task until it succeeds or times out.But the use of
suite.Require()inside the function made the test fail immediately in case of assertion failure.In order to benefit from the retry mechanism of
EventuallyWithT, errors must be collected in theCollectTparam instead.Motivation
Test
TestAdmissionControllerWithAutoDetectedLanguageis currently very flaky.Describe how you validated your changes
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