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Added support to verify multiarch images for push-to-external-registry-idempotent

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@midnightercz midnightercz force-pushed the RELEASE-2314-multiarch-verification branch 2 times, most recently from ae52b7a to 32539ec Compare June 29, 2026 08:17
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Pull request overview

Adds multi-architecture image verification to the push-to-external-registry-idempotent integration test flow so the suite can validate that published release artifacts include the expected set of architectures (instead of only checking a single arch).

Changes:

  • Introduces a PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES variable intended to drive multi-arch verification behavior.
  • Updates the push-to-external-registry-idempotent test to compare the release’s arches list against the expected arches when provided.

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File Description
integration-tests/run-test.sh Initializes PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES for the integration test runner environment.
integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh Adds conditional multi-arch verification logic based on PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES.

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@midnightercz midnightercz force-pushed the RELEASE-2314-multiarch-verification branch from 73b90d5 to e232caf Compare June 30, 2026 11:42
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Order Sensitivity

The multi-arch validation compares a space-joined, sorted list of arches from the release JSON to an expected string. This is order/format sensitive and can fail if the expected value isn’t normalized the same way (sorting, spacing). Consider normalizing PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES similarly (e.g., split/sort/join) or comparing sets instead of raw strings.

if [ -n "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES:-}" ]; then
    local image_arches
    image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
    if [ "${image_arches}" = "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}" ]; then
      echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
  else
      echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
      failures=$((failures+1))
  fi
Bash Robustness

The new jq pipeline defaults to an empty array, but join(" ") produces an empty string; if the release has no arches, the error message prints an empty “found” value. Consider making the failure output more explicit (e.g., printing “”) and ensuring the jq expression always yields predictable output. Also consider quoting variable expansions consistently in echo/error paths.

    local image_arches
    image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
    if [ "${image_arches}" = "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}" ]; then
      echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
  else
      echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
      failures=$((failures+1))
  fi
else
  image_arch=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches[0] // ""' <<< "${release_json}")
  echo "Checking Image Arch..."
  if [ -n "${image_arch}" ]; then
      echo "✅️ image_arch: ${image_arch}"
  else
      echo "🔴 image_arch was empty"
      failures=$((failures+1))
  fi
Simplify Init

The added empty-default initialization for PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES can be simplified and made safer/clearer using parameter expansion (e.g., : "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES:=}") and consistent quoting. Also consider whether this variable should be exported here if it’s relied on in sub-scripts.

if [ -z "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
    PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES=""
fi

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✅ Compliance rules (platform): 28 rules

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1. Missing then in if ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
verify_single_release() introduces an if statement without a required then, making
integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh a bash syntax error and causing the
suite to fail when sourced/executed.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-52]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
Relevance

⭐⭐⭐ High

Team consistently fixes bash-breaking issues; run-test.sh sources suite scripts so syntax error
would stop CI.

PR-#2181

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The suite script contains an if line with no following then, and the main runner sources this
file, so bash will fail to parse the script and the test cannot run.

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[49-60]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[142-148]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh` contains an `if [ ... ]` without `then`, which is a bash parse error.

### Issue Context
This test suite is sourced by `integration-tests/run-test.sh`, so a parse error in the suite script will break the whole integration test run.

### Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-58]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[142-148]

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2. PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES missing braces ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The updated multi-arch shell logic expands PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES using bare $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES
instead of the required brace form ${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}. This violates the shell variable
expansion requirement and can cause ambiguous parsing/expansion when the variable is adjacent to
other characters.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-56]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
+          echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
+      else
+          echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
+          failures=$((failures+1))
Relevance

⭐⭐ Medium

No historical reviews enforcing ${VAR} over $VAR in integration-tests; team often focuses on
functional issues.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance ID 1264 requires brace syntax for expansion of non-special shell variables. In the
newly added/modified multi-arch verification and guard/initialization logic, PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES
is referenced as $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES (including in an if test condition and in related
statements such as echo/output), which directly demonstrates non-compliance with the rule that
mandates ${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}.

Rule 1264: Use brace syntax for shell variable expansion
integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-56]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[172-174]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` is currently expanded using bare `$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` in newly added/modified multi-arch logic, but PR Compliance ID 1264 requires brace syntax (`${VAR}`) for non-special shell variables. Update these references to use `${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}` to satisfy the compliance rule and avoid ambiguous expansions when concatenated with adjacent characters.

## Issue Context
This was introduced as part of the new multi-arch verification support, including a guard clause / initialization logic and the modified verification block.

## Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-56]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[172-174]

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Remediation recommended

3. Wrong -s variable check ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
verify_single_release() uses [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ], which checks for a non-empty file,
but PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES is set/used as a string of expected arches; this breaks the intended
branch selection for multiarch verification.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-56]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
+          echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
+      else
+          echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
+          failures=$((failures+1))
Relevance

⭐⭐⭐ High

PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES treated as string elsewhere; using -s (file test) likely breaks multiarch
branch, so will fix.

PR-#2181
PR-#2252

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
run-test.sh treats PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES as a plain env var string (defaulting to ""), while
test.sh uses -s which is a file test and therefore does not reflect whether the string is set.

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-67]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[150-175]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
The code uses `-s` (file-size test) on `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES`, but the variable is an environment string (e.g., `"amd64 arm64"`). This makes the condition incorrect and can cause the multiarch comparison branch to be skipped.

### Issue Context
`run-test.sh` initializes `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` as an empty string when not provided and otherwise populates it from `PIPELINE_TEST_SUITE_VARS` exports, indicating it is a string variable, not a path.

### Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-67]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[156-175]

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Informational

4. Arches compare order-sensitive 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness ⭐ New
Description
verify_single_release() sorts the arches extracted from the Release JSON but compares them to
PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES without normalizing/sorting the expected list, so the same set of arches in a
different order (or with extra whitespace) will fail the test. This can cause flaky/incorrect
integration test failures when PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES is provided externally (e.g., via
PIPELINE_TEST_SUITE_VARS).
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-58]

+    if [ -n "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES:-}" ]; then
+        local image_arches
+        image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+        if [ "${image_arches}" = "${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}" ]; then
+          echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
+      else
+          echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
+          failures=$((failures+1))
+      fi
Relevance

⭐ Low

Repo already uses sorted-actual vs exact-string arches equality; vars imported verbatim; no prior
normalization enforcement seen.

PR-#2252
PR-#2181

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The test sorts the actual arches list from the Release JSON but directly compares against the raw
expected string, while run-test.sh imports PTSV_* values verbatim from JSON without any
normalization; another suite demonstrates the canonical sorted format for arches checks.

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-58]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[156-163]
integration-tests/rh-push-to-external-registry/test.sh[33-53]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`verify_single_release()` canonicalizes the *actual* arches (`sort | join(" ")`) but compares against `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` verbatim. This makes the test incorrectly fail if `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` has the same arches but in a different order or with inconsistent whitespace.

## Issue Context
`PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` is intended to be set externally (commonly through `PIPELINE_TEST_SUITE_VARS`), so it should be treated as untrusted/un-normalized input.

## Fix Focus Areas
- Normalize `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` to the same canonical representation as `image_arches` (split on whitespace, sort, re-join with single spaces; also trim).
- Optionally support JSON-array form too (e.g., if a user supplies `["amd64","arm64"]`), by detecting leading `[` and using `jq -r 'fromjson|sort|join(" ")'`.

### Suggested code approach (bash)
- Compute `expected_arches_normalized` and compare `image_arches` to that.

## Fix Focus Areas (code locations)
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-58]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[156-163]

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Action required
1. Missing then in if ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
verify_single_release() introduces an if statement without a required then, making
integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh a bash syntax error and causing the
suite to fail when sourced/executed.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-52]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
Relevance

⭐⭐⭐ High

Team consistently fixes bash-breaking issues; run-test.sh sources suite scripts so syntax error
would stop CI.

PR-#2181

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The suite script contains an if line with no following then, and the main runner sources this
file, so bash will fail to parse the script and the test cannot run.

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[49-60]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[142-148]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh` contains an `if [ ... ]` without `then`, which is a bash parse error.

### Issue Context
This test suite is sourced by `integration-tests/run-test.sh`, so a parse error in the suite script will break the whole integration test run.

### Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-58]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[142-148]

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2. PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES missing braces ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The updated multi-arch shell logic expands PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES using bare $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES
instead of the required brace form ${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}. This violates the shell variable
expansion requirement and can cause ambiguous parsing/expansion when the variable is adjacent to
other characters.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-56]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
+          echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
+      else
+          echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
+          failures=$((failures+1))
Relevance

⭐⭐ Medium

No historical reviews enforcing ${VAR} over $VAR in integration-tests; team often focuses on
functional issues.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance ID 1264 requires brace syntax for expansion of non-special shell variables. In the
newly added/modified multi-arch verification and guard/initialization logic, PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES
is referenced as $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES (including in an if test condition and in related
statements such as echo/output), which directly demonstrates non-compliance with the rule that
mandates ${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}.

Rule 1264: Use brace syntax for shell variable expansion
integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-56]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[172-174]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` is currently expanded using bare `$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` in newly added/modified multi-arch logic, but PR Compliance ID 1264 requires brace syntax (`${VAR}`) for non-special shell variables. Update these references to use `${PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES}` to satisfy the compliance rule and avoid ambiguous expansions when concatenated with adjacent characters.

## Issue Context
This was introduced as part of the new multi-arch verification support, including a guard clause / initialization logic and the modified verification block.

## Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-56]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[172-174]

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Remediation recommended
3. Wrong -s variable check ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
verify_single_release() uses [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ], which checks for a non-empty file,
but PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES is set/used as a string of expected arches; this breaks the intended
branch selection for multiarch verification.
Code

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[R50-56]

+    if [ -s "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]
+      image_arches=$(jq -r '.status.artifacts.images[0]?.arches // [] | sort | join(" ")' <<< "${release_json}")
+      if [ "${image_arches}" = "$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES" ]; then
+          echo "✅️ Found required image arches: $PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES"
+      else
+          echo "🔴 Expected image arches: '$PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES', found: ${image_arches}"
+          failures=$((failures+1))
Relevance

⭐⭐⭐ High

PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES treated as string elsewhere; using -s (file test) likely breaks multiarch
branch, so will fix.

PR-#2181
PR-#2252

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
run-test.sh treats PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES as a plain env var string (defaulting to ""), while
test.sh uses -s which is a file test and therefore does not reflect whether the string is set.

integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-67]
integration-tests/run-test.sh[150-175]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
The code uses `-s` (file-size test) on `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES`, but the variable is an environment string (e.g., `"amd64 arm64"`). This makes the condition incorrect and can cause the multiarch comparison branch to be skipped.

### Issue Context
`run-test.sh` initializes `PTSV_EXPECTED_ARCHES` as an empty string when not provided and otherwise populates it from `PIPELINE_TEST_SUITE_VARS` exports, indicating it is a string variable, not a path.

### Fix Focus Areas
- integration-tests/push-to-external-registry-idempotent/test.sh[50-67]
- integration-tests/run-test.sh[156-175]

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LGTM, holding approvel until e2e pass!

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Added support to verify multiarch images for
push-to-external-registry-idempotent

Signed-off-by: Jindrich Luza <jluza@redhat.com>
@midnightercz midnightercz force-pushed the RELEASE-2314-multiarch-verification branch from 7313558 to bd80323 Compare July 3, 2026 11:51
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