Fix operator precedence in the LeaderWorkerSet revision check - #14447
Fix operator precedence in the LeaderWorkerSet revision check#14447thc1006 wants to merge 2 commits into
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The StatefulSet enqueue guard mixed || and && without parentheses, so it collapsed to "CurrentRevision is empty" and enqueued a reconcile on every status update with a non-empty CurrentRevision, including the equal-revision steady state where no rollout is in progress. Extract the intended condition into revisionChanged. Signed-off-by: thc1006 <84045975+thc1006@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe reconciler now detects StatefulSet rollouts only when both revision fields are set and differ. Tests cover revision comparison and enqueue behavior. ChangesStatefulSet revision detection
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The case added with the fix calls revisionChanged, which the fix introduced, so restoring the old condition and keeping the helper leaves it green with the bug back. Measured: the helper's cases still pass while the two states the fix changes, a settled revision and an unset update revision, both fail. Those two are the whole behaviour change. The old condition parsed as current == "" || (update == "" && current == update), and the second half cannot hold once current is set, so every StatefulSet update with a current revision was queued. Pods are watched directly by this controller, so the reconcile that ungates them does not depend on the event this stops sending. Signed-off-by: thc1006 <84045975+thc1006@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@pkg/controller/jobs/leaderworkerset/leaderworkerset_reconciler_test.go`:
- Around line 111-143: Add an integration test for StatefulSet update events
through the controller/watch path rather than calling lwsStsHandler.enqueue
directly. Exercise both changed revisions, which should enqueue the
LeaderWorkerSet reconcile request, and settled revisions, which should not
enqueue it, reusing the existing StatefulSet and queue test helpers where
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The unrelated KubeRay failures were addressed by #14525, which has now merged into main. Retesting the required presubmits against the updated base. /test all |
What type of PR is this?
/kind bug
What this PR does / why we need it:
The
lwsStsHandler.enqueueguard that should skip StatefulSet updates unless a rollout is in progress mixes||and&&without parentheses:Go binds
&&tighter than||, so this parses asA || (B && C). The(B && C)term is only true whenUpdateRevision == "" && CurrentRevision == UpdateRevision, which already impliesCurrentRevision == "", so the whole guard collapses toif CurrentRevision == "" { return }. Every StatefulSet status update with a non-emptyCurrentRevisionpasses the guard and enqueues a LeaderWorkerSet reconcile (afterUpdatesBatchPeriod), the steady state whereCurrentRevision == UpdateRevisionand no rollout is happening included. Later guards drop most of these, so it is over-enqueue rather than a correctness failure.This extracts the intended condition into
revisionChanged, which returns true only when both revisions are set and differ.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
None filed separately; details above.
Special notes for your reviewer:
TestRevisionChangedcovers the empty/equal/differing combinations; the equal-revision and update-empty cases fail against the collapsed pre-fix logic.Prepared with AI assistance (Claude Code); disclosed per the project's AI contribution policy, and the commit carries no AI trailers.
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What the old condition actually did
&&binds tighter than||, so it parsed ascurrent == "" || (update == "" && current == update). Oncecurrentis set the second half cannot hold, so every StatefulSet update carrying a current revision was queued, not only the ones mid-rollout. Two states change here: a settled revision, where the two are equal, and an unset update revision. Both were queued and now are not.That narrowing is safe to make in this controller because it watches Pods directly, so the reconcile that finalizes them and removes their scheduling gates does not depend on the StatefulSet event this stops sending.
Create,DeleteandGenericon this handler are already no-ops, soUpdateis the only path into it either way.The case that pins this is at the
enqueuelevel rather than on the helper: keepingrevisionChangedand restoring the old condition leaves the helper's own cases green while the two states above fail, which is the shape a case for this bug has to have.