test/e2e: add RBAC pre-flight check before dedicated-admin timeout - #630
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WalkthroughThe ChangesRBAC validation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The RBAC pre-flight can misclassify malformed responses as access denial or hang the e2e suite on a stalled API request. These issues should be fixed before merge so the diagnostic check does not make test outcomes less reliable. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Test Structure And QualityExplanation The new pre-flight cluster requests have no timeout. Resolution Use a bounded context for both new dynamic-client requests. For example, derive a context with an appropriate short timeout, such as 10 seconds, before the SAR Create and separately before the ClusterRoleBinding List. Continue or skip after the timeout according to the existing error-handling paths. Do not use context.TODO() for these pre-flight operations. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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In `@test/e2e/validation_webhook_tests.go`:
- Around line 81-93: Update the SubjectAccessReview handling around
sar.SetUnstructuredContent and NestedBool to check and propagate decode errors
instead of treating an error with allowed=false as an RBAC denial. Ensure
malformed responses fail the test explicitly, or replace the unstructured
decoding with the typed authorizationv1.SubjectAccessReview representation.
- Line 94: Update createNS and its BeforeAll caller to accept and propagate the
setup context, replacing context.TODO() for each pre-flight dynamic-client API
request with a separate context.WithTimeout context. Defer or invoke each
request’s cancel function after completion while preserving the existing bounded
probe behavior.
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Does Go context.TODO()provide a deadline or cancellation, and doescontext.WithTimeout cancel blocking API calls after the timeout?
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No, context.TODO does not provide a deadline or cancellation signal [1][2]. It is a non-nil, empty Context used as a placeholder when the appropriate context is not yet known or has not yet been passed to the function [1][3]. Yes, context.WithTimeout creates a derived context that can cancel blocking API calls [4][5]. When the specified timeout duration elapses, the context's Done channel is closed, which signals associated operations to cease [1][4]. Standard library packages and many third-party libraries that accept a context (such as those for database or network operations) are designed to monitor this channel and terminate the blocking operation if it is closed [4][6]. When using context.WithTimeout, it is important to call the returned cancel function to release associated resources once the operation is complete [4][5].
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- 1: https://pkg.go.dev/context
- 2: https://go.dev/src/context/context.go
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74239074/context-todo-or-context-background-which-one-should-i-prefer
- 4: https://go.dev/blog/context
- 5: https://go.dev/pkg/context/?m=old
- 6: https://uptrace.dev/blog/golang-context-timeout
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Add cancellation and timeouts to the pre-flight API calls.
context.TODO() provides no deadline or cancellation. If either dynamic-client request stalls, createNS cannot reach the existing bounded probe. Pass the BeforeAll context into createNS and use a separate context.WithTimeout context for each pre-flight API call. Call each returned cancel function after the request completes.
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In `@test/e2e/validation_webhook_tests.go` at line 94, Update createNS and its
BeforeAll caller to accept and propagate the setup context, replacing
context.TODO() for each pre-flight dynamic-client API request with a separate
context.WithTimeout context. Defer or invoke each request’s cancel function
after completion while preserving the existing bounded probe behavior.
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Summary
Add a fast SubjectAccessReview-based pre-flight check to the e2e test
createNS()function. When a leased ROSA cluster has brokendedicated-adminsRBAC, this check detects it in seconds and skips tests cleanly -- instead of timing out for 5 minutes and cascading 18 test failures.Problem
The
sre-regular-user-validationtest suite's[BeforeAll]callscreateNS(), which polls for 5 minutes waiting fordedicated-adminimpersonation to work in a new namespace. When the cluster'srbac-permissions-operatoris broken, thededicated-adminRoleBinding is never propagated, causing:[BeforeAll]Changes
Inserted a pre-flight RBAC check (63 lines) in
test/e2e/validation_webhook_tests.goinsidecreateNS(), before the existing 5-minuteEventuallypoll:SubjectAccessReviewto test whether the impersonated test user in thededicated-adminsgroup can create configmaps in thedefaultnamespace -- this exercises the cluster-wide RBAC policy without waiting for namespace-level propagationdenied: dumps ClusterRoleBindings containing "dedicated-admin" for diagnostics, then callsSkip()with a message indicating the cluster lacks working dedicated-admins RBAC (likely a lease pool issue)Uses only packages and variables already in scope (
dynamicClient,unstructured,schema,strings). No new imports needed.Validation
go vet -tags osde2e ./test/e2e/...passesgo build -tags osde2e ./test/e2e/...passesmake vetpassesAI-generated. Review for accuracy.
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