chore(make): add update-goldens target for golden fixture regeneration - #2455
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Wraps the three AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 go test invocations (catalog parity, coverage matrix, stock render parity) so contributors don't need to recall the env var or exact -run patterns; each test file's own goldenPath constant remains the only source of truth for file location. Also guard both golden writers against a partially-failed run: AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 now refuses to persist a golden file if any leaf failed to resolve or render, since writing it anyway would silently rebase the comparison baseline onto output that only reflects whichever leaves happened to succeed, masking the very regressions these tests exist to catch. Signed-off-by: Mike Cook <micook@nvidia.com>
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In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 333-336: Update TestCoverageGoldenMatrix in
coverage_matrix_test.go so writeGolden is called only when the test has not
failed, using a t.Failed() guard immediately before writing. Preserve the
existing fixture generation and error reporting behavior.
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The sibling golden-writer tests (TestCatalogParityGolden, TestStockRenderParityGolden) collect per-leaf failures with t.Errorf and continue, so they need a t.Failed() check before writing to avoid persisting a golden built from only the leaves that happened to succeed. TestCoverageGoldenMatrix's classify() instead uses t.Fatalf on an unexpected error, which halts the whole test immediately, so today it can never reach the write step in a failed state. Add the same guard anyway for consistency with the other two writers and to avoid relying on that Fatalf-vs-Errorf distinction as an implicit safety net if classify() is ever loosened to collect multiple failures like its siblings do. Signed-off-by: Mike Cook <micook@nvidia.com>
Wraps the three AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 go test invocations (catalog parity, coverage matrix, stock render parity) so contributors don't need to recall the env var or exact -run patterns; each test file's own goldenPath constant remains the only source of truth for file location.
Also guard both golden writers against a partially-failed run: AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 now refuses to persist a golden file if any leaf failed to resolve or render, since writing it anyway would silently rebase the comparison baseline onto output that only reflects whichever leaves happened to succeed, masking the very regressions these tests exist to catch.
Summary
Adds a
make update-goldenstarget that wraps the threeAICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1golden-regeneration test invocations, and guards both golden writers against persisting output from a partially-failed run.Motivation / Context
Regenerating golden fixtures (catalog parity, coverage matrix, stock render parity) required contributors to recall the
AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1env var and the exact-runpatterns for each test file. Wrapping these in a single Makefile target removes that friction; each test file's owngoldenPathconstant remains the only source of truth for file location.Separately,
AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1previously wrote the golden file unconditionally, even if one or more leaves failed to resolve or render. That would silently rebase the comparison baseline onto incomplete output, masking the very regressions these tests exist to catch.Fixes: N/A
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Component(s) Affected
cmd/aicr,pkg/cli)cmd/aicrd,pkg/server)pkg/recipe)pkg/bundler,pkg/component/*)pkg/collector,pkg/snapshotter)pkg/validator)pkg/errors,pkg/k8s)docs/,examples/)Makefile(newupdate-goldenstarget)Implementation Notes
update-goldensrunsAICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 go test -count=1 -run '...'againstTestCatalogParityGolden/TestCoverageGoldenMatrix(pkg/recipe) andTestStockRenderParityGolden(pkg/bundler) withGOFLAGS="-mod=readonly".Both golden-writer tests now check
t.Failed()before writing: if any leaf failed to resolve/render earlier in the same test run, the writer callst.Fatalinstead of persisting a golden built from only the leaves that happened to succeed. This is a fail-closed guard, not a functional behavior change for a fully-passing run.Testing
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make qualifyisn't warranted for this change (Makefile target + a fail-safe guard in two existing tests, no new production code path). Ran the mandatory Go lint gate on both touched packages (0 issues), the affected golden tests directly (both PASS), and exercised the newupdate-goldenstarget itself end-to-end — it regenerated all three goldens with zero diff against the committed baseline, confirming the target works and the new guard doesn't false-trip on a healthy run.Risk Assessment
Rollout notes: N/A — dev-tooling only; no production code path changes. The only behavior change is that an already-broken
AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1run (one with a failing leaf) now fails loudly instead of silently writing a bad baseline.Checklist
make testwith-race)make lint)git commit -S)