feat(sdk): migrate pkg/cli off pkg/config onto the aicr.Config facade - #2548
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EvidenceAttestationOptions() returned a fully zeroed EvidenceOptions whenever spec.validate.evidence.attestation.out was empty, discarding bom/push/plainHTTP/insecureTLS even when the document set them. The CLI's --emit-attestation flag can supply out independently of the document (buildRecipeEvidenceConfig), so a config that set bom/push but no out silently lost both once a caller resolved out elsewhere. Populate the four fields unconditionally and only gate OutDir/ok on out being set. Also corrects go-library.md and adjacent godoc comments that no longer matched the code after the facade migration: the ValidateSettings() sample gated the caller's --no-cluster override behind ok instead of gating the Cleanup default, reintroducing the ClusterRoleBinding leak the bool exists to prevent; the SnapshotAgentConfig() sample gated the caller-owned Kubeconfig assignment behind ok even though it has no config counterpart; and three sites claimed ValidateSettings() carries only what Client.ValidateState accepts, though four of its fields (image, job name, service account name, require-GPU) have no WithValidation* counterpart and are carried solely for the CLI's own agent-Job construction. Tightens assertProjected's godoc to state it checks facade field-name shape, not that a derivation actually wires the value through, and reconciles a few counts and wording drifts (BundleOptions Config precedence, image-refs read/write). Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
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In `@pkg/client/v1/bundle_internal_test.go`:
- Around line 117-122: The toleration tests only verify list length, allowing
system and accelerated tolerations to be swapped. In
pkg/client/v1/bundle_internal_test.go lines 117-122, compare each BundleConfig
toleration against its expected system or accelerated toleration, including key,
operator, and effect; apply the same identity assertions to the derived
BundleOptions lists in pkg/client/v1/config_test.go lines 787-792.
In `@pkg/client/v1/stability_test.go`:
- Around line 271-277: Update the stability test’s checks for
SystemNodeSelector, AcceleratedNodeSelector, and WorkloadSelector to wrap each
nil value with requireType[map[string]string], explicitly validating the
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Multi-persona review — slice 4 (pkg/cli off pkg/config)
Method. Four independent persona reviewers (Correctness / precedence-semantics, Domain & Architecture, Test-coverage & drift-guard, API-contract & SDK-stability) fanned out against the resolved code, then every candidate finding was routed through an adversarial senior meta-reviewer that re-derived each claim from the code rather than the persona's report. All findings pinned to head 2e1782528.
Legend. 🔴 Blocker · 🟠 Major · 🟡 Minor · 🔵 Nitpick
Overall. A clean, unusually well-documented refactor that lands the slice-4 goal: eight pkg/config imports in pkg/cli down to one. The load-bearing invariants — flag-over-config per-field precedence, the two NoCleanup→Cleanup inversions, Privileged default-true, the presence-bool convention, nil-vs-zero pointer semantics — are correct and directly regression-guarded. Of 15 candidate findings, all 15 reproduced from code, none refuted, and five softened one tier once grounded. No blockers, no majors survive. The two most actionable items are non-runtime: F2 (the retained-import rationale is factually wrong and blocks the PR's own last-import goal) and F9 (a genuine stability-contract gap for the two new Validate* option types). Everything else is maintainability, dead code, or test-edge polish.
Recommendation: Approve with comments. None of the findings need to block merge; F2 and F9 are worth a decision before the types freeze at the next release.
Confirmed non-issues (examined and cleared)
- Cleanup double-inversion (snapshot + validate) verified correct in all presence/flag combinations, including the plain no-
--configdefault-to-clean-up path. - Presence bools consumed correctly to force safe defaults when a section is absent; only the two sections with a non-zero default (
Cleanup,Privileged) carry one — the "only two need it" reasoning is airtight. - No config-projected
*Resolvedfield is dropped — all four resolved structs cross-checked against their derivations and CLI consumers. Resolve()errors propagate with codes intact (no double-wrap);ParseResourceList/ParseOSfailures error rather than silently empty.- No v0.20.0 symbol changed incompatibly — the api-diff "silent by construction" blind spot is not masking a real break; the
BundleOptionsreshape is purely additive, andConfig.ValidateOptions()never existed at v0.20.0 (clean removal, no dangling refs). - Both internal callers (CLI + server) migrate correctly and compile;
docs/integrator/go-library.mdper-section table is accurate. EvidenceAttestationOptionsout-gate behavior is strengthened with a matching regression test; no test assertion weakened by the migration.tlogUpload/NoSign/Full/IgnoreTLogcorrectly kept flag-only (fail-closed supply-chain controls).- F13 (each spec section
Resolve()d twice per command) — confirmed harmless:Resolvewrites only a fresh struct withmaps.Clone/slices.Cloneand never mutates the receiver, so it is pure and idempotent. Noted only in caseResolveever grows cost.
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| @@ -449,7 +415,28 @@ func (c *Config) BundleOptions() (BundleOptions, error) { | |||
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🟡 Minor — Eager signingKey exclusivity check defeats per-field flag override for oidcDeviceFlow
This exclusivity check runs eagerly on config-only values, and parseBundleCmdOptions returns its error before the per-field flag merge (pkg/cli/bundle.go:183). On main the only enforcement was validateSigningKeyExclusivity on the merged opts, so --config c.yaml --oidc-device-flow=false used to resolve a config that set both signingKey and oidcDeviceFlow:true and sign with KMS; now it errors before the flag is read. The CLI still calls validateSigningKeyExclusivity on merged opts (bundle.go:450) but it's unreachable behind this eager check.
Blast radius: Narrow — only a self-contradictory config (KMS key + device flow) a user tries to correct with a flag. Fails closed (no wrong signature).
Fix: Drop oidcDeviceFlow from the eager check (keep the blank-key check) and rely on the merged-opts validator; or document the exception to flag-wins-per-field in the BundleOptions precedence godoc.
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Fixed in 9b15456. You're right that this is a behavior change, and the mechanism is subtler than "pre-existing": the eager check did exist on main, but the CLI never reached it there — parseBundleCmdOptions called cfg.Bundle().Resolve() directly. Routing the CLI through Config.BundleOptions() is what newly exposed it, which also made validateSigningKeyExclusivity at bundle.go:450 dead code behind it. Dropped the oidcDeviceFlow row from the eager check, kept fulcioURL and the blank-key check, and added a test proving --oidc-device-flow=false can override a config that sets both.
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| resolved, err := cfg.Unwrap().Validation().Resolve() |
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🟡 Minor — Retained pkg/config cncf import: the 'no consumer' rationale is inaccurate
The last pkg/config import in pkg/cli is justified as 'no facade method emits CNCF evidence — a derivation would produce a value nothing consumes.' The three values ARE consumed (validate.go:829-831 -> validateFlagCombinations, cncf.New, runCNCFSubmission). That is structurally identical to SnapshotOutputOptions, which the PR ships as a derivation despite also having no Client method (consumed by snapshotter.DeliverSnapshot).
Blast radius: Architectural, not runtime — a config.EvidenceCNCFResolved field rename still breaks pkg/cli compilation; #2245's last-import goal is 7/8 rather than done.
Fix: Add a thin Config.CNCFEvidenceOptions() off resolved.EvidenceCNCF (mirroring SnapshotOutputOptions) to sever the import; or, if deferring, reword the decline/godoc from 'no consumer' (false) to 'CLI-local consumer exists; derivation is follow-up.'
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Fixed in 9b15456 + f9dc6b1. You're right and my rationale was factually wrong — those three values are consumed at validate.go:829-831, and it is structurally identical to SnapshotOutputOptions, which this same PR ships despite having no Client method. Added Config.CNCFEvidenceOptions() mirroring it. That removes the LAST pkg/config import from pkg/cli: rg -l '"github.com/NVIDIA/aicr/pkg/config"' pkg/cli/ | grep -v _test is now empty, so #2245's acceptance criterion is met outright rather than "with one stated exception".
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| // fully-built configuration a caller explicitly supplied. | ||
| func (o BundleOptions) bundlerConfig() *BundleConfig { | ||
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🟡 Minor — Triple-projection of the 18 bundle fields; bundlerConfig flat branch is dead for every CLI call
The CLI rebuilds its own config.NewConfig(...) (cli/bundle.go:1163) and passes it as BundleOptions{Config: bcfg}; bundlerConfig() returns o.Config outright when non-nil, so the 18-field flat branch never runs for a CLI invocation — it lives only for direct SDK callers. A new bundler setting must be wired identically in three lockstep places (CLI NewConfig, the BundleOptions derivation, and this flat branch) or CLI and config-driven SDK diverge.
Blast radius: Maintainability — a classic lockstep-drift surface with no single guard binding all three, and the flat branch is untested by the CLI.
Fix: Extract one shared flat->*BundleConfig helper both call, or a completeness-style test asserting the CLI's NewConfig field set equals bundlerConfig()'s. At minimum, comment the flat branch: 'CLI does not reach here; it supplies Config.'
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Fixed in f9dc6b1, taking the preferred option. Added pkg/cli/bundle_config_lockstep_test.go: an AST-based guard (same technique as pkg/server/openapi_routes_test.go) that parses runBundleCmdWithDependencies and bundlerConfig, extracts each one's set of config.With* calls, and asserts they match modulo a documented 10-item CLI-only allowlist (the settings with no spec.bundle counterpart). A new bundler setting wired into only one side now fails the build.
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| // derivation always routes through the flat fields. | ||
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| // Config does NOT reach Attester, OIDCResolve, BinaryAttestation, OutputDir |
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🟡 Minor — Config precedence carve-out lets attest signals silently diverge for a mixed SDK caller
Config (non-nil) wins over the 18 flat fields but NOT over Attester/OIDCResolve/BinaryAttestation/OutputDir/Timeout (MakeBundle reads those separately, bundle.go:498-500). An SDK caller who bakes WithAttest(false) into Config while setting OIDCResolve.Attest=true (or vice versa) gets a real-attester/no-op-bundler mismatch — no signature where expected, or a wasted OIDC flow — silently. Both current callers are immune by convention.
Blast radius: External Go SDK callers mixing the Config escape hatch with OIDCResolve; supply-chain-adjacent (silent no-sign) in the worst direction.
Fix: Reconcile or reject a disagreement between Config's baked-in Attest and OIDCResolve.Attest in MakeBundle, or sharpen the doc to forbid mixing a derived BundleOptions with a hand-set .Config.
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Fixed in 9b15456. MakeBundle now rejects the mismatch: when opts.Attester == nil (the only branch that consults OIDCResolve) and opts.Config != nil, it returns ErrCodeInvalidRequest naming both values if cfg.Attest() disagrees with opts.OIDCResolve.Attest. Fails closed on a signing signal rather than silently producing a real-attester/no-op-bundler mismatch. Verified neither current caller newly errors — both derive the two from one variable. Precedence godoc updated.
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🟡 Minor — Drift guard is a name-presence check against a collision-heavy facade
The guard uses FieldByName (name presence), never value or type. AgentConfig already declares caller-owned fields (Debug, Kubeconfig, Output, RunID, ...), so a future SnapshotResolved.Debug would satisfy the guard the instant it is named even if SnapshotAgentConfig() never assigns it — the exact silent-drop the guard exists to prevent.
Blast radius: The silent-drop failure class the guard is meant to catch. Mitigated by the per-derivation value tests being the real proof of wiring, and documented+deferred in the guard godoc.
Fix: Land the promised value-level guard: populate a fully-non-zero *Resolved, run the derivation, assert no target field is left zero (or restrict the facade set to types with no caller-owned fields).
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Agreed, not fixed here — deferring deliberately, as you note the godoc already does. The value-level guard is a different mechanism (populate a non-zero *Resolved, run the derivation, assert no target field is left zero) rather than a tightening of this one, and it is the right size for its own change. Filing a follow-up issue. Your framing that the per-derivation value tests are the real proof of wiring is exactly why this is deferrable rather than blocking.
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🔵 Nitpick — Config snapshot timeout:0s collapses to the flag default
SnapshotResolved.Timeout is *time.Duration (preserves explicit 0s) but AgentConfig.Timeout is plain time.Duration copied only when non-nil, and snapshot.go:299 treats 0 as unset — so an explicit timeout: 0s falls to the flag default. Validate keeps *time.Duration end-to-end.
Blast radius: Only if 0s is a meaningful snapshot-job timeout ('disable'); a config author who wrote it gets the default. The CLI comment acknowledges the lost distinction.
Fix: None required unless 0s must mean 'no timeout' for the capture Job; if so, thread a *time.Duration instead of AgentConfig.Timeout.
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Acknowledged, no change — already tracked as a deferred minor. It is pre-existing AgentConfig.Timeout design (plain time.Duration, copied only when non-nil) rather than something this PR introduced, and changing it means threading *time.Duration through AgentConfig. Filing a follow-up. If 0s should mean "no timeout" for the capture Job, say so and I will treat it as a bug rather than a design limit.
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🔵 Nitpick — storageClass config branch not trimmed / no blank check
The storageClass config branch assigns bundleOpts.StorageClass untrimmed with only a != "" guard, while the sharedStorageClass config branch (430-436) trims and rejects blank. resolve.go passes StorageClass through raw, so a whitespace-only config value reaches the untrimmed branch (the flag path trims+rejects it).
Blast radius: Cosmetic — a whitespace-only storage class is a user error either way.
Fix: Trim + blank-check the storageClass config branch to match its sibling.
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Fixed in f9dc6b1. The storageClass config branch now trims and rejects blank, matching its sharedStorageClass sibling at 430-436.
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🔵 Nitpick — Attest double-carried on BundleOptions
resolved.Attest is written to both BundleOptions.Attest and OIDCResolve.Attest (line 441) from one source — correct for the derivation, but a hand-constructing SDK caller can set one and forget the other, which is the flat-field mechanism behind the F4 divergence.
Blast radius: SDK callers hand-building BundleOptions.
Fix: Consider deriving OIDCResolve.Attest from the top-level field inside MakeBundle, or a doc note that the two must agree.
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Addressed by the F4 fix in 9b15456. Rather than a doc note, MakeBundle now actively rejects the two disagreeing, so a hand-constructing SDK caller who sets one and forgets the other gets a coded error instead of a silent mismatch.
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🔵 Nitpick — SnapshotAgentConfig ParseResourceList error branches untested
Resolve deliberately does not parse requests/limits (raw pass-through), so a malformed requests: not-a-quantity reaches these ParseResourceList error branches — reachable but not covered (facade tests use only valid values). The sibling ParseOS fail-closed branch IS covered.
Blast radius: Low — pre-existing gap, only mechanically edited (added true to the return tuple).
Fix: Add a one-row malformed-requests/limits case to the existing error-path table in config_options_internal_test.go.
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Fixed in eb15b6e. Added malformed-requests and malformed-limits rows to the existing error-path table in config_options_internal_test.go. Worth flagging: adding them tripped an unparam lint false-positive on SnapshotAgentConfig (its heuristic miscounted discarded results once two more discarding call sites existed), resolved by having the new rows assert agent == nil / present == true instead of discarding — which is better assertions anyway.
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| func validateCleanupFallback(opts aicr.ValidateSettings, present bool) bool { | ||
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🔵 Nitpick — validateCleanupFallback(present=true) branch not directly unit-exercised
The helper was extracted specifically to be unit-testable, but the only direct test (TestValidateCmd_NoConfigDefaultsToCleanup) drives only the !present->true branch; the present->opts.Cleanup branch is covered only indirectly at the facade layer.
Blast radius: Test-edge only.
Fix: Add a two-row table (present+Cleanup=true, present+Cleanup=false) calling the helper directly.
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Fixed in eb15b6e. Added a table test covering both branches directly.
Config.BundleOptions used to reject oidcDeviceFlow eagerly, before the CLI's flag-over-config merge ran, so --oidc-device-flow=false could no longer correct a document setting both signingKey and oidcDeviceFlow — the merged-opts validateSigningKeyExclusivity never got a chance to see the correction. Only the blank-key and fulcioURL checks stay eager now. MakeBundle also failed silently when a hand-built BundleOptions set a Config.Attest() that disagreed with OIDCResolve.Attest and left Attester nil: depending on direction, that produced unsigned output that looked attested, or burned an OIDC/KMS round trip Config then discarded. It now rejects the disagreement with ErrCodeInvalidRequest naming both values. Both current callers (CLI, REST handler) already keep the two gates in lockstep and are unaffected. Also adds Config.CNCFEvidenceOptions(), mirroring SnapshotOutputOptions, so CNCF AI Conformance settings project through the facade instead of Unwrap() — the values ARE consumed by the CLI, so the prior "no consumer" rationale for leaving them unprojected did not hold. Drops six `if resolved == nil` branches across BundleOptions, BundleInputOptions, ValidateSettings, ValidateInputOptions, SnapshotOutputOptions and SnapshotAgentConfig: every Resolve() call in pkg/config/resolve.go returns a non-nil value on success, so the guards were unreachable dead code. Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
…d fixes Adds coverage for the facade changes in the prior commit: - TestMakeBundle_RejectsAttestGateMismatch / TestMakeBundle_AttestGateAgreementIsFine pin the new Config/OIDCResolve Attest reconciliation in MakeBundle, both the rejection and the still-fine agreement cases. - TestConfig_CNCFEvidenceOptions / _Absent cover the new derivation with distinct sentinel values and the nil-Config case; TestStability_Config pins its signature and field types. - TestVerifyResolved_IsFullyProjected / TestEvidenceAttestationResolved_IsFullyProjected close the remaining two gaps in the completeness guard (3 of 5 resolved types were covered); the guard's own godoc and the EvidenceCNCF declined-reason are updated now that CNCFEvidenceOptions projects it. - TestConfig_BundleOptions_SigningModeExclusive's oidcDeviceFlow row now expects success at this layer, matching the eager-check removal. - ValidateSettings/ValidateInputOptions gain the same field-name-and-type stability pins BundleInputOptions already had. - Two rows exercise SnapshotAgentConfig's previously-untested malformed requests/limits error paths. Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
…d bundler lockstep - --storage-class from spec.bundle.scheduling.storageClass now trims and rejects a blank value, matching its sharedStorageClass sibling — a whitespace-only config value previously reached the untrimmed branch. - validate.go now derives CNCF evidence settings through the new Config.CNCFEvidenceOptions() facade method instead of cfg.Unwrap().Validation().Resolve(), removing the last pkg/config import from pkg/cli. - TestBundleCmd_OIDCDeviceFlowFlagOverridesConfigSigningKeyConflict is the CLI-side regression proof that --oidc-device-flow=false now overrides a config-sourced signingKey + oidcDeviceFlow conflict, since Config.BundleOptions no longer rejects it eagerly. - TestValidateCleanupFallback drives validateCleanupFallback's present=true branches directly (present=false was already covered indirectly). - TestBundleCmd_NewConfigMatchesBundlerConfigFields is a static (go/ast) guard asserting the CLI's config.NewConfig call and BundleOptions.bundlerConfig() issue the same set of config.With* calls for spec.bundle-backed settings, so a new bundler setting wired into only one of the three lockstep places (CLI NewConfig, BundleOptions flat field, bundlerConfig) shows up as a test failure instead of a silent CLI/SDK divergence. - docs/integrator/go-library.md documents CNCFEvidenceOptions(), the narrowed signingKey/oidcDeviceFlow exclusivity, and the new Config.Attest()/OIDCResolve.Attest agreement requirement. Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
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In `@docs/integrator/go-library.md`:
- Around line 1634-1635: Update CNCFEvidenceOptions(), ValidateInputOptions(),
and EvidenceAttestationOptions() to check whether Spec.Validate is nil before
calling Resolve(), returning each accessor’s documented zero value when absent;
add regression tests covering an AICRConfig with nil Spec.Validate.
In `@pkg/client/v1/bundle_test.go`:
- Around line 427-444: Extend TestMakeBundle_AttestGateAgreementIsFine to also
cover Config.Attest=true with OIDCResolve.Attest=true, using a deterministic
signer setup so the attester derivation succeeds. Preserve the existing disabled
agreement case and assertions, and ensure the test continues verifying that
matching values bundle successfully.
In `@pkg/client/v1/bundle.go`:
- Line 533: Update the attestation gate in the bundle option reconciliation
logic so that when opts.Attester is nil, cfg.Attest() is compared against
opts.OIDCResolve.Attest for flat-field options as well as opts.Config. Preserve
rejection for both true/false mismatch directions, and add regression coverage
for each direction to prevent an unsigned bundle when Attest=true.
In `@pkg/client/v1/stability_test.go`:
- Around line 621-625: Update the CNCFEvidenceOptions stability checks to assert
the exact types of both Dir and CNCFSubmission, not merely their presence; add
requireType assertions matching each field’s declared scalar type alongside the
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✅ Approve — delta re-review of the fix commits
Re-reviewed against head ea887d2f (the 4 fix commits + main merge since my prior review against 2e178252). I fetched the commits, read the fix diff, rebuilt, and ran pkg/client/v1 + the targeted pkg/cli tests — build and tests are green. This is a thorough, high-quality response to the review; the prior inline comments (anchored to 2e178252) are superseded by the fixes below.
Headline: pkg/cli now has zero pkg/config imports — #2245 slice 4's core goal is fully met, not 7/8.
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| F1 🟡 | Eager oidcDeviceFlow exclusivity defeats flag override |
✔️ Addressed | eager check narrowed to fulcioURL; oidcDeviceFlow moved to merged-opts validation, restoring per-field override |
| F2 🟡 | Last pkg/config import / inaccurate "no consumer" rationale |
✔️ Addressed | new Config.CNCFEvidenceOptions(); import dropped; godoc reworded to "projected separately" |
| F3 🟡 | Triple-projection lockstep drift trap | ✔️ Addressed | TestBundleCmd_NewConfigMatchesBundlerConfigFields AST-guards the CLI-vs-bundlerConfig field sets |
| F4 🟡 | Config/OIDCResolve attest gates diverge silently | ✔️ Addressed | MakeBundle rejects a gate mismatch (ErrCodeInvalidRequest), Config and flat-field paths; both directions tested |
| F5 🟡 | Drift guard is name-presence only | ◐ Deferred | value-level guard remains documented follow-up (accepted limitation) |
| F6 🟡 | Drift guard covers 3/5 resolved types | ✔️ Addressed | Verify + EvidenceAttestation IsFullyProjected added — now all 5 |
| F7 🔵 | Declined-reason gated only on non-empty string | ⊘ By design | reviewer-dependent escape hatch, intentionally kept |
| F8 🟡 | Five unreachable if resolved == nil branches |
✔️ Addressed | all removed (recovers the coverage dip) |
| F9 🟡 | Validate* fields unpinned in stability_test |
✔️ Addressed | full field+type pins added, mirroring BundleInputOptions; CNCFEvidenceOptions pinned too |
| F10 🔵 | timeout: 0s snapshot collapses to flag default |
⊘ Accepted | documented lossy conversion; degenerate value |
| F11 🔵 | storageClass config branch not trimmed |
✔️ Addressed | trims + rejects blank, matching sharedStorageClass |
| F12 🔵 | Attest double-carried |
✔️ Addressed | closed by the F4 reconciliation guard |
| F13 🔵 | Section Resolve()d twice per command |
⊘ N/A | affirmed harmless (pure/idempotent) |
| F14 🔵 | ParseResourceList error branches untested |
✔️ Addressed | malformed requests/limits cases added |
| F15 🔵 | validateCleanupFallback(present=true) untested |
✔️ Addressed | TestValidateCleanupFallback covers both polarities |
Tally: 11 addressed · 1 deferred (🟡) · 2 by-design/accepted (🔵) · 1 n/a. No new findings introduced by the fix commits.
Remaining (all non-blocking, no action required to merge)
- F5 🟡 — the drift guard's stronger value-level mechanism is still follow-up. Worth a tracking issue so it isn't forgotten, since the name-presence check can pass a mis-wired projection for a caller-owned-collision field. Not a blocker.
- F7 🔵 / F10 🔵 — intentional (reviewer-dependent escape hatch; accepted degenerate-
0sconversion).
Nicely done — approving.
2 participants
Summary
Removes
pkg/configfrompkg/cli, completing #2245 slice 4. Every spec sectionnow has a value-shaped
pkg/client/v1derivation the CLI reads field by field toapply flag-over-config precedence.
Motivation / Context
pkg/cliread configuration throughpkg/configdirectly — eight non-test files,three of them calling
Resolve()for individual fields.pkg/configcarries nostability guarantee, and
Config.Unwrap()'s own godoc treats each call site as adefect report.
Slices 1-3 (#2521, #2538, #2542) could not do this: their derivations returned an
opaque option slice and a built config with unexported fields, neither of which
supports per-field precedence.
parseBundleCmdOptionsreads 28 resolved fieldsindividually so an explicitly-set flag can win per field.
Result: eight
pkg/configimports inpkg/clidown to one —validate.go,for
spec.validate.evidence.cncf, which has no facade derivation because nofacade method emits CNCF evidence. A derivation there would produce a value
nothing consumes.
Fixes: N/A
Related: #2245, #2016, #2521, #2538, #2542, #2543
Type of Change
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/)pkg/client/v1)Implementation Notes
Read commit by commit. The eight commits are ordered by ascending risk and
each builds and tests on its own.
New and changed facade surface
BundleOptions()BundleInputOptions()ValidateSettings()spec.validate.agent+.executionValidateInputOptions()SnapshotAgentConfig()spec.snapshot.agent+.executionSnapshotOutputOptions()spec.snapshot.outputRecipeOutputOptions()spec.recipe.outputConfig.ValidateOptions()is replaced byValidateSettings().ValidateStatekeeps
...ValidateOption— 14 of those options exist, 5 with no configcounterpart at all (
Commit,ImageRegistryOverride,ImageTagOverride,Kubeconfig,RunID), used at 66+ call sites.Why only two derivations carry a presence bool
A zero value is unsafe only where the section applies a non-zero default.
spec.validate.execution.noCleanupinverts toCleanup, andspec.snapshot.execution.privilegeddefaults true — so for those two, "noconfig" and "config present but silent" must be distinguishable or the caller
silently gets the unsafe direction.
BundleResolvedand the output projectionsapply no in-section defaults, so zero == unset == the CLI's own flag default.
BundleOptions.Configis retainedThe original design dropped it. That was wrong: only 18 of the 28 bundler
settings the CLI applies have a
spec.bundlecounterpart. The other 10(
BundleChartName,BundleChartVersion,FluxNamespace,OCIParentNamespace,OCISourceName,ReadinessHooks,Serial,TargetRevision,ValueOverridesTypedPaths,Version) have none, and bothpkg/serverand theCLI pass a fully-built config for them.
Confignow wins over the 18 flatfields — and not over
Attester,OIDCResolve,BinaryAttestation,OutputDirorTimeout, whichpkg/server/bundle_handler.godepends on.Drift guard
pkg/client/v1/completeness_test.gofails the build when a*Resolvedfield isneither projected, renamed, nor explicitly declined with a reason. It checks name
presence, not type equality — several projections are deliberate transforms. Its
godoc states plainly what it does not prove.
Testing
make qualify golangci-lint run -c .golangci.yaml ./pkg/client/v1/... ./pkg/cli/... go test -race ./pkg/client/v1/... ./pkg/cli/...make qualifypasses. api-diff and openapi-diff clean.Coverage against the branch base
f735c5848:pkg/client/v1: 84.4% → 83.8% (-0.6%)pkg/cli: 75.8% → 75.5% (-0.3%)The
pkg/client/v1delta exceeds the 0.5% flag threshold and is reported ratherthan chased. The residue is a dead
if resolved == nilbranch in fivederivations —
BundleSpec/ValidateSpec/SnapshotSpec.Resolve()never return(nil, nil), verified. Removing those checks would raise the number, but that isa production change across five sites motivated by a metric; filed as follow-up.
No new exported function is at 0% coverage.
Two things a reviewer should know that the diff does not show
1. api-diff protects none of these types this cycle. It reports "No
incompatible SDK facade changes since v0.20.0" and every reshaped symbol appears
as
added— becauseBundleOptions,ValidateOptionsandSnapshotAgentConfigwere all introduced after v0.20.0, in #2521/#2538/#2542. The gate is silent by
construction here, not because the change is safe.
api-diff-exceptions.yamlstays empty.
2. A sharp edge in the retained
Configprecedence.pkg/bundlergatessigning on both
Attester != nilandConfig.Attest(), andConfigdoes notsupersede
Attester. A caller that sourced those two independently wouldsilently skip signing. Neither current caller does — both derive them from one
variable — but it is a real trap for a future one.
Risk Assessment
Rollout notes: No behavior change intended; the flag-precedence helpers
(
stringFlagOrConfig,boolFlagOrConfig, the nil-vs-empty selector/tolerationrules) are untouched, which is the largest single risk reducer here. Existing CLI
tests pass; where one needed editing it was type or loader adaptation only, with
no assertion weakened. N/A for migration.
Checklist
make testwith-race)make lint)git commit -S) — GPG signing info