utils/nvme: Enhanced get_ns_status to support ns topology fallback - #6345
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fallback improves NVMe topology lookup, but incomplete topology records can still cause namespace status collection to fail. The missing-field handling should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Ran it on multiple nvme device with multi-controller and single controller, Didn't observed any issues and no issue with backward compatibility
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In `@avocado/utils/nvme.py`:
- Line 455: Update the whole-system fallback around the Controller traversal to
handle direct path entries by checking path.get("Name"), along with its State
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118-118: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winParse decimal namespace IDs with base 10.
int(ns_id_hex, 16)parses"10"as16. The decimal fallback does not run because digit-only decimal values are valid hexadecimal. This returns wrong namespace IDs whennvme list-nsuses decimal output.Proposed fix
- namespaces.append(int(ns_id_hex, 16)) + base = 16 if ns_id_hex.lower().startswith("0x") else 10 + namespaces.append(int(ns_id_hex, base))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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326-326: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winQuery the namespace through the controller device. When a multipath namespace is exposed only through a peer controller,
get_current_ns_list(controller_name)can synthesize a nonexistent/dev/<controller_name>n<nsid>path.nvme id-nscan query/dev/<controller_name>with--namespace-id=<nsid>, which avoids the failed query and fallback to incorrect FLBAS assumptions.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@avocado/utils/nvme.py`:
- Line 118: Update the namespace ID conversion in the list-namespaces parsing
flow to parse decimal output with base 10 instead of base 16, ensuring
digit-only IDs such as “10” retain their decimal value.
- Line 326: Update the namespace discovery around
get_current_ns_list(controller_name) to query each namespace through the
controller device using nvme id-ns with the namespace ID, rather than
constructing a /dev/<controller_name>n<nsid> path; preserve the resulting
namespace data and avoid falling back to incorrect FLBAS assumptions when the
namespace is available only through a peer controller.
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LGTM other than docstring message.
@maramsmurthy Thanks for the PR
@PraveenPenguin please review and merge if you don't have any review comments
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In `@avocado/utils/nvme.py`:
- Line 681: Guard topology records for both State and ANAState before the
stat.extend operation in get_ns_status. Skip incomplete matching records rather
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@maramsmurthy thanks for accommodating the suggestions.
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Hi @maramsmurthy, this looks better but two points remain from an actual review right now:
- Could you provide a unit test for the function in a test_nvme.py file?
- Do you think you could later on help us migrate this util to aautils? Better yet, could you help us combine this util and the nvme.py from Avocado VT in aautils?
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Hi @pevogam , As per your request created unit test file. We are open to help you in migration part. We will work together with @PraveenPenguin on this activity. |
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@PraveenPenguin Can you please review and let me know if you have any inputs on this PR |
The 'nvme show-topology /dev/<controller>' form fails on some nvme-cli
builds, returning {"error": "Invalid device name"} instead of a valid
JSON topology. Additionally, in multi-path subsystems where two
controllers (e.g. nvme0 and nvme3) share a namespace (e.g. nvme3n1),
the namespace block device is named after only one of the controllers,
making a namespace name constructed from controller_name unreliable.
Enhance get_ns_status with a two-stage approach and unified parsing:
- Introduce _iter_topology_paths() generator helper to normalize and
flatten the topology traversal across differing JSON schemas:
- Targeted schema: where Name and State reside directly on Path
- Whole-system schema: where Name and State are nested under Controller[]
- Primary path:
nvme show-topology /dev/<controller_name> -o json
Queries targeted controller and extracts state using the helper.
Returns immediately on match.
- Fallback path:
nvme show-topology -o json (whole-system, no device argument)
Triggered when primary path returns an error payload, raises
JSONDecodeError, or yields no match. Uses the same helper to match
NSID and Controller.Name unambiguously across multi-controller subsystems.
Both paths return [State, ANAState], preserving existing API and behavior.
Signed-off-by: Maram Srimannarayana Murthy <msmurthy@linux.vnet.ibm.com>
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LGTM @maramsmurthy , CI failure seems me unrealted to this PR . will fix that soon .. for now merging this
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The 'nvme show-topology /dev/' form fails on some nvme-cli builds, returning {"error": "Invalid device name"} instead of a valid JSON topology. Additionally, in multi-path subsystems where two controllers (e.g. nvme0 and nvme3) share a namespace (e.g. nvme3n1), the namespace block device is named after only one of the controllers, making a namespace name constructed from controller_name unreliable.
Enhance get_ns_status with a two-stage approach:
Primary path (unchanged behaviour):
nvme show-topology /dev/<controller_name> -o json
Parses the original JSON structure where paths["Name"] matches
the controller name. Returns immediately on success.
Fallback path (new):
nvme show-topology -o json (whole-system, no device argument)
Triggered when the primary path returns an error payload (dict
instead of list), raises JSONDecodeError, or yields no match.
Locates the correct path by matching NSID and Controller.Name
inside the Paths[].Controller[] array, which is unambiguous
across multi-controller subsystems and avoids any namespace
device name construction.
Both paths return [State, ANAState] preserving the existing API.
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