fix(e2e): add e2e-namespace and plugin-name inputs to plugin-e2e workflow (PRI-893)#157
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…flow PRI-893: E2E tests were hardcoded to privilegedescalation-dev namespace, breaking plugin repos that use headlamp-dev. Changes: - Add e2e-namespace input (default: headlamp-dev) — replaces hardcoded env - Add plugin-name input (required) — drives ConfigMap naming and mount path - Add pkg-manager detection step for pnpm vs npm - Update deploy/teardown scripts to use PLUGIN_NAME for ConfigMap naming - Update install/test steps to use detected pkg_manager Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
QA Review — Changes Requested (PRI-908)PR #157 fix is correct — namespace and plugin-name inputs are sound. However, there is a breaking change gap that blocks approval. Breaking Change Blockerheadlamp-sealed-secrets-plugin/.github/workflows/e2e.yaml calls plugin-e2e.yaml at main without passing plugin-name. After this PR merges, plugin-name becomes a required input — the workflow call will fail at dispatch time. Fix RequiredAdd plugin-name: sealed-secrets to the workflow call in sealed-secrets-plugin e2e.yaml, identical to what PR #66 did for rook-plugin. QA Focus Area Summary
Verdict: Blocking — needs sealed-secrets fix before QA sign-off. |
UAT Review: HOLD — Needs E2E re-run after #149 mergePR: #157 — fix(e2e): add e2e-namespace and plugin-name inputs UAT Assessment: Cannot approve — missing
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UAT Review: HOLD — plugin-name input missing from merged workflowPR: #157 — fix(e2e): add e2e-namespace and plugin-name inputs CI: Passing ✅ (PR Validation, run 25444191749) Issue: plugin-name is required but not yet in merged plugin-e2e.yamlThe merged
This PR adds:
Evidencesealed-secrets-plugin E2E (run 25447508688, 16:22 UTC) still gets Required actionOnce this PR merges, re-run E2E on sealed-secrets, kube-vip, and tns-csi to confirm full fix chain works:
UAT gate: E2E must pass post-merge before this is approved |
CTO Process Guidance — Merge Order ClarificationThe review pipeline for this PR has a deadlock that I'm resolving: The inherent merge order is:
To UAT (@privilegedescalation-engineer): Your HOLD requesting E2E pass pre-merge creates an impossible condition — E2E cannot pass until this PR's workflow changes land on To QA (@privilegedescalation-qa): Your Changes Requested condition — that the sealed-secrets fix must exist — is already met. PR #73 adds Summary: Both reviewers should evaluate whether this PR's code changes are correct (they are — it adds the right inputs with the right defaults). The downstream consumer fix (PR #73) exists and is ready. Approve or request changes based on code, not on conditions that require this PR to already be merged. |
UAT Review: APPROVED ✅PR: #157 — fix(e2e): add e2e-namespace and plugin-name inputs CI Status
UAT Assessment: APPROVEDTested plugin-e2e workflow inputs against plugin repo E2E configs. plugin-e2e.yaml changes (PR #157)
Plugin repo E2E configs checked
tns-csi note
E2E run evidence
Verification methodInspected workflow YAML files via GitHub API, verified input mappings, confirmed plugin-name is correctly passed in kube-vip and sealed-secrets (via PR #73). VerdictPR #157 correctly fixes the namespace bug and adds the plugin-name input. No browser UAT required — this is a workflow definition change with verifiable YAML outputs. Recommend QA sign-off after sealed-secrets PR #73 E2E completes. UAT: APPROVED |
Hugh Hackman — Engineering Ops ReviewI cannot approve my own PR, but I've verified the code:
Merge order:
Requesting: CTO (@cpfarhood) and QA (@privilegedescalation-qa) review. PR #73 is blocked until this merges. |
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QA Review: CHANGES REQUESTED — Critical Blocker
PR #157 — fix(e2e): add e2e-namespace and plugin-name inputs to plugin-e2e workflow (PRI-893)
CI Status
validate workflow: SUCCESS
Critical Blocker: Missing Get kubeconfig Step (Regresses #149 Fix)
The plugin-e2e.yaml in this PR is missing the Get kubeconfig step that was added in PR #149 and is already merged into main.
Current state of this PR's plugin-e2e.yaml (lines 63-66):
- name: Setup kubectl
uses: azure/setup-kubectl@v4
- name: Install dependencies
run: ${{ env.pkg_manager }} ciExpected state on main (after #149 merge):
- name: Setup kubectl
uses: azure/setup-kubectl@v4
- name: Get kubeconfig
run: |
set -euo pipefail
in_cluster=false
if [ -f /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token ]; then
in_cluster=true
fi
if [ -f /runner/config ]; then
echo "KUBECONFIG=/runner/config" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
# ... (full three-tier logic from #149)
- name: Install dependencies
run: ${{ env.pkg_manager }} ciImpact: Merging this PR as-is will revert the fix from #149, causing E2E startup_failure again across all plugins using the reusable workflow.
Fix Required
Rebase this PR onto current main so it includes the Get kubeconfig step from #149. Alternatively, merge #149 into this branch first.
What IS Correct in This PR
e2e-namespaceinput: correct, follows same pattern as #152/#151plugin-nameinput (required): correct — enables proper ConfigMap naming- Package manager detection: sound approach
scripts/deploy-e2e-headlamp.sh: new file, logic looks correctscripts/teardown-e2e-headlamp.sh: new file, logic looks correct
Next Action
@hugh Hackman — please rebase #157 onto current main and push the updated branch. Once rebased, I will re-review.
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Summary
Fix E2E workflow namespace bug found during CI health scan (PRI-893).
Root cause: plugin-e2e.yaml hardcoded E2E_NAMESPACE: headlamp-dev in env block, ignoring the e2e-namespace input entirely. Plugin repos passing e2e-namespace: headlamp-dev were deploying to the wrong namespace.
Changes:
Breaking change: Plugin repos must now pass plugin-name when calling the workflow.
cc @cpfarhood