add tilt for local dev env #274
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates across multiple files, primarily focusing on upgrading the Go programming language version from Changes
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config/dev/ctlptl-kind.yaml (1)
1-4: Consider securing the local registryWhile the registry configuration is correct for local development, consider adding security measures:
- Add TLS configuration for secure communication
- Implement authentication to prevent unauthorized access
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10-11: Consider using environment variables for binary pathsThe hard-coded paths for
kubectlandkustomizemight not work across different development environments. Consider making these configurable through environment variables.- "kubectl": "/usr/local/bin/kubectl", - "kustomize": "./bin/kustomize", + "kubectl": os.getenv("KUBECTL_PATH", "/usr/local/bin/kubectl"), + "kustomize": os.getenv("KUSTOMIZE_PATH", "./bin/kustomize"),
33-34: Fix incorrect comment in waitforsystem functionThe comment mentions "metal-operator" but the function is waiting for "etcd-operator-system" namespace pods.
- print("Waiting for metal-operator to start") + print("Waiting for etcd-operator to start")
39-39: Make Docker image reference configurableThe Docker image reference is hard-coded. Consider making it configurable through settings or environment variables.
-docker_build('ghcr.io/aenix-io/etcd-operator', '.') +docker_build(settings.get("docker_image", "ghcr.io/aenix-io/etcd-operator"), '.')
41-43: Add error handling for kustomize commandConsider adding error handling for the kustomize command to provide better feedback if the configuration fails to load.
-yaml = kustomize("./config/dev", kustomize_bin=kustomize_binary) -k8s_yaml(yaml) +try: + yaml = kustomize("./config/dev", kustomize_bin=kustomize_binary) + k8s_yaml(yaml) +except Exception as e: + fail("Failed to load kustomize configuration: %s" % str(e))Makefile (1)
339-342: Consider adding version verification for ctlptlThe ctlptl installation could be improved with version verification similar to other tools in the Makefile.
.PHONY: ctlptl ctlptl: $(LOCALBIN) - @test -x $(CTLPTL) && $(CTLPTL) version | grep -q $(CTLPTL_VERSION) || \ + @if test -x $(CTLPTL) && ! $(CTLPTL) version | grep -q $(CTLPTL_VERSION); then \ + rm -f $(CTLPTL); \ + fi + @test -x $(CTLPTL) || \ GOBIN=$(LOCALBIN) go install github.com/tilt-dev/ctlptl/cmd/ctlptl@$(CTLPTL_VERSION)
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config/dev/kustomization.yaml (1)
1-3: Verify referenced resources exist
The configuration looks correct, but let's ensure the referenced resources are present.
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Resources referenced in kustomization.yaml exist and are properly configured
Both required resources are present in their expected locations:
config/dev/local-registry-configmap.yamlconfig/default/kustomization.yaml
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config/dev/ctlptl-kind.yaml (1)
6-13: IPVS mode configuration looks good
The cluster configuration is well-structured:
- Descriptive cluster name with environment suffix
- IPVS mode for better proxy performance
- Correct reference to the registry
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Let me gather more information about the IPVS configuration across the codebase to ensure there are no conflicting configurations.
IPVS mode configuration is consistently applied
The verification shows that:
- IPVS mode is consistently configured as "ipvs" in both development (
config/dev/ctlptl-kind.yaml) and test (test/e2e/config.yaml) environments - No conflicting kube-proxy mode configurations were found
- The API version
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site/content/en/docs/v0.4/reference/api.md (1)
170-171: LGTM! Documentation links updated correctly
The changes properly update the IntOrString references to use internal links instead of external Kubernetes API documentation links, making the documentation more maintainable.
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251-252: LGTM: Variable declarations follow Makefile conventions
The new variables for ctlptl and tilt binaries are properly defined with the ?= operator allowing for override, and follow the existing pattern of binary declarations in the Makefile.
Also applies to: 273-274
344-359: LGTM: Robust OS/arch detection for Tilt installation
The Tilt installation target correctly handles different operating systems and architectures:
- Proper OS detection for Darwin/Mac
- Architecture detection using GOARCH
- Clean installation process with proper cleanup
361-364: Verify the ctlptl configuration
The tilt-up target looks good but we should verify the contents of the ctlptl configuration file.
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The ctlptl configuration is valid and well-structured
The configuration file contains proper definitions for both a local registry and a Kind cluster:
- Registry is configured on port 5000
- Kind cluster named 'etcd-operator-dev' is properly configured with IPVS proxy mode
- Both resources use the correct API version (ctlptl.dev/v1alpha1)
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256-256: Verify compatibility with updated tool versions
The updates to Kustomize (v5.5.0) and golangci-lint (v1.62.2) versions are significant changes.
Run this script to check for any breaking changes or compatibility issues:
Also applies to: 261-261
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Breaking changes detected in Kustomize v5.5.0 - Starlark support removed
The Kustomize update includes a breaking change: Starlark support for KRM functions has been removed. This feature was deprecated 3 years ago. Let's verify if this impacts the codebase.
Tool version updates appear safe to proceed
The breaking change in Kustomize v5.5.0 (removal of Starlark support) does not impact this codebase as there are no Starlark functions or KRM function configurations in use. The golangci-lint update to v1.62.2 contains only dependency updates and minor fixes with no breaking changes.
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config/crd/bases/etcd.aenix.io_etcdclusters.yaml (1)
874-874: Document VolumeAttributesClass feature gate requirementThe VolumeAttributesClass feature has been promoted to beta status but requires explicit feature gate enablement. This affects volume management capabilities in the etcd cluster.
Consider adding documentation or deployment notes to clarify:
- How to enable the VolumeAttributesClass feature gate
- Impact on existing deployments
- Migration steps if needed
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config/rbac/role.yaml (1)
32-32: 💡 Codebase verification
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persistentvolumeclaimsresource permission will break functionalityThe PVC resource permission is actively used in the codebase:
- The controller requires PVC permissions as indicated by the RBAC marker
+kubebuilder:rbac:groups="",resources=persistentvolumeclaims,verbs=get;list;patch;watch- The API types (
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site/content/en/docs/v0.4/reference/api.md (1)
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⚠️ Potential issueFix invalid link fragments in documentation
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.github/workflows/make-test-e2e.yaml (1)
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1-42: Ensure consistent Go version across all workflowsThe Go version update to 1.23.4 appears in multiple workflow files. This is a significant version bump that requires careful coordination.
Consider the following recommendations:
- Document the minimum Go version requirement in the project README
- Update the development setup instructions for local development with Tilt
- Consider using a centralized version variable in the workflows to maintain consistency
Makefile (1)
352-359: Improve Tilt installation robustnessThe Tilt installation process could be improved:
- Add checksum verification for security
- Use mktemp for temporary file
- Add error handling
-TILT_ARCHIVE=tilt.$(TILT_VERSION).$(TILT_OS).$(TILT_ARCH).tar.gz +TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME=tilt.$(TILT_VERSION).$(TILT_OS).$(TILT_ARCH).tar.gz .PHONY: tilt tilt: $(LOCALBIN) - @test -x $(TILT) && $(TILT) version | grep -q $(TILT_VERSION) || \ - rm -f $(TILT) && \ - curl -sL https://github.com/tilt-dev/tilt/releases/download/v$(TILT_VERSION)/$(TILT_ARCHIVE) -o /tmp/$(TILT_ARCHIVE) && \ - tar xzf /tmp/$(TILT_ARCHIVE) -C $(LOCALBIN) && \ - rm -f /tmp/$(TILT_ARCHIVE) + @if ! test -x $(TILT) || ! $(TILT) version | grep -q $(TILT_VERSION); then \ + TMPDIR=$$(mktemp -d) && \ + trap 'rm -rf "$$TMPDIR"' EXIT && \ + curl -sL https://github.com/tilt-dev/tilt/releases/download/v$(TILT_VERSION)/$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME) -o "$$TMPDIR/$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME)" && \ + curl -sL https://github.com/tilt-dev/tilt/releases/download/v$(TILT_VERSION)/$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME).sha256 -o "$$TMPDIR/$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME).sha256" && \ + cd "$$TMPDIR" && sha256sum -c "$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME).sha256" && \ + tar xzf "$(TILT_ARCHIVE_NAME)" -C $(LOCALBIN) || exit 1; \ + fi
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.github/workflows/pre-commit.yaml (1)
13-13: Verify pre-commit hooks compatibility with Go 1.23
While updating to Go 1.23.4 is good for staying current, this is a major version update that warrants verification of pre-commit hook compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
Go version update is compatible with pre-commit hooks
The pre-commit hooks use standard Go toolchain commands (go fmt, go vet, go mod tidy) and golangci-lint, which are all forward-compatible. The go.mod file already specifies Go 1.23.4, indicating the codebase is prepared for this version.
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29-29: Verify Go 1.23 compatibility with test matrix
The workflow tests against multiple Kubernetes versions. Please ensure Go 1.23.4 is compatible with all tested K8s versions (v1.28.0, v1.29.0, latest).
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Let me check the specific Kubernetes version matrix in the test workflows.
Go 1.23.4 is compatible with the test matrix
Based on the verification:
- The codebase uses Kubernetes v0.31.0 dependencies (k8s.io/api, k8s.io/apimachinery, k8s.io/client-go)
- Test workflows run against K8s v1.28.0, v1.29.0, and latest versions
- Go 1.23.4 is explicitly set as the required version in go.mod
- Both test workflows (make-test.yaml and make-test-e2e.yaml) use the same Go and K8s version matrix
The Go version is compatible with the Kubernetes versions in the test matrix, as K8s v1.28+ supports Go 1.23.x.
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29-29: Verify Go 1.23 compatibility with E2E test environment
The E2E test environment involves multiple components (buildx, kubectl). Please ensure all components are compatible with Go 1.23.4.
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Go 1.23.4 update is consistent across the codebase
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- All GitHub workflows (.github/workflows/*)
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- E2E test environment uses standard Go packages and well-maintained frameworks:
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Kubernetes dependency updates appear safe to proceed
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- Golangci-lint: v1.62.2
Please ensure these versions are compatible with the project's requirements.
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Tool version updates are compatible with the codebase
The codebase inspection shows:
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- The codebase follows modern Kubernetes controller patterns and doesn't use any deprecated features
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18-20: Enhance context validation with error handlingThe context validation could be more robust with proper error handling and user feedback.
if "allowed_contexts" in settings: + contexts = settings.get("allowed_contexts") + if not contexts: + fail("No allowed Kubernetes contexts specified in settings") - allow_k8s_contexts(settings.get("allowed_contexts")) + allow_k8s_contexts(contexts) +else: + fail("Missing 'allowed_contexts' in settings")
31-34: Add version tagging for Docker imageThe Docker build should include proper version tagging for better image management and traceability.
def prepare_etcd_operator(): - docker_build('ghcr.io/aenix-io/etcd-operator', '.') + # Read version from VERSION file or environment + version = str(local('cat VERSION', quiet=True)).strip() + image_name = 'ghcr.io/aenix-io/etcd-operator' + docker_build( + image_name, + '.', + tag=version, + build_args={'VERSION': version} + ) return kustomize("./config/dev", kustomize_bin=kustomize_binary)
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1-11: Verify cert-manager version compatibility
The cert-manager version is hardcoded to v1.15.3. Please ensure this version is compatible with the Kubernetes version used in the development environment.
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Cert-manager version v1.15.3 is compatible with development environment
The development environment uses Kubernetes v1.30.0 (from Makefile), and cert-manager v1.15.3 is within an acceptable version range. While v1.16.2 is the latest available, v1.15.3 is a recent stable version that doesn't pose compatibility issues with K8s v1.30.0. The version choice appears deliberate and suitable for the development environment.
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365-372: Improve temporary directory cleanup handling.While the temporary directory cleanup is implemented, it could be more robust.
Consider this improvement:
- TMPDIR=$$(mktemp -d) && \ - trap 'rm -rf "$$TMPDIR"' EXIT && \ + TMPDIR=$$(mktemp -d) && \ + trap 'rm -rf "$$TMPDIR"' EXIT ERR && \This ensures cleanup even if the script exits due to an error.
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16-17: LGTM! Good practice for cross-platform compatibility.
The addition of GOARCH and GOOS variables using go env ensures correct tool downloads across different platforms.
283-288: LGTM! Robust kubectl installation target.
The implementation includes:
- Version checking to prevent unnecessary downloads
- Retry mechanism for resilient downloads
- Platform-specific binary downloads
349-352: LGTM! Consistent implementation with other tool targets.
The ctlptl installation target follows the established pattern with proper version checking.
354-358: LGTM! Good platform compatibility handling.
The OS detection for Darwin/Mac ensures proper platform compatibility.
374-382: LGTM! Well-structured Tilt workflow targets.
The tilt-up and tilt-cleanup targets provide a complete workflow for managing the development environment.
Line range hint 243-277: Verify compatibility with the updated tool versions.
Significant version updates have been made to several tools. Please ensure:
- The new Kustomize version (v5.5.0) is compatible with your existing kustomization files
- The Controller Tools update (v0.16.5) doesn't introduce breaking changes in CRD generation
- The new Golangci-lint version (v1.62.2) doesn't introduce false positives
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Based on the examination of the codebase:
- Kustomization files use standard Kubernetes resources and basic kustomize features that are backward compatible with v5.5.0
- The CRD definition uses standard kubebuilder markers and k8s types that are compatible with controller-gen v0.16.5
- No golangci-lint configuration file was found, suggesting default rules are used, which are generally safe across versions
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ctlptl-kinddefining aRegistryand aCluster.Tiltfilefor configuring Kubernetes deployment settings.Updates
1.22.4to1.23.4across multiple workflows and configuration files.Makefilewith new variables and updated tool versions.EtcdClusterandetcdclustersto reflect new statuses and improved descriptions.Bug Fixes
ClusterRoleto includeservicesand removepersistentvolumeclaims.