fix(schemas): fix Go model generation for validation-only combinators and shared k8s package collisions - #269
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…utoscaling Signed-off-by: Christopher Haar <christopher.haar@upbound.io>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes Go model generation for validation-only combinators and shared Kubernetes package collisions, with focused tests and no demonstrated runtime regression. One test can miss a future field-generation regression because its assertions match nested type names rather than field declarations; the PR is mergeable with owner awareness and a follow-up to tighten those assertions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SchemaGenerator
participant CombinatorMutator
participant SharedSchemaDetector
participant GoOutput
SchemaGenerator->>CombinatorMutator: apply schema transformations
CombinatorMutator-->>SchemaGenerator: retain structural variants
SchemaGenerator->>SharedSchemaDetector: classify Kubernetes schemas
SharedSchemaDetector-->>SchemaGenerator: shared or generated group
SchemaGenerator->>GoOutput: write separated resource packages
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internal/schemas/generator/go_test.go (1)
121-148: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueOptional: consider sharing one generated filesystem across the plain-generator tests.
Thank you for adding a focused negative assertion here. The failure message states the user-visible symptom clearly, which makes a regression easy to diagnose.
TestGenerateFromCRDGo, this test, andTestGenerateFromCRDGoValidationOnlyCombinatorseach callGenerateFromCRDover the sameinputFSwith the samegoGenerator{}config. Generation serializes ongenerateGoMutexand formats every generated file, so the same work runs three times. A package-levelsync.OnceValueshelper, or one parent test with subtests, would remove the repeat while keeping the assertions separate.Do you prefer keeping the tests fully independent here? If so, that is a reasonable trade and I am happy to leave it.
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internal/schemas/generator/go.go (7)
293-293: LGTM!Also applies to: 373-373
744-753: 🩺 Stability & Availability
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Nice fix for the path collision — could you confirm the pseudo-group does not reach
groupversion_info.go?The split reads well, and the comments explain the reasoning clearly. Thank you for documenting why
io/k8s/api/resourcemirrors the upstream layout.One thing I could not confirm from the provided context.
getK8sPackageInfonow returnsgroup: "resource.apimachinery.k8s.io"fork8sPkgResource, and that value is a synthetic layout label. The comment ongoPackagestatesapiGroup"must not be a synthetic label" because it is used forruntime.Schemeregistration. IfwriteGoCodepassesgoPkg.grouptowriteGroupVersionInfofor packages whereapiGroupis empty, the generatedGroupVersionfor the shared resource package would now reportresource.apimachinery.k8s.io, which is not a real API group.Which behavior do you intend here?
Run the following script to trace how
groupandapiGroupflow intowriteGroupVersionInfo, and to find any remaining matches on the old group label:
924-929: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Optional: the tuple form of
itemsis not traversed.
spec.SchemaOrArraycarries bothSchema *SchemaandSchemas []Schema. This code only recurses intoItems.Schema, so validation-only combinators nested inside the array form ofitemssurvive.AdditionalItemsis also not traversed.I believe this is unreachable today. Kubernetes structural schemas require
itemsto be a single schema, and the published Kubernetes OpenAPI does not emit the tuple form either. So this is a defensive suggestion, not a defect. Do you want to cover it anyway, so a future input shape cannot slip through silently?♻️ Optional traversal completeness
if schema.Items != nil && schema.Items.Schema != nil { goRemoveSchemaValidationOnlyCombinators(schema.Items.Schema) } + if schema.Items != nil { + for i := range schema.Items.Schemas { + goRemoveSchemaValidationOnlyCombinators(&schema.Items.Schemas[i]) + } + } if schema.AdditionalProperties != nil && schema.AdditionalProperties.Schema != nil { goRemoveSchemaValidationOnlyCombinators(schema.AdditionalProperties.Schema) } + if schema.AdditionalItems != nil && schema.AdditionalItems.Schema != nil { + goRemoveSchemaValidationOnlyCombinators(schema.AdditionalItems.Schema) + }Run the following script to confirm the
spec.SchemaOrArrayandSchemafield shapes in the vendored kube-openapi version:
932-960: LGTM!
1146-1155: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Good extraction — please confirm no prefix overlap with the DRA schema names.
Centralizing this predicate is a clear improvement, and it makes the new skip logic readable. Thank you.
isSharedK8sSchemaclassifies by name prefix, and it now decides two things: which schemasgoRemoveK8sdeletes, and which whole GVK groups the generator skips at Line 1640. So the exact constant values matter more than before. Ifk8sPkgResourceis a prefix of theresource.k8s.ioschema names (for exampleio.k8s.api.resource.v1.DeviceClass), the DRA group would be classified as shared and skipped entirely, which is the opposite of the intent ingoSchemaPath.The new test expecting
DeviceClasssuggests the values do not overlap. Could you confirm the constant values so this stays safe if the naming changes upstream?Run the following script to print the constant values and check for prefix overlap:
1551-1551: LGTM!
1629-1643: LGTM!Also applies to: 1735-1735
internal/schemas/generator/go_test.go (3)
21-25: LGTM!Also applies to: 36-63, 107-107, 297-297
192-251: LGTM!Also applies to: 268-268
78-79: LGTM!internal/schemas/generator/runtimeobject_compilegate_test.go (1)
245-246: LGTM!
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In `@internal/schemas/generator/go_test.go`:
- Around line 171-177: Update the generated-field assertions in the test to
match actual struct field declarations rather than arbitrary substrings in
generated code. Anchor each of EndpointSelector, NodeSelector, Ingress, and
Egress to declaration syntax, using the existing regexp approach or parsed AST
helpers if already available, and add the required import only if needed.
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In `@internal/schemas/generator/go_test.go`:
- Around line 121-148: Optionally consolidate the repeated GenerateFromCRD setup
shared by TestGenerateFromCRDGo, TestGenerateFromCRDGoScaleSubresource, and
TestGenerateFromCRDGoValidationOnlyCombinators by reusing one generated
filesystem through a package-level sync.OnceValues helper or a parent test with
subtests, while keeping each test’s assertions separate.
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internal/schemas/generator/go.gointernal/schemas/generator/go_test.gointernal/schemas/generator/runtimeobject_compilegate_test.go
| // The fields referenced by the validation-only combinators must still be | ||
| // generated from the schema's regular properties. | ||
| for _, field := range []string{"EndpointSelector", "NodeSelector", "Ingress", "Egress"} { | ||
| if !strings.Contains(code, field) { | ||
| t.Errorf("generated code missing field %s", field) | ||
| } | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The field assertions cannot fail, because the substrings appear in other generated identifiers.
The intent here is clear and valuable, so I want to flag one gap. strings.Contains(code, "Egress") matches any identifier containing that word. The test itself asserts at Line 187 that IoCiliumV2CiliumClusterwideNetworkPolicySpecEgressIcmpsFieldsType0 is present, and that name contains Egress. So the Egress check passes even if the Egress struct field disappears. The same applies to Ingress, EndpointSelector, and NodeSelector, which also appear inside nested type names.
The result is that these four positive assertions cannot catch the regression they guard against. Anchoring to the field declaration restores the guard.
💚 Anchor the assertions to field declarations
// The fields referenced by the validation-only combinators must still be
// generated from the schema's regular properties.
for _, field := range []string{"EndpointSelector", "NodeSelector", "Ingress", "Egress"} {
- if !strings.Contains(code, field) {
+ // Match a struct field declaration, not any identifier that happens to
+ // contain the word: several generated type names embed these words.
+ if !regexp.MustCompile(`(?m)^\t` + field + `\s+\S`).MatchString(code) {
t.Errorf("generated code missing field %s", field)
}
}This needs regexp in the import block. If you prefer to avoid a regexp, the parsed *ast.File you already build in the sibling tests would let you assert on *ast.StructType fields directly.
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In `@internal/schemas/generator/go_test.go` around lines 171 - 177, Update the
generated-field assertions in the test to match actual struct field declarations
rather than arbitrary substrings in generated code. Anchor each of
EndpointSelector, NodeSelector, Ingress, and Egress to declaration syntax, using
the existing regexp approach or parsed AST helpers if already available, and add
the required import only if needed.
Description of your changes
Ports three Go schema generator fixes from upbound/up#1612 (where they were found and fixed after portions of up were upstreamed here)
Duplicate typename for validation-only
anyOf/oneOf(fixes Schema generation fails for CRD containingoneOfconstraint #131). CRDs that use bothanyOfandoneOfpurely for validation (e.g. Cilium ≥ 1.17's "exactly one ofendpointSelector/nodeSelector" plus the ingress/egressanyOf) failed with:duplicate typename 'IoCiliumV2CiliumClusterwideNetworkPolicySpec0' detected. Kubernetes structural schemas only allowrequiredconstraints and empty property schemas inside these junctors, but oapi-codegen generates a union member type<Name><index>per variant, soanyOfandoneOfon the same schema both produce<Name>0. A newgoRemoveValidationOnlyCombinatorsmutator strips combinators that carry no structural type information; typed ones (e.g.x-kubernetes-int-or-stringanyOf) are preserved.resource.k8s.io(DRA, GA in k8s 1.34) clobbered the shared Quantity package. The group reverses toio/k8s/resource/v1, the same path as the shared apimachineryQuantitypackage. With a k8s dependency ≥ 1.34 the DRA models overwrote it, producing a package that imported itself and an import cyclecore/v1 → resource/v1 → core/v1. DRA models now live atio/k8s/api/resource/<version>(mirroringk8s.io/api/resource); the shared package keeps its historical path.Empty
autoscaling/v1GVK group clobbered the shared Scale package.Scalecarries a GVK extension, so it formed a GVK group whose schemas are all removed bygoRemoveK8s, generating a file over the shared autoscaling package that instead held a copy of every other schema in the spec, registering e.g.TokenRequestunder theautoscalinggroup. GVK groups fully covered by the shared k8s packages are now skipped, and thecompile-gate consumer now assertsScaleis registered underautoscaling/v1(andTokenRequestunderauthentication.k8s.io).One deliberate divergence from the up PR: its CRD-flow test expects a shared autoscaling package for CRDs with a scale subresource. This repo instead drops the scale subresource before building the OpenAPI document (809565b, #117), so
the ported test asserts the opposite, the resource's own model is generated and no autoscaling package leaks into the CRD flow.
How has this code been tested
CiliumClusterwideNetworkPolicyCRD (validation-only combinators), k8s v1.35apis__resource.k8s.io__v1OpenAPI spec (DRA collision), and a minimal CRD with a scale subresource.TestGenerateFromCRDGoValidationOnlyCombinators,TestGenerateFromCRDGoScaleSubresource,TestGenerateFromOpenAPIGoSharedK8sPackages; both existing generation tests now run an AST check for duplicate and self-referential type declarations on every generated file.go test ./internal/schemas/...,go test -tags compilegate ./internal/schemas/generator/...(materializes the generated models module and builds it with the Go toolchain), andgolangci-lint runall pass.Fixes #131
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