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Ostree updates #37

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@kyleishie kyleishie commented Jan 26, 2024

Fixes libostree issure when listing refs
Adds Endpoint for listing refs in beskar
Adds synced refs to sync status

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  • New Features

    • Added the ability to list references in OSTree repositories, enhancing repository management and visibility.
    • Introduced new API endpoints and methods for listing repository references and retrieving repository synchronization status.
    • Expanded HTTP API functionality with routes for listing repository references and updating synchronization logic.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved test coverage for repository reference listing and synchronization features.
    • Refined handling of references and checksums in repository operations.
  • Documentation

    • Updated OpenAPI specification to include new endpoints and methods related to repository references.

kishie added 2 commits January 26, 2024 16:49
…as ref_name

updates tests to prove it works
adds SyncedRefs field to SyncStatus for a record of last synced refs
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ff0cb18 and 8393eb4.

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The updates introduce a new function for listing repository references within the OSTree plugin, enhancing both the API and internal logic. Changes include the addition of the ListRepositoryRefs function, updates to script functionality, test adjustments for branch data verification, and modifications to method implementations for accurate reference and checksum handling. Additionally, new HTTP routes and client methods support the expanded API capabilities, focusing on repository reference listing and synchronization status improvements.

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File Pattern Change Summary
internal/plugins/ostree/api.go Added ListRepositoryRefs function to Plugin type.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/generate-testdata.sh, internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go, internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/repo.go, internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/testdata/repo/refs/heads/long/branch/name/test2 Modified script functionality, test adjustments, and method implementations for handling references and checksums.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go, internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/sync.go Updated methods for listing references and syncing, added SyncedRefs field.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/api.go, pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/endpoint.go, pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http.go, pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http_client.go, pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/oas2.go Expanded API functionality with new routes, request/response types, and client methods for repository references.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b7c7e43 and 75a0744.
Files selected for processing (13)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/api.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/generate-testdata.sh (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go (2 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/repo.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/testdata/repo/refs/heads/long/branch/name/test2 (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/testdata/repo/refs/heads/test1 (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (3 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/sync.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/api.go (3 hunks)
  • pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/endpoint.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http.go (2 hunks)
  • pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http_client.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/oas2.go (3 hunks)
Additional comments: 17
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/testdata/repo/refs/heads/long/branch/name/test2 (1)
  • 1-1: The file contains a commit hash. Ensure this hash corresponds to a valid commit in the repository and is correctly referenced in tests or other parts of the application that rely on this test data.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/testdata/repo/refs/heads/test1 (1)
  • 1-1: The file contains a commit hash. Ensure this hash corresponds to a valid commit in the repository and is correctly referenced in tests or other parts of the application that rely on this test data.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/generate-testdata.sh (1)
  • 17-21: The script modifications correctly reflect the intention to use a longer branch name for testing purposes. This change should help in testing scenarios with more complex branch names.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/sync.go (1)
  • 17-17: The addition of SyncedRefs to the RepoSync struct is a good enhancement for tracking synced references. Ensure that all places where RepoSync is instantiated or modified are updated to handle this new field appropriately.
internal/plugins/ostree/api.go (1)
  • 38-44: The implementation of ListRepositoryRefs in the Plugin type is correctly interfacing with the repositoryManager to fetch repository references. Ensure that error handling and context passing are consistently applied across all repository manager interactions.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/api.go (2)
  • 69-73: The addition of SyncedRefs to the SyncStatus struct aligns with the enhancements made to sync status reporting. This change should provide more detailed information about the sync process.
  • 100-103: The method ListRepositoryRefs added to the OSTree interface is a valuable addition for listing repository references. Ensure that all implementations of the OSTree interface are updated to include this new method.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/pull_test.go (2)
  • 13-13: The addition of the path/filepath import is appropriate for handling file paths in a cross-platform manner. This change supports the modifications made to test branch data retrieval using filepath.Join.
  • 158-186: The modifications to the TestRepo_Pull function, including the use of filepath.Join for reading branch data and the additional assertions for branch data correctness, enhance the test's robustness and coverage.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/oas2.go (1)
  • 112-123: The addition of the /repository/refs endpoint for listing OSTree repository refs in the OpenAPI specification is correctly implemented. Ensure that the corresponding request and response schemas are defined and referenced accurately.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http.go (1)
  • 97-109: The addition of the ListRepositoryRefs route and its decoding function is correctly implemented. This change expands the API functionality related to repository references. Ensure that the corresponding endpoint and response encoder are correctly set up.
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/libostree/repo.go (1)
  • 289-298: The adjustments made to the ListRefsExt method for handling references and checksums are appropriate. This change ensures accurate retrieval and processing of repository data. Ensure that the iteration over the hash table correctly matches the expected repository structure.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/endpoint.go (1)
  • 197-232: The implementation of the ListRepositoryRefs endpoint, including the request and response types, is correctly done. This addition enhances the API's capabilities for listing repository references. Ensure that the endpoint is correctly integrated and tested within the service.
pkg/plugins/ostree/api/v1/http_client.go (1)
  • 283-333: The implementation of ListRepositoryRefs method in HTTPClient struct correctly constructs a GET request to the /repository/refs endpoint, encodes the request body, sends the request, and decodes the response into the expected []OSTreeRef type. However, there are a few areas for improvement and verification:
  1. Error Handling: The method properly handles HTTP errors by decoding failure responses. Ensure that the error handling logic is consistent with other methods in the HTTPClient struct.
  2. Request Body: For a GET request, typically, the request body should not be used to send data. Instead, query parameters or path variables are preferred. Verify if the API design mandates the use of a request body for this GET request.
  3. Response Status Code Check: The method checks for status codes outside the 200-204 range to determine failure. This is a good practice, but ensure it aligns with the API's definition of success and error responses.
  4. Resource Cleanup: The method correctly defers the closing of the response body to prevent resource leaks.

Ensure the use of request body in a GET request aligns with the API design and check if the error handling logic is consistent across the HTTPClient struct methods.

internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (3)
  • 138-168: The ListRepositoryRefs method correctly transitions the handler to a provisioning state, checks if the repository exists, and lists the repository references using the BeginLocalRepoTransaction function. A few considerations:
  1. State Transition: The method transitions to a provisioning state (StateProvisioning) before listing refs. Verify if this state transition is appropriate for a read-only operation like listing refs.
  2. Error Handling: The method returns errors in a consistent format, which is good practice. Ensure that all possible error paths are covered.
  3. Repository Existence Check: The method checks if the repository exists before proceeding. This is a crucial step for ensuring the operation's validity.

Confirm that transitioning to a provisioning state is appropriate for the ListRepositoryRefs method, considering it's a read-only operation.

  • 320-328: In the SyncRepository method, the addition of listing repository refs (loRefs) and storing them in repoSync.SyncedRefs is a significant enhancement. This allows for tracking synced references as part of the repository sync status. Considerations:
  1. Error Handling: Ensure that errors from ListRefsExt are handled appropriately and that the error message is informative.
  2. Data Consistency: Storing the synced refs in repoSync is a good practice. Ensure that this data is consistently updated and accessed in a thread-safe manner.

The addition of syncing refs information in the SyncRepository method enhances the functionality by providing more detailed sync status.

  • 342-355: The GetRepositorySyncStatus method's update to include SyncedRefs in the returned SyncStatus struct is a valuable enhancement. It improves the visibility of the sync process by providing detailed reference information. Ensure that:
  1. Data Conversion: The conversion of loRef to apiv1.OSTreeRef is done correctly, preserving the name and commit checksum.
  2. Error Handling: The method should handle cases where the repoSync is nil or does not contain any synced refs gracefully.

Including SyncedRefs in the sync status response enhances the method's functionality by providing detailed information about the synced references.

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 1

Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI

Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 75a0744 and ff0cb18.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/api.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (3 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)
  • internal/plugins/ostree/api.go
Additional comments: 2
internal/plugins/ostree/pkg/ostreerepository/api.go (2)
  • 320-328: The updates to the SyncRepository method to include listing refs and storing them in repoSync are correctly implemented. Ensure that the SyncedRefs field in repoSync is properly synchronized across concurrent accesses to avoid data races.
Verification successful

The provided script output shows various accesses to repoSync within the ostreerepository package. The repoSync variable is accessed through atomic operations (Load and Store), which are used to ensure thread-safe read and write operations. This atomic usage is consistent across the codebase for repoSync, indicating that accesses to this variable are properly synchronized to prevent data races.

Given this information, it can be concluded that the review comment regarding the need to ensure that the SyncedRefs field in repoSync is properly synchronized across concurrent accesses has been addressed by the use of atomic operations for accessing repoSync.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that accesses to `repoSync` are properly synchronized.
# This script is a placeholder for manual verification.
echo "Manually verify synchronization of accesses to repoSync in the codebase."

Length of output: 154



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all accesses to `repoSync` to verify if they are properly synchronized.
rg "repoSync" --context 5

Length of output: 7468

* 341-355: The `GetRepositorySyncStatus` method correctly populates the `SyncedRefs` field in the returned `SyncStatus` struct. This change enhances the sync status reporting by including detailed reference information. Ensure that the conversion of `loRefs` to `refs` is robust against potential data inconsistencies.

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@ikaneshiro ikaneshiro merged commit db73ed5 into ctrliq:main Jan 29, 2024
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