setter.go

/*
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Copyright 2021 The Flux authors

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This file is modified from the source at
https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api/tree/7478817225e0a75acb6e14fc7b438231578073d2/util/conditions/setter.go,
and initially adapted to work with the `metav1.Condition` and `metav1.ConditionStatus` types.
More concretely, this includes the removal of "condition severity" related functionalities, as this is not supported by
the `metav1.Condition` type.
*/

package conditions

import (
	"fmt"
	"sort"
	"time"

	"github.com/fluxcd/pkg/apis/meta"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
)

// Setter is an interface that defines methods a Kubernetes object should implement in order to
// use the conditions package for setting conditions.
type Setter interface {
	Getter
	meta.ObjectWithConditionsSetter
}

// Set sets the given condition.
//
// NOTE: If a condition already exists, the LastTransitionTime is updated only if a change is detected in any of the
// following fields: Status, Reason, and Message. The ObservedGeneration is always updated.
func Set(to Setter, condition *metav1.Condition) {
	if to == nil || condition == nil {
		return
	}

	// Always set the observed generation on the condition.
	condition.ObservedGeneration = to.GetGeneration()

	// Check if the new conditions already exists, and change it only if there is a status
	// transition (otherwise we should preserve the current last transition time)-
	conditions := to.GetConditions()
	exists := false
	for i := range conditions {
		existingCondition := conditions[i]
		if existingCondition.Type == condition.Type {
			exists = true
			if !hasSameState(&existingCondition, condition) {
				condition.LastTransitionTime = metav1.NewTime(time.Now().UTC().Truncate(time.Second))
				conditions[i] = *condition
				break
			}
			condition.LastTransitionTime = existingCondition.LastTransitionTime
			break
		}
	}

	// If the condition does not exist, add it, setting the transition time only if not already set
	if !exists {
		if condition.LastTransitionTime.IsZero() {
			condition.LastTransitionTime = metav1.NewTime(time.Now().UTC().Truncate(time.Second))
		}
		conditions = append(conditions, *condition)
	}

	// Sorts conditions for convenience of the consumer, i.e. kubectl.
	sort.Slice(conditions, func(i, j int) bool {
		return lexicographicLess(&conditions[i], &conditions[j])
	})

	to.SetConditions(conditions)
}

// TrueCondition returns a condition with Status=True and the given type, reason and message.
func TrueCondition(t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) *metav1.Condition {
	return &metav1.Condition{
		Type:    t,
		Status:  metav1.ConditionTrue,
		Reason:  reason,
		Message: fmt.Sprintf(messageFormat, messageArgs...),
	}
}

// FalseCondition returns a condition with Status=False and the given type, reason and message.
func FalseCondition(t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) *metav1.Condition {
	return &metav1.Condition{
		Type:    t,
		Status:  metav1.ConditionFalse,
		Reason:  reason,
		Message: fmt.Sprintf(messageFormat, messageArgs...),
	}
}

// UnknownCondition returns a condition with Status=Unknown and the given type, reason and message.
func UnknownCondition(t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) *metav1.Condition {
	return &metav1.Condition{
		Type:    t,
		Status:  metav1.ConditionUnknown,
		Reason:  reason,
		Message: fmt.Sprintf(messageFormat, messageArgs...),
	}
}

// MarkTrue sets Status=True for the condition with the given type, reason and message.
func MarkTrue(to Setter, t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) {
	Set(to, TrueCondition(t, reason, messageFormat, messageArgs...))
}

// MarkUnknown sets Status=Unknown for the condition with the given type, reason and message.
func MarkUnknown(to Setter, t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) {
	Set(to, UnknownCondition(t, reason, messageFormat, messageArgs...))
}

// MarkFalse sets Status=False for the condition with the given type, reason and message.
func MarkFalse(to Setter, t, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) {
	Set(to, FalseCondition(t, reason, messageFormat, messageArgs...))
}

// MarkReconciling sets meta.ReconcilingCondition=True with the given reason and message, and deletes the
// meta.StalledCondition. This is normally called at the beginning of a reconcile run for an object.
// For more information about the condition types, see the kstatus spec:
// https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-utils/blob/e351b2bc43cec2107ba1d874c3dec54fd0956c59/pkg/kstatus/README.md#conditions
func MarkReconciling(to Setter, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) {
	Delete(to, meta.StalledCondition)
	MarkTrue(to, meta.ReconcilingCondition, reason, messageFormat, messageArgs...)
}

// MarkStalled sets meta.StalledCondition=True with the given reason and message, and deletes the
// meta.ReconcilingCondition. This is normally deferred and conditionally called at the end of a reconcile run for an
// object. A common approach is to mark the object stalled if the object is not requeued as a reconcile result.
// For more information about the condition types, see the kstatus spec:
// https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-utils/blob/e351b2bc43cec2107ba1d874c3dec54fd0956c59/pkg/kstatus/README.md#conditions
func MarkStalled(to Setter, reason, messageFormat string, messageArgs ...interface{}) {
	Delete(to, meta.ReconcilingCondition)
	MarkTrue(to, meta.StalledCondition, reason, messageFormat, messageArgs...)
}

// SetSummary creates a new summary condition with the summary of all the conditions existing on an object.
// If the object does not have other conditions, no summary condition is generated.
func SetSummary(to Setter, targetCondition string, options ...MergeOption) {
	Set(to, summary(to, targetCondition, options...))
}

// SetMirror creates a new condition by mirroring the the Ready condition from a dependent object;
// if the Ready condition does not exists in the source object, no target conditions is generated.
func SetMirror(to Setter, targetCondition string, from Getter, options ...MirrorOptions) {
	Set(to, mirror(from, targetCondition, options...))
}

// SetAggregate creates a new condition with the aggregation of all the conditions from a list of dependency objects,
// or a subset using WithConditions; if none of the source objects have a condition within the scope of the merge
// operation, no target condition is generated.
func SetAggregate(to Setter, targetCondition string, from []Getter, options ...MergeOption) {
	Set(to, aggregate(from, targetCondition, options...))
}

// Delete deletes the condition with the given type.
func Delete(to Setter, t string) {
	if to == nil {
		return
	}

	conditions := to.GetConditions()
	newConditions := make([]metav1.Condition, 0, len(conditions))
	for _, condition := range conditions {
		if condition.Type != t {
			newConditions = append(newConditions, condition)
		}
	}
	to.SetConditions(newConditions)
}

// conditionWeights defines the weight of condition types that have priority in lexicographicLess.
var conditionWeights = map[string]int{
	meta.StalledCondition:     0,
	meta.ReconcilingCondition: 1,
	meta.ReadyCondition:       2,
}

// lexicographicLess returns true if a condition is less than another with regards to the to order of conditions
// designed for convenience of the consumer, i.e. kubectl. The condition types in conditionWeights always go first,
// sorted by their defined weight, followed by all the other conditions sorted lexicographically by Type.
func lexicographicLess(i, j *metav1.Condition) bool {
	w1, ok1 := conditionWeights[i.Type]
	w2, ok2 := conditionWeights[j.Type]
	switch {
	case ok1 && ok2:
		return w1 < w2
	case ok1, ok2:
		return !ok2
	default:
		return i.Type < j.Type
	}
}

// hasSameState returns true if a condition has the same state of another; state is defined by the union of following
// fields: Type, Status, Reason, and Message (it excludes LastTransitionTime and ObservedGeneration).
func hasSameState(i, j *metav1.Condition) bool {
	return i.Type == j.Type &&
		i.Status == j.Status &&
		i.Reason == j.Reason &&
		i.Message == j.Message
}