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Revert "Revert "Merge pull request #107797 from tkashem/revert-107456"" #109030
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This reverts commit b0b4609.
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/lgtm /cc @MikeSpreitzer |
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there were two distinct bumps in test-integration failures (other than the go1.18 solid failure on CSR validation)
so I think we have stacked failures, and this resolves one of them |
/retest |
@liggitt @aojea from a failed integration test, i see etcd client retry interceptor is at
have we recently changed any retry configuration for the etcd retry interceptor? this seems to be an excessive number of retries. this seems to trigger the retry from the storage layer, many of the below errors
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/test pull-kubernetes-integration |
it may not be the root cause of the integration test timeout, but i think we should have some sort of bound to the retry. Naturally it should be bound to the associated request context, but not all requests have a bound deadline. Maybe we should set a maximum of retry attempt to a lower value like 10 or something? |
opened #109038 for the acute integration failures seen starting today |
let's discuss in #109038 |
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k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/kubelet: TestUpdatePodWithTerminatedPod expand_less /retest |
This reverts commit b0b4609.
Reverts #108383 (comment)
Fixes #109026
Integration tests have been very flaky since merge, with 47k panics and 3gb logs per run.
This should not be re-added until #109026 is resolved and there's positive confirmation we do not have panics in the integration tests