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Sort the steps of taskrun based on the steps of task #963

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/assign @hrishin @bobcatfish @vdemeester

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chmouel commented Jun 7, 2019

this sounds worthwhile enough to mention in the release note,

func sortTaskRunSteps(taskRunSteps []v1alpha1.StepState, taskSpecSteps []corev1.Container) {
// Generate the map matching the step name and its index
sorter := constructTaskStepsSorter(taskSpecSteps)
for index, step := range taskRunSteps {
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We may be able to use the sort package here 👼

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I tried, but the the sort package is easy to sort the array with a filed or multiple fields in itself. Have not figured out to sort one array by aligning with another array.


sortTaskRunSteps(taskRunStatusSteps, task.Spec.Steps)

for index, step := range task.Spec.Steps {
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I wonder if it would be more clear to do the cmp.Diff on the taskRunStatusSteps and an expectedTaskRunStatusSteps instead 👼

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My question is how to create the fake taskRunStatusSteps and the expectedTaskRunStatusSteps?

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well, expectedTaskRunStatusStep would be declared as taskRunStatusSteps but in the right order 👼

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Got it.

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Thank you @houshengbo 😄 for the PR.
Left few comments, please me know if that makes sense? 🙇‍♂️

@@ -361,6 +415,12 @@ func updateStatusFromPod(taskRun *v1alpha1.TaskRun, pod *corev1.Pod, resourceLis
})
}

if len(taskSpecSteps) > 0 {
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wondering if this check is really needed? 🤔

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I change the code structure a bit in order to separate the sortTaskRun function.

if len(taskSpecSteps) > 0 {
trt := new(TaskRunWithTask)
trt.Init(taskRun.Status.Steps, taskSpecSteps[0])
sort.Sort(trt)
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Wondering if sorting should be done outside of updateStatusFromPod method? 🤔
In that way

  • Writing the unit test would be easy
  • Single responsibility: Sorting responsibility could be taken outside of methods scope

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I change the code structure a bit in order to separate the sortTaskRun function.

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@hrishin I have changed the structure of the code a bit. In order to separate the sort function, we have to make sure it is done between we get the taskrun and we update the taskrun.

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/retest

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hrishin commented Jun 11, 2019

Thank you @houshengbo 🙇‍♂️

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One nit, otherwise looks good
/lgtm

mapForSort map[string]int
}

func (trt *TaskRunWithTask) Init(taskRunSteps []v1alpha1.StepState, taskSpecSteps []corev1.Container) {
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nit: I feel we don't need this and we could just declare it inline here

trt := &TaskRunWithTask{
	taskRunSteps: taskRunSteps,
        mapForSort: trt.constructTaskStepsSorter(taskSpecSteps),
}

But it's more a aesthetic thing than anything, so I am ok with both I think 👼

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Thx.

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Thanks for working on this @houshengbo !! I have a couple of requests:

// elements of the array in the Swap function.
return true
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can we move this logic out of the reconciler into a separate file / separate package? 🙏 the less code in the reconciler the better :D

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This would include moving sortTaskRunStepOrder and making it exported in the new package (SortTaskRunStepOrder)

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I thought about it before.

Would you mind we have a new package with a more general name like utils, so that we can put this sorter and maybe further algorithm(TBD) inside it? @bobcatfish

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I'd like to name a new package utils.

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@houshengbo I would definitely advise against utils 😅 generic names like utils or helpers do not convey anything of what is inside. This function is about sorting taskrun, so it could either be called sort (inside taskrun) or something a tiny bit more general like list ?

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Forget about my previous comment.
what about stepsorting

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@houshengbo 🤗 as it's related to tasks I feel it would be better in a package name that has task in (the path or the name) (tasks.SortBySpecOrder instead of my previous propositon)

cc @bobcatfish as I am not the greatest to find correct names 😂

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ooo i like both the ideas! stepsorting is pretty close to what I would have suggested but I think @vdemeester is right, we'd end up with something like stepsorting.Sort 🤔

we have been kind of in need of a status related package for a while now (we have lots have status stuff in the reconciler) how about something like taskrunstatus or status, so we could have taskrunstatus.SortSteps or status.SortSteps?

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ohh I do like the status package 😻 status.SortSteps sounds really good to me !

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yep, I think we can agree on that.

trt.mapForSort = trt.constructTaskStepsSorter(taskSpecSteps)
}

// This function constructTaskStepsSorter constructs a map matching the names of
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the expected format for comments like this i usually for them to start with the name of the function, e.g.:

// constructTaskStepsSorter constructs a map matching the names of ...

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Done. Thx.

}}

sortTaskRunStepOrder(taskRunStatusSteps, task.Spec.Steps)
if d := cmp.Diff(taskRunStatusSteps, expectedStepState); d != "" {
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this is pretty minor but the test would be a bit easier to read if it asserted the names of the names of the steps only, e.g. something like:

actualStepOrder := []string{}
for _, state :=  range(taskRunStatusSteps) {
    actualStepOrder = append(actualStepOrder, state.name)
}

expectedStepOrder := []string{"hello", "exit", "world", "nop"}
if d := cmp.Diff(actualStepOrder, expectedStepOrder); d != "" {
}

Then you can completely get rid of expectedStepState :D

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(this would also make it a bit easier to add a few more tests cases as well)

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Done. Thx.

@@ -82,6 +83,58 @@ const (
imageDigestExporterContainerName = "step-image-digest-exporter"
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type TaskRunWithTask struct {
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I got a bit confused about what this type was - it seems to me like the main goal of this type is to sort StepStates, how about calling it something like StepStateSorter?

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Done. Thx.

@tekton-robot tekton-robot removed the lgtm Indicates that a PR is ready to be merged. label Jun 13, 2019
@houshengbo houshengbo changed the title Sort the steps of taskrun based on the steps of task WIP: Sort the steps of taskrun based on the steps of task Jun 13, 2019
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/lgtm

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@houshengbo houshengbo changed the title WIP: Sort the steps of taskrun based on the steps of task Sort the steps of taskrun based on the steps of task Jun 14, 2019
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Looking good! I just have a minor request about docs, otherwise good to go 🙏

docs/taskruns.md Outdated
If multiple `steps` are defined in the `Task` invoked by the `TaskRun`, we will see the
`status.steps` of the `TaskRun` displayed in the same order as they are defined in
`spec.steps` of the `Task`, when the `TaskRun` is accessed by the `get` command, e.g.
`kubectl get taskrun <name> -o yaml`. Replace \<name\> with the name of the `TaskRun`.
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thanks for adding this! could you put it in a status section on it's own, maybe between the syntax and ordering sections, and add a link to the new section in the overview at the top of the file? https://github.com/tektoncd/pipeline/blob/master/docs/pipelines.md#pipelines

This will give us a place to start putting more docs about the status in the future as well.

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This is a change on the file taskruns.md, not pipeline.md.
Do you actually mean to add a section in taskruns.md?

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whoops my bad! no taskruns is the right place :D


// The order of the container statuses has been shuffled, not aligning with the order of the
// spec steps of the Task any more. After Reconcile is called, we should see the order of status
// steps in TaksRun has been converted to the same one as in spec steps of the Task.
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nice comment!

trt := new(StepStateSorter)
trt.Init(taskRunSteps, taskSpecSteps)
sort.Sort(trt)
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nice, thanks for making the new package!

actualStepOrder = append(actualStepOrder, state.Name)
}

expectedStepOrder := []string{"hello", "exit", "world", "nop"}
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nice, i like how the expected order is hardcoded here, very clear!

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I0614 17:21:03.378] 2019/06/14 17:21:03 util.go:142: Please use kubetest --gcp-service-account=/etc/test-account/service-account.json (instead of deprecated GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/etc/test-account/service-account.json)
I0614 17:21:03.379] 2019/06/14 17:21:03 main.go:761: --gcp-project is missing, trying to fetch a project from boskos.
I0614 17:21:03.379] (for local runs please set --gcp-project to your dev project)
I0614 17:21:03.379] 2019/06/14 17:21:03 main.go:773: provider gke, will acquire project type gke-project from boskos
I0614 17:21:03.434] 2019/06/14 17:21:03 main.go:312: Something went wrong: failed to prepare test environment: --provider=gke boskos failed to acquire project: resource not found
I0614 17:21:03.462] Test subprocess exited with code 0

bah, reopened tektoncd/plumbing#29

/test pull-tekton-pipeline-integration-tests

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I0614 18:16:31.836] 2019/06/14 18:16:31 error processing import paths in "config/controller.yaml": Get https://gcr.io/v2/: net/http: TLS handshake timeout

whyyyyyyyy

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/test pull-tekton-pipeline-integration-tests

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/lgtm
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@bobcatfish Thank you.

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/lgtm

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