fix(readiness): resolve container engine for legacy-cluster gateway inspection - #11067
fix(readiness): resolve container engine for legacy-cluster gateway inspection#11067politerealism wants to merge 2 commits into
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…nspection observeManagedGateway()'s legacy-cluster check hardcoded "docker" for its three container-inspect calls, regardless of the active runtime provider. On a Podman-selected host with no Docker installed, every call failed, and the failure surfaced as an opaque readiness capability failure rather than an actionable error. Resolve the container engine bound to the active provider's gateway-inspection operation (the same registry PR NVIDIA#9923 built for native Podman activation) and use it for these calls instead. Fail closed to "no legacy cluster" when no engine or openshell binary can be resolved, rather than guessing a binary. Fixes NVIDIA#10984 Signed-off-by: politerealism <burdcat17@gmail.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProduction gateway readiness now resolves the active container engine and uses it for legacy cluster inspection. The inspection supports Podman, avoids Docker-specific commands, and skips subprocess calls when no engine is available. ChangesRuntime-aware gateway readiness
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In `@src/lib/readiness/gateway-production.test.ts`:
- Line 506: Replace the direct inspectLegacyCluster test with coverage through
createProductionGatewayReadinessDependencies().observeManagedGateway(),
verifying an injected podman engine invokes Podman and never Docker. Add a
null-engine override case that performs no subprocess call, and ensure the
assertions prove the public readiness entrypoint uses the new path rather than
the removed legacy path.
In `@src/lib/readiness/gateway-production.ts`:
- Line 597: Update the containerEngineId selection in observeManagedGateway to
preserve an explicit null returned by options.containerEngineId, using an
override-presence check rather than nullish coalescing; only call
resolveGatewayInspectionEngineId when no resolver override is provided.
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I only briefly looked into the source, but removing hardcoded "docker" and adding a hardcoded "podman" at the same time looks weird to me.
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Fair to flag — happy to clarify. This isn't swapping one hardcoded engine for another. inspectLegacyCluster now takes containerEngineId as a parameter, and the caller resolves it dynamically via resolveGatewayInspectionEngineId(), which asks the active runtime provider bundle (resolveCurrentRuntimeProviderBundle() + runtimeProviderContainerEngineIdentity(bundle, "gateway-inspection")) which engine backs it — "docker" or "podman" depending on NEMOCLAW_GATEWAY_RUNTIME/platform, or null if no engine is registered for that operation, in which case inspection is skipped entirely. The "podman" you see in the diff is a test fixture exercising that resolution path, not a new hardcoded default. Pushed a commit that also adds coverage through the public createProductionGatewayReadinessDependencies().observeManagedGateway() entrypoint so this is proven end-to-end rather than just at the inspectLegacyCluster unit level.
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✨ Thanks for the fix. This resolves the root cause of the Podman onboarding failure by making gateway inspection runtime-aware. Related open PRs: Related open issues: |
containerEngineId?.() ?? resolveGatewayInspectionEngineId() treated an explicit null return (meaning "no engine, skip inspection") as absent and silently fell back to the resolved default, running container inspection anyway. Use an override-presence check so an explicit null is honored. Add coverage that reaches the fix through the public createProductionGatewayReadinessDependencies().observeManagedGateway() entrypoint instead of only unit-testing inspectLegacyCluster directly. Signed-off-by: politerealism <burdcat17@gmail.com>
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Thanks for digging into the Podman readiness path and adding focused coverage. #11014 now covers the same issue through the provider owned readiness flow and includes the broader public path tests we need. To keep one implementation moving, we are going to continue with #11014 and close this PR. We appreciate the contribution. |
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Before:
observeManagedGateway()'s legacy-cluster check hardcoded"docker"for its three container-inspect calls, regardless of the active runtime provider. On a Podman-selected host with no Docker installed, every call failed withENOENT, surfacing as an opaquegateway.reuse.ready/gateway.version.compatible/gateway.port.uncontestedreadiness failure. After: the container engine bound to the active provider'sgateway-inspectionoperation is resolved and used instead, so the check runs againstpodmanwhen Podman is selected.Reason
This is the root cause behind #10984: native Podman onboarding (activated by #9923) fails at the gateway readiness step because this specific check never became runtime-aware. The registry needed to fix it already exists — PR #9923 built
runtime-provider/registry.ts'sgateway-inspectionoperation and registered it for bothdocker.tsandpodman.ts—gateway-production.tsjust wasn't using it for these three calls.Related issues
Fixes #10984
Changes
src/lib/readiness/gateway-production.ts: addedresolveGatewayInspectionEngineId(), which resolves the current runtime provider bundle and asks it for thegateway-inspectionengine identity ("docker"or"podman").inspectLegacyCluster()now takes this resolved engine id and uses it for its threeinspectcalls instead of the literal"docker". Fails closed (skips the check entirely) when no engine oropenshellbinary can be resolved, rather than guessing a binary. AddedcontainerEngineIdas an injectable option oncreateProductionGatewayReadinessDependencies, matching the existingisLegacyClusterBound/gatewayNameinjection pattern. ExportedinspectLegacyClusterfor direct unit testing, matching this file's existing convention (classifyManagedGatewayPortConflict,gatewayProcessIdentityMatchesTrustedBinary, etc. are already exported the same way).src/lib/readiness/gateway-production.test.ts: two new tests — one proving a Podman-selected engine reaches an active legacy-cluster result viapodman inspect(notdocker), one proving a null engine id skips inspection entirely with zero subprocess calls.Verification
npx vitest run src/lib/readiness/gateway-production.test.ts src/lib/readiness/gateway.test.ts— 68 passed (66 existing + 2 new)npm run typecheck:cli— cleannpm run test:changed— 161 passed, no regressionsSummary by CodeRabbit