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chore: group instance methods #533

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@mojtaba-esk mojtaba-esk commented Jul 26, 2024

Closes #519

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a structured approach to manage container instance lifecycle within a Kubernetes environment, enhancing modularity and encapsulation.
    • Added methods to set container image, commands, and environment variables, streamlining instance configuration.
    • Implemented a comprehensive execution management system to control starting, stopping, and destroying instances.
    • Enhanced security management capabilities with methods to configure privileged mode and add container capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and state management during image builds and command executions.
  • Refactor

    • Restructured the Instance type to include new modular components, promoting better organization and clearer responsibilities.
    • Updated method calls across tests for better clarity and consistency, transitioning to the new modular design.
  • Documentation

    • Updated comments and documentation to reflect the new modular structure and usage of methods.

@mojtaba-esk mojtaba-esk added this to the v0.15.0 milestone Jul 26, 2024
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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the architecture for managing container instances within a Kubernetes environment. Key modifications include the introduction of specialized structs for build, execution, and security, improving code organization and maintainability. These updates streamline the image building process, lifecycle management, and security settings, providing clearer methods for executing commands and handling instance states.

Files Change Summary
pkg/instance/build.go, pkg/instance/execution.go Introduced build and execution structs for managing container image building and instance lifecycle, ensuring structured and state-aware operations.
pkg/instance/security.go Added a new security struct to manage security settings for container instances, including privileged mode and capabilities.
pkg/knuu/instance_old.go Refactored Instance methods to transition to a modular design, replacing direct calls with grouped submodule calls (e.g., Build, Network, Execution).
e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go, e2e/system/folder_test.go Updated test assertions to reflect the new API structure of the instance management system, enhancing clarity and consistency in method calls across tests.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Grouping of instance functions (especially networkShaping and observability) (#519) No explicit grouping structure implemented.

🐇 In the fields of code I play,
New structs and functions brighten the day.
With builds and instances neatly arranged,
Our Kubernetes world feels sweetly changed!
Let's hop along, embrace the new,
For every change brings something true!
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pkg/instance/proxy.go (2)

13-30: Incomplete Transition from Instance to network

The transition from Instance to network is not fully complete. There are still multiple references to Instance across various files in the codebase. Please update all references to Instance to network where applicable to ensure consistency and avoid potential issues.

  • Files with remaining Instance references:
    • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go
    • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go
    • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go
    • pkg/instance/security.go
    • pkg/instance/sidecars.go
    • pkg/instance/storage.go
    • pkg/instance/monitoring.go
    • pkg/instance/network.go
    • pkg/instance/build.go
    • pkg/instance/resources.go
    • pkg/instance/execution.go
    • pkg/instance/state.go
    • pkg/instance/instance.go
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • pkg/knuu/knuu.go
    • e2e/executor.go
    • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
    • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
    • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go
    • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test.go
    • e2e/basic/basic_test.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
    • e2e/basic/observability_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test.go
    • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
    • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go
    • e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go
    • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
    • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
    • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go
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LGTM! But verify the usage of the new receiver type.

The method AddHost has been correctly updated to use the network receiver. Ensure that all references to Instance have been updated to network throughout the codebase.

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Update Required: References to Instance Not Fully Updated

The method AddHostWithReadyCheck has been correctly updated to use the network receiver. However, there are still multiple references to Instance across various files that need to be updated to network.

Please update the following references:

  • e2e/executor.go
    • Line 1: func (e *Executor) NewInstance(ctx context.Context, name string) (*instance.Instance, error)
    • Line 2: i, err := e.Kn.NewInstance(name)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • Line 1: type Instance struct {
    • Line 2: instance.Instance
    • Line 3: *Instance
    • Line 4: type InstanceState instance.InstanceState
    • Line 5: const (
    • Line 6: None InstanceState = iota
    • Line 7: Preparing
    • Line 8: Committed
    • Line 9: Started
    • Line 10: Stopped
    • Line 11: Destroyed
    • Line 12: func NewInstance(name string) (*Instance, error) {
    • Line 13: i, err := tmpKnuu.NewInstance(name)
    • Line 14: return &Instance{*i}, nil
    • Line 15: func (i *Instance) SetImage(image string) error {
    • Line 16: return i.Instance.Build().SetImage(ctx, image)
    • Line 17: func (i *Instance) SetGitRepo(ctx context.Context, gitContext builder.GitContext) error {
    • Line 18: return i.Instance.Build().SetGitRepo(ctx, gitContext)
    • Line 19: func (i *Instance) SetImageInstant(image string) error {
    • Line 20: return i.Instance.Build().SetImageInstant(ctx, image)
    • Line 21: func (i *Instance) SetCommand(command ...string) error {
    • Line 22: return i.Instance.Build().SetCommand(command...)
    • Line 23: func (i *Instance) SetArgs(args ...string) error {
    • Line 24: return i.Instance.Build().SetArgs(args...)
    • Line 25: func (i *Instance) AddPortTCP(port int) error {
    • Line 26: return i.Instance.Network().AddPortTCP(port)
    • Line 27: func (i *Instance) PortForwardTCP(port int) (int, error) {
    • Line 28: return i.Instance.Network().PortForwardTCP(ctx, port)
    • Line 29: func (i *Instance) AddPortUDP(port int) error {
    • Line 30: return i.Instance.Network().AddPortUDP(port)
    • Line 31: func (i *Instance) ExecuteCommand(command ...string) (string, error) {
    • Line 32: return i.Instance.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, command...)
    • Line 33: func (i *Instance) ExecuteCommandWithContext(ctx context.Context, command ...string) (string, error) {
    • Line 34: return i.Instance.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, command...)
    • Line 35: func (i *Instance) AddFile(srcPath, dstPath string, chown string) error {
    • Line 36: return i.Instance.Storage().AddFile(srcPath, dstPath, chown)
    • Line 37: func (i *Instance) AddFolder(srcPath, dstPath string, chown string) error {
    • Line 38: return i.Instance.Storage().AddFolder(srcPath, dstPath, chown)
    • Line 39: func (i *Instance) AddFileBytes(bytes []byte, dest string, chown string) error {
    • Line 40: return i.Instance.Storage().AddFileBytes(bytes, dest, chown)
    • Line 41: func (i *Instance) SetUser(user string) error {
    • Line 42: return i.Instance.Build().SetUser(user)
    • Line 43: func (i *Instance) Commit() error {
    • Line 44: return i.Instance.Build().Commit()
    • Line 45: func (i *Instance) AddVolume(path, size string) error {
    • Line 46: return i.Instance.Storage().AddVolume(path, resource.MustParse(size))
    • Line 47: func (i *Instance) AddVolumeWithOwner(path, size string, owner int64) error {
    • Line 48: return i.Instance.Storage().AddVolumeWithOwner(path, resource.MustParse(size), owner)
    • Line 49: func (i *Instance) SetMemory(request, limit string) error {
    • Line 50: return i.Instance.Resources().SetMemory(resource.MustParse(request), resource.MustParse(limit))
    • Line 51: func (i *Instance) SetCPU(request string) error {
    • Line 52: return i.Instance.Resources().SetCPU(resource.MustParse(request))
    • Line 53: func (i *Instance) SetEnvironmentVariable(key, value string) error {
    • Line 54: return i.Instance.Build().SetEnvironmentVariable(key, value)
    • Line 55: func (i *Instance) GetIP() (string, error) {
    • Line 56: return i.Instance.Network().GetIP(ctx)
    • Line 57: func (i *Instance) GetFileBytes(file string) ([]byte, error) {
    • Line 58: return i.Instance.Storage().GetFileBytes(ctx, file)
    • Line 59: func (i *Instance) ReadFileFromRunningInstance(ctx context.Context, filePath string) (io.ReadCloser, error) {
    • Line 60: return i.Instance.Storage().ReadFileFromRunningInstance(ctx, filePath)
    • Line 61: func (i *Instance) AddPolicyRule(rule rbacv1.PolicyRule) error {
    • Line 62: return i.Instance.Resources().AddPolicyRule(rule)
    • Line 63: func (i *Instance) SetLivenessProbe(livenessProbe *v1.Probe) error {
    • Line 64: return i.Instance.Monitoring().SetLivenessProbe(livenessProbe)
    • Line 65: func (i *Instance) SetReadinessProbe(readinessProbe *v1.Probe) error {
    • Line 66: return i.Instance.Monitoring().SetReadinessProbe(readinessProbe)
    • Line 67: func (i *Instance) SetStartupProbe(startupProbe *v1.Probe) error {
    • Line 68: return i.Instance.Monitoring().SetStartupProbe(startupProbe)
    • Line 69: func (i *Instance) AddSidecar(ctx context.Context, sc instance.SidecarManager) error {
    • Line 70: return i.Instance.Sidecars().Add(ctx, sc)
    • Line 71: func (i *Instance) SetPrivileged(privileged bool) error {
    • Line 72: return i.Instance.Security().SetPrivileged(privileged)
    • Line 73: func (i *Instance) AddCapability(capability string) error {
    • Line 74: return i.Instance.Security().AddCapability(capability)
    • Line 75: func (i *Instance) AddCapabilities(capabilities []string) error {
    • Line 76: return i.Instance.Security().AddCapabilities(capabilities)
    • Line 77: func (i *Instance) StartAsync() error {
    • Line 78: return i.Instance.Execution().StartAsync(ctx)
    • Line 79: func (i *Instance) StartWithoutWait() error {
    • Line 80: return i.Instance.Execution().StartAsync(ctx)
    • Line 81: func (i *Instance) Start() error {
    • Line 82: return i.Instance.Execution().Start(ctx)
    • Line 83: func (i *Instance) IsRunning() (bool, error) {
    • Line 84: return i.Instance.Execution().IsRunning(ctx)
    • Line 85: func (i *Instance) WaitInstanceIsRunning() error {
    • Line 86: return i.Instance.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx)
    • Line 87: func (i *Instance) DisableNetwork() error {
    • Line 88: return i.Instance.Network().Disable(ctx)
    • Line 89: func (i *Instance) EnableNetwork() error {
    • Line 90: return i.Instance.Network().Enable(ctx)
    • Line 91: func (i *Instance) NetworkIsDisabled() (bool, error) {
    • Line 92: return i.Instance.Network().IsDisabled(ctx)
    • Line 93: func (i *Instance) WaitInstanceIsStopped() error {
    • Line 94: return i.Instance.Execution().WaitInstanceIsStopped(ctx)
    • Line 95: func (i *Instance) Stop() error {
    • Line 96: return i.Instance.Execution().Stop(ctx)
    • Line 97: func (i *Instance) Clone() (*Instance, error) {
    • Line 98: newInst, err := i.Instance.Clone()
    • Line 99: return &Instance{Instance: *newInst}, nil
    • Line 100: func (i *Instance) CloneWithName(name string) (*Instance, error) {
    • Line 101: newInst, err := i.Instance.CloneWithName(name)
    • Line 102: return &Instance{*newInst}, nil
    • Line 103: func (i *Instance) CreateCustomResource(gvr *schema.GroupVersionResource, obj *map[string]interface{}) error {
    • Line 104: return i.Instance.Resources().CreateCustomResource(ctx, gvr, obj)
    • Line 105: func (i *Instance) CustomResourceDefinitionExists(gvr *schema.GroupVersionResource) (bool, error) {
    • Line 106: return i.Instance.Resources().CustomResourceDefinitionExists(ctx, gvr)
    • Line 107: func (i *Instance) Destroy() error {
    • Line 108: return i.Instance.Execution().Destroy(ctx)
    • Line 109: func BatchDestroy(instances ...*Instance) error {
    • Line 110: ins := make([]*instance.Instance, len(instances))
    • Line 111: for i, instance := range instances {
    • Line 112: ins[i] = &instance.Instance
    • Line 113: return instance.BatchDestroy(ctx, ins...)
    • Line 114: func (i *Instance) Labels() map[string]string {
    • Line 115: return i.Instance.Execution().Labels()
    • Line 116: func (i *Instance) IsInState(states ...InstanceState) bool {
    • Line 117: statesNew := make([]instance.InstanceState, len(states))
    • Line 118: for i, state := range states {
    • Line 119: statesNew[i] = instance.InstanceState(state)
    • Line 120: return i.Instance.IsInState(statesNew...)
    • Line 121: func (i *Instance) AddHost(port int) (err error, host string) {
    • Line 122: host, err = i.Instance.Network().AddHost(ctx, port)
    • Line 123: return err, host

Please ensure these references are updated accordingly.

Analysis chain

Line range hint 37-62:
LGTM! But verify the usage of the new receiver type.

The method AddHostWithReadyCheck has been correctly updated to use the network receiver. Ensure that all references to Instance have been updated to network throughout the codebase.

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Length of output: 129223

e2e/system/external_file_test.go (2)

59-59: Update Required: Instances of ExecuteCommand not updated

The following instances of ExecuteCommand have not been updated to use the Execution component. Please update these references to Execution().ExecuteCommand:

  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go: err := ins.Build().ExecuteCommand("mkdir", "-p", nginxHTMLPath)
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: _, err = web.ExecuteCommand("mkdir", "-p", "/usr/share/nginx/html")
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: _, err = instance.ExecuteCommand("kubectl", "get", "pods")
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: exitCode, err = instance.ExecuteCommand("echo", "$?")
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) ExecuteCommand(command ...string) (string, error)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) ExecuteCommandWithContext(ctx context.Context, command ...string) (string, error)
  • pkg/instance/build.go: func (b *build) ExecuteCommand(command ...string) error

Please ensure these references are updated to maintain consistency and correctness in the codebase.

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LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Execution component.

The method call executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand correctly references the Execution component. Ensure that all references to command execution have been updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

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41-41: Update required: Use the Storage component for file management

The AddFile method should be updated to use the Storage component for consistency and proper encapsulation. The following instances need to be updated:

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go:
    • Line: err = web.AddFile("../system/resources/html/index.html", "/usr/share/nginx/html/index.html", "0:0")
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go:
    • Line: require.NoError(t, prometheus.AddFileBytes([]byte(prometheusConfigContent), prometheusConfig, "0:0"))
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LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Storage component.

The method call server.Storage().AddFile correctly references the Storage component. Ensure that all references to file management have been updated to use the Storage component throughout the codebase.

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e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go (1)

62-62: Ensure all instances of ExecuteCommand are updated to use Execution().ExecuteCommand.

While the majority of the codebase has been updated to use the Execution().ExecuteCommand pattern, there are still some instances of the old ExecuteCommand method that need to be updated.

  • Files with old ExecuteCommand references:
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
    • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go

Please update these references to maintain consistency across the codebase.

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LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Execution component.

The method call executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand correctly references the Execution component. Ensure that all references to command execution have been updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

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pkg/instance/security.go (1)

6-14: Document the instance field.

For consistency and clarity, add a comment to document the instance field.

+  // Instance is the parent instance to which these security settings belong
  instance *Instance
pkg/instance/sidecars.go (1)

16-20: Document the instance field.

For consistency and clarity, add a comment to document the instance field.

+  // Instance is the parent instance to which these sidecars belong
  instance  *Instance
pkg/instance/monitoring.go (1)

5-10: Document the instance field.

For consistency and clarity, add a comment to document the instance field.

+  // Instance is the parent instance to which these monitoring settings belong
  instance       *Instance
e2e/system/file_test.go (11)

40-40: Update all GetIP function calls to use the new method chain Network().GetIP(ctx).

The following instances still use the old method and need to be updated:

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: webIP, err := web.GetIP()

Please update these occurrences to match the new method chain.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to GetIP are updated to match the new method chain serverfile.Network().GetIP.

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45-45: Update function calls to match the new method chain

The following instances of ExecuteCommand still use the old method chain and need to be updated to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand:

  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go (line 1)
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go (lines 1 and 2)
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go (line 1)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go (lines 1, 2, and 4)
  • pkg/instance/storage.go (line 1)
  • pkg/instance/build.go (line 1)

Please update these instances to ensure consistency across the codebase.

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Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to ExecuteCommand are updated to match the new method chain executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand.

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Length of output: 14162


99-99: Update all SetImage calls to use the new method chain.

Ensure that all instances of SetImage in the codebase are updated to follow the new method chain Build().SetImage for consistency and correctness.

  • Files with old method usage:
    • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
    • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/helpers.go
    • pkg/sidecars/observability/helpers.go
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • e2e/basic/observability_test.go
    • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
    • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go
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Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetImage are updated to match the new method chain target.Build().SetImage.

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Length of output: 13751


43-43: Ensure all Start function calls match the new method chain serverfile.Execution().Start.

The following instances of Start do not match the new method chain and need to be updated:

  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Start(), "Error starting main instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Start(), "error starting instance")
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.Start()
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Start()
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Start())
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Start(), "Error starting target instance")

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Ensure that all function calls to Start are updated to match the new method chain serverfile.Execution().Start.

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101-101: Update direct calls to Commit to use Build().Commit

Ensure that the following instances of direct Commit calls are updated to use the new method chain Build().Commit:

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Commit())
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "Error committing target instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Commit(), "Error committing instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "error committing instance")

Please update these instances to match the new method chain Build().Commit.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Commit are updated to match the new method chain target.Build().Commit.

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Length of output: 67801


60-60: Ensure all SetImage function calls follow the new method chain.

Several instances of SetImage are not updated to the new method chain target.Build().SetImage. Please update the following instances:

  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go:
    • Line 1: err = instance.SetImage("docker.io/bitnami/kubectl:latest")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go:
    • Line 1: err = main.SetImage("alpine:latest")
    • Line 2: err = target.SetImage("nginx:latest")
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go:
    • Line 1: err = web.SetImage("docker.io/nginx:latest")
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go:
    • Line 1: require.NoError(t, prometheus.SetImage(prometheusImage))
    • Line 2: err = target.SetImage(targetImage)
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/helpers.go:
    • Line 1: func (bt *NetShaper) SetImage(image string)
    • Line 2: s.bt.SetImage("test-image")
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go:
    • Line 1: func (i *Instance) SetImage(image string) error
    • Line 2: func (i *Instance) SetImageInstant(image string) error

Please ensure these instances are updated to follow the new method chain target.Build().SetImage.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetImage are updated to match the new method chain target.Build().SetImage.

Scripts executed

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Length of output: 13751


100-100: Update SetArgs usage to match the new method chain format.

The SetArgs function in e2e/basic/observability_test.go does not follow the new method chain format and needs to be updated.

  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.SetArgs(prometheusArgs))
Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetArgs are updated to match the new method chain target.Build().SetArgs.

Scripts executed

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Length of output: 2501


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rg --type go -A 10 -B 10 'SetArgs' e2e/basic/observability_test.go

Length of output: 1248


62-62: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

The following instances of Commit are not preceded by Build(). Please verify and update them to match the new method chain target.Build().Commit() if necessary:

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Commit())
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "Error committing target instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Commit(), "Error committing instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "error committing instance")
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) Commit() error {
Analysis chain

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Ensure that all function calls to Commit are updated to match the new method chain target.Build().Commit.

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# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurances of the new method chain.
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Length of output: 67801


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# Description: Verify that all instances of `Commit` are preceded by `Build()`.

# Find instances of `Commit` that are not preceded by `Build()`
rg --type go -A 1 'Commit()' | grep -v 'Build().Commit()'

Length of output: 30979


78-78: Update function calls to match the new method chain

The following files contain instances of ExecuteCommand that need to be updated to use the new method chain target.Execution().ExecuteCommand:

  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go

Please update these instances accordingly.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to ExecuteCommand are updated to match the new method chain target.Execution().ExecuteCommand.

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Length of output: 14162


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# List instances in e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go
echo "e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go:"
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand' e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go

# List instances in e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
echo "e2e/basic/rbac_test.go:"
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand' e2e/basic/rbac_test.go

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echo "e2e/basic/probe_test.go:"
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand' e2e/basic/probe_test.go

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29-29: Update Commit function calls to use the new method chain Build().Commit().

The following instances need to be updated:

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Commit())
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "Error committing target instance")
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Commit(), "Error committing instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "error committing instance")
  • e2e/system/file_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Commit())
  • e2e/system/file_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Commit())
  • e2e/system/external_file_test.go: s.Require().NoError(server.Commit())
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go: s.Require().NoError(ins.Commit())
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Commit())
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Commit())
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Commit())
  • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Commit())
  • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Commit())
  • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Commit())

Please update these instances to use Build().Commit().

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Commit are updated to match the new method chain serverfile.Build().Commit.

Scripts executed

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# Description: Find instances where `Commit` is called directly on an instance without the `Build()` method preceding it.

# Search for `Commit` calls that are not preceded by `Build()`.
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63-63: Direct calls to Start function identified.

The search results indicate that there are direct calls to Start on various objects such as main, target, web, instance, and prometheus. However, the definitions of the Start methods found are:

  • pkg/instance/execution.go: func (e *execution) Start(ctx context.Context) error
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) Start() error

These definitions suggest that Start methods exist for execution and Instance types, but not explicitly for main, target, web, instance, and prometheus as standalone objects. This implies that the direct calls to Start might not be using the intended method chain target.Execution().Start.

Files with potential issues:

  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go

Please review these files to ensure that the Start calls are correctly using the Execution() method chain where appropriate.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Start are updated to match the new method chain target.Execution().Start.

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Length of output: 72005


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `Start` match the new method chain.

# Test: Search for instances where `Start` is called directly on an object without the `Execution()` method chain.
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Length of output: 2196


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# Description: Review the context around the direct calls to `Start` in the identified files.

# Extract and review context for direct calls to `Start` in the identified files.
rg --type go -A 5 -B 5 'main\.Start\(\)' e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go
rg --type go -A 5 -B 5 'target\.Start\(\)' e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go
rg --type go -A 5 -B 5 'web\.Start\(\)' e2e/basic/probe_test.go
rg --type go -A 5 -B 5 'instance\.Start\(\)' e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
rg --type go -A 5 -B 5 'prometheus\.Start\(\)' e2e/basic/observability_test.go

Length of output: 1848


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Length of output: 175

pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go (3)

98-98: Ensure all AddVolume calls match the new method chain.

The following instances need to be updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Storage().AddVolume:

  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go:

    • func (i *Instance) AddVolume(path, size string) error
    • func (i *Instance) AddVolumeWithOwner(path, size string, owner int64) error
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go

  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go

  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go

  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go

Please ensure these instances are updated accordingly.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to AddVolume are updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Storage().AddVolume.

Scripts executed

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Length of output: 5194


87-87: Ensure all Commit function calls are updated to t.instance.Build().Commit.

The following instances of Commit do not follow the new method chain:

  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Commit(), "Error committing instance")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "error committing instance")
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Commit()
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Commit())
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Commit(), "Error committing target instance")

Please update these instances to use the new method chain t.instance.Build().Commit().

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Commit are updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Build().Commit.

Scripts executed

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Length of output: 67801


83-83: Some calls to SetImage do not follow the new method chain t.instance.Build().SetImage. Please update the following instances:

  • pkg/sidecars/observability/helpers.go: func (o *Obsy) SetImage(image string)
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper_test.go: s.bt.SetImage("test-image")
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/helpers.go: func (bt *NetShaper) SetImage(image string)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) SetImage(image string) error
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: func (i *Instance) SetImageInstant(image string) error
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.SetImage(prometheusImage))
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: err = target.SetImage(targetImage)
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: err = main.SetImage("alpine:latest")
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: err = target.SetImage("nginx:latest")
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.SetImage("docker.io/nginx:latest")
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.SetImage("docker.io/bitnami/kubectl:latest")

Please ensure these instances are updated to use the method chain t.instance.Build().SetImage.

Analysis chain

Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetImage are updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Build().SetImage.

Scripts executed

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Length of output: 13751

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f218443 and 0e7e2c4.

Files selected for processing (33)
  • e2e/basic/basic_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go (1 hunks)
  • e2e/executor.go (1 hunks)
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (16 hunks)
  • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go (3 hunks)
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/system/external_file_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/system/file_test.go (5 hunks)
  • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (10 hunks)
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go (2 hunks)
  • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go (3 hunks)
  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go (1 hunks)
  • e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go (2 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/build.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/execution.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/instance.go (4 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/monitoring.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/network.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/proxy.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/resources.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/security.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/sidecars.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/instance/storage.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go (5 hunks)
  • pkg/knuu/knuu.go (3 hunks)
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go (2 hunks)
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (2 hunks)
  • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go (2 hunks)
  • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy_test.go (1 hunks)
  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go (2 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to server errors (3)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
  • pkg/instance/build.go
  • pkg/instance/network.go
Additional comments not posted (179)
e2e/system/folder_test.go (5)

21-21: Ensure correct ownership and permissions for added volume.

The method AddVolumeWithOwner is used to add a volume with a specified owner. Verify that the owner and permissions are correctly set to avoid potential access issues.


24-24: LGTM! Ensure proper build configurations.

The Build().Commit() method introduces a build step before committing changes. Ensure that all necessary configurations and validations are performed during the build process.


34-34: LGTM! Verify network configuration.

The method Network().GetIP(ctx) encapsulates network-related functionality. Ensure that the network configuration is correctly set up and the IP retrieval works as expected.


37-37: LGTM! Verify execution context.

The method Execution().Start(ctx) encapsulates the start operation within an execution context. Ensure that the execution context is correctly initialized and managed.


39-39: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The method Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, ...) encapsulates command execution within an execution context. Ensure that the command execution is correctly managed and handles errors appropriately.

e2e/basic/basic_test.go (6)

23-23: LGTM! Ensure proper image configuration.

The method Build().SetImage(ctx, testImage) sets the image for the target instance. Ensure that the image configuration is correctly set and the image is available.


24-24: LGTM! Ensure proper command configuration.

The method Build().SetCommand("sleep", "infinity") sets the command for the target instance. Ensure that the command configuration is correctly set and the command is valid.


25-25: LGTM! Ensure proper build configurations.

The Build().Commit() method introduces a build step before committing changes. Ensure that all necessary configurations and validations are performed during the build process.


28-28: LGTM! Ensure proper execution context for destruction.

The method Execution().Destroy(ctx) encapsulates the destruction operation within an execution context. Ensure that the execution context is correctly managed and handles errors appropriately.


34-34: LGTM! Verify execution context.

The method Execution().Start(ctx) encapsulates the start operation within an execution context. Ensure that the execution context is correctly initialized and managed.


46-46: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The method Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, ...) encapsulates command execution within an execution context. Ensure that the command execution is correctly managed and handles errors appropriately.

e2e/executor.go (6)

33-33: LGTM! Ensure proper image configuration.

The method Build().SetImage(ctx, executorDefaultImage) sets the image for the instance. Ensure that the image configuration is correctly set and the image is available.


37-37: LGTM! Ensure proper build configurations.

The Build().Commit() method introduces a build step before committing changes. Ensure that all necessary configurations and validations are performed during the build process.


41-41: LGTM! Ensure proper argument configuration.

The method Build().SetArgs(sleepCommand, infinityArg) sets the arguments for the instance. Ensure that the argument configuration is correctly set and the arguments are valid.


45-45: LGTM! Ensure proper memory configuration.

The method Resources().SetMemory(executorMemoryLimit, executorMemoryLimit) sets the memory limits for the instance. Ensure that the memory configuration is correctly set and the limits are appropriate.


49-49: LGTM! Ensure proper CPU configuration.

The method Resources().SetCPU(executorCpuLimit) sets the CPU limits for the instance. Ensure that the CPU configuration is correctly set and the limits are appropriate.


53-53: LGTM! Verify execution context.

The method Execution().Start(ctx) encapsulates the start operation within an execution context. Ensure that the execution context is correctly initialized and managed.

e2e/system/external_file_test.go (3)

44-44: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Build component.

The method call server.Build().Commit correctly references the Build component. Ensure that all references to the commit process have been updated to use the Build component throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

All references to the commit process have been updated to use the Build component.

The method call server.Build().Commit has been correctly implemented across the codebase, ensuring consistency in the commit process as part of the build workflow.

  • The changes have been applied uniformly in various files as shown in the search results.
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54-54: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Network component.

The method call server.Network().GetIP correctly references the Network component. Ensure that all references to networking functionalities have been updated to use the Network component throughout the codebase.


57-57: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Execution component.

The method call server.Execution().Start correctly references the Execution component. Ensure that all references to starting the server have been updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

LGTM! The usage of the new Execution component has been verified.

The method call server.Execution().Start correctly references the Execution component, and all references to starting the server have been updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

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e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go (4)

57-57: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Network component.

The method call i.Network().GetIP correctly references the Network component. Ensure that all references to networking functionalities have been updated to use the Network component throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

LGTM! The usage of the new Network component has been correctly updated throughout the codebase.

The method call i.Network().GetIP references the Network component as expected, and all active references to networking functionalities have been updated accordingly.

  • Instances in deprecated code and error messages do not impact the main functionality.
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35-35: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Storage component.

The method call i.Storage().AddFolder correctly references the Storage component. Ensure that all references to folder management have been updated to use the Storage component throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

Verification successful!

All references to folder management have been updated to use the Storage component. The method AddFolder is correctly encapsulated within the Storage component in all relevant instances.

  • pkg/instance/storage.go
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
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53-53: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Execution component.

The method call i.Execution().StartAsync correctly references the Execution component. Ensure that all references to starting the instance have been updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

Verification successful!

All references to starting the instance have been correctly updated to use the Execution component throughout the codebase.

  • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
  • pkg/instance/execution.go
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
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52-52: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new Build component.

The method call i.Build().Commit correctly references the Build component. Ensure that all references to the commit process have been updated to use the Build component throughout the codebase.

e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go (5)

36-36: LGTM!

The change to access the AddFile method through instance.Storage() enhances clarity by explicitly indicating that the file addition is related to storage operations.


52-52: LGTM!

The change to access the Commit() method through i.Build() reflects a more modular design, enhancing code organization.


53-53: LGTM!

The change to access the StartAsync(ctx) method through i.Execution() reflects a more modular design, enhancing code organization.


57-57: LGTM!

The change to access the GetIP(ctx) method through i.Network() provides a clearer delineation of responsibilities regarding network operations.


60-62: LGTM!

The changes to access WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) and ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", ...) through i.Execution() and executor.Execution(), respectively, reflect a more organized execution context.

e2e/system/start_callback_test.go (6)

34-34: LGTM!

The change to access the SetImage method through target.Build() indicates that the image setting process is now part of a build configuration step, enhancing modularity.


38-38: LGTM!

The change to access the SetReadinessProbe method through target.Monitoring() encapsulates monitoring logic within a dedicated method, enhancing clarity.


48-48: LGTM!

The change to access the SetCommand method through target.Build() reinforces the idea that command settings are now part of the build process, enhancing modularity.


57-57: LGTM!

The change to access the Commit() method through target.Build() illustrates that committing changes is now tied to the build process, enhancing modularity.


60-60: LGTM!

The change to access the StartWithCallback(ctx, func()) method through target.Execution() encapsulates execution logic within a separate execution context, enhancing clarity.


64-70: LGTM!

The change to access the ExecuteCommand(ctx, "curl", ...) method through target.Execution() aligns with the overall refactor towards clearer method organization and encapsulation.

e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go (7)

43-43: LGTM!

The change to access the Commit() method through ins.Build() reflects a more modular design, enhancing code organization.


44-44: LGTM!

The change to access the Start(ctx) method through ins.Execution() reflects a more modular design, enhancing code organization.


46-46: LGTM!

The change to access the ExecuteCommand(ctx, "mkdir", ...) method through ins.Execution() aligns with the overall refactor towards clearer method organization and encapsulation.


50-50: LGTM!

The change to access the ExecuteCommand(ctx, "mkdir", ...) method through ins.Execution() aligns with the overall refactor towards clearer method organization and encapsulation.


54-54: LGTM!

The change to access the ExecuteCommand(ctx, "echo", ...) method through ins.Execution() aligns with the overall refactor towards clearer method organization and encapsulation.


58-58: LGTM!

The change to access the ExecuteCommand(ctx, "echo", ...) method through ins.Execution() aligns with the overall refactor towards clearer method organization and encapsulation.


74-77: LGTM!

The changes to access GetIP(ctx) through i.Network() and ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", ...) through executor.Execution() reflect a more modular approach to handling different aspects of instance management.

e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go (2)

91-94: LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes align with the new structure introduced in the createNginxInstance method, improving readability and maintainability.

However, ensure that the Build() and Storage() methods are correctly implemented and tested.


82-83: LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by using Build() and Network() methods for method chaining.

However, ensure that the Build() and Network() methods are correctly implemented and tested.

Verification successful

Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by using Build() and Network() methods for method chaining.

However, ensure that the SetImage and AddPortTCP methods are correctly implemented and associated with the returned objects.


Verification successful!

The Build() and Network() methods are correctly implemented and tested. The SetImage and AddPortTCP methods are correctly associated with the build and network objects respectively.

  • SetImage method implementation: pkg/instance/build.go
  • AddPortTCP method implementation: pkg/instance/network.go
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e2e/basic/probe_test.go (1)

71-71: LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes improve clarity and separation of concerns by encapsulating the execution context within a separate method.

However, ensure that the Execution() method is correctly implemented and tested.

Also applies to: 98-98

e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go (2)

64-64: LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes reinforce the new method chaining structure, improving readability and maintainability.

However, ensure that the Build(), Execution(), and Storage() methods are correctly implemented and tested.

Also applies to: 72-72, 74-74, 77-77, 80-80, 85-85, 87-87

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes reinforce the new method chaining structure, improving readability and maintainability. The Build(), Execution(), and Storage() methods are correctly implemented and support method chaining.

  • Build() returns a pointer to a build struct.
  • Execution() returns a pointer to an execution struct.
  • Storage() returns a pointer to a storage struct.

These implementations confirm the correctness of the method chaining.

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23-23: LGTM! Verify the correctness of method chaining.

The changes enhance the clarity of the operations being performed, aligning them with their respective contexts.

However, ensure that the Build(), Execution(), and Storage() methods are correctly implemented and tested.

Also applies to: 34-34, 39-39, 42-42, 48-48

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Method chaining verified successfully.

The methods SetGitRepo, ExecuteCommand, and AddFile are correctly implemented in their respective structs (build, execution, and storage). This confirms the correctness of the method chaining in the TestBuildFromGit function.

  • SetGitRepo is implemented in the build struct.
  • ExecuteCommand is implemented in the execution struct.
  • AddFile is implemented in the storage struct.
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pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go (8)

51-51: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetIsSidecar(true) has been changed to Sidecars().SetIsSidecar(true), indicating a shift to a more modular approach. This change enhances the modularity and clarity of the code.


53-53: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetImage(ctx, bt.image) has been changed to Build().SetImage(ctx, bt.image), suggesting that image handling is now part of a build process. This change aligns with the new structure and improves code organization.


57-57: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to AddPortTCP(bt.port) has been changed to Network().AddPortTCP(bt.port), indicating that port addition is now encapsulated under the Network() method. This change enhances the modularity of the code.


61-61: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to Commit() has been changed to Build().Commit(), suggesting that committing changes is now part of the build process. This change aligns with the new structure and improves code organization.


65-65: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetEnvironmentVariable(envServeAddr, fmt.Sprintf("0.0.0.0:%d", bt.port)) has been changed to Build().SetEnvironmentVariable(envServeAddr, fmt.Sprintf("0.0.0.0:%d", bt.port)), indicating that setting environment variables is now part of the build process. This change enhances the modularity of the code.


71-71: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetPrivileged(true) has been changed to Security().SetPrivileged(true), suggesting that setting security privileges is now encapsulated under the Security() method. This change improves code organization and modularity.


75-75: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to AddCapability(capabilityNetAdmin) has been changed to Security().AddCapability(capabilityNetAdmin), indicating that adding capabilities is now encapsulated under the Security() method. This change enhances the modularity of the code.


89-89: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to AddHost(ctx, bt.port) has been changed to Network().AddHost(ctx, bt.port), indicating that adding a host is now encapsulated under the Network() method. This change enhances the modularity of the code.

pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy_test.go (1)

53-53: Update assertion to reflect new structure.

The assertion checking if the instance is a sidecar has been updated from o.Instance().IsSidecar() to o.Instance().Sidecars().IsSidecar(). This change ensures that the check for the sidecar status is performed on the new Sidecars() method, aligning with the updated structure.

e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go (6)

58-58: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetImage(ctx, "busybox") has been changed to Build().SetImage(ctx, "busybox"), indicating that setting the image is now part of the build process. This change aligns with the new structure and improves code organization.


59-59: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to SetCommand("sleep", "infinity") has been changed to Build().SetCommand("sleep", "infinity"), suggesting that setting the command is now part of the build process. This change enhances the modularity of the code.


79-79: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to AddSidecar(ctx, tsc) has been changed to Sidecars().Add(ctx, tsc), indicating that adding a sidecar is now encapsulated under the Sidecars() method. This change improves code organization and modularity.


85-85: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to Commit() has been changed to Build().Commit(), suggesting that committing changes is now part of the build process. This change aligns with the new structure and enhances code organization.


90-90: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to Start(ctx) has been changed to Execution().Start(ctx), indicating that starting the instance is now encapsulated under the Execution() method. This change enhances the modularity of the code.


93-93: Update method chaining to reflect new structure.

The call to ExecuteCommand(ctx, "ping", "-c", "4", "google.com") has been changed to Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "ping", "-c", "4", "google.com"), suggesting that command execution is now part of the execution process. This change improves code organization and modularity.

pkg/instance/security.go (5)

16-18: LGTM!

The method is straightforward and correct.


20-29: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs the action.


31-40: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs the action.


42-53: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs each addition.


81-94: LGTM!

The method correctly handles the deep copy of the struct.

pkg/instance/sidecars.go (8)

22-24: LGTM!

The method is straightforward and correct.


26-28: LGTM!

The method is straightforward and correct.


30-32: LGTM!

The method is straightforward and correct.


34-63: LGTM!

The method correctly checks for nil values and instance states. The log message is clear and informative.


65-74: LGTM!

The method correctly iterates through the sidecars and checks their states. The error message is clear and informative.


76-84: LGTM!

The method correctly iterates through the sidecars and applies the function. The error handling is appropriate.


86-93: LGTM!

The method correctly applies the state to all sidecars. The lack of error handling is intentional and appropriate.


95-103: LGTM!

The method correctly handles the deep copy of the struct. The suffix is appropriately applied to each sidecar.

pkg/instance/monitoring.go (6)

12-14: LGTM!

The method is straightforward and correct.


16-27: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs the action.


29-40: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs the action.


42-53: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and logs the action.


55-61: LGTM!

The method correctly checks the instance state and returns an appropriate error message.


63-89: LGTM!

The method correctly handles the deep copy of the struct.

e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go (1)

113-113: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to AddHostWithReadyCheck are updated to match the new method chain target.Network().AddHostWithReadyCheck.

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The function call to AddHostWithReadyCheck has been correctly updated to use the new method chain target.Network().AddHostWithReadyCheck.

  • The function definition in pkg/instance/proxy.go matches the new usage.
  • The test file e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go correctly uses the updated method chain.
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e2e/system/file_test.go (6)

26-26: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to AddFile are updated to match the new method chain serverfile.Storage().AddFile.


66-66: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Destroy are updated to match the new method chain target.Execution().Destroy.


81-81: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to GetFileBytes are updated to match the new method chain target.Storage().GetFileBytes.

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Verification successful.

All function calls to GetFileBytes are updated to match the new method chain target.Storage().GetFileBytes.

  • e2e/system/file_test.go
  • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go
  • pkg/instance/storage.go
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
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105-105: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Destroy are updated to match the new method chain target.Execution().Destroy.

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All instances of the Destroy function are correctly using the new method chain target.Execution().Destroy.

  • Verified instances in:
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    • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go
    • e2e/basic/basic_test.go
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61-61: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

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All function calls to SetArgs are correctly updated to match the new method chain target.Build().SetArgs.

  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: Deprecated function correctly uses Build().SetArgs.
  • pkg/instance/build.go: Correct implementation of SetArgs for the build type.
  • e2e/executor.go: Correct usage of Build().SetArgs.
  • e2e/system/file_test.go: Correct usage of Build().SetArgs.
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: Correct usage through knuu.NewInstance.
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102-102: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to Start are updated to match the new method chain target.Execution().Start.

pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go (4)

115-115: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetEnvironmentVariable are updated


81-81: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetIsSidecar are updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Sidecars().SetIsSidecar.

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  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go
  • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go
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95-95: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

Ensure that all function calls to SetMemory are updated to match the new method chain t.instance.Resources().SetMemory.

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  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go: t.instance.Resources().SetMemory(tsharkCollectorMemory, tsharkCollectorMemory)
  • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go: o.instance.Resources().SetMemory(otelAgentMemory, otelAgentMemoryLimit)
  • pkg/instance/resources.go: r.memoryRequest = request and r.memoryLimit = limit (inside the SetMemory function)
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: i.Instance.Resources().SetMemory(resource.MustParse(request), resource.MustParse(limit))
  • e2e/executor.go: i.Resources().SetMemory(executorMemoryLimit, executorMemoryLimit)

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91-91: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

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  • e2e/executor.go
  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go
  • pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go
  • pkg/instance/resources.go
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
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pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go (8)

95-95: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method SetIsSidecar(true) is now called on the Sidecars sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Sidecars().SetIsSidecar(true) is correctly implemented.


97-97: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method SetImage(ctx, o.image) is now called on the Build sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Build().SetImage(ctx, o.image) is correctly implemented.


101-101: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method AddPortTCP(DefaultOtelOtlpPort) is now called on the Network sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Network().AddPortTCP(DefaultOtelOtlpPort) is correctly implemented.


104-104: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method AddPortTCP(DefaultOtelMetricsPort) is now called on the Network sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Network().AddPortTCP(DefaultOtelMetricsPort) is correctly implemented.


107-107: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method SetCPU(otelAgentCPU) is now called on the Resources sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Resources().SetCPU(otelAgentCPU) is correctly implemented.


110-110: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method SetMemory(otelAgentMemory, otelAgentMemoryLimit) is now called on the Resources sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Resources().SetMemory(otelAgentMemory, otelAgentMemoryLimit) is correctly implemented.


130-130: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method AddFileBytes(bytes, otelAgentConfigFile, otelAgentConfigFilePermissions) is now called on the Storage sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Storage().AddFileBytes(bytes, otelAgentConfigFile, otelAgentConfigFilePermissions) is correctly implemented.


134-134: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method SetCommand(otelCollectorCommand, otelCollectorConfigArg) is now called on the Build sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Build().SetCommand(otelCollectorCommand, otelCollectorConfigArg) is correctly implemented.

pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (3)

70-70: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method ImageName() is now called on the Build sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Build().ImageName() is correctly implemented.


71-71: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method IsSidecar() is now called on the Sidecars sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Sidecars().IsSidecar() is correctly implemented.


92-92: Ensure the correctness of the method call.

The method ImageName() is now called on the Build sub-module. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that Build().ImageName() is correctly implemented.

pkg/instance/instance.go (9)

26-26: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component resources is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that resources is correctly implemented.


27-27: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component network is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that network is correctly implemented.


28-28: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component build is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that build is correctly implemented.


29-29: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component execution is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that execution is correctly implemented.


30-30: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component storage is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that storage is correctly implemented.


31-31: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component monitoring is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that monitoring is correctly implemented.


32-32: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component security is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that security is correctly implemented.


33-33: Verify the introduction of the new component.

The new component sidecars is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that sidecars is correctly implemented.


163-190: Verify the implementation of the new method.

The new method CloneWithSuffix(suffix string) is introduced in the Instance struct. Verify that this change aligns with the intended architecture and that CloneWithSuffix is correctly implemented.

pkg/instance/resources.go (8)

11-17: LGTM!

The struct definition for resources looks good and appropriate for managing instance resources.


19-21: LGTM!

The Resources method is straightforward and ensures encapsulation by providing access to the resources struct.


23-31: LGTM!

The AddPolicyRule method includes necessary state checks and error handling, ensuring rules are only added in valid states.


33-43: LGTM!

The SetMemory method includes necessary state checks, error handling, and logging, ensuring memory settings are only applied in valid states and are logged for debugging.


45-53: LGTM!

The SetCPU method includes necessary state checks, error handling, and logging, ensuring CPU settings are only applied in valid states and are logged for debugging.


56-68: LGTM!

The CreateCustomResource method includes necessary existence checks and error handling, ensuring custom resources are only created if the definition exists.


70-73: LGTM!

The CustomResourceDefinitionExists method is straightforward and delegates the check to the K8sClient.


138-157: LGTM!

The clone method correctly creates deep copies of the fields and returns a new resources struct. The exclusion of the instance field is appropriate to avoid circular references.

pkg/knuu/knuu.go (5)

104-106: LGTM!

The refactored call to SetImage using inst.Build() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


107-109: LGTM!

The refactored call to Commit using inst.Build() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


Line range hint 133-137:
LGTM!

The refactored call to SetCommand using inst.Build() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


144-146: LGTM!

The refactored call to AddPolicyRule using inst.Resources() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


147-149: LGTM!

The refactored call to Start using inst.Execution() enhances encapsulation and modularity.

e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (13)

27-27: LGTM!

The refactored call to Commit using target.Build() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


38-38: LGTM!

The refactored call to StartAsync using target.Execution() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


40-40: LGTM!

The refactored call to GetIP using target.Network() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


65-65: LGTM!

The refactored call to AddVolumeWithOwner using target.Storage() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


68-68: LGTM!

The refactored call to Commit using target.Build() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


78-78: LGTM!

The refactored call to StartAsync using target.Execution() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


80-80: LGTM!

The refactored call to GetIP using target.Network() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


121-121: LGTM!

The refactored call to AddFolder using i.Storage() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


137-138: LGTM!

The refactored calls to Commit and StartAsync using i.Build() and i.Execution() enhance encapsulation and modularity.


142-145: LGTM!

The refactored calls to GetIP and WaitInstanceIsRunning using i.Network() and i.Execution() enhance encapsulation and modularity.


183-183: LGTM!

The refactored call to AddFolder using ins.Storage() enhances encapsulation and modularity.


199-200: LGTM!

The refactored calls to Commit and StartAsync using i.Build() and i.Execution() enhance encapsulation and modularity.


204-206: LGTM!

The refactored calls to GetIP and WaitInstanceIsRunning using i.Network() and i.Execution() enhance encapsulation and modularity.

State checks are correctly implemented.

The function checkStateForAddingFile ensures that files can only be added when the instance is in the StatePreparing or StateCommitted states.

  • pkg/instance/storage.go:273-278
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state checks in `checkStateForAddingFile`.

# Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: Proper state checks.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (s *storage) checkStateForAddingFile() error {
  if !s.instance.IsInState(StatePreparing, StateCommitted) {
    return ErrAddingFileNotAllowed.WithParams(s.instance.state.String())
  }
  return nil
}'

Length of output: 617


107-127: LGTM! Verify state checks.

The method AddFileBytes is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the state checks in checkStateForAddingFile are correctly implemented and cover all necessary states.

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify state checks.

The method AddFileBytes is well-structured with proper error handling and logging. The state checks in checkStateForAddingFile are correctly implemented and cover all necessary states.

  • pkg/instance/storage.go: Lines 273-278
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state checks in `checkStateForAddingFile`.

# Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: Proper state checks.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (s *storage) checkStateForAddingFile() error {
  if !s.instance.IsInState(StatePreparing, StateCommitted) {
    return ErrAddingFileNotAllowed.WithParams(s.instance.state.String())
  }
  return nil
}'

Length of output: 617


132-139: LGTM! Verify volume limit checks.

The method AddVolume is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the volume limit checks are correctly implemented and cover all necessary scenarios.


60-103: LGTM! Verify state checks.

The method AddFolder is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the state checks in IsInState are correctly implemented and cover all necessary states.

Verification successful

State checks in IsInState are correctly implemented.

The function IsInState in pkg/instance/state.go properly verifies the instance's state against the provided states.

  • pkg/instance/state.go
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state checks in `IsInState`.

# Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: Proper state checks.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (i *Instance) IsInState(states ...State) bool {
  for _, state := range states {
    if i.state == state {
      return true
    }
  }
  return false
}'

Length of output: 189


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the definition of the function `IsInState`.

# Search for the function `IsInState` in the codebase
rg 'func \(i \*Instance\) IsInState' -A 10

Length of output: 1179


160-180: LGTM! Verify state checks.

The method GetFileBytes is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the state checks in IsInState are correctly implemented and cover all necessary states.

Verification successful

State checks in GetFileBytes method are correctly implemented.

The IsInState function in pkg/instance/state.go correctly checks the instance states, ensuring that the state checks in the GetFileBytes method are valid.

  • pkg/instance/state.go: func (i *Instance) IsInState(states ...InstanceState) bool {
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state checks in `IsInState`.

# Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: Proper state checks.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (i *Instance) IsInState(states ...State) bool {
  for _, state := range states {
    if i.state == state {
      return true
    }
  }
  return false
}'

Length of output: 189


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find the implementation of the `IsInState` function in the codebase.

# Search for the function definition of `IsInState`.
rg 'func \(i \*Instance\) IsInState' -A 10

Length of output: 1179


143-156: LGTM! Verify state and volume limit checks.

The method AddVolumeWithOwner is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the state and volume limit checks are correctly implemented and cover all necessary scenarios.

Verification successful

State and volume limit checks verified.

The state and volume limit checks in the AddVolumeWithOwner method are correctly implemented and cover the necessary scenarios.

  • State check found at pkg/instance/storage.go:144-146.
  • Volume limit check found at pkg/instance/storage.go:148-151.
Scripts executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state and volume limit checks.

# Test: Search for the state and volume limit checks. Expect: Proper state and volume limit checks.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'if !s.instance.IsInState(StatePreparing, StateCommitted) {
  return ErrAddingVolumeNotAllowed.WithParams(s.instance.state.String())
}
if len(s.volumes) > 0 {
  s.instance.Logger.Debugf("Maximum volumes exceeded for instance \'%s\', volumes: %d", s.instance.name, len(s.volumes))
  return ErrMaximumVolumesExceeded.WithParams(s.instance.name)
}'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the state check in AddVolumeWithOwner method.

# Test: Search for the state check. Expect: Proper state check.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'if !s.instance.IsInState(StatePreparing, StateCommitted) {
  return ErrAddingVolumeNotAllowed.WithParams(s.instance.state.String())
}'


# Description: Verify the volume limit check in AddVolumeWithOwner method.

# Test: Search for the volume limit check. Expect: Proper volume limit check.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'if len(s.volumes) > 0 {
  s.instance.Logger.Debugf("Maximum volumes exceeded for instance \'%s\', volumes: %d", s.instance.name, len(s.volumes))
  return ErrMaximumVolumesExceeded.WithParams(s.instance.name)
}'

Length of output: 1299


182-194: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The method ReadFileFromRunningInstance is well-structured with proper error handling and logging.

Ensure that the command execution for reading the file is correctly implemented and handles large files efficiently.

Verification successful

Command Execution Verified

The ExecuteCommand method in pkg/instance/execution.go is correctly implemented to handle command execution within a running instance, including proper state checks and error handling.

  • pkg/instance/execution.go: ExecuteCommand
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the command execution for reading the file.

# Test: Search for the command execution. Expect: Proper command execution.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (e *execution) ExecuteCommand(ctx context.Context, command ...string) (string, error) {
  if !e.instance.IsInState(StateStarted) {
    return "", ErrExecutingCommandNotAllowed.WithParams(e.instance.state.String())
  }
  var (
    instanceName  string
    eErr          *Error
    containerName = e.instance.k8sName
  )
  if e.instance.sidecars.isSidecar {
    instanceName = e.instance.parentInstance.k8sName
    eErr = ErrExecutingCommandInSidecar.WithParams(command, e.instance.k8sName, e.instance.parentInstance.k8sName)
  } else {
    instanceName = e.instance.k8sName
    eErr = ErrExecutingCommandInInstance.WithParams(command, e.instance.k8sName)
  }
  pod, err := e.instance.K8sClient.GetFirstPodFromReplicaSet(ctx, instanceName)
  if err != nil {
    return "", ErrGettingPodFromReplicaSet.WithParams(e.instance.k8sName).Wrap(err)
  }
  commandWithShell := []string{"/bin/sh", "-c", strings.Join(command, " ")}
  output, err := e.instance.K8sClient.RunCommandInPod(ctx, pod.Name, containerName, commandWithShell)
  if err != nil {
    return "", eErr.Wrap(err)
  }
  return output, nil
}'

Length of output: 1134


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all methods named `ExecuteCommand` in the codebase.

# Test: Search for the method `ExecuteCommand` in Go files.
rg 'func \(\w+ \*execution\) ExecuteCommand' -A 20 --glob '*.go'

Length of output: 1351


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Retrieve the complete implementation of the `ExecuteCommand` method from `pkg/instance/execution.go`.

# Test: Extract the full method implementation for `ExecuteCommand`.
rg 'func \(\w+ \*execution\) ExecuteCommand' -A 50 pkg/instance/execution.go

Length of output: 1847

e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (23)

205-205: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The command execution is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all command executions are correctly handled in the codebase.


141-145: LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

Verification successful

Function usage and error handling verified.

The Build() and Network() methods are consistently followed by error checks using assertions like s.Require().NoError(err). This ensures that errors are properly handled throughout the codebase.

  • Instances of Build() and Network() methods are correctly handled with appropriate error checks.
Scripts executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `Build()` and `Network()` are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Correct handling of function calls.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Build()'
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network()'

Length of output: 101511


244-248: LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining. The function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled with appropriate error checking.

  • All instances of Build() and Network() are followed by error checks, ensuring robust error handling.
Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `Build()` and `Network()` are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Correct handling of function calls.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Build()'
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network()'

Length of output: 101511


36-39: LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

The results from the shell scripts indicate that the function calls to Build() and Network() are consistently followed by error handling across the codebase. Here are some examples:

  • In pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go:

    if err := t.instance.Build().SetImage(ctx, t.Image); err != nil {
        return ErrSettingTsharkCollectorImage.Wrap(err)
    }
    if err := t.instance.Build().Commit(); err != nil {
        return ErrCommittingTsharkCollectorInstance.Wrap(err)
    }
  • In pkg/sidecars/observability/obsy.go:

    err = o.instance.Build().SetImage(ctx, o.image)
    if err != nil {
        return ErrSettingOtelAgentImage.Wrap(err)
    }
    if err := o.instance.Network().AddPortTCP(DefaultOtelOtlpPort); err != nil {
        return ErrAddingOtelAgentPort.Wrap(err)
    }
  • In e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go:

    s.Require().NoError(iperfMother.Build().SetImage(ctx, iperfImage))
    s.Require().NoError(iperfMother.Build().SetCommand("iperf3", "-s"))
    s.Require().NoError(iperfMother.Network().AddPortTCP(iperfPort))
    s.Require().NoError(iperfMother.Build().Commit())

These examples confirm that the function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled with appropriate error handling.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `Build()` and `Network()` are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Correct handling of function calls.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Build()'
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network()'

Length of output: 101511


354-358: LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify function usage and error handling.

The changes improve readability and maintainability by adopting a more structured approach using builder patterns and method chaining.

However, ensure that all function calls to Build() and Network() are correctly handled and verify error handling in the codebase.

  • File: e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
  • Lines: 354-358
  • Functions: Build(), Network()

The provided search results indicate that the function calls are followed by proper error handling in the codebase.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `Build()` and `Network()` are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Correct handling of function calls.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Build()'
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network()'

Length of output: 101511


192-192: LGTM! Verify network IP retrieval.

The network IP retrieval is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all network IP retrievals are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

All instances of GetIP method invocations are followed by appropriate error handling.

  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
  • pkg/instance/network.go
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go
  • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go
  • e2e/system/file_test.go
  • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the network IP retrieval. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network().GetIP'

Length of output: 37


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for any invocation of the GetIP method in Go files. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 'GetIP'

Length of output: 8334


418-418: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The command execution is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all command executions are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

All command executions are correctly handled.

The verification shows that all instances of ExecuteCommand in the codebase include appropriate error handling.

  • Instances of ExecuteCommand are followed by error checks like s.Require().NoError(err) or assert.NoError(t, err).
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the command execution. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Execution().ExecuteCommand'

Length of output: 48


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Broaden the search for command execution patterns and the usage of the `executor` variable.

# Search for other potential patterns of command execution.
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand'

# Search for the usage of the `executor` variable to see how it's used throughout the codebase.
rg --type go -A 5 'executor'

Length of output: 36239


97-97: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The command execution is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all command executions are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Command executions are correctly handled.

Reviewing the instances of ExecuteCommand throughout the codebase, it is evident that error handling is consistently applied after command execution. This ensures that any issues during command execution are appropriately managed.

  • e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go: Error handling with require.NoError(t, err)
  • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go: Error handling with s.Require().NoError(err)
  • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go: Error handling with assert.NoError(t, err) and assert.Error(t, err)
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go: Error handling with s.Require().NoError(err)
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go: Error handling with s.Require().NoError(err)
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go: Error handling with s.Require().NoError(err)
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: Error handling with if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Error executing command '%v':", err) }
  • pkg/instance/execution.go: Error handling within the ExecuteCommand function itself

The above examples demonstrate that the command executions are correctly handled across different files and scenarios.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the command execution. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Execution().ExecuteCommand'

Length of output: 48


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for variations of command execution patterns. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand('

Length of output: 118


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for variations of command execution patterns. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand\('

Length of output: 13733


169-172: LGTM! Verify execution start.

The execution start is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all execution starts are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

All execution starts are correctly handled.

The search results confirm that instances of Execution().Start and related methods include proper error handling across the codebase.

  • Instances in e2e/executor.go, pkg/knuu/knuu.go, pkg/instance/execution.go, and several test files consistently check for errors after calling Execution().Start.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all execution starts are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the execution start. Expect: Correct handling of execution starts.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Execution().Start'

Length of output: 39


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all execution starts are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the execution start with more inclusive pattern and extended context lines.
rg --type go -A 10 'Execution().Start'

Length of output: 40


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all execution starts and related method calls are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for any method calls on Execution to ensure they are correctly handled.
rg --type go -A 10 'Execution'

Length of output: 36871


314-314: LGTM! Verify command execution.

The command execution is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all command executions are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Command Execution Handling Verified

The command executions across the codebase are correctly handled with appropriate error checks.

  • Files with verified command executions:

    • e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go
    • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
    • e2e/system/suite_setup_test.go
    • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
    • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test.go
    • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
    • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
    • e2e/basic/basic_test.go
    • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go
    • pkg/instance/storage.go
    • pkg/instance/build.go
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • pkg/instance/execution.go
  • Examples of error handling:

    • require.NoError(t, err, "error executing command")
    • assert.NoError(t, err, "Error executing command")
    • s.Require().NoError(err)
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the command execution. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Execution().ExecuteCommand'

Length of output: 48


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all command executions are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the command execution. Expect: Correct handling of command executions.
# Broaden the search to include variations of command execution.
rg --type go -A 5 'ExecuteCommand'

Length of output: 14162


299-299: LGTM! Verify network IP retrieval.

The network IP retrieval is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all network IP retrievals are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Ensure proper handling of network IP retrievals

The search results indicate multiple instances of network IP retrievals using Network().GetIP(ctx) across various files. Each instance appears to handle errors correctly by checking for errors immediately after the call.

  • Files with network IP retrievals:
    • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test.go
    • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
    • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
    • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test.go
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • pkg/instance/network.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go

All instances found in these files appear to handle the network IP retrieval correctly by checking for errors right after the GetIP call.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the network IP retrieval. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network().GetIP'

Length of output: 37


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for variations of network IP retrieval methods. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 'GetIP('

Length of output: 91


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for variations of network IP retrieval methods. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 'GetIP\('

Length of output: 7329


257-257: LGTM! Verify sidecar addition.

The sidecar addition is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all sidecar additions are correctly handled in the codebase.


154-154: LGTM! Verify sidecar addition.

The sidecar addition is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all sidecar additions are correctly handled in the codebase.


65-65: LGTM! Verify network IP retrieval.

The network IP retrieval is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all network IP retrievals are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

All network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

The instances of Network().GetIP(ctx) across the codebase are correctly handled with proper error checking and context usage.

  • e2e/system/file_test.go
  • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the network IP retrieval. Expect: Correct handling of network IP retrievals.
rg --type go -A 5 $'Network().GetIP'

Length of output: 37


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the network IP retrieval with broader context.
rg --type go -A 10 'Network().GetIP'

Length of output: 38


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

# Test: Search for all method calls within the Network context and specifically look for GetIP method calls.
rg --type go -A 10 'Network().'

Length of output: 68301


382-385: LGTM! Verify execution start.

The execution start is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all execution starts are correctly handled in the codebase.


250-250: LGTM! Verify environment variable setting.

The environment variable setting is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all environment variable settings are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Let's first verify the implementation of the SetEnvironmentVariable function in pkg/instance/build.go to ensure it correctly handles setting environment variables. Then, we'll review the context in which this function is called in the other files.


The implementation of the SetEnvironmentVariable function in pkg/instance/build.go appears to correctly handle the setting of environment variables. Now, let's review the context in which this function is called in the identified files to ensure it is used correctly.


Environment Variable Settings Verified

The environment variable settings are correctly handled in the codebase. The SetEnvironmentVariable function ensures proper handling and logging, and its usage in the identified files is appropriate.

  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go: Sets multiple environment variables in a loop and checks for errors.
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go: Sets the envServeAddr environment variable and checks for errors.
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: Provides a deprecated wrapper around the SetEnvironmentVariable function.
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go: Sets the SERVE_ADDR environment variable and checks for errors.
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360-360: LGTM! Verify environment variable setting.

The environment variable setting is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all environment variable settings are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Environment variable settings are correctly handled.

The environment variable settings are correctly handled in all instances across the codebase.

  • pkg/sidecars/tshark/tshark.go: Environment variables are set with error handling.
  • pkg/sidecars/netshaper/netshaper.go: Environment variable is set after committing the instance build.
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: Deprecated method, but correctly calls the SetEnvironmentVariable method.
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go: Test cases ensure the environment variable is set correctly.
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48-48: LGTM! Verify sidecar addition.

The sidecar addition is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all sidecar additions are correctly handled in the codebase.


403-403: LGTM! Verify network IP retrieval.

The network IP retrieval is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all network IP retrievals are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Network IP retrievals are correctly handled.

The verification shows that all instances of network IP retrievals (Network().GetIP) in the codebase have appropriate error handling.

  • Instances found in:
    • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go
    • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
    • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
    • e2e/basic/probe_test.go
    • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go
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    • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test.go
    • e2e/system/external_file_test.go
    • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go
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60-63: LGTM! Verify execution start.

The execution start is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all execution starts are correctly handled in the codebase.


147-147: LGTM! Verify environment variable setting.

The environment variable setting is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all environment variable settings are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Environment variable settings are correctly handled.

The implementation of SetEnvironmentVariable in pkg/instance/build.go ensures proper state checks and logging, confirming that environment variable settings are managed correctly across the codebase.

  • pkg/instance/build.go: Implementation of SetEnvironmentVariable includes state checks and logging.
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367-367: LGTM! Verify sidecar addition.

The sidecar addition is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all sidecar additions are correctly handled in the codebase.


272-275: LGTM! Verify execution start.

The execution start is correctly handled.

However, ensure that all execution starts are correctly handled in the codebase.

Verification successful

Execution Starts Are Correctly Handled

The search results indicate that execution starts are consistently handled with appropriate error checking throughout the codebase.

  • e2e/executor.go: if err := i.Execution().Start(ctx); err != nil { return nil, err }
  • e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Execution().StartAsync(ctx))
  • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go: require.NoError(t, target.Execution().StartWithCallback(ctx, func() { ... }))
  • e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Execution().StartAsync(ctx))
  • e2e/system/file_test.go: s.Require().NoError(serverfile.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/system/external_file_test.go: s.Require().NoError(server.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/system/env_to_json_test.go: s.Require().NoError(ins.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go: s.Require().NoError(i.Execution().StartAsync(ctx))
  • e2e/system/build_from_git_test.go: s.Require().NoError(target.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/system/folder_test.go: s.Require().NoError(web.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go: s.Require().NoError(iperfServer.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/basic/reverse_proxy_test.go: require.NoError(t, main.Start(), "Error starting main instance")
  • e2e/basic/probe_test.go: err = web.Start()
  • e2e/basic/basic_test.go: ts.Require().NoError(target.Execution().Start(ctx))
  • e2e/basic/observability_test.go: require.NoError(t, prometheus.Start())
  • e2e/basic/rbac_test.go: err = instance.Start()
  • pkg/preloader/preloader.go: labelTestStarted: p.StartTime
  • pkg/knuu/knuu.go: if err := inst.Execution().Start(ctx); err != nil { return ErrCannotStartInstance.Wrap(err) }
  • pkg/knuu/instance_old.go: return i.Instance.Execution().StartAsync(context.Background())
  • pkg/k8s/pod.go: StartupProbe: config.StartupProbe
  • pkg/container/docker.go: if err := f.cli.ContainerStart(context.Background(), resp.ID, container.StartOptions{}); err != nil { return nil, ErrFailedToStartContainer.Wrap(err) }
  • pkg/instance/execution.go: if err := e.StartAsync(ctx); err != nil { return err }

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pkg/instance/execution.go (3)

29-31: LGTM!

The function Execution is correctly implemented.


35-65: LGTM! Verify command usage.

The function ExecuteCommand is correctly implemented with proper error handling.

However, ensure that the usage of command ...string is correctly handled in the codebase.

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LGTM! Verify command usage.

The function ExecuteCommand is correctly implemented with proper error handling.

The usage of command ...string is correctly handled in the codebase, as evidenced by the multiple instances and contexts in which it is used.

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69-81: LGTM! Verify callback usage.

The function StartWithCallback is correctly implemented with proper error handling.

However, ensure that the usage of callback func() is correctly handled in the codebase.

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Callback usage verified.

The function StartWithCallback is correctly implemented and its usage in the test file e2e/system/start_callback_test.go confirms that the callback is handled properly.

  • e2e/system/start_callback_test.go: The callback function performs assertions to ensure the instance is running and commands are executed without errors.
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pkg/instance/instance.go (7)

27-34: Modular architecture enhancement.

The introduction of modular fields (resources, network, build, execution, storage, monitoring, security, sidecars) enhances the maintainability and scalability of the Instance type.


61-104: Initialization logic approved.

The initialization of new fields (build, execution, resources, network, storage, monitoring, security, sidecars) in the New function ensures proper association with the Instance type.


108-110: Accessor method approved.

The Name method provides a simple accessor for the name field.


112-114: Accessor method approved.

The K8sName method provides a simple accessor for the k8sName field.


116-118: Accessor method approved.

The State method provides a simple accessor for the state field.


120-122: Setter method approved.

The SetInstanceType method allows for setting the instanceType field, providing flexibility in instance configuration.


163-190: Clone method approved.

The CloneWithSuffix method creates a clone of the Instance with a suffix and ensures that all parent references are updated to the newly created instance.

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pkg/instance/security.go (4)

5-5: Capitalize the comment.

The comment should start with a capital letter to maintain consistency with Go documentation standards.

-// represents the security settings for a container
+// Represents the security settings for a container

20-21: Clarify the comment.

The comment should be more descriptive about the states in which the function can be called.

-// This function can only be called in the state 'Preparing' or 'Committed'
+// This function can only be called when the instance is in the 'Preparing' or 'Committed' state

31-32: Clarify the comment.

The comment should be more descriptive about the states in which the function can be called.

-// This function can only be called in the state 'Preparing' or 'Committed'
+// This function can only be called when the instance is in the 'Preparing' or 'Committed' state

42-43: Clarify the comment.

The comment should be more descriptive about the states in which the function can be called.

-// This function can only be called in the state 'Preparing' or 'Committed'
+// This function can only be called when the instance is in the 'Preparing' or 'Committed' state
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pkg/instance/security.go (1)

16-18: LGTM!

The Security method is correctly implemented.

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I will continue the review later.

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This makes so much sense! Thank you for this PR.
Only a few small things.

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pkg/instance/instance.go (1)

26-43: Initialization Issue: New fields in Instance struct are not properly initialized

The new fields (resources, network, execution, storage, monitoring, security, and sidecars) in the Instance struct are not initialized in the New constructor. They are only initialized in the CloneWithSuffix method, which could lead to issues if the New constructor is used without subsequently calling CloneWithSuffix.

  • File: pkg/instance/instance.go
  • Constructor: New
  • Method: CloneWithSuffix

Please ensure that all new fields are properly initialized in the New constructor.

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LGTM! Ensure proper initialization of new fields.

The addition of new fields enhances modularity and encapsulation.

Verify that all new fields are correctly initialized and used.

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pkg/instance/instance.go (2)

163-190: LGTM! Ensure correct cloning logic.

The CloneWithSuffix method correctly clones all fields and sets parent references.

Verify that the method correctly clones all fields and sets parent references.

Verification successful

Verification Successful: Correct Cloning Logic

The CloneWithSuffix method in pkg/instance/instance.go correctly clones all fields and sets parent references for the new instance.

  • pkg/instance/instance.go, lines 164-191
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53-105: LGTM! Ensure proper initialization of new fields.

The constructor has been updated to initialize the new fields.

Verify that all new fields are correctly initialized.

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LGTM! Ensure proper initialization of new fields.

The constructor has been updated to initialize the new fields correctly.

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pkg/instance/resources.go (5)

10-15: LGTM! Ensure correct definition and usage of the struct.

The resources struct encapsulates resource-related attributes and methods.

Verify that the struct and its methods are correctly defined and used.

Verification successful

Let's verify the usage of the resources struct to ensure it is correctly defined and utilized within the codebase.


The resources struct is correctly defined and utilized within the codebase.

The struct and its methods are appropriately used in the pkg/instance package without any apparent issues.

  • pkg/instance/resources.go: Definition and methods of the resources struct.
  • pkg/instance/instance.go: Usage of the resources struct within the Instance struct.
  • pkg/instance/execution.go: Methods of the resources struct being called.
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63-75: LGTM! Ensure correct resource deployment logic.

The deployResources method correctly deploys the resources with necessary checks.

Verify that the method correctly deploys the resources and includes necessary checks.

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Let's re-verify the presence and implementation of the deployResources method in the resources struct.


LGTM! Ensure correct resource deployment logic.

The deployResources method correctly deploys the resources with necessary checks.

  • Location: pkg/instance/resources.go lines 64-76
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33-42: LGTM! Ensure correct CPU setting logic.

The SetCPU method correctly sets the CPU request with proper state checks.

Verify that the method correctly sets the CPU attribute and includes proper state checks.

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LGTM! Ensure correct CPU setting logic.

The SetCPU method correctly sets the CPU request with proper state checks.

  • pkg/instance/resources.go:35-42: Verified that the method includes necessary state checks and logs the action appropriately.
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44-56: LGTM! Ensure correct custom resource creation logic.

The CreateCustomResource method correctly creates a custom resource with necessary checks.

Verify that the method correctly creates the custom resource and includes necessary checks.

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LGTM! Ensure correct custom resource creation logic.

The CreateCustomResource method correctly creates a custom resource with necessary checks.

  • The method checks for the existence of the CustomResourceDefinition.
  • It handles errors appropriately.
  • It creates the custom resource using the K8s client.
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The method implementation includes the necessary state checks and correctly sets the memory attributes.

  • pkg/instance/resources.go:23-31
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pkg/knuu/knuu.go (1)

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The chaining logic involving Build(), Security(), and Execution() methods is properly implemented and ensures the correct handling of the timeout.

  • Build() returns a build object.
  • Security() returns a security object.
  • Execution() returns an execution object.

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pkg/instance/errors.go (1)

218-218: LGTM! The new error variable is well-defined.

The error message is clear and provides context about the allowed state for upgrading an image.

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Only one small thing, otherwise LGTM

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Nice job 🪨 We might have missed something but we can fix that once we test the rc in the app repo.

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e2e/basic/probe_test.go (3)

98-98: Verify the usage of Execution().ExecuteCommand.

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The Execution().ExecuteCommand method is correctly implemented and integrated.

The Execution method in the Instance struct returns a pointer to an execution struct. The execution struct has an ExecuteCommand method that handles command execution properly.

  • File: pkg/instance/execution.go
    • Method: func (i *Instance) Execution() *execution
    • Method: func (e *execution) ExecuteCommand(ctx context.Context, command ...string) (string, error)
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pkg/instance/instance.go (10)

28-35: LGTM! The new fields enhance modularity and encapsulation.

The addition of new fields for resources, network, build, execution, storage, monitoring, security, and sidecars improves the modularity and encapsulation of the Instance struct.


62-67: LGTM! The build field initialization is correct.

The build field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


70-75: LGTM! The execution and resources fields initialization is correct.

The execution and resources fields are correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


77-80: LGTM! The network field initialization is correct.

The network field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


82-85: LGTM! The storage field initialization is correct.

The storage field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


88-92: LGTM! The monitoring field initialization is correct.

The monitoring field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


95-99: LGTM! The security field initialization is correct.

The security field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


102-104: LGTM! The sidecars field initialization is correct.

The sidecars field is correctly initialized with the necessary attributes.


172-194: LGTM! The cloning of new fields is correct.

The CloneWithSuffix function correctly clones the new fields for build, execution, resources, network, storage, monitoring, security, and sidecars.


185-194: LGTM! The setting of parent references is correct.

The CloneWithSuffix function correctly sets the parent references for the new instance.

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e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (23)

27-27: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Build().Commit() enhances the clarity of the build process.


38-38: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Execution().StartAsync(ctx) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


40-40: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Network().GetIP(ctx) enhances the clarity of the network process.


43-43: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


45-45: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


65-65: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Storage().AddVolumeWithOwner(...) enhances the clarity of the storage process.


68-68: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Build().Commit() enhances the clarity of the build process.


78-78: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Execution().StartAsync(ctx) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


80-80: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Network().GetIP(ctx) enhances the clarity of the network process.


83-83: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to target.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


85-85: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


121-121: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to i.Storage().AddFile(...) enhances the clarity of the storage process.


137-138: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Build().Commit() and i.Execution().StartAsync(ctx) enhance the clarity of the build and execution processes.


142-145: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Network().GetIP(ctx) and i.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) enhance the clarity of the network and execution processes.


148-148: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


183-183: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to ins.Storage().AddFile(...) enhances the clarity of the storage process.


199-200: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Build().Commit() and i.Execution().StartAsync(ctx) enhance the clarity of the build and execution processes.


204-206: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Network().GetIP(ctx) and i.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) enhance the clarity of the network and execution processes.


208-208: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The change to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) enhances the clarity of the execution process.


244-247: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Storage().AddFile(...) enhance the clarity of the storage process.


263-264: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Build().Commit() and i.Execution().StartAsync(ctx) enhance the clarity of the build and execution processes.


268-270: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to i.Network().GetIP(ctx) and i.Execution().WaitInstanceIsRunning(ctx) enhance the clarity of the network and execution processes.


272-278: LGTM! The method call update improves readability.

The changes to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) and executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP+"/index-2.html") enhance the clarity of the execution process.

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e2e/system/folder_test.go (5)

21-21: LGTM! Improved modularity with Storage submodule.

The refactoring of web.AddFolder to web.Storage().AddFolder enhances modularity and separation of concerns.


24-24: LGTM! Improved modularity with Build submodule.

The refactoring of web.Commit() to web.Build().Commit() indicates an additional processing or validation step, enhancing modularity and separation of concerns.


34-34: LGTM! Improved modularity with Network submodule.

The refactoring of web.GetIP(ctx) to web.Network().GetIP(ctx) enhances modularity and separation of concerns.


37-37: LGTM! Improved modularity with Execution submodule.

The refactoring of web.Start(ctx) to web.Execution().Start(ctx) enhances modularity and separation of concerns.


39-39: LGTM! Improved modularity with Execution submodule.

The refactoring of executor.ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) to executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webIP) enhances modularity and separation of concerns.

@mojtaba-esk mojtaba-esk merged commit bce2f54 into main Aug 6, 2024
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