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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdated the E2E v2 flow documentation to match current behavior. The changes clarify hook responsibilities, lifecycle labels, platform abstraction, and process responsibilities. They replace cached HostedCluster access documentation with structured cluster-manifest exchange. The documentation now describes manifest consumption by Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11✅ Passed checks (11 passed)
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docs/content/reference/e2e-v2-test-flow.md (3)
396-398: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityNarrow or verify the teardown guarantee.
The supplied
test/e2e/v2/cmd/destroy-guests/main.go:36-85requiresReadManifestto succeed and reports failure when any destroy operation fails. The manifest makes teardown deterministic after it is written, but the supplied implementation does not establish idempotence or cover failures before the manifest is written. Use narrower wording, or verify the idempotence contract ofhypershift destroy cluster azurebefore documenting this as a guarantee.Proposed wording
-This makes teardown idempotent and independent of whether creation succeeded. +This makes teardown deterministic and independent of whether cluster creation completes successfully after the manifest is written.
312-312: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Use “pre-step” in the process table.
Change “Runs once in pre step” to “Runs once in a pre-step”.
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make verify-codespellfor Markdown files after the wording change.Proposed wording
-| **[create-guests][]** | `/hypershift/bin/create-guests` | Runs once in pre step | ... +| **[create-guests][]** | `/hypershift/bin/create-guests` | Runs once in a pre-step | ...
30-30: LGTM!Also applies to: 47-50, 62-63, 100-100, 374-374, 387-395
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In `@docs/content/reference/e2e-v2-test-flow.md`:
- Line 313: Update the run-tests description to state that it launches one
test-e2e-v2 process per test group, except for upgrade-and-chaos, which launches
a separate process for each matrix.Sequential step in sequence; preserve the
existing manifest, environment-variable, and exit-code details.
- Around line 312-315: Update the high-level sequence and phase labels in the
e2e-v2 test flow documentation to show manifest creation via
lifecycle.WriteManifest occurring before PreCreate and cluster provisioning,
matching create-guests. Ensure the diagram reflects manifest creation as the
first phase so the documented teardown contract remains accurate.
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In `@docs/content/reference/e2e-v2-test-flow.md`:
- Around line 395-397: Update the “Cluster manifest” documentation to state that
destroy-guests reads the manifest and passes each recorded ClusterEntry directly
to destroyCluster, preserving precomputed cluster identities for cleanup when
creation fails after manifest writing. Remove claims that it re-derives cluster
details or guarantees idempotent repeated teardown.
- Around line 157-161: Update the phase-parallelism note in the flow diagram to
identify only Phase 2 cluster creation as parallel; remove any implication that
the synchronous PreCreate, PostCreate, or PostAvailable phases use internal
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the phase-parallelism note after renumbering.
create-guests performs parallel cluster creation in Phase 2. PreCreate, PostCreate, and PostAvailable are invoked synchronously in test/e2e/v2/cmd/create-guests/main.go, Lines 132-255. Update the adjacent note so it does not claim that Phases 1, 3, and 5 use internal goroutines.
Proposed wording
- Note over CG: Single Go process, phases run sequentially.<br/>Phases 1, 3, and 5 use internal goroutines for parallelism.
+ Note over CG: Single Go process, phases run sequentially.<br/>Phase 2 uses internal goroutines to create clusters in parallel.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/content/reference/e2e-v2-test-flow.md` around lines 157 - 161, Update
the phase-parallelism note in the flow diagram to identify only Phase 2 cluster
creation as parallel; remove any implication that the synchronous PreCreate,
PostCreate, or PostAvailable phases use internal goroutines.
| - **Cluster manifest**: [`destroy-guests`][destroy-guests] re-derives cluster details | ||
| deterministically from the manifest written by [`create-guests`][create-guests]. | ||
| This makes teardown idempotent and independent of whether creation succeeded. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Document manifest consumption accurately.
destroy-guests reads the manifest and passes each recorded ClusterEntry directly to destroyCluster. It does not re-derive the entry details. The supplied code also does not establish idempotent repeated teardown. Document the confirmed guarantee: the precomputed cluster identities remain available for cleanup if creation fails after manifest writing.
Proposed wording
-- **Cluster manifest**: [`destroy-guests`][destroy-guests] re-derives cluster details
-- deterministically from the manifest written by [`create-guests`][create-guests].
-- This makes teardown idempotent and independent of whether creation succeeded.
+- **Cluster manifest**: [`destroy-guests`][destroy-guests] reads the recorded cluster
+ entries from the manifest written by [`create-guests`][create-guests] and uses them
+ for teardown. This keeps cluster identities available if creation fails after
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| - **Cluster manifest**: [`destroy-guests`][destroy-guests] re-derives cluster details | |
| deterministically from the manifest written by [`create-guests`][create-guests]. | |
| This makes teardown idempotent and independent of whether creation succeeded. | |
| - **Cluster manifest**: [`destroy-guests`][destroy-guests] reads the recorded cluster | |
| entries from the manifest written by [`create-guests`][create-guests] and uses them | |
| for teardown. This keeps cluster identities available if creation fails after | |
| manifest writing. |
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In `@docs/content/reference/e2e-v2-test-flow.md` around lines 395 - 397, Update
the “Cluster manifest” documentation to state that destroy-guests reads the
manifest and passes each recorded ClusterEntry directly to destroyCluster,
preserving precomputed cluster identities for cleanup when creation fails after
manifest writing. Remove claims that it re-derives cluster details or guarantees
idempotent repeated teardown.
Update the e2e v2 flow documentation to reflect recent design changes around guest cluster tracking. Remove outdated and overly specific implementation details from some sections.
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Update the e2e v2 flow documentation to reflect recent design changes around guest cluster tracking. Remove outdated and overly specific implementation details from some sections.
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