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What this PR does / why we need it:

Newer KubeVirt preferences (rhel.9.s390x, rhel.10.arm64) now enforce architecture via spec.requirements.architecture, causing ErrorUnschedulable on clusters that lack matching nodes.

refer : kubevirt/common-instancetypes#502
This is currently not available in 4.22 and lower versions so this test will only fail in 4.23/5.0 for now.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
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https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/CNV-95239

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved virtual machine preference handling for clusters with different CPU architectures.
    • Preferences that are incompatible with the configured architecture are now skipped automatically.
    • VIRTIO-related preferences are excluded where appropriate, and only compatible preferences are used to start virtual machines.
    • Added clearer logging for skipped preferences.

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VM preference filtering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Architecture-aware preference selection
tests/infrastructure/instance_types/test_common_vm_preference.py
run_general_vm_preferences reads the configured cluster architecture, skips VIRTIO and mismatched architecture preferences, logs skipped entries, and starts only applicable VMs.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to 62300

The change skips architecture-incompatible preferences before starting VMs; remaining feedback is limited to logging, import style, and documentation, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.

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Suggested reviewers: yossisegev, dshchedr, jpeimer

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Stp Link Required ✅ Passed The diff modifies an existing helper and imports only; it adds no test file and no new def test_* function under tests/.
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Newer KubeVirt preferences (rhel.9.s390x, rhel.10.arm64) now
enforce architecture via spec.requirements.architecture, causing
ErrorUnschedulable on clusters that lack matching nodes.

Signed-off-by: Geetika Kapoor <gkapoor@redhat.com>
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CRITICAL: You MUST post an inline review comment on the first changed line of the first file.
The inline comment should contain the full Test Execution Plan (smoke decision, gating decision, and specific affected tests).
Do NOT submit a blocking review event (REQUEST_CHANGES/APPROVE).
Post a single inline PR comment on Files Changed (non-blocking COMMENT flow).

As an expert software testing engineer, analyze all modified files in this PR and create a targeted test execution plan.
You will post an inline review comment with the test execution plan on the first changed file.
If you fail to run or post a comment, retry.

Analysis Requirements:

  1. Examine code changes in each modified file

  2. Identify affected code paths, functions, and classes

  3. Analyze pytest-specific elements: fixtures (scope, dependencies), parametrization, markers, conftest changes

  4. Trace test dependencies through imports, shared utilities, fixture inheritance, fixture teardown, and yield from cleanup in conftest

  5. Detect new tests introduced in the PR

  6. Utilities and libs impact (when utilities/ or libs/ changes):
    You MUST use shell scripts (rg, git diff) to trace the full impact.
    Follow these sub-steps in order:

    6a. Identify modified symbols: For each changed file under utilities/ or libs/,
    list every modified function or method.
    Example: git diff HEAD~1 --unified=0 -- utilities/hco.py | grep '^[+-]def '

    6b. Find direct callers: Search tests and conftest for each symbol from 6a.
    Example: rg -l 'get_hco_version' tests/

    6c. Trace fixture teardown and cleanup: Find fixtures that reach
    the modified symbol through yield from or context-manager wrappers.
    Example: rg -l 'yield from.*enable_common_boot|def.*enable_common_boot' tests/

    6d. Trace same-file callers: In each changed file, find other functions
    whose body calls a modified symbol (including code after yield
    in @contextmanager helpers).
    Example: rg 'get_hco_version|enable_common_boot' utilities/hco.py

    6e. Expand transitively: If function A calls modified B, then
    tests/fixtures that call A are affected — even when the test body
    never imports B directly.

    Do NOT limit impact to tests that import the modified symbol only.

  7. Smoke test impact: Intersect the affected set from step 6 with smoke-marked tests.
    Run: rg -l '@pytest.mark.smoke' tests/
    VERIFY the above command returned actual file paths before concluding False.
    Set True if either condition is met:

    • a smoke-marked file appears in the affected set from 6b-6e, OR
    • any conftest.py in the smoke test's parent-directory hierarchy (up to repo root)
      imports or calls a modified utilities/libs symbol — including autouse fixtures
      that depend on modified functions. ALL tests in that directory and below are affected.
      Example check: for each smoke_file, scan dirname(smoke_file)/conftest.py,
      dirname(dirname(smoke_file))/conftest.py, etc. for modified symbol imports
      and autouse fixtures that depend on modified symbols.
  8. Gating test impact: Intersect the affected set from step 6 with gating-marked tests.
    Run: rg -l '@pytest.mark.gating' tests/
    Set True if a gating-marked file also appears in the affected set from 6b-6e.
    Utilities/libs changes often affect gating tests without affecting smoke tests.
    Do NOT stop analysis after concluding Run smoke tests: False.

Output rules:
Do NOT include analysis step numbers (1-8) in your visible output.

Your deliverable:
Your inline informational comment will be based on the following requirements:

Test Execution Plan

  • Run smoke tests: True / False — If True, state the dependency path (test → fixture → changed symbol). True ONLY with a verified path.
  • Run gating tests: True / False — If True, state the dependency path. True if any gating-marked test is in the affected set.
  • Affected tests to run (required when utilities/, libs/, or shared conftest changes — list concrete paths even when smoke is False)

Use these formats:

  • path/to/test_file.py - When the entire test file needs verification
  • path/to/test_file.py::TestClass::test_method - When specific test(s) needed
  • path/to/test_file.py::test_function - When specific test(s) needed
  • -m marker - When a marker covers multiple affected tests (e.g. -m gating only if ALL gating tests in scope need run)
  • Tag each listed test or group with its marker when not obvious, e.g. (gating) or (smoke)

Real test commands (MANDATORY when changes affect session/runtime code):

When the affected code runs at session/collection time (conftest fixtures, pytest plugins,
config hooks, session-scoped setup) or modifies runtime behavior that unit tests mock away,
you MUST include concrete pytest commands the PR author must run on a real cluster
to verify the change works end-to-end. Include:

  • A command for the error/fix path (the scenario the PR fixes)
  • A command for the happy path (regression: the normal case still works)
  • Use lightweight tests (e.g., --collect-only for startup failures,
    a single small test for runtime behavior)
    If the PR only changes test logic (not utilities/libs/conftest), the affected test
    paths themselves serve as the real test commands — no separate section needed.

Example output for a session-startup fix:

**Real tests (cluster required)**
Error path (the fix):
`pytest tests/storage/.../test_foo.py --storage-class-matrix=nonexistent-sc --collect-only`
Expected: ValueError with clear message, not IndexError

Happy path (regression):
`pytest tests/storage/.../test_foo.py --storage-class-matrix=<valid-sc> -k test_bar`
Expected: session starts normally

Guidelines:

  • Include tests affected directly OR via fixture setup/teardown, yield from cleanup, or transitive utility call chains (caller calls modified helper)
  • Use a full file path only if ALL tests in that file require verification
  • Use file path + test name when only specific tests use an affected fixture or utility wrapper (preferred for partial file impact)
  • If a test marker can cover multiple files/tests, provide the marker
  • Balance coverage vs over-testing - Keep descriptions minimal
  • Example: if leaf helper foo() changes, include tests whose fixture teardown calls wrapper bar() where bar() calls foo(), even when the test body only imports an unrelated symbol from the same utilities module

Hardware-Related Checks (SR-IOV, GPU, DPDK):

When PR modifies fixtures for hardware-specific resources:

  • Collection Safety: Fixtures MUST have existence checks (return None when hardware unavailable)
  • Test Plan: MUST verify both WITH and WITHOUT hardware:
    • Run affected tests on cluster WITH hardware
    • Verify collection succeeds on cluster WITHOUT hardware

CRITICAL WORKFLOW COMPLETION RULES:

When responding to this test execution plan request, you MUST follow these rules EXACTLY:

  1. YOUR ONLY DELIVERABLE: Post one non-blocking inline comment containing the test execution plan on the first changed line
  2. THEN STOP IMMEDIATELY - Do NOT generate any additional response
  3. FALLBACK ONLY: If inline comment API calls fail after retrying, post as a regular PR comment
  4. SILENCE = SUCCESS: After successfully submitting the review, your task is complete. No confirmation needed.

ABSOLUTE PROHIBITIONS (violating these creates empty/meaningless reviews):

  • ❌ Do NOT post acknowledgment messages like "Test execution plan posted", "Review posted successfully", "I've successfully posted"
  • ❌ Do NOT mention review IDs, URLs, or confirmation of posting in the PR thread
  • ❌ Do NOT add any follow-up comments after submitting the review
  • ❌ Do NOT reply to confirm task completion
  • ❌ Do NOT explain what you did - just do it and stop

Remember: The pull request review is visible to users. Additional comments are redundant noise.

CRITICAL — Verification rules for smoke and gating decisions:
- For each True decision, you must have traced a concrete path: test file → fixture → utility function → modified symbol.
- Do NOT assume impact based on scope, file proximity, or infrastructure-sounding names.
Only set True when you trace a concrete path through steps 6a-6e, then 7 or 8.
WRONG: "utilities/hco.py changed → run smoke" (no traced dependency path)
WRONG: "Run smoke tests: False" with no affected-test list when gating tests use the changed utility
RIGHT: "Run smoke tests: False, Run gating tests: True" plus tests/.../test_foo.py::TestBar::test_baz (gating)
RIGHT: "Smoke test X uses fixture Y → wrapper Z → changed function W in utilities/hco.py"

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#!/bin/bash
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repo="RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests"
pr="5991"
path="tests/infrastructure/instance_types/test_common_vm_preference.py"

head_sha=$(gh pr view "$pr" --repo "$repo" --json headRefOid --jq '.headRefOid')
first_changed_line=$(
  gh api "repos/$repo/pulls/$pr/files?per_page=100" --jq \
    '.[] | select(.filename == "'"$path"'") | .patch' |
  awk '
    /^@@/ {
      split($0, parts, "+")
      split(parts[2], pos, ",")
      line = pos[1]
      next
    }
    /^\+/ && !/^\+\+\+/ {
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test -n "$first_changed_line"

body=$(cat <<'EOF'
## Test Execution Plan

**Run smoke tests: False** — No smoke-marked test calls `run_general_vm_preferences()`. This module has no `smoke` marker.

**Run gating tests: False** — `test_common_preferences_vendor_labels` is the only gating test in this module. It calls `assert_mismatch_vendor_label()`, not `run_general_vm_preferences()`.

**Affected tests to run**
- `tests/infrastructure/instance_types/test_common_vm_preference.py::TestCommonVmPreference::test_common_vm_preference_windows` (tier3)
- `tests/infrastructure/instance_types/test_common_vm_preference.py::TestCommonVmPreference::test_common_vm_preference_linux` (tier3; exercise `rhel`, `centos`, and `unique` parameters on each supported cluster architecture)
- `tests/infrastructure/instance_types/test_common_vm_preference.py::TestCommonVmPreference::test_common_vm_preference_dpdk` (tier3, special_infra)

Expected result: the helper skips preferences whose `spec.requirements.architecture` does not match the configured cluster architecture. It still starts architecture-compatible preferences. VIRTIO preferences remain skipped.
EOF
)

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  --arg commit_id "$head_sha" \
  --arg path "$path" \
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