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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as validate-lp-prod CLI
participant Validator as ValidateLpProdCli
participant GitLab
participant Konflux as KonfluxClient
participant Renderer as FBC catalog renderer
CLI->>Validator: Load configs and run validation
Validator->>GitLab: Check open production merge requests
Validator->>Konflux: List Releases in namespace
Konflux-->>Validator: Return Release items
Validator->>Renderer: Render production index and shipment fragments
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Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-LogsExplanation The new Resolution Do not include full GitLab, Konflux, job, or registry URLs in validation errors or log messages. Report only non-sensitive identifiers, such as MR IID, pipeline ID, Release name, and sanitized product/package/channel values. If a link is required, redact the hostname and any URL user-info before output. Avoid wrapping arbitrary external exceptions into user-visible messages without sanitizing their text. Full details: No-Injection-VectorsExplanation The PR introduces unsafe YAML parsing of release configuration data. Resolution Use a safe YAML loader for all untrusted shipment configuration and merge-request content. For example, create a
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🟠 Major · Do not retain completed downstream pipelines in active_prod. · shipment_utils.py:148-154
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not retain completed downstream pipelines in
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createdbelongs to_UNTOUCHED_PROD_STATUSES, but a truthydownstreamstill adds the bridge toactive_prod. When the downstream production pipeline finishes, the bridge remainscreatedand the association remains present.validate-lp-prodthen treats the shipment as active and can block later same-product releases until manual recovery or another bridge transition occurs. Keep the bridge inprod_attemptsas history, but add it toactive_prodonly while the bridge or downstream pipeline is actually active.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Use the package-or-name fallback for unknown… · konflux_release_validate_lp_prod_cli.py:46-49
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the package-or-name fallback for unknown schemas.
When a rendered fragment contains a name-only unknown-schema blob and another package is identifiable,
_catalog_packagereturnsNonefor the name-only blob._validate_fbc_fragmentsthen excludes that package fromfragment_packages, so its production channel entries are not checked for removal.Use the established ownership mapping:
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In `@elliott/elliottlib/cli/konflux_release_validate_lp_prod_cli.py`:
- Around line 46-49: Update _catalog_package so unknown schemas fall back to the
blob’s name when package is absent; preserve the existing package value when
present so _validate_fbc_fragments includes the fragment in production channel
removal checks.
In `@elliott/elliottlib/shipment_utils.py`:
- Around line 148-154: Update the `active_prod` condition so a truthy
`downstream` association alone does not mark a bridge in
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Match product aliases when scanning open merge requests.
If another MR stores its shipment under shipment/<product-alias>/..., _load_configs recognizes the alias as the canonical product. However, get_shipment_config_records compares the path segment with this canonical product before it loads the record. The scan skips that MR and never checks its active production pipeline. Match configured aliases in the path filter, then compare canonical product identities in the parsed metadata. Add a same-product alias case to the concurrency tests.
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Merit to this? For example, logging -> openshift-logging ?
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@rayfordj Yes. logging is a configured alias for openshift-logging.
The GitLab scan passes openshift-logging to get_shipment_config_records. That function skips shipment/logging/... before it reads the file. If another MR has active production work under that path, the scan does not check its pipeline.
There is a second case: if the path uses openshift-logging but the metadata uses logging, the function raises an error instead of recognizing the same product. The Konflux scan already accepts both names.
The finding has merit. The GitLab scan should accept the canonical name and its configured aliases in the path, then compare the parsed metadata by canonical product identity.
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@fbladilo , Please help me here. This is not really a legitimate concern because we don't expect to ever have, for example, shipment/logging/... since we control that creation and set the correct mappings, so logging will always be shipment/openshift-logging/... , right?
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@rayfordj You are correct , we set/control product name in group.yml and also set the mappings to use the canonical product name by convention.
So shipment paths use canonical by default but it is not enforced, that is what CR flags. PyARTCD copies group.yml's product for both metadata and shipment paths.
So for instance, theoretically someone could change Logging's group.yml product to the alias "logging" , that would cause shipments/metadata to switch to "logging" and our scanner to miss it because it wants the canonical name "openshift-logging". Someone could manually craft a shipment manually using the alias and our scanner will also miss in that case. They are valid cases but unlikely, not an issue in the current generated workflows.
It is also worth mentioning that the scope of this concern is products that use aliases only
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I added a small fix in c9da1f4 that would search for both canonical product name and aliases
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subgraph prep [Before the gate]
idx["Prod index v4.20<br/>v6.6 already has 6.6.1"]
mrB["ocp-shipment-data MR-B<br/>logging 6.2.13 image + FBC"]
genCi["shipment-ci generate_ci_files prod<br/>lp_fbc_products = openshift-logging"]
stages[".prod-gitlab-ci.yml stages:<br/>check-approvals → validate-lp-prod → release-prod"]
end
subgraph ciGate [shipment-ci pipeline on MR-B]
approvals[check-approvals-job]
validateJob["validate-lp-prod job<br/>.setup_art_tools clones art-tools main"]
elliottCmd["elliott release validate-lp-prod<br/>--mr-url MR-B<br/>--config image + fbc YAMLs"]
end
subgraph elliott [art-tools ValidateLpProdCli]
loadCfg["Load configs<br/>canonical product openshift-logging"]
gitlabScan["GitLab: other open MRs<br/>shipment/openshift-logging/.../prod"]
activeProd{"Other logging MR<br/>active_prod?"}
konfluxScan["Konflux art-logging-tenant<br/>list_releases prefixes<br/>openshift-logging-prod- / logging-prod-"]
activeRel{"Active logging<br/>prod Release?"}
renderIdx["opm render<br/>redhat-operator-index:v4.20"]
renderFrag["opm render<br/>6.2.13 FBC fragment"]
prune{"find_pruned_entries<br/>omits 6.6.1 on v6.6?"}
end
subgraph outcomes [Outcomes]
failConcurrent["FAIL: retry after 6.6.1<br/>prod finishes"]
failPrune["FAIL: rebuild 6.2.13 FBC<br/>from current index; update MR"]
passVal[Validation passed]
createProd["image-create-prod and fbc-create-prod<br/>needs validate-lp-prod"]
watchProd[watch-prod]
success[prod-release-success]
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activeRel -->|yes| failConcurrent
activeRel -->|no| renderIdx
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renderFrag --> prune
prune -->|yes, stale fragment| failPrune
prune -->|no. fragment keeps 6.6.1| passVal
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Summary
A layered-product FBC can be built from an older production index. If that fragment is released later, it can remove versions that another release already added to the same package and channel.
The probability of such case increases when multiple releases are prepared simultaneously as they race each other to prod.
For example, OADP 1.5.9 may build its FBC before OADP 1.4.10 reaches production, leaving 1.4.10 absent from its
v1.4channel. If 1.4.10 is active or published when 1.5.9 validates, this check blocks 1.5.9 because the same product is still releasing or because 1.4.10 would be removed.This adds
elliott release validate-lp-prod. The command checks for another active production release of the same product and also verifies that outgoing FBC fragments keep the versions already present in the production index.The validation is for layered-product FBC releases only. It does not change OCP, stage, or standalone non-FBC release behavior.
Changes
elliott release validate-lp-prod.ocp-shipment-dataMRs for active production work for the same product.Release.opmhelper.Releaseresources.Safety rules
prod-jobbridge, downstream pipelines, and retried downstream jobs.Compatibility
Known limitation
This is a preflight check, not a lock. Two pipelines that validate before either one exposes active GitLab or Konflux state can still race. If this happens in practice, serialization can be added separately.
Intentional channel removals also fail validation because EOL or deliberate drops look like accidental pruning. This iteration has no override; rebuild the fragment from the current production index. An explicit override can be added later if needed.
Validation
elliott release --helplistsvalidate-lp-prod.Live GitLab, Konflux, and registry validation will be done with a controlled shipment MR after this PR and the matching shipment-ci MR are merged.
Jira: ART-23826, ART-23827
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validate-lp-prodcommand for layered-product production releases. It validates shipment configurations, checks for active same-product production work, and verifies that FBC fragments retain existing package entries.createdis no longer treated as active unless a downstream pipeline exists.