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build-test-artifacts: do not hardcode component names #3689

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25 changes: 13 additions & 12 deletions tests/build-test-artifacts.yaml
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# Resolve source revision from a component built from the
# sandboxed-containers-operator repo. In PR snapshots the
# osc-operator-bundle component often carries a stale devel
# revision, so we pick the most common revision among the
# components that live in this repo — the PR-rebuilt ones
# share the PR HEAD commit while stale ones each point to
# different devel merge commits.
OSC_REPO_COMPONENTS='["osc-operator","osc-operator-bundle","osc-daemonset","osc-must-gather","osc-podvm-builder"]'
srcURL=$(jq -r --argjson comps "$OSC_REPO_COMPONENTS" \
'[.components[] | select(.name as $n | $comps | index($n)) | .source.git.url // empty] | first' \
# Resolve source revision from components built from the
# sandboxed-containers-operator repo. We match by source
# git URL rather than component name, so this works on any
# branch regardless of naming suffixes (e.g. -v1-14).
# In PR snapshots the bundle component often carries a stale
# devel revision, so we pick the most common revision among
# matching components — the PR-rebuilt ones share the PR HEAD
# commit while stale ones each point to different devel merges.
OSC_REPO_URL="https://github.com/openshift/sandboxed-containers-operator"
srcURL=$(jq -r --arg repo "$OSC_REPO_URL" \
'[.components[] | select(.source.git.url // "" | startswith($repo)) | .source.git.url] | first' \
<<< "${SNAPSHOT}")
srcREV=$(jq -r --argjson comps "$OSC_REPO_COMPONENTS" \
'[.components[] | select(.name as $n | $comps | index($n)) | .source.git.revision // empty] |
srcREV=$(jq -r --arg repo "$OSC_REPO_URL" \
'[.components[] | select(.source.git.url // "" | startswith($repo)) | .source.git.revision // empty] |

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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift

Supported by static analysis

Script executed:

# Read the changed filter region with line numbers.
nl -ba tests/build-test-artifacts.yaml | sed -n '95,160p'

# Locate source_url and CHAINS-GIT_URL usages in the Tekton pipelines and tests.
rg -n -F -e 'source_url' -e 'CHAINS-GIT_URL' -e 'SOURCE_URL' .tekton/ tests/ hack/ || test "$?" -eq 1

# Show the bundle PR pipeline's relevant parameters and results around those references.
rg -n -F -e 'source-url' -e 'source_url' -e 'CHAINS-GIT_URL' -e 'git-url' .tekton/osc-operator-bundle-pull-request.yaml || test "$?" -eq 1

Repository: openshift/sandboxed-containers-operator

Length of output: 6939

Script executed:

# Read the git-url param and the clone task binding.
nl -ba .tekton/osc-operator-bundle-pull-request.yaml | sed -n '15,50p'

# Read the CHAINS-GIT_URL result block and the value that feeds it.
nl -ba .tekton/osc-operator-bundle-pull-request.yaml | sed -n '112,150p'

Repository: openshift/sandboxed-containers-operator

Length of output: 3357

Include fork-origin components in source selection.

For fork PRs, .tekton/osc-operator-bundle-pull-request.yaml publishes the fork URL through CHAINS-GIT_URL. A snapshot component from a fork PR can then carry that fork URL in source.git.url. The prefix filter at tests/build-test-artifacts.yaml:127 does not match the fork URL, so the component is excluded from revision selection.

The script then does one of two things. It can use the most common revision of the remaining upstream components, and the comment at lines 118-121 notes those can be stale. Or it can exit at line 134 when no component matches. This change introduces the regression because the previous name-based selection did not depend on the URL.

Select the source URL and revision from the component that triggered the build, not from an upstream URL prefix. The inspected code does not show which snapshot field identifies that component, so this comment does not propose a replacement expression.

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Review comment at @tests/build-test-artifacts.yaml at line 127:
The prefix filter in the source-selection query can exclude the component that
triggered a fork build. Update the selection to use the triggering component’s
source URL and revision instead of matching against $repo; first establish which
snapshot field identifies that component, and do not assume a replacement field
or expression without verifying it.

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group_by(.) | sort_by(-length) | .[0][0]' \
<<< "${SNAPSHOT}")
echo "Resolved source: srcREV=${srcREV} (from osc-repo components)"
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