HYPERFLEET-1436 - feat: add desire-transport client (desireclient) - #284
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WalkthroughAdded a desire-store-backed transport client. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Deletion can remove the existing desired state before the replacement delete intent is safely created, potentially leaving resources unmanaged and making their disappearance unobservable after a failure. This bounded lifecycle risk should be fixed before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 10 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Sec-02: Secrets In Log OutputExplanation PASS. The pull request adds three logger calls in production code: Full details: No Hardcoded SecretsExplanation No hardcoded secret was introduced. The PR changes Go source, tests, go.mod, and go.sum only. Added literals are error messages, test values, and resource identifiers. The only matches for “token” are CAS comments in internal/desireclient/apply.go and apply_test.go; neither stores a credential. No API key, password, private key, credential URL, or secret-like assignment appears. No configuration file changed, so the long-base64 configuration rule does not apply. The go.sum h1 values are dependency integrity hashes, not configuration secrets. CWE-798 is not triggered. Full details: No Weak CryptographyExplanation No banned cryptographic usage was introduced. The changed Full details: No Injection VectorsExplanation No changed code matches the stated injection failure conditions. The new package has no SQL queries, Full details: No Privileged ContainersExplanation No changed Kubernetes/OpenShift manifest, Helm template, or Dockerfile introduces a prohibited privileged setting. The PR changes only Go files and Go module metadata. Existing Full details: No Pii Or Sensitive Data In LogsExplanation PASS. The changed production code adds three logger calls. They log Kubernetes namespace/name identifiers, operation/reason values, and a decode-failure message. The discovery error context contains only the constructed namespace/name decode error; no manifest, response body, email, SSN, credit-card data, session ID, or credential-bearing hostname is logged. The remaining fmt.Errorf calls return errors and do not write logs. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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internal/desireclient/apply.go (1)
131-134: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueWrap the error from
CreateReadDesireinstead of returning it bare.Line 132 returns the store error without context. The HyperFleet error model forbids bare
return err. The caller at line 63 adds context, so the impact is limited, but the helper is now unsafe to reuse from any other call site.♻️ Proposed change
if err != nil && !errors.Is(err, desire.ErrAlreadyExists) { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("desireclient: failed to create read desire for %s/%s: %w", id.Namespace, id.Name, err) }As per coding guidelines: "Wrap errors per Error Model Standard — no bare return err."
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In `@internal/desireclient/get.go`:
- Around line 65-66: In the Successful=True branch of get.go, check for empty
rd.Status.KubeContent and return ErrNotSyncedYet before calling
decodeKubeContent. Add a test in internal/desireclient/get_test.go covering
Successful=True with no KubeContent and assert errors.Is(err, ErrNotSyncedYet).
Apply the same fix in `@internal/desireclient/get_test.go` around lines 47 - 68.
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In `@internal/desireclient/apply.go`:
- Around line 131-134: Update the CreateReadDesire error path to wrap
non-ErrAlreadyExists errors with descriptive context before returning; preserve
the existing successful and ErrAlreadyExists behavior and avoid any bare return
err.
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internal/desireclient/discover.go (1)
28-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWrap the transport-context error at this boundary.
Line 30 returns
errunchanged. Wrap it with operation context, for examplefmt.Errorf("desireclient: resolve transport context: %w", err).As per path instructions, “Wrap errors per Error Model Standard — no bare return err.”
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In `@internal/desireclient/discover.go`:
- Around line 52-55: Update the DiscoverResources flow around json.Unmarshal so
decode failures return a wrapped error instead of logging and continuing with an
incomplete successful result; only retain continue behavior if incomplete
discovery is an explicit contract, documented with a nearby comment.
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In `@internal/desireclient/discover.go`:
- Around line 28-30: Update the error return after resolveTransportContext in
discover.go to wrap err with operation context using the existing error-wrapping
convention, while preserving the original error via %w; do not return the
transport-context error unchanged.
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In `@internal/desireclient/discover.go`:
- Around line 27-29: Update the error return immediately after
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| rd, err := c.store.GetReadDesire(ctx, id) | ||
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If a ReadDesire is not found but there is an existing Apply/Delete Desire.... is the ReadDesire re-created?
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From Claude:
ApplyResource is called every time an event is processed (it's part of the normal apply pipeline). And ensureReadDesire runs unconditionally at the end of ApplyResource — even when the operation is OperationSkip (generation unchanged). So if a read desire is deleted externally, the next event (even one that doesn't change the resource) will silently re-create it.
I wonder if it deserves an additional test
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There is the test TestApplyResource_CreatesApplyAndReadDesire, which test this on an individual cycle level. I am adding a similar test TestDeleteResource_CreatesReadDesireWhenNoPriorApply so we can make sure a Read Desire is also created for a DeleteDesire. Once we can wire in the client, we should perhaps test how it works with the executor.
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| obj, err := decodeKubeContent(rd.Status.KubeContent, rd.Identity.Namespace, rd.Identity.Name) | ||
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| return nil, fmt.Errorf("desireclient: discovery failed: %w", err) |
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Claude found this
single bad entry hard-fails entire partition. A single corrupted KubeContent causes DiscoverResources to return immediately, dropping all other valid resources. Should log and continue rather than hard-return, matching what maestroclient does.
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| reads, err := c.store.ListReadDesires(ctx, tc.ManagementCluster) |
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Does this list all ReadDesires from all adapters?
Can this be VERY costly? for every adapter, every cycle read all ReadDesires?
It is filtering by managementCluster... but still I wonder how this will perform
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redis should handle this imo
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In `@internal/desireclient/delete.go`:
- Around line 30-45: Update DeleteResource and its error-return paths, including
resolveTransportContext, both buildIdentity calls, removeApplyDesire, and the
additional failures near lines 55–57, to wrap each error with the delete
operation and target resource identity before returning; eliminate bare return
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In `@internal/desireclient/delete.go`:
- Around line 44-61: Update the delete flow around removeApplyDesire and
CreateDeleteDesire so the paired read desire is created before the atomic
apply-to-delete transition, using CreateDeleteDesire to remove the sibling apply
desire and create the delete desire. Preserve failure handling so read-desire or
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Add desireclient, a transportclient.TransportClient implementation that drives apply/discover/delete through the hyperfleet-applier desire-store contract instead of talking to Kubernetes or Maestro directly, so adapters can target clusters they have no direct network access to. - Add Client (client.go): wraps a desire.SpecStore, constructed via NewClient(store, owner, log) - Add ApplyResource (apply.go): upserts an ApplyDesire from the rendered manifest, deciding create vs. update via the hyperfleet.io/generation annotation (matching k8sclient/maestroclient), and auto-creates the paired ReadDesire so the applied resource becomes visible to discovery - Add GetResource (get.go): decodes a ReadDesire's status into the three-way eventual-consistency contract - not-synced-yet (ErrNotSyncedYet), confirmed-absent (apierrors.NewNotFound via ReasonNotFound), or the mirrored object - returning last-known content on a transient applier-side error rather than treating it as absent - Add DiscoverResources (discover.go): lists ReadDesires for the partition and filters by GVK and discovery criteria client-side, since desire.Identity carries no labels to query by - Add DeleteResource (delete.go): creates a DeleteDesire and removes the sibling ApplyDesire so nothing re-applies; the ReadDesire is deliberately left in place so the resource's disappearance stays observable through discovery - Add TransportContext/buildIdentity (types.go): shared per-request routing (management cluster partition + plural resource type) and desire.Identity construction reused by all four transport methods
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desireclient, atransportclient.TransportClientimplementation that drives resource lifecycle through thehyperfleet-applierdesire-store contract (ApplyDesire/DeleteDesire/ReadDesire) instead of talking to Kubernetes or Maestro directly - the producer half of desire-based delivery, letting adapters target clusters they have no direct network access to.ApplyResourceupserts anApplyDesire(create vs. update decided by thehyperfleet.io/generationannotation, same signalk8sclient/maestroclientcompare on) and auto-creates the pairedReadDesireso the applied resource becomes visible to discovery.GetResourcedecodes aReadDesire's status into the three-way eventual-consistency contract: not-synced-yet (ErrNotSyncedYet), confirmed-absent (apierrors.NewNotFoundviaReasonNotFound), or the mirrored object - falling back to last-known content rather than treating a transient applier-side error as absent.DiscoverResourceslistsReadDesires for the partition and filters client-side by GVK and discovery criteria, sincedesire.Identitycarries no labels to query by.DeleteResourcecreates aDeleteDesireand removes the siblingApplyDesire; theReadDesireis deliberately left in place so the resource's disappearance stays observable through discovery.Test plan
go build ./...go test ./internal/desireclient/...