test(hypershell): local canonical-lifecycle test; drop unrunnable CI workflow - #112
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The gateway rejects sandbox names over 19 chars (InvalidArgument: name exceeds maximum length). The previous 'sdk-smoke-<run_id>-<attempt>' name was ~21+ chars (run_id alone is ~11 digits), so every run would fail at sandbox create. Compute the name at runtime from the last 9 digits of run_id: 'sm-<run_id[-9:]>-<attempt>', bounded well under the limit.
The managed HyperShell OIDC issuer (Keycloak) resolves to private RFC1918 IPs (the ROSA cluster apps ingress), so the client-credentials flow's issuer discovery is unreachable from public GitHub-hosted runners; only the gateway is public. A GH-triggered job can't authenticate. Replace it with test/hypershell-lifecycle.sh, run on demand from inside the RH network (VPN): build the CLI, apply a throwaway sandbox via the OIDC service account, assert 'canonical-sdk-ok', auto-delete. Credentials come from a git-excluded SA env file via HYPERSHELL_SA_ENV; a pre-flight checks issuer reachability and says 'are you on VPN?' on failure. Exposed as 'make test-hypershell'. Delete .github/workflows/hypershell.yml.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe HyperShell GitHub Actions workflow is replaced by a local ChangesHyperShell lifecycle validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This PR replaces the unrunnable managed CI test with an on-demand local lifecycle test and adds a Makefile entry; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant OIDCIssuer
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Developer->>Makefile: make test-hypershell
Makefile->>LifecycleScript: invoke lifecycle test
LifecycleScript->>OIDCIssuer: check discovery endpoint
LifecycleScript->>HyperShellHarness: rebuild harness and apply workflow
HyperShellHarness->>HyperShellGateway: execute sandbox workflow
HyperShellGateway-->>LifecycleScript: return workflow output
LifecycleScript->>LifecycleScript: verify canonical-sdk-ok
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In `@test/hypershell-lifecycle.sh`:
- Around line 71-75: Update the harness setup in hypershell-lifecycle.sh to
rebuild harness unconditionally, or delegate compilation to make cli, so direct
invocations always use the checked-out source rather than a stale executable.
Preserve the existing build failure handling and CGO/linker settings if
retaining the inline build.
- Around line 28-29: Update the hypershell lifecycle script’s startup flow to
support a credential-free CI mode: when CI is enabled, bypass the
HYPERSHELL_SA_ENV requirement and run the gateway/sandbox lifecycle checks using
the CI-safe path; retain the existing credential validation for local runs.
- Around line 80-87: Add SIGINT and SIGTERM cleanup for the harness apply flow
in test/hypershell-lifecycle.sh: trap both signals and delete the sandbox
identified by name before exiting, or add equivalent signal-aware cleanup around
RunSandboxSDK. Preserve the existing success and failure result handling while
ensuring interrupted runs with keep:false do not leave the sandbox behind.
- Line 78: Update the sandbox name construction used by CreateSandbox to retain
the hsl- prefix while adding a process-specific or random suffix, ensuring the
complete name remains within the 19-character limit and avoids collisions
between concurrent invocations.
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…ame, signal cleanup Address CodeRabbit review on PR #112: - Add a credential-free CI path: skip cleanly (exit 0) when $CI is set, so a generic test/**.sh runner stays green without the VPN-gated SA env. - Rebuild harness unconditionally so a stale repo-root binary is never validated instead of the checked-out source. - Make the sandbox name collision-resistant: append a 3-hex random suffix to the one-second epoch, staying within the 19-char gateway cap (18 total). - Trap SIGINT/SIGTERM to delete the keep:false sandbox on interrupt, which otherwise bypasses harness's deferred delete and leaks it.
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What
Replaces the managed-HyperShell CI job with an on-demand local test.
test/hypershell-lifecycle.sh+make test-hypershell— build the CLI,harness applya throwaway sandbox via the OIDC service account, assertcanonical-sdk-ok, auto-delete (keep:false)..github/workflows/hypershell.yml.Why
The managed gateway is publicly reachable, but the OIDC issuer (Keycloak) resolves to private RFC1918 IPs (the ROSA cluster apps ingress). The client-credentials flow does issuer discovery (
GET {issuer}/.well-known/openid-configuration) first, so a public GitHub-hosted runner times out there (observed: 30scontext deadline exceeded) even though it can reach the gateway. A GH-triggered job simply can't authenticate against this instance.So the canonical-lifecycle proof runs locally from inside the Red Hat network (VPN) instead.
Details
HYPERSHELL_SA_ENV(no defaults, no secrets in-repo). The script maps the file'sOPENSHELL_OIDC_*names onto theHYPERSHELL_*varstest/hypershell-workflow.yamlexpands.Verification
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