commonLabels need to be immutable for upgrades - remove version from commonLabels #1131
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* To fix the race condition with certmanager (kubeflow#1125) we move the KF issuer into a separate package from the package deploying kubeflow. This way we can wait for cert-manager to start before deploying resources. * Labels need to be immutable otherwise upgrades won't work (see kubeflow#1131). So remove version number from common labels and application selector so that apply will work to update resources.
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* See kubeflow/manifests#1131 we want commonLabels to be immutable otherwise upgrades won't work because we end up trying to change selectors which are immutable. * The applications.py script inherently violates that because it was mutating commonLabels on every release. We don't want to do that anymore so we delete the script.
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* To fix the race condition with certmanager (#1125) we move the KF issuer into a separate package from the package deploying kubeflow. This way we can wait for cert-manager to start before deploying resources. * Labels need to be immutable otherwise upgrades won't work (see #1131). So remove version number from common labels and application selector so that apply will work to update resources.
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* See kubeflow/manifests#1131 we want commonLabels to be immutable otherwise upgrades won't work because we end up trying to change selectors which are immutable. * The applications.py script inherently violates that because it was mutating commonLabels on every release. We don't want to do that anymore so we delete the script.
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* Fix kubeflow#1131 * kustomize commonLabels get subsituted into selector fields. Selector fields are immutable. So if commonLabels change (e.g. between versions) then we can't reapply/update the existing resources which breaks upgrades (kubeflow/kfctl#304) * For the most part the problematic commonLabels were on our Application resources. The following labels were being set "app.kubernetes.io/version" "app.kubernetes.io/instance" "app.kubernetes.io/managed-by" "app.kubernetes.io/part-of" * Version was definetely changing between versions. instance was also changing between versions to include the version number. * managed-by and part-of could also change (e.g. we may not be using kfctl) * We could still set these labels if we wanted to; we just shouldn't set them as commonLabels and/or include them in the selector as the will inhibit upgrades with kubectl apply. * I created a test validate_resources_test.go to ensure none of these labels are included in commonLabels * I created a simple go binary tools/fix_common_labels.go to update all the resources. * generat_tests.py - Delete the code to remove unmatched tests. * We no longer generate tests that way and the delete code was going to delete valid tests like our new validation test * Get rid of the clean rule in the Makefile for the same reason.
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* Fix #1131 * kustomize commonLabels get subsituted into selector fields. Selector fields are immutable. So if commonLabels change (e.g. between versions) then we can't reapply/update the existing resources which breaks upgrades (kubeflow/kfctl#304) * For the most part the problematic commonLabels were on our Application resources. The following labels were being set "app.kubernetes.io/version" "app.kubernetes.io/instance" "app.kubernetes.io/managed-by" "app.kubernetes.io/part-of" * Version was definetely changing between versions. instance was also changing between versions to include the version number. * managed-by and part-of could also change (e.g. we may not be using kfctl) * We could still set these labels if we wanted to; we just shouldn't set them as commonLabels and/or include them in the selector as the will inhibit upgrades with kubectl apply. * I created a test validate_resources_test.go to ensure none of these labels are included in commonLabels * I created a simple go binary tools/fix_common_labels.go to update all the resources. * generat_tests.py - Delete the code to remove unmatched tests. * We no longer generate tests that way and the delete code was going to delete valid tests like our new validation test * Get rid of the clean rule in the Makefile for the same reason.
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The commonLabels in our kustomize package currently include the application version.
This breaks upgradability because commonLabels are substituted in selectors which are immutable.
This has been raised in a number of issues
As noted in kubeflow/kubeflow#4873; kustomize commonLabels should only be used for immutable labels
https://kubectl.docs.kubernetes.io/pages/app_management/labels_and_annotations.html
kubeflow/kfctl#304 describes current thinking for how to do upgrades which should make version labels unnecessary.
We should think about unittests or other forms of validation to ensure all manifests adhere to this.
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