feat(recipe): add generation-time runtime inventory selection - #2317
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Closes the last open ADR-019 Follow-Up requirement: stock adoption needs "generation-time, recipe-recorded selection and opt-out semantics". ADR-019 rejects a bundle-time --set k8s-aibom:enabled=false as a selection contract because it changes neither the recipe nor its health checks. This adds --runtime-inventory enabled|disabled, modelled on the existing --slurm-accounting-mode selection rather than invented: the mode is recorded as configuration.runtimeInventory.mode, the recipe apiVersion becomes ConfiguredRecipeResultAPIVersion, and the component's ref carries install: false. ComponentRef.IsEnabled already reads that key, so the component leaves the resolved set, the bundle, and deployment validation. The health-check half comes for free: the check lives on the component's own ref, so disabling the component removes it. That is simpler than the Slurm precedent, which has to append and omit a check on a sibling component. Selecting a mode on a recipe that does not declare the component is an error, not a silent no-op. Wrong criteria, a typo, or a recipe that never carried it should surface rather than record a decision the recipe cannot honor. The guard runs before Configuration is written so a rejected build leaves no partial record, and unlike the accounting precedent it cannot be validated from criteria alone, so it lives in applyBuildConfig rather than resolveBuildConfig. The same selection is available in AICRConfig at spec.recipe.configuration.runtimeInventory.mode, with the flag taking precedence, mirroring how accounting mode resolves. Verified end to end against the generated CLI: disabled records the mode and the bundler omits the component entirely; enabled records it and keeps the component; a recipe without the component and an invalid value both fail with actionable messages. RecipeConfiguration now has two entries, one bespoke selection per optional component. That boundary is written into the ADR amendment: a generic per-component disable would need a policy for which components may be declined at all, and nothing should let a recipe decline gpu-operator. A third entry is the signal to revisit. Fixes: #2271 Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
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In `@docs/user/component-catalog.md`:
- Around line 357-363: Update the “Declining the component” example to target a
recipe that declares k8s-aibom, or add a custom overlay that declares it before
using --runtime-inventory disabled; ensure the documented command no longer
resolves the stock h100-gke-cos-inference recipe without that component.
In `@pkg/recipe/accounting.go`:
- Around line 213-218: Update the accounting-mode path in the recipe resolution
flow to initialize and modify result.Configuration.Slurm.Accounting in place
rather than replacing result.Configuration, preserving the RuntimeInventory
settings applied by applyRuntimeInventoryMode. Add coverage for a configuration
selecting both runtime inventory and accounting modes, asserting that both
sections remain in the emitted recipe.
In `@pkg/recipe/runtimeinventory.go`:
- Around line 101-104: Wrap the parser error in runtime inventory application
using errors.PropagateOrWrap with a boundary-specific fallback code and message.
Also wrap the runtime inventory application error in
pkg/recipe/accounting.go:213-216 with build configuration context, and the
runtime inventory validation error in pkg/config/validate.go:134-136 with recipe
specification validation context; preserve structured error classifications and
eliminate each bare return err.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/client/v1/config.go` around lines 281 - 283: Wrap
errors returned while combining selection options.
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Two review fixes. applyBuildConfig applies the runtime inventory selection first, and the accounting path then assigned a fresh RecipeConfiguration, discarding it. A resolve selecting both modes kept the component override on the ref while the recipe stopped recording why. That is the worst shape available: a recipe acting on a decision it no longer records, which is exactly the contract ADR-019 asks this feature to uphold. Accounting now updates Configuration in place, with a test that sets both modes and asserts both sections survive along with the component override. The documented opt-out example did not run. It targeted the stock h100-gke-cos-inference recipe, which does not declare k8s-aibom -- no stock recipe does -- so the command it showed returns the fail-closed error rather than a recipe. Replaced with the --data form against a custom overlay, which is how the same page already documents adding the component, and the fail-closed error is now shown deliberately as its own example rather than being the accidental result of the happy-path one. Both the corrected example and the error case were executed against a built CLI before being written down. Related: #2271 Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
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451-459: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument rollback across the CRD boundary.
The added section defines the forward CRD step for
helmandhelmfile. It does not state the required sequence for a rollback from chart1.3.0to chart1.2.0or earlier. State whether that rollback is supported. If it is supported, document the CRD and controller order and the handling of resources stored asv1beta1. If it is not supported, state that explicitly before the upgrade command.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/user/component-catalog.md`:
- Around line 451-459: Update the CRD upgrade guidance for the helm and helmfile
flows to explicitly address rollback across the CRD version boundary, including
the supported or unsupported status before the upgrade command. If supported,
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Method: 4 independent persona reviewers (Correctness · Domain/Architecture · API-contract/Config · Test-coverage/Docs) → an adversarial senior meta-reviewer that re-derived every finding from the resolved code at ed2a6db1. Inline comments below are the surviving findings.
Legend: 🔴 Blocker · 🟠 Major · 🟡 Minor · 🔵 Nitpick
Assessment
A well-crafted, well-documented feature that faithfully mirrors the --slurm-accounting-mode precedent, and the ADR-019 "health-check half comes for free" claim genuinely holds — the k8s-aibom check lives on the component's own ref. The generation path (aicr recipe) is airtight. The gaps are all on the surfaces around it — the load-path validator, the SDK facade projection, and test coverage of the new wrappers — where parity with the accounting feature it models on is incomplete.
Must-fix before merge:
- 🔴 Three new exported funcs at 0% coverage — trips the repo's hard pre-push coverage gate (
make qualifyrule #5). - 🟠
deploymentOrderkeeps the disabled component (the emitted artifact diverges from the accounting pattern it claims to mirror).
Highest-leverage single action: hoist the TopologicalSort recompute out of the accounting-only branch so it runs after every selection — that fixes the deploymentOrder bug and exercises the disable path toward the coverage gaps. Then add the three wrapper tests and the load-path validateRuntimeInventoryConfiguration (which also absorbs the enabled-key edge case).
Additional findings (in unchanged files, so not anchorable inline)
- 🟠 No
ValidateCoherenceguard forconfiguration.runtimeInventory(pkg/recipe/metadata.go:692). Three reviewers converged.ValidateCoherencecallsvalidateAccountingConfiguration(which enforces apiVersion/platform/canonical-mode and per-component override agreement,accounting.go:355-407) but has no runtime-inventory analog.RuntimeInventoryModeis a bare string with no round-trip re-parse, so a hand-authored orPOST /v1/bundle-adopted recipe carryingruntimeInventory.mode: disabledwith a k8s-aibom ref lackinginstall: falsepasses validation and still deploys — the "records a decision it doesn't honor" failure ADR-019 exists to prevent (mode: "banana"also survives). Bounded exposure (generation path is always consistent; only a custom--dataoverlay declares k8s-aibom today), but the same bug class at a real external boundary. Fix: addvalidateRuntimeInventoryConfiguration, comparing againstIsEnabled()(not just theinstallkey) so it also catches the enabled-key edge above. - 🟡 REST/OpenAPI does not expose runtime-inventory while accounting does (
pkg/server/recipe_handler.go:44,api/aicr/v1/server.yaml).slurmAccountingModeis a/v2query parameter; runtime-inventory is CLI + AICRConfig only, soaicrdHTTP callers cannot decline this component. Fail-closed is preserved (v2 allowlist rejects an unknown param). Defensible per ADR scope — either add a/v2RuntimeInventoryModeparam, or record the deferral in the PR. - 🟡
docs/user/cli-config.md:237config-field table missing theruntimeInventory.moderow (it documentsslurm.accounting.mode). Add a mirroring row noting it's valid only when the resolved recipe declaresk8s-aibom. - 🔵
pkg/client/v1/stability_test.gosignature pins missing for the two new public SDK funcs (WithRuntimeInventoryModefacade,RecipeRuntimeInventoryMode); the accounting siblings are pinned there.
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The existing review activity is from the PR author replying to CodeRabbit; those three dispositions are sound and already reflected in this SHA (accounting config-drop fixed, doc example fixed, error-wrap correctly declined). None of the findings below duplicate an open CodeRabbit thread.
Confirmed non-issues (examined, not flagged)
- DeploymentOrder recompute "not needed" — one persona argued this; refuted from the code (
TopologicalSortis enabled-only, so disabling does change the sort). - Accounting config-drop when both modes selected — already fixed (in-place update +
TestApplyBuildConfigPreservesBothConfigurations). - Bare
return errwhere the callee returns a codedStructuredError— repo convention; CodeRabbit'sPropagateOrWrapask was correctly declined. - Doc example on a stock recipe without k8s-aibom — already fixed to the
--dataform. - Partial-state leak on
applyBuildConfigerror — none (buildWithStorediscards the result). Overrides-map aliasing — clean.omitemptybackward-compat — byte-identical when the flag is omitted.
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Six verified findings are posted inline.
…verage Five review findings, all reproduced before fixing. DeploymentOrder was not recomputed after a runtime-inventory-only build. The recompute lived inside the accounting branch, which that path never reaches, so a disabled component stayed listed. Verified on a generated recipe: 15 entries against 14 enabled refs, with the disabled component among them. The bundler re-filters by IsEnabled so nothing mis-deployed, but the artifact contradicted itself and aicr query --selector deploymentOrder reported it. The recompute is now a named helper run after any selection, and the regression test asserts the broader invariant that deploymentOrder membership and IsEnabled agree for every ref. RecipeResolveOptions did not project the runtime inventory selection. It is the canonical config-to-options conversion for SDK callers, so a document setting spec.recipe.configuration.runtimeInventory.mode had it silently ignored. That is the same wire-one-and-forget-the-other asymmetry buildSelectionResolveOptions was added to the CLI to prevent, repeated in the facade. Fixed, with go-library.md's Reads table updated. Three new exported functions were at 0% coverage, which the repo's pre-push gate blocks on: both WithRuntimeInventoryMode constructors and Config.RecipeRuntimeInventoryMode. The tests had assembled buildConfig literals directly, bypassing every option and accessor. Now 100/100/83%, with ResolveRuntimeInventoryMode 33 to 100% and the CLI resolve helpers 61.5 to 84.6% and 85.7 to 100%. The facade option is exercised through a real resolve rather than asserted non-nil. A first attempt checked only that the constructor returned something and skipped, which proves nothing. Enabled mode wrote install: true unconditionally. IsEnabled fails closed on either the enabled or install key, so an overlay holding enabled: false left the component disabled while the recipe recorded mode: enabled. The selection now confirms the resolved predicate rather than trusting the key it just wrote, and rejects a mode the recipe cannot honor. Related: #2271 Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
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In `@pkg/cli/query_test.go`:
- Around line 311-318: Update the command argument lists in the affected tests,
including the recipe and query invocations in query tests, to include the
--no-cluster safety flag. Ensure every CLI command invocation in the relevant
test file uses this flag while preserving the existing arguments and test
behavior.
- Around line 328-329: Update the assertions around the invalid runtime
inventory mode cases to use errors.Is with the expected sentinel error instead
of matching err.Error() text; apply the same change to both reported assertion
sites and retain a message check only if the CLI explicitly guarantees that
text.
In `@pkg/client/v1/aicr_test.go`:
- Around line 2519-2521: Update the inapplicable-mode test criteria so they
select a stock recipe other than h100-gke-cos-inference, while retaining the
missing-component rejection assertion; the disabled case must instead select the
target recipe and succeed now that it declares k8s-aibom. Adjust the related
cases around the recipe resolution assertions consistently.
In `@pkg/recipe/runtimeinventory_test.go`:
- Around line 240-245: Update the test around nilOpt to pass the nil BuildOption
through the public build path that applies BuildOption values, then assert the
operation completes without an error. Remove the standalone nil comparison, and
use the existing build function and valid inputs so the test exercises
nil-option handling without changing other behavior.
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Four more review findings, all reproduced before fixing. Each is the same defect in a different place: the recipe acts on a selection it no longer records. RecipeResult.DeepCopy allocated a fresh RecipeConfiguration and cloned only Slurm, dropping RuntimeInventory rather than aliasing it. Client.AdoptRecipe always deep-copies, so an adopted recipe kept the install: false override while losing the configuration explaining it. Every pointer under RecipeConfiguration now has a clause, and the test asserts a real copy rather than a shared pointer. Query hydration projected only Configuration.Slurm, so `aicr query --selector configuration.runtimeInventory.mode` returned NOT_FOUND and hydrated output omitted the decision the recipe records. Verified through the built CLI: the selector now returns the mode. The OpenAPI ConfiguredRecipeConfiguration schema declared `additionalProperties: false` with `required: [slurm]`, so a conforming client could not submit a generated runtime-inventory recipe to POST /v2/bundle -- and a recipe carrying only that selection failed the required check as well. Added the shape to both the strict schema and the permissive base, and replaced `required: [slurm]` with `minProperties: 1`, since either section may now appear alone. The PR body said `Fixes: #2271`, which would have closed the epic on merge. #2310 and #2311 are open and no stock overlay is added here, so it is now `Part of #2271` with the remaining work named. Part of #2271 Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
Three review fixes on tests added earlier in this PR. The nil-BuildOption assertion was a tautology: it declared a nil variable and checked it was nil, which cannot fail and says nothing about the code that applies options. It would have passed even if resolveBuildConfig invoked the nil function and panicked. The nil option now goes through resolveBuildConfig alongside a real one, asserting it neither errors nor interferes. The CLI error assertions matched on message text alone, which accepts an unrelated error carrying similar wording. They now assert ErrCodeInvalidRequest via stderrors.Is, keeping the message check to distinguish which invalid-request it is. The facade resolve test used the gke/h100/cos/inference criteria, which is the recipe #2271 will eventually add k8s-aibom to. A test asserting "this recipe does not declare the component" would then invert into asserting the opposite while still passing. Moved to an eks training combination and added a precondition that fails loudly if those criteria ever declare the component. Related: #2271 Signed-off-by: Mark Chmarny <mark@chmarny.com>
Review round addressed — re-requestingAll findings from both review rounds are fixed and every thread is resolved (20/20). @njhensley — 6 findings, all reproduced before fixing:
@yuanchen8911 — 6 findings:
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Approve — prior findings resolved
Re-reviewed at a62a1bfd (4 commits since my CHANGES_REQUESTED at ed2a6db1). Every finding from that review — and the four net-new ones from @yuanchen8911 — is verified fixed against the resolved code, with the suite green and no regressions introduced.
Blocker cleared: the three exported funcs that were at 0% are now covered (100% / 100% / 83%); ResolveRuntimeInventoryMode is 100%.
Resolved (verified):
- DeploymentOrder now recomputed for every selection (
recomputeDeploymentOrderhoisted out of the accounting-only branch). RecipeResolveOptions()projectsWithRuntimeInventoryMode;RecipeResult.DeepCopy()clonesConfiguration.RuntimeInventory;HydrateResultprojects it (query selector + hydrated output now see the decision).- OpenAPI
ConfiguredRecipeConfigurationrelaxedrequired:[slurm]→minProperties:1and added theruntimeInventoryschema, so a generated recipe is submittable toPOST /v2/bundle(server sync tests pass). enabledmode now cross-checksIsEnabled()and fails closed if another override holds the component disabled.- PR body
Fixes:#2271→Part of #2271(no longer auto-closes the open epic).
Nicely done — the responses were thorough and well-commented.
One non-blocking residual (follow-up, not a blocker)
ValidateCoherence still has no runtime-inventory analog to validateAccountingConfiguration. Generation now cross-checks coherence and the REST boundary is schema-guarded, so the main vectors are closed — but a hand-authored / file-loaded recipe (aicr bundle -r recipe.yaml) carrying runtimeInventory.mode: disabled beside a k8s-aibom ref with install: true would still pass and deploy. A validateRuntimeInventoryConfiguration mirroring the accounting one would finish closing the load path. Fine as a follow-up.
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Summary
Adds
aicr recipe --runtime-inventory enabled|disabled, a generation-time selection for thek8s-aibomcomponent that is recorded in the emitted recipe. Closes the last open ADR-019 Follow-Up requirement.Motivation / Context
ADR-019 requires stock adoption to carry "generation-time, recipe-recorded selection and opt-out semantics", and explicitly rejects a bundle-time
--set k8s-aibom:enabled=falsebecause it changes neither the recipe nor its health checks.Part of #2271
Deliberately non-closing: #2271 also requires the managed-cluster validation
(#2310), the upgrade evidence (#2311), and the stock overlay change, none of
which are in this PR. This adds the selection mechanism that the overlay
change depends on.
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Component(s) Affected
cmd/aicr,pkg/cli)cmd/aicrd,pkg/server)pkg/recipe)pkg/bundler,pkg/component/*)pkg/collector,pkg/snapshotter)pkg/validator)pkg/client/v1facade,pkg/configdocs/,examples/)Implementation Notes
Modelled on
--slurm-accounting-mode, not invented. That selection already does exactly what ADR-019 asks: a generation-time flag, recorded underRecipeConfiguration, that bumps the recipeapiVersionand changes the resolved component set. This mirrors its shape throughBuildOption→buildConfig→applyBuildConfig, its CLI wiring, and itsAICRConfigfallback.The health-check half is free here. Accounting has to append and omit a check on a sibling component (
slinky-slurm), because accounting is a mode of something else.k8s-aibom's check lives on its own ref, so disabling the component removes its check with no special-casing. ADR-019's "changes the recipe and its health checks" is satisfied structurally.One structural difference from the precedent. Accounting validates from criteria alone (
platform=slurm), so its guard sits inresolveBuildConfig. This selection depends on whether the resolved recipe declares the component, which isn't known there, so the guard lives inapplyBuildConfig. It runs beforeConfigurationis written, so a rejected build leaves no partial record — asserted by a test.Fails closed on a mismatch. Passing the flag on a recipe that doesn't declare the component is an error. A wrong
--serviceor a typo should surface, not silently produce a recipe claiming a decision it never applied.Scope boundary, written into the ADR.
RecipeConfigurationnow has two entries and the pattern is one bespoke selection per optional component. A generic per-component disable would need a policy for which components may be declined at all — nothing should let a recipe declinegpu-operator— and ADR-019 doesn't ask us to solve that. A third entry is the signal to revisit rather than extend by reflex.Testing
Codebase qualification completed, no failures.Unit tests are table-driven over absent /
enabled/disabled, asserting the recorded mode, theapiVersionbump,IsEnabled(), that an unrelated component is untouched, and that the ref is disabled rather than deleted so the recipe records the declined decision. Separate cases cover the absent-component error in both modes and invalid mode strings including a wrong-case value.Verified end to end against a built CLI rather than only in unit tests:
--runtime-inventory disabledconfiguration.runtimeInventory.mode: disabled, refinstall: false,apiVersion: aicr.run/v1alpha3, bundler omits the component entirely--runtime-inventory enabledinstall: true, component present[INVALID_REQUEST] runtime inventory mode "disabled" requires the recipe to declare component "k8s-aibom"; this recipe does not resolve it--runtime-inventory off[INVALID_REQUEST] invalid runtime inventory mode "off": must be one of enabled, disabledA stock recipe generated without the flag records nothing and is unchanged.
Risk Assessment
Additive. Omitting the flag leaves generation byte-identical to today, and no stock recipe currently declares
k8s-aibom, so nothing in the catalog changes behavior. The newRecipeConfigurationfield isomitempty.Rollout notes: No migration. The flag becomes meaningful when a stock recipe declares the component, which is #2271's remaining step.
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