PR7b: shed gateway provisioning (bring-your-own-gateway) - #106
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The harness is shedding its gateway-provisioning surface (PR7b): provisioning is OpenShell's job. Rewire the integration test flows to stand up gateways with upstream tooling instead of the (soon-to-be-removed) 'harness deploy' / 'harness delete --k8s' commands. - Add test/lib/provision.sh: provision_local (select the installer-provisioned 127.0.0.1 gateway), provision_kind (bash port of deployFromConfig's nodeport path via helm install openshell), provision_ocp (route+SCC+mTLS path, not run in CI), and teardown_cluster (helm uninstall + gateway remove + ns delete). - test-flow.sh: source provision.sh; replace 'harness deploy <profile>' with provision_*; replace 'harness delete --k8s' with teardown_cluster; drop the '--gateway <profile>' pins from apply/delete calls. Chart/CRD coordinates track .openshell-version. No production Go code changes; this lands the bring-your-own-gateway CI premise before the code is removed.
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WalkthroughThe harness now requires an already-provisioned, selected OpenShell gateway. Integration tests provision local, kind, and OpenShift gateways through shared helpers. Gateway deployment, teardown, profiles, and target infrastructure checks are removed from the harness. ChangesGateway ownership transition
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change moves gateway setup outside the harness, but the current implementation can still execute against an unintended gateway, expose agent credentials, or produce misleading validation results; the provisioning flow also has mTLS permission and naming issues that can break or weaken CI. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestFlow as test/test-flow.sh
participant Provisioning as provision_local/provision_kind/provision_ocp
participant ClusterAPI as Kubernetes/OpenShift APIs
participant Helm
participant OpenShellCLI
participant Harness as harness apply
TestFlow->>Provisioning: provision selected gateway
Provisioning->>ClusterAPI: prepare cluster resources
Provisioning->>Helm: install OpenShell chart
Provisioning->>OpenShellCLI: register and select gateway
Provisioning->>OpenShellCLI: poll inference readiness
Harness->>OpenShellCLI: validate active gateway reachability
Harness->>OpenShellCLI: reconcile providers and inference
TestFlow->>OpenShellCLI: create and delete sandboxes and providers
TestFlow->>Provisioning: tear down cluster when required
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Provisioning is OpenShell's job (PR7b). Remove the harness-side cluster teardown surface: - Delete the hidden/deprecated 'teardown' and 'status' commands (teardown.go, status_cmd.go) and their main.go registration. - Remove 'delete --k8s': the CLI/kubectl-backed teardownK8s path is gone. 'delete' now keeps only its SDK-backed sandbox/provider sweeps, which are the sole owners of the bulk sweep (doc comments updated to present tense). - Drop the now-orphaned resolveFirstRemoteGateway from resolve.go. - Slim NewDeleteCmd to (newClient) — harnessDir/cli were only used by the removed --k8s branch. Cluster teardown is now 'helm uninstall openshell' (+ 'openshell gateway remove'), exercised by test/lib/provision.sh's teardown_cluster.
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288-297: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire successful selection of the OpenShift gateway before reuse.
OCP_GWmatches any gateway containing-remote-, andgateway selecterrors are ignored. If no gateway matches or selection fails,inference getcan succeed on the previously selected gateway. The flow then skipsprovision_ocpand runs the OpenShift test against the wrong gateway. Select the exact currentopenshiftgateway, fail when selection fails, and runinference getonly after selection succeeds.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/lib/provision.sh`:
- Around line 77-85: Add the openshell namespace to both Helm argument arrays,
and scope both rollout status commands and the kind Service lookup to openshell
using -n. Update the existing Helm upgrade/install and rollout/status lookup
paths without changing other provisioning behavior.
- Around line 93-95: Update the gateway identifiers in the provisioning flow and
all related test paths to use the required names local-container, helm, and
openshift. Rename the Helm and OpenShift registrations, and consistently update
their remove, select, teardown, reuse lookup, and mTLS directory references
without changing other behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@test/test-flow.sh` around lines 262 - 263: Covers teardown
calls using non-canonical kind and OpenShift gateway names; also applies at the
listed lifecycle sites.
- Around line 200-204: Update teardown_cluster to wait for the openshell
namespace deletion to complete before returning; remove the --wait=false
behavior from kubectl delete or add equivalent polling, while preserving the
existing cleanup commands and error tolerance.
Apply the same fix in `@test/test-flow.sh` around lines 262 - 263: Covers the
fresh OpenShift teardown-to-reprovision transition.
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In `@test/test-flow.sh`:
- Around line 288-297: Update the REUSE_GATEWAY branch to identify the exact
current openshift gateway, require gateway select to succeed, and stop or fail
when no matching gateway exists or selection fails. Only run inference get after
successful selection; otherwise proceed to provision_ocp rather than reusing a
previously selected gateway.
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apply now runs against an existing, already-selected gateway and never provisions one. The active-gateway resolution is checked up front in the apply command, and upLocal preflights gateway reachability, failing with a clear message that points at the OpenShell installer / helm install + 'openshell gateway select' rather than deploying anything itself. Removes the gateway-provisioning surface from the apply spine: - apply: drop --gateway/--gateway-profile flags and the gateway-resolution block; error up front when no active gateway is selected. - executor: drop ensureLocal/gwCfg deploy paths and the internal/k8s import; preflight reachability instead. - resolve: remove the profile-resolution helpers only apply/init used. - doctor: drop the target dependency checks tied to deploy profiles. - init: drop the interactive gateway prompt; the harness no longer picks a deploy target. - agent: remove the AgentConfig.gateway field (a deploy-profile name with no home now that provisioning is OpenShell's job); legacy migration drops it rather than mismapping it to a registered gateway name. deploy.go still keeps the remaining provisioning code alive; it is deleted in the next slice.
With apply decoupled from provisioning (prior slice), the deploy command and its supporting code have no callers. Remove the entire provisioning surface: - Delete cmd/deploy.go + deploy_test.go (NewDeployCmd, deployLocal, deployFromConfig, resolveGatewayName). - Delete internal/gateway/config.go + config_test.go (GatewayConfig, LoadConfig/LoadConfigFromBytes/LoadProfile, IsLocal/IsOCP, HelmValuesFile, ManifestFilePaths/ManifestInline). internal/gateway is now client-only. - Delete the internal/k8s package (kubectl runner + mock). - Delete profiles/gateways/ (local-container, helm, openshift, README). - main.go: drop the gateway-profile embeds/vars, the EmbeddedGatewayProfiles assignment, the NewDeployCmd registration, and the profiles/gateways MkdirAll in detectHarnessDir. - cmd/resolve.go: remove resolveGatewayConfig and EmbeddedGatewayProfiles, now orphaned; drop the unused errors + internal/gateway imports. The repo has zero GatewayConfig, zero deploy profiles, zero 'harness deploy'. Provisioning a gateway is OpenShell's job (installer / helm install openshell).
The harness no longer provisions gateways, so rewrite the user-facing docs to the bring-your-own-gateway flow: OpenShell provisions and you select a gateway (local installer / 'helm install openshell' + 'openshell gateway select'), then 'harness apply' runs against it — the same YAML for local or cluster. - README: reframe why-this-exists around the design boundary (managing a gateway is OpenShell's problem; the harness is a declarative setup/run layer with zero compute-backend opinion); drop the gateway-deploy step from How It Works; add local + cluster provisioning/select steps and teardown to Install; add a migration pointer; remove the deploy command and gateway-profile rows; fix the --gateway apply example and the testing prose. - SPEC: rewrite Overview, the apply flow (require an active gateway, never provision), delete (--all sweeps sandboxes+providers, never the gateway), init (no gateway prompt), doctor (no target-deps check), and migrate (legacy gateway: dropped); remove the deploy command, the deprecated teardown/status aliases, the gateway: agent field, the gateway config-file row, and the deploy-only env vars; drop kind:gateway from the multi-doc example. - TODO: correct the DONE capability list to shipped reality.
PR7b made 'apply --dry-run' a pre-apply preflight that requires a reachable, selected gateway. The config-suite is the offline suite (no gateway in CI), so its parse/flag checks can no longer use --dry-run. Switch them to 'apply -o yaml', the offline config-resolution path that returns before touching a gateway. Drop the '--gateway + --gateway-profile mutually exclusive' check: PR7b removed both flags from apply.
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In `@cmd/apply.go`:
- Around line 34-38: Update renderOutput to serialize a redacted Agent view for
JSON and YAML instead of h.Agent directly; preserve environment variable names
while replacing credential values, including entries in AgentConfig.Env, with
redacted placeholders. Keep non-structured output behavior unchanged.
- Around line 105-110: Update the apply flow around resolveApplyTarget,
dryRunApply, and upLocal to resolve the target using the required precedence,
including OPENSHELL_GATEWAY, before either apply path runs. Do not rely solely
on ActiveGateway’s persisted * marker, while preserving the existing clear error
behavior when no valid target is available.
In `@cmd/delete.go`:
- Around line 38-45: Validate that target.Gateway is non-empty immediately after
ResolveTarget and before newClient in the bulk deletion flow; return an error
when no gateway is selected so delete --all cannot report success without
performing deletion, and add coverage for this no-gateway case.
In `@cmd/executor.go`:
- Around line 74-75: Update the gateway check around InferenceGet to capture its
returned error and wrap it with the existing gateway reachability context,
preserving the underlying authentication, endpoint, or CLI failure details
instead of returning only a generic error.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 270: Update the test-local description to explicitly state that it tears
down sandboxes and providers, not the OpenShell gateway. Keep gateway
provisioning and any external gateway cleanup described separately, preserving
the harness boundary.
- Around line 209-211: Update the README sentence describing the harness delete
command to qualify provider removal: state that providers are removed only with
the --providers or --all options, while sandbox deletion alone does not remove
providers. Preserve the gateway-removal distinction and align the wording with
the authoritative command contract in SPEC.md.
In `@SPEC.md`:
- Line 90: Update the harness apply synopsis to reflect the actual Go command
surface, including the existing --task and --entrypoint options unless they have
been intentionally removed; otherwise remove conflicting documentation only
after verifying the CLI behavior. Keep gateway provisioning and
gateway-selection options excluded if they are no longer supported.
- Line 144: Update the migration description to clarify that it leaves
spec.target.gateway empty and that the active gateway must be selected
externally via openshell gateway select or OPENSHELL_GATEWAY; do not imply users
should configure the gateway in agent YAML.
In `@TODO.md`:
- Around line 27-33: Update the roadmap entries for harness init,
target-specific infrastructure checks, and kind: gateway to match the
gateway-independent model established by the removed provisioning commands. Use
SPEC.md as the authoritative behavior source and remove obsolete gateway-owned
items rather than preserving outdated commands or configuration.
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The bash provisioning port dropped the namespace injection the retired k8s client did automatically (internal/k8s/kubectl.go added -n/--namespace openshell to every kubectl and helm call). Without it, helm install, rollout status, and the kind NodePort lookup targeted the default namespace while teardown, the OCP Route, SCCs, and the mTLS secret all used openshell — so teardown left the release dangling and OCP wiring pointed at an empty namespace. Restore -n/--namespace openshell on the workload operations. Also make teardown_cluster wait for the namespace to finish deleting before returning, so the kind/fresh-OCP reprovision does not race a still-Terminating namespace (create/apply/helm fail against it).
- apply: honor $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY in resolveApplyTarget. It overrides OpenShell's request target without moving the active-gateway marker, so reading only ActiveGateway() wrongly rejected an env-targeted apply. - delete: require a resolved gateway up front. 'delete --all' with no gateway skipped both sweeps and still reported 'Done.', so sandboxes and providers silently survived. Also simplifies the now-unreachable banner. - executor: wrap the InferenceGet() error so auth/endpoint/CLI failures surface instead of a generic 'not reachable'. - docs: qualify provider deletion (README, SPEC), name test-local's teardown scope, complete the apply synopsis (--task/--entrypoint), reword the migrate note toward external gateway selection, and drop stale gateway-owned roadmap entries (TODO).
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In `@test/lib/provision.sh`:
- Around line 209-215: Update teardown_cluster to treat only a confirmed
NotFound result from kubectl get ns openshell as successful deletion; propagate
other kubectl errors, return nonzero when the 120-second wait expires, and
update test/test-flow.sh so provisioning does not continue after
teardown_cluster fails.
In `@test/suite/run.sh`:
- Around line 99-134: Update the validation flow around the run_test cases to
select CI mode when the CI environment variable is true, retaining apply -o yaml
offline rendering for CI without credentials. For default mode, restore a
gateway-backed full-stack validation path instead of only rendering
configuration, while preserving the existing parse and rejection coverage.
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The --ignore-not-found flag in kubectl get is used to suppress "NotFound" errors when specific requested objects do not exist [1]. When set to true, it prevents the command from exiting with a non-zero status and printing an error message when a specifically named resource is missing [1][2]. However, the behavior of this flag and the resulting exit status can be inconsistent depending on how the resource is requested [2][3]: 1. Specific Resource Requests: If you request a single specific resource by name (e.g., kubectl get pod my-pod --ignore-not-found=true) and it does not exist, the command will exit with status code 0 [2]. If --ignore-not-found is set to false (the default), the command will exit with a non-zero status [2][3]. 2. Collection/List Requests: When using kubectl get to query for collections of resources (e.g., using labels, or querying all resources in a namespace), the --ignore-not-found flag has no effect because "no resources found" is generally not considered an error by the API [1]. In these cases, the command typically exits with status 0 even when no resources match the criteria, regardless of the flag setting [2][3]. Official documentation acknowledges that this flag suppresses NotFound errors [1], but users frequently report confusion regarding exit codes when the command returns no results for broader queries [2][3]. Because of these nuances, the exit status of kubectl get may not always align with strict expectations of "found" vs "not found" in automated scripting environments [2][3].
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Stop the flow when namespace deletion times out.
teardown_cluster treats every nonzero kubectl get ns openshell status as proof that the namespace is gone. API or authentication errors can therefore report successful deletion. After the timeout, the final echo also leaves the function successful. Since test/test-flow.sh continues after a failed step, a nonzero teardown result alone would still allow provisioning while the namespace is Terminating. Distinguish a missing namespace from other errors, return nonzero on timeout, and prevent reprovisioning after teardown failure.
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In `@test/lib/provision.sh` around lines 209 - 215, Update teardown_cluster to
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore separate default and CI validation modes.
These tests always use apply -o yaml. A default-mode run now only renders configuration. It does not validate the required full-stack gateway and sandbox path.
Add mode selection that activates CI mode when CI=true. Keep offline rendering in the no-credential CI path. Keep a gateway-backed full-stack validation path for default mode.
As per coding guidelines, “Validation has two independent modes: 'default' ... and 'ci' ... CI mode auto-activates when CI env var is true.”
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In `@test/suite/run.sh` around lines 99 - 134, Update the validation flow around
the run_test cases to select CI mode when the CI environment variable is true,
retaining apply -o yaml offline rendering for CI without credentials. For
default mode, restore a gateway-backed full-stack validation path instead of
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In `@cmd/target.go`:
- Around line 59-65: Update upLocal to resolve the gateway target once via
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delete resolved its target via ResolveTarget(flag, ws, "", "", getenv), which never consults the CLI's active-gateway marker. When a gateway was selected with 'openshell gateway select' but not pinned per-command (no --gateway, no $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY), delete errored 'no active gateway' even though apply — which reads gw.ActiveGateway() — ran fine against it. This broke every 'harness delete' teardown in the local integration flow. Fall back to gw.ActiveGateway() when flag+env are empty, giving the same precedence apply uses: --gateway > $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY > active marker > error. NewDeleteCmd now takes a gateway.Gateway (gateway.New(cli) in main, mockGW in tests). Remove the dead activeGW=="" skip-guards inside the bulk sweeps — the up-front guard is now the single owner of the no-gateway case. Regression: TestDeleteUsesActiveGateway.
'openshell gateway add' takes the name as a --name flag, not a positional (matches internal/gateway.GatewayAdd and the README). The S1 bash port passed it positionally, so cluster provisioning failed with 'unexpected argument openshell-kind found'. The local flow never hit this — the installer pre-registers its gateway and provision_local only selects it — so kind was the first job to exercise gateway add. Fix both the kind and OCP paths.
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181-183: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestrict the extracted mTLS files.
The redirection uses the process umask and preserves broad permissions on existing files. With
umask 022,tls.keybecomes world-readable. Set the directory to0700and each extracted file to0600before registering the gateway.Proposed fix
mtls_dir="$HOME/.config/openshell/gateways/openshell-remote-ocp/mtls" mkdir -p "$mtls_dir" + chmod 700 "$mtls_dir" || return 1 for field in ca.crt tls.crt tls.key; do kubectl get secret openshell-client-tls -n openshell \ -o jsonpath="{.data.$field}" | base64 -d > "$mtls_dir/$field" || return 1 + chmod 600 "$mtls_dir/$field" || return 1 done🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Whole-spec review of PR7b found a split-brain in apply's gateway selection: validation and gateway reconcile honored $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY > active marker (resolveApplyTarget), but sandbox creation read gw.ActiveGateway() directly, and the --gateway arg it emits overrides $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY. With env and marker both set, providers/inference reconciled on one gateway while the sandbox landed on the other. Make resolveApplyTarget the single owner: apply resolves the target once and threads it through upLocalOpts.target to both reconcileGateway (was re-deriving) and run.RunSandbox. dryRunApply reports the resolved target too, so a $OPENSHELL_GATEWAY-targeted dry run matches what apply will do. Docs: drop the removed 'gateway:' agent field and the broken gateways/README link from profiles/README.md; note kind:gateway is accepted-but-inert (the migrator still warns on it). Fix the stale Target.Gateway doc comment that referenced deleted gateway profiles.
provision_ocp wrote the cluster mTLS bundle (ca.crt/tls.crt/tls.key) with a plain redirect, so the files inherited the process umask — with umask 022 the private key landed world-readable. chmod the dir to 700 and each extracted file to 600 before registering the gateway. CodeRabbit finding on the S1 bash port of the retired deploy.go mTLS path.
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PR7b — Shed provisioning (bring-your-own-gateway)
Reframes harness-openshell to have zero gateway-provisioning surface and
zero compute-backend opinion. The harness declares providers, inference, and
policy, and runs agents against a gateway that OpenShell itself provisioned:
https://127.0.0.1:17670.helm install openshell oci://ghcr.io/nvidia/openshell/helm-chart(the chart owns PKI/RBAC/namespace/workload). OpenShift is the same helm flow.
internal/gatewaydid two jobs; PR7b keeps one and deletes the other:deploy.go,internal/k8s,config.go(
GatewayConfig),profiles/gateways/*, the deprecatedteardown/statuscommands, and
delete --k8s.cli.go+gateway.gotalk to an existing gateway(provider registration, reachability, sandbox create). Migrating (b) to the
SDK is a separate future PR.
Behavior changes
applyno longer auto-provisions — it requires a reachable, already-selectedOpenShell gateway and errors clearly up front otherwise.
delete --k8sis removed. Cluster teardown ishelm uninstall openshell(+
openshell gateway remove), owned by OpenShell.Landing in slices
teardown/statuscommands +delete --k8sapply/executor/doctor/init from provisioningdeploy.go,config.go,internal/k8s, profiles)Hard cutover: no compat shims. CI keeps kind/helm but provisions via upstream
tooling (
test/lib/provision.sh) instead ofharness deploy.Summary by CodeRabbit
applysupports task and entrypoint overrides.