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The PR adds reusable rootless and rootful Podman setup, Podman recovery and volume-write handling, expanded Podman E2E coverage, bounded readiness checks, remote agent timeouts, and centralized GolangCI-Lint version validation.
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Podman runtime support
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Summary
Reusable Podman CI setup .github/actions/install-podman-linux/action.yml, .github/workflows/pr-ci.yml
The composite action installs and configures rootless or rootful Podman, waits for socket readiness, exports DOCKER_HOST, and runs preflight checks. CI uses separate rootless and rootful configurations.
The PR adds rootful Podman setup that can let blocked commands stall CI until the suite timeout and provide little diagnostic context. This is a concrete merge-readiness issue that should receive owner follow-up before merge.
Possibly related PRs
devsy-org/devsy#278: Both PRs separate Linux Podman integration tests into rootless and rootful modes.
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The fallback must create an executable agent binary. This test verifies content only, so it passes if the fallback removes chmod 755.
Proposed assertion
data, err := os.ReadFile(destPath) //nolint:gosec // test reads from a temp directory we control
require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, binaryContent, data)
++ info, err := os.Stat(destPath)+ require.NoError(t, err)+ assert.Equal(t, os.FileMode(0o755), info.Mode().Perm())
As per coding guidelines, run Go unit tests with task cli:test.
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In `@pkg/agent/delivery/local_docker_test.go` around lines 219 - 221, Extend the
fallback verification in the test around the binary read and assertions to also
inspect the file mode and assert that the delivered agent binary has executable
permissions, preserving the existing content assertion.
Fail the test if the direct-write path invokes unshare.
The fixture executes unshare successfully. The test therefore passes if populateVolumeDirectCopy incorrectly uses the fallback. Make the unshare branch return an error in this test.
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In `@pkg/agent/delivery/local_docker_test.go` around lines 166 - 171, The shell
fixture used by the test should make its unshare branch fail instead of
executing the supplied command, so the test detects any fallback invocation by
populateVolumeDirectCopy. Update the script construction while preserving the
existing volume response and default failure behavior.
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Inline comments:
In @.github/actions/install-podman-linux/action.yml:
- Around line 58-70: Update the readiness check and both Podman probes in the
action to use the remote client with the explicit unix endpoint PODMAN_SOCK by
adding the equivalent of --remote --url "unix://$PODMAN_SOCK" to each
invocation. Run the final busybox smoke test through sudo while preserving the
same remote endpoint, so it validates the connection used by the E2E process.
In @.github/workflows/pr-ci.yml:
- Around line 60-63: Replace the direct golangci-lint action invocation in the
workflow with the repository’s task cli:lint:ci command, while retaining GitHub
Actions-specific cache configuration. Add a dedicated Taskfile task for Podman
installation and update the composite action to invoke that task instead of
installing Podman directly; use the existing Taskfile conventions and symbols
for both changes.
In `@pkg/docker/helper.go`:
- Around line 170-178: Update DockerHelper.PodmanMachineExists to preserve
machine-list errors separately from a confirmed empty result. In
pkg/docker/helper.go lines 170-178, change the result contract and callers
accordingly; in pkg/driver/docker/docker.go lines 161-198, make recoverPodman
choose user or system socket recovery only when rootless/rootful detection
succeeds, and propagate unknown-mode detection errors. In
pkg/driver/docker/preflight_test.go lines 107-193, add coverage for failed
machine detection and rootful recovery when no machine exists.
In `@pkg/docker/linger.go`:
- Around line 14-15: Restore a five-second timeout around the context passed to
probeRootlessPodman in LingerWarning, ensuring the rootless Podman probe cannot
block indefinitely when the incoming ctx has no deadline. Preserve the existing
rootless result handling and use the derived context for the probe.
In `@pkg/driver/docker/docker.go`:
- Around line 181-195: Update the two Info log messages in the machine-start and
rootless-socket paths to begin with lowercase “podman” instead of “Podman”;
leave the surrounding behavior unchanged.
In `@Taskfile.yml`:
- Around line 41-50: Add deps: [cli:lint:version] to the cli:lint:fix and
cli:format tasks so both local operations validate the configured golangci-lint
version before running.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@pkg/agent/delivery/local_docker_test.go`:
- Around line 219-221: Extend the fallback verification in the test around the
binary read and assertions to also inspect the file mode and assert that the
delivered agent binary has executable permissions, preserving the existing
content assertion.
- Around line 166-171: The shell fixture used by the test should make its
unshare branch fail instead of executing the supplied command, so the test
detects any fallback invocation by populateVolumeDirectCopy. Update the script
construction while preserving the existing volume response and default failure
behavior.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Route lint and Podman setup through Taskfile tasks.
The workflow runs lint through golangci-lint-action and installs Podman through a composite action. This splits repository setup and lint behavior between workflow YAML and Taskfile commands.
Move command-level lint behavior to task cli:lint:ci. Add a Taskfile command for Podman installation, then let the composite action call that command. Keep GitHub Actions-specific cache wiring in the workflow or action.
As per coding guidelines, use Taskfile commands for repository setup, builds, tests, formatting, and linting rather than invoking disparate tooling directly.
Also applies to: 625-643
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In @.github/workflows/pr-ci.yml around lines 60 - 63, Replace the direct
golangci-lint action invocation in the workflow with the repository’s task
cli:lint:ci command, while retaining GitHub Actions-specific cache
configuration. Add a dedicated Taskfile task for Podman installation and update
the composite action to invoke that task instead of installing Podman directly;
use the existing Taskfile conventions and symbols for both changes.
Flaky rootless podman caused by a race between the podman machine starting
and the podman socket being available leading to multiple failures
in ci.
Signed-off-by: Samuel K <skevetter@pm.me>
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Inline comments:
In `@pkg/docker/helper.go`:
- Around line 168-209: Update recoverPodman to use explicit rootless-mode state
when deciding whether to call StartRootlessPodmanSocket, rather than inferring
rootless mode from PodmanMachineExists returning false. Thread the rootless
state through the relevant recovery path, preserve rootful behavior when no
machine exists, and add coverage for rootful Podman with an empty machine list.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/docker/helper.go` around lines 168 - 180.
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Avoid using machine absence as rootless detection. A rootful Podman installation can have no machine, so this path may start the user socket instead of recovering the system socket. Determine execution mode separately before selecting socket recovery, and add a rootful no-machine test.
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pkg/docker/helper.go#L168-L209 (this comment)
pkg/docker/helper.go#L168-L180
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In `@pkg/docker/helper.go` around lines 168 - 209, Update recoverPodman to use
explicit rootless-mode state when deciding whether to call
StartRootlessPodmanSocket, rather than inferring rootless mode from
PodmanMachineExists returning false. Thread the rootless state through the
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Apply the same fix in `@pkg/docker/helper.go` around lines 168 - 180.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR significantly improves the reliability of Podman rootless environments by introducing dedicated setup actions, readiness checks, and preflight recovery logic. The implementation addresses common flakiness by verifying the Podman socket before execution and providing automated systemd socket management on Linux.
While the codebase is up to standards according to Codacy, there are two primary areas for improvement: environment-specific execution and error reporting. The use of systemctl --user commands may fail in CI environments if the user session bus is not correctly configured via environment variables. Additionally, the error hints for missing Podman sockets are currently Linux-centric and should be adapted for macOS and Windows users. Refactoring the test suite to use a factory pattern for probe initialization would also reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
About this PR
This PR introduces significant production logic for automated systemd socket management and build-time chores that extend beyond the 'fixing flakiness' scope described in the title. While these changes improve environment reliability, ensure they align with the intended architectural scope.
Test suggestions
Verify detection of existing Podman machines via 'machine list' parsing
Verify Preflight recovery logic triggers a Podman machine start when machine exists
Verify Preflight recovery logic triggers a systemd user socket start for rootless Linux environments
Verify volume population fallback to 'unshare' specifically when a direct host write fails with os.ErrPermission
Verify the Podman rootless detection probe correctly identifies mode via 'info' format templates
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🟡 MEDIUM RISK
Suggestion: The error hint for a missing Podman socket specifically suggests systemctl commands, which are Linux-only. For users on macOS or Windows, a hint suggesting podman machine init or podman machine start would be more accurate.
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Nitpick: The repetitive initialization of the dockerProbe struct across various test cases (e.g., lines 110, 132, 155) introduces significant duplication. Abstracting this setup into a factory function or a default probe builder would make the tests more maintainable.
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In `@e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider2/provider.yaml`:
- Around line 25-34: Bound every readiness loop and its docker logs diagnostic
with wall-clock timeouts so blocked docker exec or logs commands cannot hang
indefinitely. Apply the same change at all six sites:
e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider2/provider.yaml lines 25-34
and 51-60; e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider3/provider.yaml
lines 25-34 and 51-60; and e2e/tests/tunnel/testdata/tunnel/provider.yaml lines
25-34 and 51-60. Preserve the existing readiness failure message and exit
behavior, then run the affected suites with task cli:test:e2e:suite.
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#!/bin/bashset -eu
echo"===== standalone blocked-probe check ====="docker() {
if [ "$1"=exec ];then
sleep 30
return 1
fireturn 0
}
export -f docker
if timeout 1s bash -c ' i=0 until docker exec devsy-test docker info >/dev/null 2>&1; do i=$((i+1)) if [ "$i" -gt 2 ]; then echo "failure branch reached" exit 1 fi sleep 1 done';thenecho"unexpected completion"else
status=$?if [ "$status"-eq 124 ];thenecho"blocked docker exec prevented the loop from reaching its counter branch"elseecho"unexpected timeout probe status: $status"exit"$status"fifiecho"===== Taskfile targets ====="
wc -l Taskfile.yml
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python3 - <<'PY'import subprocessimport textwrapscript = textwrap.dedent(r''' docker() { if [ "$1" = exec ]; then sleep 30 return 1 fi return 0 } i=0 until docker exec devsy-test docker info >/dev/null 2>&1; do i=$((i+1)) if [ "$i" -gt 2 ]; then echo "failure branch reached" exit 1 fi sleep 1 done''')proc = subprocess.Popen(["bash", "-c", script], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, text=True)try: stdout, stderr = proc.communicate(timeout=1)except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: proc.kill() stdout, stderr = proc.communicate() print("blocked docker exec prevented the loop from reaching its counter branch") print(f"terminated process status: {proc.returncode}")else: print("unexpected completion") print(f"status: {proc.returncode}") print(stdout, stderr, sep="")PYecho"===== Taskfile targets ====="
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Bound all readiness probes and diagnostics.
All six blocks use the same unbounded loop. A blocked docker exec ... docker info prevents i from advancing, so the loop can hang indefinitely. Bound the entire readiness loop and docker logs --tail 50 ... with wall-clock timeouts. Run the affected suites with task cli:test:e2e:suite.
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In `@e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider2/provider.yaml` around
lines 25 - 34, Bound every readiness loop and its docker logs diagnostic with
wall-clock timeouts so blocked docker exec or logs commands cannot hang
indefinitely. Apply the same change at all six sites:
e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider2/provider.yaml lines 25-34
and 51-60; e2e/tests/machineprovider/testdata/machineprovider3/provider.yaml
lines 25-34 and 51-60; and e2e/tests/tunnel/testdata/tunnel/provider.yaml lines
25-34 and 51-60. Preserve the existing readiness failure message and exit
behavior, then run the affected suites with task cli:test:e2e:suite.
Write the wrapper script with a single os.WriteFile call.
os.WriteFile sets the mode at creation time. This removes the os.Create, WriteString, Close, and os.Chmod sequence, along with the manual close-on-error path.
The outer var err error declaration on line 25 belongs to the first BeforeEach, so keep the declaration style that compiles in this block.
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In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go` around lines 33 - 47, Replace the
os.Create, WriteString, close handling, and os.Chmod sequence in the wrapper
setup with one os.WriteFile call that writes the same script content and sets
executable mode at creation time; preserve the existing err declaration style so
the block compiles.
Consider adding the non-root remoteUser spec to the rootful suite.
e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go lines 50-73 cover remoteUser and workspace-folder ownership. The rootful suite omits it. UID mapping and chown behavior differ most between rootless and rootful Podman, so this is the case where rootful coverage adds the most value.
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In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go` around lines 60 - 72, Extend the
basic context in the rootful Podman suite with the non-root remoteUser workspace
ownership scenario covered by the rootless suite. Reuse the existing
setupWorkspace and DevsyUp test flow, configuring a non-root remote user and
asserting the workspace-folder ownership behavior in the equivalent rootful
spec.
Duplicated Podman spec bodies in e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go and e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go. Both suites register the same specs and differ only in the provider setup step. The shared root cause is copy-based spec registration instead of one parameterized registration helper. Each future spec change must then be applied twice, and the suites can drift.
e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go#L37-L679: move these spec registrations into a shared function that receives a *framework.Framework accessor, and call it from this Describe.
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In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go` around lines 37 - 679, Extract the
duplicated Podman spec registrations into one shared helper accepting a
*framework.Framework accessor, preserving all existing specs and behavior. In
e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go lines 37-679, replace the registrations
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e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go lines 60-677, remove the copied
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Inline comments:
In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go`:
- Around line 49-50: Update the rootful probe command in the relevant BeforeEach
to use exec.CommandContext with the spec context, and capture combined
stdout/stderr before asserting success so failures include the command output
alongside the error. Preserve the existing command and fixed arguments.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go`:
- Around line 33-47: Replace the os.Create, WriteString, close handling, and
os.Chmod sequence in the wrapper setup with one os.WriteFile call that writes
the same script content and sets executable mode at creation time; preserve the
existing err declaration style so the block compiles.
- Around line 60-72: Extend the basic context in the rootful Podman suite with
the non-root remoteUser workspace ownership scenario covered by the rootless
suite. Reuse the existing setupWorkspace and DevsyUp test flow, configuring a
non-root remote user and asserting the workspace-folder ownership behavior in
the equivalent rootful spec.
In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go`:
- Around line 37-679: Extract the duplicated Podman spec registrations into one
shared helper accepting a *framework.Framework accessor, preserving all existing
specs and behavior. In e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootless.go lines 37-679,
replace the registrations with a call from the rootless Describe; in
e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go lines 60-677, remove the copied
registrations and call the same helper after rootful setup. Anchor the refactor
on the existing Ginkgo Context/It registrations and Framework accessor.
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e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go
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Bind the rootful probe to the spec context and report its output.
exec.Command(...).Run() ignores ctx. If sudo waits for a password, this BeforeEach blocks until the suite-level timeout instead of failing at the spec deadline. Run() also discards stdout and stderr, so a failure reports only exit status N with no cause.
Use exec.CommandContext and include the combined output in the failure.
Note: the ast-grep command-injection hint on this line is a false positive. initialDir comes from os.Getwd, the arguments are fixed, and no shell is invoked.
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In `@e2e/tests/up/provider_podman_rootful.go` around lines 49 - 50, Update the
rootful probe command in the relevant BeforeEach to use exec.CommandContext with
the spec context, and capture combined stdout/stderr before asserting success so
failures include the command output alongside the error. Preserve the existing
command and fixed arguments.
- helper.go: bound isSystemdRunning by the caller's context so the
15s StartRootlessPodmanSocket timeout actually applies to the
systemd probe, not just the socket start.
- linger.go: only warn about missing linger when the rootless probe
succeeds and confirms rootless (ok && rootless), not on probe
failure (!ok || rootless previously misfired on any probe error).
- docker.go: lowercase "podman" in log messages per repo convention.
- install-podman-linux action: derive XDG_RUNTIME_DIR from the UID
instead of trusting an inherited env var that composite action
shells may not have.
- provider_podman_rootful.go: write the wrapper script with a single
os.WriteFile call; run the rootful probe via exec.CommandContext
and surface combined output on failure.
- local_docker_test.go: assert executable permissions after the
unshare fallback; make the direct-write test's unshare branch fail
so it can't mask an incorrect fallback.
- gofmt/goimports cleanup on e2e_suite_test.go and
provider_podman_rootless.go.
- add linger_test.go coverage for the fixed LingerWarning branching
(probe failure, rootful, rootless-without-linger, non-podman).
Signed-off-by: Samuel K <skevetter@pm.me>
runCmd's cmd.Cancel killed only cmd.Process, the direct child. A
privilege-elevation helper (sudo, pkexec, doas, or the ad-hoc "sudo
podman" wrapper the rootful e2e suite uses) forwards catchable signals
to the command it launches, but SIGKILL cannot be caught or forwarded:
killing the helper's PID leaves its child (the actual podman process)
running and orphaned. That child keeps holding the pipes runCmd's
cmd.Run() is waiting on open, so Run() blocks until the orphan happens
to exit on its own.
This is exactly the observed CI failure: "Test up-provider-podman-rootful"
timed out after a 3-minute spec timeout and then hung for the full 25m
test binary timeout, both times stuck in os.(*Process).Wait() right
after agent injection completed. The rootless job (no sudo wrapper) is
unaffected and passes.
Fix: put every docker/podman invocation in its own process group
(Setpgid) and kill the negative PID (the whole group) instead of just
the leader on cancellation. Windows has no process-group signal
equivalent, so it keeps killing the single process.
Added TestRunCmd_CancelKillsProcessGroup, which spawns a background
grandchild standing in for the elevated child process and asserts
cancellation reaps it too; verified it fails (30s) against the old
leader-only kill and passes (<1s) with the fix.
Signed-off-by: Samuel K <skevetter@pm.me>
The previous commit always puts docker/podman invocations in their
own process group so cancellation can kill an elevation helper's
orphaned child. That's wrong for the interactive case (`devsy exec`,
`devsy config apply`, ... — anywhere Streams.Stdin is os.Stdin):
the terminal delivers Ctrl+C to its foreground process group, and
devsy relies on the child sharing devsy's own group for that Ctrl+C
to reach it directly. Isolating it would silently break interactive
interrupt handling.
runCmd now only isolates the group when Stdin isn't the live
terminal. killCmd mirrors this: it only signals the negative PID when
cmd was actually given its own group (cmd.SysProcAttr.Setpgid), since
otherwise that "group" is devsy's own and signaling it would kill
devsy too.
Added TestRunCmd_InteractiveStdinKeepsSharedProcessGroup and
TestKillCmd_NoGroupFallsBackToSingleProcess to lock in both halves of
this tradeoff.
Signed-off-by: Samuel K <skevetter@pm.me>
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Flaky rootless podman caused by a race between the podman machine starting and the podman socket being available leading to multiple failures in ci.
Signed-off-by: Samuel K skevetter@pm.me
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