TRACING-6450: Update to Perses 0.54.0 - #306
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WalkthroughThe web client updates Perses dependencies to stable releases, adopts plugin registry and datasource definition APIs, updates trace query configuration, and removes page memoization. The API adds commented Tempo resource examples for local development without changing runtime resource listing. ChangesPerses integration
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🟡 Minor · Pin the qs override to an exact version. · package.json:95
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…ash (#85649) * Add suppressed-exception diagnostic to tracing-ui QE agent skill The qe-agent's tracing-ui skill misdiagnosed a real product bug as FLAKY on openshift/distributed-tracing-console-plugin#306: Tempo omits the `traces` field from `/api/search` on zero-match queries, crashing `@perses-dev/tempo-plugin`'s response parser. Cypress support/e2e.js suppresses that exact crash signature (Cypress.on('uncaught:exception', ...) returning false for 'Cannot read prop'/etc.), so the test only ever times out waiting for an element that never renders, and the real error — logged via browser console, not the Node process — never reaches qe-agent-commands.log or the JUnit XML. A single passing rerun on a fresh cluster then looked like flakiness, and the agent recommended cy.intercept()-based waits that would not have fixed anything. Adds a "Suppressed exception check" to Step 4 pointing at this mechanism and a concrete way to unmask it, plus a guard against calling FLAKY off an incomplete rerun loop. Other lines are wording trims to stay under skillsaw's 6,000-token budget; verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Route flaky-loop failures through Step 4 before classifying FLAKY CodeRabbit review on PR #85649: "A failure in even 1 of 4 runs is FLAKY -> Step 5c" sent the agent straight to the fix step, bypassing Step 4 entirely -- including the suppressed-exception check just added there. That defeats the point of the check: the real incident this skill update targets was exactly a rerun-loop result being called FLAKY without ever checking for a swallowed crash. Route through Step 4 first; only classify FLAKY if it finds no other explanation. Also trims a few more words elsewhere to stay within skillsaw's 6,000-token budget after the addition; re-verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fold in operational gaps the QE agent found running on PR #306 The completed qe-agent-analysis.md from build 2100954650738954240 self-reported two operational gaps in Step 0b, both directly hit during that run (confirmed from its command audit log): - Operator installs/OperatorGroups: the skill assumed "already installed by the original run", but the suite's after() hook had actually deleted COO/OTel/Tempo, so the agent had to install them via CLI before it could rerun anything. - Cypress binary: npx cypress version succeeded while the binary only existed at /root/.cache/Cypress/, not $CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDER (/tmp/Cypress); the agent had to discover and copy it manually. Both are pod-image/environment facts that will recur on every run, not one-off flakiness, so they're worth encoding directly rather than re-discovering each time. Left out the agent's third suggestion (Bash timeout margin) since the skill already tells the agent to use run_in_background for reruns -- that recommendation didn't point at a real gap. A few more wording trims elsewhere to stay under skillsaw's 6,000-token budget; verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address second CodeRabbit review: pin clone branch, check CSV phase Two of the review's actionable comments were valid: - Preserve the step script's branch when cloning. Verified against the real script (distributed-tracing-tests-tracing-ui-upstream- commands.sh:198): it clones with `--branch main --single-branch` deliberately, into a separate directory from the PR-under-test's own pre-populated checkout, because the e2e specs are meant to run from main regardless of what the PR under test changes. The skill's adaptation row dropped that pin; restored it. - Check CSV readiness, not just presence, before skipping operator install. Existence alone doesn't rule out a Failed or Terminating CSV -- which after() (already known to delete operators, per the prior commit) could plausibly leave behind instead of a clean absence. Now requires phase Succeeded. Left out the finding's other half -- verifying the htpasswd secret "contains the expected data": the credentials are freshly randomized every run (tr < /dev/urandom), so there's no fixed "expected data" to check, and a broken login surfaces immediately as a `before` hook failure Step 4 already diagnoses. More wording trims to stay under skillsaw's 6,000-token budget; verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address third CodeRabbit review: real secret/IDP names, persist CYPRESS_* vars Both actionable comments were valid, and both are pre-existing gaps (not introduced by this branch) surfaced because this PR happened to touch the same lines: - The setup script creates `uiauto-htpass-secret` and `uiauto-htpasswd-idp` (verified: distributed-tracing-tests- tracing-ui-upstream-commands.sh:139-140), not the generic `htpass-secret` the table checked for. That guard would always report the secret missing and recreate it every time. - Step 3's rerun command ran in "a fresh shell" per its own comment, but only *said* to re-export CYPRESS_BASE_URL/KUBECONFIG_PATH/ LOGIN_IDP/LOGIN_USERS without showing how, and the Bash tool this agent runs on does not persist shell state between commands (true of this very session, too) -- so a rerun could easily execute without them. Added the literal export lines (matching what the original step script does, and what the one completed qe-agent run actually had to reconstruct by hand) directly into the rerun block. More wording trims across Step 5c/5d/5e and the closing notes to stay under skillsaw's 6,000-token budget; verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address fourth CodeRabbit review: close the kube-system fetch loophole Two actionable comments this round; one valid, one not: - Invalid: "export CYPRESS_SKIP_TESTS so Cypress/before() can read it." Checked the actual test source (tests/e2e/dt-plugin-tests.cy.ts:35): SKIP_LIGHTSPEED comes from `Cypress.env('grep')`, which the skill already passes correctly via `--env grep="${GREP}"`. Cypress never reads CYPRESS_SKIP_TESTS itself -- it's purely a shell-side value folded into GREP. Adding export would be a no-op; skipped. - Valid: the "Namespace restriction" bullet said to fetch all-namespaces output and filter kube-system out "before analysis" -- which still executes the request against kube-system first. This is exactly what the one completed qe-agent run did in practice (`oc get csv -A ... | grep -v kube-system`, visible in its own command log), contradicting the bullet's own "MUST NOT access" opening sentence. Replaced the guidance with what the skill's own COO diagnostics already do correctly elsewhere: scope by namespace or a label selector that structurally excludes kube-system, never -A piped to grep. More wording trims to close out under skillsaw's 6,000-token budget; verified with `skillsaw lint` (0 errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Failing e2e test (Tracing UI shows an error if query RBAC is enabled and trace search results are empty) is fixed in observatorium/api#934 Perses updated the Tempo client to remove an unrelated workaround, which had a defensive check against |
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@andreasgerstmayr this has lgtm, approved and qe-approved and the required jobs are green, so the only thing missing is the Also, could you take a look at #314 when you get a chance? It adds a guard in our plugin proxy for the missing |
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