✨ implementation of a source-sniffing direct bundle installer - #2907
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds direct OCI image sources to ClusterExtension. It updates API types, generated clients, CRD validation, bundle resolution, feature-gated reconciliation, manifests, documentation, and tests. ChangesOCI image source support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Direct bundle installation can record incorrect package metadata or reject valid image references, while malformed references may pass admission. These issues should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClusterExtension
participant MultiResolver
participant OCIImageResolver
participant ImagePuller
participant BundleContentDetector
ClusterExtension->>MultiResolver: Resolve sourceType OCIImage
MultiResolver->>OCIImageResolver: Resolve OCI image reference
OCIImageResolver->>ImagePuller: Pull image through shared cache
ImagePuller-->>OCIImageResolver: Return unpacked filesystem
OCIImageResolver->>BundleContentDetector: Detect bundle content
BundleContentDetector-->>OCIImageResolver: Return validated bundle
OCIImageResolver-->>MultiResolver: Return bundle and version release
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In `@api/v1/clusterextension_types.go`:
- Line 175: The XValidation rule currently misparses registry ports as part of
the tag or digest; update its reference parsing to validate only the tag or
digest after the repository path while preserving valid registry ports. Add
admission coverage for tagged and digested references that include registry
ports.
- Line 161: Update the OCIImage field to use the OCIImageSource value type and
the json tag with omitzero instead of a pointer and omitempty. Regenerate
artifacts with the requested make targets and run the API diff lint.
In
`@helm/olmv1/base/operator-controller/crd/experimental/olm.operatorframework.io_clusterextensions.yaml`:
- Around line 485-489: Update the ClusterExtension image-reference validation in
the API type definitions so both domain and image-name checks validate the
entire reference rather than matching or finding valid substrings. Regenerate
the experimental ClusterExtension CRD from those definitions and add admission
tests covering invalid repository segments such as uppercase names while
preserving valid references.
In `@internal/operator-controller/controllers/direct_bundle_test.go`:
- Line 1: Rename the test package from controllers_test to controllers, remove
the self-import, and invoke DirectBundleRequiresBoxcutter directly within the
same package.
In `@internal/operator-controller/resolve/ociimage.go`:
- Line 105: Update the package-property validation in the OCI image resolver
around hasPackageProperty so it parses the property, requires exactly one valid
olm.package entry, and verifies its packageName matches
registryBundle.PackageName before resolving; reject missing, duplicate,
malformed, or mismatched values, and add a test covering a property for a
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| OCIImage *OCIImageSource `json:"ociImage,omitempty"` |
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Use a value field for optional OCIImage.
Declare it as OCIImageSource with json:"ociImage,omitzero", then run make generate manifests crd-ref-docs and make lint-api-diff.
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In `@api/v1/clusterextension_types.go` at line 161, Update the OCIImage field to
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| // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="self.find(\"(@.*:)\") != \"\" || self.find(\":.*$\") != \"\"",message="must end with a digest or a tag" | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="self.find(\"(@.*:)\") == \"\" ? (self.find(\":.*$\") != \"\" ? self.find(\":.*$\").substring(1).size() <= 127 : true) : true",message="tag is invalid" | ||
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| // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="self.find(\"(@.*:)\") != \"\" ? self.find(\"(@.*:)\").matches(\"(@[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9]*([-_+.][A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9]*)*[:])\") : true",message="digest algorithm is not valid" |
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Handle registry ports before validating the tag or digest.
self.find(":.*$") starts at the registry port. A valid reference such as registry.example:5000/ns/operator:latest can fail the tag rules because the extracted value contains /. A digest reference with a registry port can fail the digest length and hexadecimal checks for the same reason. Parse after the repository path or use a complete reference validator. Add admission cases for both forms.
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In `@api/v1/clusterextension_types.go` at line 175, The XValidation rule currently
misparses registry ports as part of the tag or digest; update its reference
parsing to validate only the tag or digest after the repository path while
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| rule: self.matches("^([a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])((\\.([a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]*[a-zA-Z0-9]))+)?(:[0-9]+)?\\b") | ||
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In Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition (CRD) validation using the Common Expression Language (CEL), regex operations are handled through two primary mechanisms: the standard CEL matches function and the Kubernetes-specific regex extension library [1][2][3]. Standard CEL matches Function The matches(regex) function is part of the CEL standard library and is always available [4][5]. - Semantics: It returns true if the entire string matches the provided regular expression [6][5]. - Regex Syntax: It follows the RE2 syntax [6]. - Matching Behavior: By default, the regex must match the entire string [6]. To match only a substring, you must explicitly omit anchors or adjust the pattern accordingly; conversely, to force full-string matching, use explicit anchors (^ and $) [6]. Kubernetes Regex Extension Library Kubernetes provides an additional regex library that extends the standard functionality to support more complex operations beyond simple boolean matching [1][4]. - Extended Functions: - find(regex): Returns the first substring match as a string, or an empty string if no match is found [1][7][5]. - findAll(regex): Returns a list of all non-overlapping substring matches [1][7][5]. - findAll(regex, count): Returns a list containing up to the specified number of non-overlapping matches [5]. - Usage: These functions are useful for extracting specific parts of a string or performing more complex data validation than a simple boolean matches check [7][5]. Key Implementation Details - Pre-compilation: When regex patterns are provided as string constants within x-kubernetes-validations rules, Kubernetes compiles them during CRD creation or update [3][8]. Any compilation errors are reported immediately as validation errors during the CRD registration process [3][8]. - Cost Estimation: Because regex operations can be computationally expensive, Kubernetes assigns cost estimates to these functions based on the length of the input and the regex pattern (approximated as length(regexString) * length(inputString)), reflecting the worst-case time complexity of the underlying Go RE2 implementation [1][4]. - OpenAPIv3 Integration: For simple pattern matching, it is recommended to use the standard OpenAPIv3 pattern field within your CRD schema where possible, as it is designed for string field validation [7][3][9]. CEL validation rules should be reserved for more complex logic that cannot be expressed via native OpenAPIv3 schemas [2][3].
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Validate the complete image reference.
The matches rule accepts a valid domain prefix, and the find rule accepts a valid-looking substring. Thus, quay.io/INVALID/operator:latest can pass while retaining the invalid INVALID repository segment. Anchor both checks or use an image-reference parser. Update api/v1/clusterextension_types.go, regenerate the CRD, and add admission tests.
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In
`@helm/olmv1/base/operator-controller/crd/experimental/olm.operatorframework.io_clusterextensions.yaml`
around lines 485 - 489, Update the ClusterExtension image-reference validation
in the API type definitions so both domain and image-name checks validate the
entire reference rather than matching or finding valid substrings. Regenerate
the experimental ClusterExtension CRD from those definitions and add admission
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Use a package name without an underscore.
Rename controllers_test to controllers. Remove the self-import and call DirectBundleRequiresBoxcutter directly.
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| if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(propertiesJSON), &bundle.Properties); err != nil { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to parse bundle properties: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| if !hasPackageProperty(bundle.Properties) { |
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Validate the package property value.
Line 105 only checks for an olm.package property. It does not verify its packageName.
An image with metadata/annotations.yaml package a and an olm.package value for package b resolves successfully. The resolver stores package a and derives version metadata from package b. The reconciliation step then persists incorrect package identity in the revision metadata.
Parse the package property. Require exactly one valid package property whose packageName equals registryBundle.PackageName. Add a mismatched-package test.
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In `@internal/operator-controller/resolve/ociimage.go` at line 105, Update the
package-property validation in the OCI image resolver around hasPackageProperty
so it parses the property, requires exactly one valid olm.package entry, and
verifies its packageName matches registryBundle.PackageName before resolving;
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| // +unionDiscriminator | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:Enum:="Catalog" | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:Enum:="Catalog";"OCIImage" |
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Separate enum validation and the type addition between standard and experimental, such that only experimental adds the support for the new enum/type since this appears to be behind the experimental only BoxcutterRuntime feature gate?
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| if ext.Spec.Source.SourceType == ocv1.SourceTypeOCIImage { |
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This seems to at least partially defeat the purpose of the MultiResolver. Is it not possible to leave this function untouched and let the existing (theoretically resolver-implementation-agnostic) logic just do the general thing with whatever the resolver returns?
If not, it seems like we have a bad resolver abstraction, and maybe we should make a change there?
| if state.revisionStates.Installed != nil { | ||
| installedBundleName = state.revisionStates.Installed.Name | ||
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Replace with a call to the new installedBundleName helper?
| // BundleContentDetector identifies and loads a supported bundle format from | ||
| // already-unpacked image content. | ||
| type BundleContentDetector interface { | ||
| Detect(fs.FS, string) (*declcfg.Bundle, error) | ||
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A couple of notes here:
- We'll end up needing more than an fs.FS-based detector. The thing that pulls the image from the registry will need to be able to unpack a ref, and not all refs are standard container images.
- The thing that actually assesses the OCI layers will very likely be the thing that can do the detection, well before anything exists on disk.
I have another iteration of the image pulling stuff here: https://github.com/joelanford/library-olm/tree/main/image
The idea is that you register a client with a bunch of Handlers and then start throwing refs at it. A Handler does two things:
- Given an OCI descriptor and a repository client (in case it needs to pull more stuff), detect whether the given OCI artifact matches the kind the handler supports
- Given an OCI descriptor and a repository client, actually unpack whatever is there into a directory on disk, with whatever logic the handler wants (i.e. no need to pull all layers if not all layers are relevant)
For now, maybe we drop the detector stuff and just continue assuming registry+v1 only? When we add Helm support, I'm keen on getting this library in place. The library will make it easy for us to add support for more formats in the future because it is just "implement handler and register it".
| propertiesJSON := registryBundle.CSV.Annotations[bundlesource.PropertyOLMProperties] | ||
| if propertiesJSON == "" { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("bundle %q has no %q package property", bundle.Name, bundlesource.PropertyOLMProperties) | ||
| } | ||
| if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(propertiesJSON), &bundle.Properties); err != nil { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to parse bundle properties: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| if !hasPackageProperty(bundle.Properties) { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("bundle %q has no package property", bundle.Name) | ||
| } |
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What's this part doing? Seems like we already have a package name from registryBundle.PackageName?
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Seems like it should be a concern of the bundle parser to validate this?
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Description
An implementation of a direct bundle install capability to Operator Controller, currently only supporting registry+v1 bundles.
This implementation adds an OCI image resolver to existing resolver architecture to handle and validate direct bundle attempts for registry+v1 bundles, bypassing catalog resolution phases.
This is intended as a basis for doing additional type sniffing for other content types in the future, for e.g. helm charts.
This is based off predecessor proof of concept implementations
and the RFC at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNeEpixSX_D3IHjl-ewb_W79Il4D0eikMAWJupXkmc8/
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