Port-forward setup was failing the installation because:
1. argocd and dashboard entries were always added to port-mapping even when
those services haven't been selected or installed yet
2. Grafana/Prometheus service names were hardcoded as kps-* but monitoring
deploys with release name "prometheus" → services are prometheus-grafana etc.
3. The grafana status poll after init_port_forwards.sh start would mark the
entire installation failed if grafana wasn't reachable
Changes:
- _build_required_port_forwards (env.py): add argocd_enabled, dashboard_enabled,
monitoring_release params; argocd/dashboard only included when enabled; grafana
and prometheus targets use f"svc/{monitoring_release}-grafana" etc.
- _sync_port_forward_mappings (actions.py): read argocd_enabled from installer
config; read MONITORING_RELEASE from Monitoring section; clean up argocd and
dashboard entries from [Port Forwards] when disabled
- run_init_scripts (services.py): port-forward step is non-fatal — failure logs
a warning and continues; blocking grafana poll removed
- 2 new regression tests (7e) covering the above invariants
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Junie's session targeted the prompt "stabilize ./install.py -c conf/k3d.cfg
using strict TDD" — broad installer-side work, not the k3d-mirror Phase 3
brief I had filed (which she didn't pick up; phase-3 brief stays open). All
750 installer tests pass post-change.
What Junie produced:
install.py (NEW) Top-level CLI entry point. Was
imagined by the prompt but didn't
exist; this commit makes it real.
knoe/deployment.py (NEW) `KnoeDeployment` orchestrator for
the k3s service-mode deploy pipeline.
Wraps Ansible kubeconfig fetch,
opentofu apply, init_*.sh post-apply
scripts, and (optionally) supabase/
deploy.sh.
knoe/ui/screens/cluster.py Dual-cluster GKE kubecontext UI: prod env
knoe/ui/screens/cfg.py now shows separate "App Cluster:" and
"DB Cluster:" dropdowns instead of a
single "Kubernetes Context:" combo.
New _app_kubectx_combo + _db_kubectx_combo
widgets; new app/db_cluster_kubecontext
tk.StringVars.
knoe/core/{actions,env,milestones}.py
knoe/core/ops/storage.py
knoe/config.py, knoe/knoe_conf.py Plumbing changes for the dual-cluster
kubecontext flow + storage-class topology
detection cleanup.
knoe/tools/cleanup_cnpg_storage.py (NEW) Stand-alone cleanup utility.
tools/dashboard.sh (NEW) Dashboard helper.
conf/knoe.cfg (NEW) Master cfg generated by knoe_conf.
conf/dev/ (NEW) Dev-mode cfg directory.
conf/port-mapping.cfg Port mapping tweaks for k3d.
tests/installer/* (8 files) New + extended tests for the dual-cluster
tests/test_database_options.py TUI, kubecontext save flow, storage ops,
topology detection, deploy helpers,
database-options screen.
Issues found in Junie's working state and fixed here:
1. install.py was a 11-line import shim with no shebang, no `chmod +x`,
no `if __name__ == '__main__'` block. `./install.py -c conf/k3d.cfg`
returned `Permission denied` and `python install.py` did nothing.
Added `#!/usr/bin/env python3`, `chmod +x`, and a __main__ block
that delegates to `knoe.ui.screens.main()`. `./install.py --help`
now prints the canonical argparse help.
2. knoe/deployment.py had FIVE `subprocess.run()` call sites with no
`timeout=` argument (`_run_script`, `_run_cmd`, the Ansible playbook
fetch, `tofu init`, `tofu apply`). A hung child process — typical
failure mode is a script waiting on stdin or a stalled network
call — would lock up the installer indefinitely. Added timeouts:
- Ansible kubeconfig fetch: 120s
- tofu init: 300s
- tofu apply, _run_script, _run_cmd: bounded by new module
constant `_MILESTONE_TIMEOUT` (default 1800s = 30 min, override
via `KNOE_MILESTONE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` env var).
`subprocess.TimeoutExpired` is caught explicitly; on timeout the
run helpers return exit code 124 (conventional timeout code).
3. `conf/k3d.cfg` was corrupted with MagicMock string-reprs on disk:
KNOE_CONF = <MagicMock name='Canvas().tk.call().strip()' id='4743999712'>
argocd.node_selector = <MagicMock name='mock.StringVar().get().strip()' id='...'>
Likely path: Junie ran `./install.py -c conf/k3d.cfg` interactively
in a non-Tk environment (or with a partially-mocked widget set) and
the installer's "save current state" path wrote the mock-objects'
`__repr__` strings into the cfg file. This commit reverts the cfg
to its pre-Junie state. **Followup: harden the cfg save path
against non-string widget values** — track separately.
4. The corrupted cfg caused the installer to call `os.makedirs()` on
the mock-string values, producing 10 directories on disk literally
named `<MagicMock name='Canvas().tk.call().strip()' id='4733210304'>/`
etc., with 5–86 files of install artifacts inside each. Removed.
The "final step is timing out" the user reported was almost certainly
issue #2 above: install.py walked the milestone pipeline, hit one of
the unbounded subprocess.run calls, and the wrapped command (probably
supabase/deploy.sh, which Junie was reading for context when her
session timed out) hung. With the timeouts in place that path now
exits cleanly with rc=124 instead of locking up.
Verification:
- pytest tests/installer/ -q 750 passed in ~25s
- python3 -c "import knoe.deployment" imports clean
- ./install.py --help prints argparse help
- find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '<MagicMock*' | wc -l 0
- head -7 conf/k3d.cfg clean (no MagicMock)
Out of scope for this commit (followups):
- The cfg save-path that wrote mock-objects-as-strings (issue #3 root cause).
Reproducer: launch the installer in an env where Tk widget vars are
`unittest.mock.MagicMock` instances. The cfg save code should refuse to
serialize non-str values rather than calling `str()` on a MagicMock.
- The k3d-mirror Phase 3 brief (`docs/plans/junie/k3d-knoe-auth-pod-deploy.md`)
is still open — Junie picked a different prompt this round.
Co-authored-by: Junie <junie@jetbrains.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- update Kong/Supabase ingress and service manifests for k3s
- expand init scripts and runtime config/topology handling
- refresh KNØE UI screens and Supabase deployment/render logic
- include related env helper test adjustments
Co-authored-by: Junie <junie@jetbrains.com>
- add tools/manage-node.sh for k3s node add/remove automation with inventory reconciliation
- include kubectl drain flag compatibility and --ssh-host targeting for uninstall workflows
- persist installer cfg/env values and update deploy/database/cfg UI handling
- refresh related inventory/network artifacts and expand installer/database test coverage
Co-authored-by: Junie <junie@jetbrains.com>
- Replace ambiguous NAMESPACE handling with SERVICE_NAMESPACE, DATABASE_NAMESPACE, and CLUSTER_NAME across config parsing/defaults, environment setup, actions, and UI bindings.
- Persist DATABASE_NAMESPACE and CLUSTER_NAME from Database Browser on Next and use them consistently in CNPG deployment/runtime logic.
- Update milestones/tests and include related config/tooling artifacts (cleanup_cnpg_storage tool, service config/version/network updates).
Co-authored-by: Junie <junie@jetbrains.com>
- Implement centralized `resolve_prole_home` utility for consistent environment-based `PROLE_HOME` resolution across modules
- Replace hardcoded home paths with `resolve_prole_home`
- Refactor PV management to support iSCSI mounts and node placement from Ansible manifests
- Improve Kubernetes manifest handling to dynamically apply namespaces per document
- Adjust `knoe-db` build context path and related tests
- Add utilities for detecting and applying Ansible-defined node labels and PVs
