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🟡 Minor · Qualify Resource Manager Tags as API-only until reconciliation exists. · gcp-platform.md:103-110
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winQualify Resource Manager Tags as API-only until reconciliation exists.
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HostedClustersetsspec.platform.gcp.resourceTags, the API accepts the field, but no GCP controller path consumes it. The current text therefore promises TagKey/TagValue resolution and TagBinding creation that do not occur. State that the field is reserved for future reconciliation in both the user documentation and API comments. This documents the current scope without requiring binding implementation in this change.Suggested fix
diff --git a/docs/content/how-to/gcp-platform.md b/docs/content/how-to/gcp-platform.md @@ -Resource Manager tags are distinct from resource labels. Tags are pre-existing -Google Cloud TagKey and TagValue objects that HyperShift attaches to supported -resources by creating TagBindings. Define tags using their short names; do not +Resource Manager tags are distinct from resource labels. Tags are pre-existing +Google Cloud TagKey and TagValue objects reserved for future HyperShift +reconciliation. HyperShift does not currently resolve TagKeys or TagValues or +create TagBindings. Define tags using their short names; do not use a namespaced tag value or a `tagValues/<id>` identifier: @@ -HyperShift resolves tags in the customer project during reconciliation. If a -requested TagKey or TagValue does not exist or cannot be accessed, HyperShift -cannot create its TagBinding until the condition is corrected. Each key and -value may be up to 256 characters, and up to 50 tags may be configured, -matching Google Cloud's per-resource tag limit. The controller identity that -attaches a tag must have Tag User and the resource-specific TagBinding -permissions. HyperShift does not create TagKeys or TagValues as part of -HostedCluster reconciliation. +Each key and value may be up to 256 characters, and up to 50 tags may be +configured, matching Google Cloud's per-resource tag limit. When reconciliation +is implemented, the controller identity that attaches a tag must have Tag User +and the resource-specific TagBinding permissions. HyperShift does not create +TagKeys or TagValues as part of HostedCluster reconciliation. diff --git a/api/hypershift/v1beta1/gcp.go b/api/hypershift/v1beta1/gcp.go @@ -// HyperShift resolves the key and value in the customer project and attaches the -// resulting tag value to supported resources through TagBindings. +// HyperShift accepts this configuration for future reconciliation. It does not +// currently resolve the key and value or create TagBindings. @@ - // a project-scoped TagKey and TagValue by short name. HyperShift resolves the - // tag value using the customer project; users do not need to supply a + // a project-scoped TagKey and TagValue by short name. Future reconciliation + // will resolve the tag value using the customer project; users will not need to supply a // namespaced tag value or a permanent tagValues/<id> identifier. // - // HyperShift resolves these tags during reconciliation. If a requested - // TagKey or TagValue does not exist in the customer project, or cannot be - // accessed, its TagBinding cannot be created until the condition is - // corrected. HyperShift does not create TagKeys or TagValues. Attaching tags - // requires the relevant controller identity to have Tag User and - // resource-specific TagBinding permissions. + // HyperShift does not currently resolve these tags or create TagBindings. + // HyperShift does not create TagKeys or TagValues. Future tag attachment + // requires the relevant controller identity to have Tag User and + // resource-specific TagBinding permissions.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Suggestion: let the report framework carry the unsupported-tags block, and drop the ValidHostedClusterConfiguration manipulation for this case.
The block and the user-facing message are already produced by the critical ValidateAndReconcileGCPTags step. Returning validationErr makes report.aggregate() fail the reconcile, which (a) blocks every executeOrBlock component step and (b) surfaces the message on ReconciliationSucceeded via the top-level Reconcile. So the writes to ValidHostedClusterConfiguration aren't what enforces the block — the report step is.
What the condition writes do add is coupling that's costly to unwind when the planned generic CPO-capability condition replaces this temporary shim:
- a second writer to
ValidHostedClusterConfiguration(basevalidateConfigAndClusterCapabilitiesplus the GCP step), coordinated through theunsupportedCPOImageReasonsentinel; - a capability-specific reason baked into the generic blocking gate (
validConfig.Reason != unsupportedCPOImageReason); - the keep-previous branch that defers the base validator's result to a later phase.
For the temporary state I'd keep the capability check in the critical report step (block + message as today) and drop the condition write, the gate exemption, and the keep-previous branch. That keeps ValidHostedClusterConfiguration single-writer and the gate free of capability-specific reasons, so the later move to the generic capability condition is purely additive rather than a hunt for special cases in control flow.
The gate exemption is the one line I'd most want gone regardless — it's the easiest to leave behind during the migration, at which point a stale False with that reason would silently stop blocking.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Adds
spec.platform.gcp.resourceTagsfor applying pre-existing Google CloudResource Manager tags to supported guest-cluster resources.
Tags may be defined in the HostedCluster project or in an organization. Each tag
uses a short key and value;
parentIDis optional for project-defined tags andselects a numeric organization ID when supplied.
resourceTagsis install-timeimmutable.
The HostedCluster tags are propagated to guest
Infrastructurestatus. Guestcomponents apply them to newly provisioned PD CSI persistent disks and, when
enabled, the image-registry bucket. This setting does not tag worker VMs, boot
disks, or management-side infrastructure.
The change also grants
roles/resourcemanager.tagUserto the image-registryservice account; the PD CSI service account already receives that role through
the IAM template. Organization-defined tags require the relevant grants on the
organization-defined TagValues as well.
Configured tags require a control-plane-operator image with the
io.openshift.hypershift.control-plane-operator-supports-gcp-resource-tags=truecapability label. If that label is absent,
GCPResourceTagsSupported=Falseis reported and provisioning is blocked.This is image-capability based, not tied to an OpenShift release version.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes GCP-1240
Special notes for your reviewer:
HYPERSHIFT_RECONCILE_LEGACY=1) does not run theGCP resource-tag capability check or publish
GCPResourceTagsSupported.When the selected CPO image does not support tag propagation, configured
tags can therefore be silently ignored instead of blocking provisioning.
GCP credential-condition reconciliation is also absent from this path.
installation-time immutability, but does not validate that a referenced tag
exists or that guest identities have access to it.
image-registry operator; a dedicated runtime-validation condition remains
separate work.
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