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16 click-driven integration suites — one flow per page or component: list pages for services, routes, ingresses, NADs, UDNs and network policies; the service, route, ingress, NAD and UDN create forms; the service pods tab and NAD details; physical networks; the topology toolbar; the create-project modal; the NAD and UDN virtual-machine tabs.
Each renders the production view, drives it with user-event and asserts the visible result or the request it sent. src/test/setup.ts fails a test on any console output or unhandled request, so the suites are only green on top of PR 2's fixes — IngressesList asserts the canonical /k8s/ns/cy-test-ns/networking.k8s.io~v1~Ingress/~new and .../shop/yaml routes, and CreateProjectModal asserts the exact [{op:'add', path:'/spec/namespaceSelector/matchExpressions', value:[…]}] patch.
Also documents the inventory and scenario selection in docs/e2e-coverage.md, and adds the Integration tests step to the Test workflow after the unit coverage step.
Commit 3 of 3, on top of PR 2. Review scope is this commit ("Add 16 click-driven integration suites") plus the test files; the branch also carries commits 1 and 2.
Until #671 merges the diff also shows #671's files; it will be rebased onto main once #671 lands.
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16 click-driven integration suites — one flow per page or component: list pages for services, routes, ingresses, NADs, UDNs and network policies; the service, route, ingress, NAD and UDN create forms; the service pods tab and NAD details; physical networks; the topology toolbar; the create-project modal; the NAD and UDN virtual-machine tabs.
Each renders the production view, drives it with user-event and asserts the visible result or the request it sent. src/test/setup.ts fails a test on any console output or unhandled request, so the suites are only green on top of PR 2's fixes — IngressesList asserts the canonical /k8s/ns/cy-test-ns/networking.k8s.io~v1~Ingress/~new and .../shop/yaml routes, and CreateProjectModal asserts the exact [{op:'add', path:'/spec/namespaceSelector/matchExpressions', value:[…]}] patch.
Also documents the inventory and scenario selection in docs/e2e-coverage.md, and adds the Integration tests step to the Test workflow after the unit coverage step.
The three topology unit suites / 17 tests from #671 are unchanged and still run under npm test.
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The pull request adds a Jest and MSW integration test harness that uses recorded, sanitized API fixtures. It adds integration tests for networking views, updates several UI behaviors, and adds sanitizer and integration test steps to CI.
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The new fixture recording and seeding scripts can write unrelated cluster data into public fixtures, give the same node different aliases across fixture files, change or delete pre-existing namespaced resources, and fail on shared clusters. These do not affect the shipped plugin. They are worth fixing before merge because the fixtures are committed to a public repository.
Query the form fields by label, not by id, and correct the test comment.
The comment says the labels are visual only. RouteForm links each label to its input through the same fieldId and id, so getByLabelText can find both fields. Selecting by id skips that association. The test would still pass if the labels were disconnected from their inputs.
Suggested fix
- // The form's labels are visual only, so fields are addressed by id.- const name = container.querySelector('#name');+ const name = screen.getByLabelText(/^Name/);
await userEvent.clear(name);
await userEvent.type(name, 'shop');
- const host = container.querySelector('#host');+ const host = screen.getByLabelText('Hostname');
await userEvent.type(host, 'shop.example.com');
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Review comment at @src/views/routes/form/RouteForm.integration.test.tsx around
lines 39 - 45:
Update the RouteForm integration test to locate the name and hostname inputs
through their associated labels using label-based queries, and correct the
comment that incorrectly says labels are visual only. Keep the existing input
interactions unchanged so the test verifies the label-to-input associations.
Assert that the empty state renders no network rows.
The assertion at line 97 checks for one resource-link test id. The empty fixture cannot produce that name, so the check passes for any rendered output that omits it. It does not show that the list has no rows.
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@src/views/nads/list/NetworkAttachmentDefinitionList.integration.test.tsx at
line 97:
Update the empty-state assertion in the NetworkAttachmentDefinitionList test to
verify that the network-bridge row text is absent, rather than checking for a
resource-link test ID the empty fixture cannot produce. Keep the assertion
focused on confirming no network rows render.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Line 26: Update the actions/checkout and actions/setup-node references in the
workflow to use their verified full commit SHAs instead of mutable version tags,
retaining each resolved version as a comment. For annotated tags, pin the
dereferenced commit rather than the tag object.
Review comments at @src/utils/utils/helpers.ts:
- Around line 18-22: Update isEmpty to identify plain objects through their
prototype rather than obj.constructor, treating null-prototype and cross-realm
plain objects as plain while keeping class instances non-plain. Preserve the
existing empty-key check and array handling.
Review comments at @src/views/createprojectmodal/utils.ts:
- Line 20: Update the project expression lookup to match both
PROJECT_NAME_LABEL_KEY and Operator.In, rather than matching on the key alone.
Preserve the existing fallback that appends a new In expression when no matching
expression exists, leaving any NotIn expression intact.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@src/views/nads/list/NetworkAttachmentDefinitionList.integration.test.tsx:
- Line 97: Update the empty-state assertion in the
NetworkAttachmentDefinitionList test to verify that the network-bridge row text
is absent, rather than checking for a resource-link test ID the empty fixture
cannot produce. Keep the assertion focused on confirming no network rows render.
Review comments at @src/views/routes/form/RouteForm.integration.test.tsx:
- Around line 39-45: Update the RouteForm integration test to locate the name
and hostname inputs through their associated labels using label-based queries,
and correct the comment that incorrectly says labels are visual only. Keep the
existing input interactions unchanged so the test verifies the label-to-input
associations.
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Failed pre-merge checks:
- No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs:
Remove customer names from sanitizer errors. Limit seed output to suite-owned
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Pin workflow actions to full commit SHAs.
actions/checkout at line 26 uses the mutable tag v7. The CI/CD rules for workflow files require full-SHA pinning. A tag can be moved to a different commit, so the job can run code that was not reviewed. The actions/setup-node reference at line 31 has the same problem.
Resolve each tag to its commit SHA first. For an annotated tag, dereference the tag object to its commit. Then pin each action with the full SHA and keep the version as a comment:
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @.github/workflows/test.yml at line 26:
Update the actions/checkout and actions/setup-node references in the workflow to
use their verified full commit SHAs instead of mutable version tags, retaining
each resolved version as a comment. For annotated tags, pin the dereferenced
commit rather than the tag object.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
# Read the full helper with line numbers, and list its sibling files that may re-export it.
cat -n src/utils/utils/helpers.ts
ls src/utils/utils/
# Find every isEmpty reference in the source tree.
rg -n -F --glob '*.{ts,tsx}' -e 'isEmpty' -- src/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: openshift/networking-console-plugin
Length of output: 17657
Use a prototype check for plain objects in isEmpty.
Line 22 still compares obj.constructor === Object, although the comment above it says constructor comparison is not realm-safe. Two objects with no keys are then reported as non-empty:
An object from another realm, such as an iframe or jsdom realm. Its constructor is that realm's Object.
A null-prototype object created with Object.create(null). Its constructor is undefined.
Branches that depend on isEmpty for objects can take the wrong path for these inputs. For example, the branch guarded by !isEmpty(matchLabels) in src/utils/telemetry/telemetry.ts:76 runs for an empty null-prototype matchLabels.
A prototype check handles both cases. It keeps class instances non-empty, which a Object.prototype.toString check would not do.
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Update isEmpty to identify plain objects through their prototype rather than
obj.constructor, treating null-prototype and cross-realm plain objects as plain
while keeping class instances non-plain. Preserve the existing empty-key check
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
set -u
echo"== head presence =="
git cat-file -t 54f21bb134c96aef5f9b926bd54b5bfa3c73a944 ||trueecho"== base presence =="
git cat-file -t f40891bf3a4ff161381b9ebb40c41f15cef71387 ||trueecho"== current file =="
cat -n src/views/createprojectmodal/utils.ts
echo"== base file =="
git show f40891bf3a4ff161381b9ebb40c41f15cef71387:src/views/createprojectmodal/utils.ts 2>&1||trueecho"== references to key and patch function =="
rg -n -F -e 'PROJECT_NAME_LABEL_KEY' -e 'patchClusterUDN' -- src/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: openshift/networking-console-plugin
Length of output: 5408
Select only In expressions as the project expression.
The lookup at lines 19-20 matches on key alone. A kubernetes.io/metadata.name expression with operator: NotIn is treated as the project expression. Lines 56-64 then append the project name to its values. That adds the project to the exclusion list, so the CUDN does not select it. This lookup predates this change, but the function now rewrites this path.
The NotIn operator is valid in a label selector requirement. The plugin's create path uses In, so this input must come from a user-authored CUDN. When no In expression exists, the existing /- branch appends a new In expression. Requirements are ANDed, so this keeps the existing NotIn expression intact.
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Review comment at @src/views/createprojectmodal/utils.ts at line 20:
Update the project expression lookup to match both PROJECT_NAME_LABEL_KEY and
Operator.In, rather than matching on the key alone. Preserve the existing
fallback that appends a new In expression when no matching expression exists,
leaving any NotIn expression intact.
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Adds a Jest project that renders real component trees against recorded
cluster payloads: the console SDK is replaced by a fetch-based shim and MSW
answers the requests it issues, so the suites need no cluster. The Test
workflow runs it next to the unit project, and CONTRIBUTING documents both.
The project runs under Jest's ESM runtime because msw 3.0.4 is ESM-only
(Node >= 22.12): the integration scripts set
NODE_OPTIONS=--experimental-vm-modules, ts-jest emits ESM, and there is no
CommonJS build mapping for msw and no transform for its dependencies.
jsdom's missing setImmediate is supplied by src/test/nodeGlobals.ts, and the
server uses msw 3's onUnhandledFrame option. Model plurals are registered
from setup, so the SDK shim no longer needs jest.requireActual, and fixtures
resolve through import.meta.url.
A harness self-test covers the shim, fixture loading, model plural
resolution and an MSW-served watch. The module mappings point the ESM-only d3
packages and @patternfly dist/esm deep paths at their published CommonJS or
UMD builds, so a suite can load a component that imports
@patternfly/react-topology. The recording scripts seed a Layer3 UDN with its
own topology, and the Testing Library dev dependencies are pinned to their
resolved versions.
Three view suites from the follow-up integration-test work are ported here:
the Service list, the Route list and the physical-network page. The pods tab
and topology toolbar suites stay there, because both depend on its
CommonJS Jest project (a module-scope jest.mock and an SDK export the ESM
shim does not carry).
setup.ts loads the real English catalog instead of an empty resource
bundle, so t and Trans interpolate and pluralize as they do in the console.
src/test/i18n.integration.test.tsx keeps that honest: a missing key is
echoed back and then interpolated, so the suite asserts a plural variant
whose catalog value differs from the key.
The fixture sanitizer replaces node and cluster tokens only where they stand
alone, so a node called net leaves ethernet alone, and it fails closed on an
empty recording: only the kinds that are legitimately empty may be
committed. Refusals no longer echo the cluster-scoped object or namespace
they reject. scripts/sanitize-fixture.test.js drives the CLI through twelve
node:test cases, and the Test workflow runs them.
The recorder refuses to run without a cluster server or node names, drops a
cluster label that cannot identify a cluster (numeric, one character, or
equal to the TLD), and no longer sends oc's stderr -- which can name the API
server -- to the log.
CI runs the project on Node 24, where Jest's sync ESM loader rejects a
require(esm) edge inside an active walk. Two such edges sat in the graph: the
only CommonJS source file (units.js) required the constants module, and
@patternfly's CommonJS builds require the style mock, which was TypeScript.
The regex moved into units.js, where its only consumer lives, and the mock is
now style-mock.cjs, so the project loads on Node 22 and 24 alike.
Review follow-ups: cluster-scoped ownership is the label the suite's seeds
already carry rather than a name prefix, so test-cudn-other-team is refused and
the seed script neither overwrites nor deletes a CUDN it did not label;
compressed IPv6 (fd00::beef) is detected, and the whole value is replaced
because a substring replacement left the placeholder glued to the captured
text; node names come from both Node and NodeNetworkState, so a node without a
NetworkState cannot reach nodes.json; the seed fails when the EndpointSlice or
Route wait times out instead of recording an empty list; and the list suites
wait for endpoint health instead of asserting it immediately.
…surfaced
Navigate Ingress create and edit to the canonical group~version~kind path: the
console does not resolve the short "ingresses" plural, so both links 404.
Make isEmpty realm-safe with Array.isArray instead of comparing constructors,
so arrays created in another realm (jsdom, iframes) no longer read as
non-empty objects.
Patch a CUDN namespace selector by appending to matchExpressions (`/-`), or by
creating a missing selector, instead of replacing the array and dropping the
other match expressions.
Guard the empty NAD list against a quick-starts watch that ended
loaded-with-error and against QuickStart specs without description or
displayName.
Clear the accessibility and markup warnings the flows surfaced: bind 16 form
inputs to their labels across 9 files, give every data-view table the column
content and Th props it wraps itself instead of a nested Th, and key the UDN
subnet rows. The Service ports field moved into the port builder, so the ouiaId
change for its textarea is no longer part of this commit.
Adds thirteen suites on top of the harness: Service form and list navigation,
Route form, Ingress list, NetworkPolicy list and page, Create Project modal, NAD
form, list and details, UDN form and list, the Service pods tab and the topology
toolbar. The Service list, Route list and physical-network suites stay in the
harness PR instead of being added twice, and docs/e2e-coverage.md records what
each suite covers.
Three adaptations the ES-module harness needs. The SDK shim gains DocumentTitle,
which the details pages render. The topology toolbar registers its
@patternfly/react-topology mock with jest.unstable_mockModule and imports the
component and the model builder only after the mock is registered: a
module-scope jest.mock has no effect in an ES module, and loading the real
package emits a mobx deprecation warning that the harness treats as a failure.
The Service form serves the pod and deployment watches its selector field
issues, and the invalid-form case clears the required port row instead of the
free-text textarea the port builder replaced.
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Review comments at @scripts/record-integration-fixtures.sh:
- Line 77: Update the record requests for clusteruserdefinednetworks and the
corresponding NNCP list to use the suite’s ownership label selector, so
unrelated cluster resources are excluded before sanitization. Retain the
sanitizer’s ownership check as a safeguard.
Review comments at @scripts/sanitize-fixture.js:
- Around line 306-309: Restrict cluster-scoped fixture records before
serialization, since namespace ownership checks do not apply to these objects.
Update the handling of ConsoleQuickStartList and
VirtualMachineClusterInstancetypeList to allow only explicitly required items,
preserving their existing projections and serialization behavior for selected
items.
- Around line 144-148: Update the annotation handling in the fixture sanitizer
to use an allow-list instead of ANNOTATION_DENYLIST: retain only annotation keys
confirmed as necessary by the tests and remove all other annotations before
recording fixtures. Preserve the required values and existing sanitization
behavior for other metadata.
- Around line 68-71: Seed the nodeNames map used by placeholderNode from the
recorder’s shared, sorted node list before sanitizing fixture data. Preserve
that list’s order so each node receives the same alias across fixture files,
including when a file omits a node.
Review comments at @scripts/seed-integration-fixtures.sh:
- Line 57: Update the seeding and --cleanup flow in the script that checks the
namespace via NS: before applying the manifest, refuse to proceed if listed
namespaced objects already exist, and during cleanup delete only objects whose
ownership by this seed has been confirmed. Preserve the existing CUDN guard; it
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Filter owned cluster resources before sanitizing the lists.
If a shared cluster contains any unrelated CUDN or NNCP, these unfiltered requests include it. guardClusterScoped then rejects the entire list, so the fixture-recording command cannot complete even when this suite’s seed exists. Request only owned items for both lists, and retain the sanitizer’s ownership check as a safeguard. Kubernetes list requests support label-selector filtering. (kubernetes.io)
Also applies to: 79-79
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Review comment at @scripts/record-integration-fixtures.sh at line 77:
Update the record requests for clusteruserdefinednetworks and the corresponding NNCP list to use the suite’s ownership label selector, so unrelated cluster resources are excluded before sanitization. Retain the sanitizer’s ownership check as a safeguard.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Seed node aliases from the shared node list so every fixture file uses one alias per node.
Each sanitizer process starts with an empty nodeNames map (scripts/sanitize-fixture.js:68), and the recorder runs one process per fixture (scripts/record-integration-fixtures.sh:53-60). Aliases therefore follow each file's first-seen order. When a Node has no NodeNetworkState, which the recorder allows (scripts/record-integration-fixtures.sh:33-34), the same node can get different aliases in nodes.json and nodenetworkstates.json. For example, if Nodes contain master-0 and worker-0 but NodeNetworkStates contain only worker-0, worker-0 becomes node-2 in one file and node-1 in the other. The UI relates these lists by node name (src/views/physical-networks/utils/aggregation.ts:279-285), so the fixtures can encode the wrong node relationship.
The recorder already passes the same sorted list to every process (scripts/record-integration-fixtures.sh:40, 50). Seeding the map from that list gives each node one alias across all files in a recording run:
Suggested fix
const placeholderNode = (value) => {
if (!nodeNames.has(value)) nodeNames.set(value, `node-${nodeNames.size + 1}`);
return nodeNames.get(value);
};
++// Seed in the recorder's shared order so every fixture file uses the same alias.+for (const token of NODE_TOKENS) placeholderNode(token);
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Review comment at @scripts/sanitize-fixture.js around lines 68 - 71:
Seed the nodeNames map used by placeholderNode from the recorder’s shared, sorted node list before sanitizing fixture data. Preserve that list’s order so each node receives the same alias across fixture files, including when a file omits a node.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Do not retain arbitrary annotations in recorded lists.
The recorder fetches the full ServiceList. A Service in an allowed namespace with metadata.annotations.contact set to an email address retains that value: the denylist does not remove it, and the output checks do not detect it. The recorder can then write the email address to a public fixture. Admit only fields needed by the tests, rather than excluding known annotation keys. As per path instructions, “Validate at trust boundaries with allow-lists, not deny-lists.” (kubernetes.io)
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Review comment at @scripts/sanitize-fixture.js around lines 144 - 148:
Update the annotation handling in the fixture sanitizer to use an allow-list instead of ANNOTATION_DENYLIST: retain only annotation keys confirmed as necessary by the tests and remove all other annotations before recording fixtures. Preserve the required values and existing sanitization behavior for other metadata.
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Restrict the other cluster-scoped recordings.
The recorder also fetches all ConsoleQuickStartList and VirtualMachineClusterInstancetypeList items. Neither kind enters this ownership guard. Their projections retain display text or resource names and specs, so a shared cluster’s unrelated items can reach the committed fixtures. Select the explicitly required items before serialization; the namespace check cannot protect cluster-scoped objects. As per path instructions, “Validate at trust boundaries with allow-lists, not deny-lists.” (kubernetes.io)
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Review comment at @scripts/sanitize-fixture.js around lines 306 - 309:
Restrict cluster-scoped fixture records before serialization, since namespace ownership checks do not apply to these objects. Update the handling of ConsoleQuickStartList and VirtualMachineClusterInstancetypeList to allow only explicitly required items, preserving their existing projections and serialization behavior for selected items.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Check namespaced ownership before seeding or cleanup.
If cy-test-ns already contains service/web or another listed name, oc apply can change that object. A later --cleanup deletes it without an ownership check. The CUDN guard does not protect namespaced objects. Refuse conflicting objects before applying the manifest, and delete only objects confirmed to belong to this seed. (kubernetes.io)
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Review comment at @scripts/seed-integration-fixtures.sh at line 57:
Update the seeding and --cleanup flow in the script that checks the namespace via NS: before applying the manifest, refuse to proceed if listed namespaced objects already exist, and during cleanup delete only objects whose ownership by this seed has been confirmed. Preserve the existing CUDN guard; it does not establish ownership of namespaced objects.
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Summary
16 click-driven integration suites — one flow per page or component: list pages for services, routes, ingresses, NADs, UDNs and network policies; the service, route, ingress, NAD and UDN create forms; the service pods tab and NAD details; physical networks; the topology toolbar; the create-project modal; the NAD and UDN virtual-machine tabs.
Each renders the production view, drives it with
user-eventand asserts the visible result or the request it sent.src/test/setup.tsfails a test on any console output or unhandled request, so the suites are only green on top of PR 2's fixes —IngressesListasserts the canonical/k8s/ns/cy-test-ns/networking.k8s.io~v1~Ingress/~newand.../shop/yamlroutes, andCreateProjectModalasserts the exact[{op:'add', path:'/spec/namespaceSelector/matchExpressions', value:[…]}]patch.Also documents the inventory and scenario selection in
docs/e2e-coverage.md, and adds theIntegration testsstep to the Test workflow after the unit coverage step.Jira: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPNETUI-228
Reviewing this stack
Commit 3 of 3, on top of PR 2. Review scope is this commit ("Add 16 click-driven integration suites") plus the test files; the branch also carries commits 1 and 2.
Until #671 merges the diff also shows #671's files; it will be rebased onto
mainonce #671 lands.Verification
npm run test:integration -- --runInBandnpm testnpm run lintnpm run build./test-frontend.shlocales/unchangedThe three topology unit suites / 17 tests from #671 are unchanged and still run under
npm test.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Accessibility
Tests & Documentation