fix(taskfiles): Use a unique Docker Compose project and host port for each Huntsman e2e run (fixes #502). - #504
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participant E2ETestTask
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E2ETestTask->>DockerCompose: Start with run-specific project name
DockerCompose->>StorageContainer: Publish storage on an assigned host port
E2ETestTask->>StorageContainer: Read published host port
E2ETestTask->>EndpointResolution: Pass published port
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In `@taskfiles/test.yaml`:
- Around line 59-60: Derive SPIDER_ENV_FILE and SPIDER_ENDPOINT_FILE from
SPIDER_COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME so each E2E run uses and cleans up its own generated
files; keep both paths within G_BUILD_DIR.
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…dev dependencies.
| sh: "uuidgen | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | sed 's/^/spider-e2e-/'" | ||
| # Let Docker pick a free host port for `spider-storage` so that concurrent runs don't collide. | ||
| # The assigned port is looked up after the deployment starts. | ||
| SPIDER_STORAGE_PUBLISHED_PORT: "0" |
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Hmmm, we have a simple script to get a free port (which have corner cases but should work in 99% of time). I think we should use it instead to keep the task implementation clear: https://github.com/y-scope/spider/blob/main/tools/scripts/get_free_port.py.
| published_port="$(docker port \ | ||
| "{{.SPIDER_COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}}-spider-storage-1" "{{.SPIDER_STORAGE_PORT}}" \ | ||
| | head -n 1 | sed 's/.*://')" |
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With https://github.com/y-scope/spider/pull/504/changes#r4108319120, you should be able to simplify this hardcoded way for retrieving the published port.
| # @param {string} SPIDER_SCHEDULER_IMAGE_REF The scheduler image reference. | ||
| # @param {string} SPIDER_WORKER_IMAGE_REF The worker image reference. | ||
| # @param {string} SPIDER_WORKER_LIBRARY_DIR The host directory containing the libraries. | ||
| # @param {string} [SPIDER_COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME="spider-local"] The Docker Compose project name. |
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This docstring doesn't match the style of other parameters. Maybe rewrite as SPIDER_ENV_FILE.
Or if this is the actual convention, we should probably rewrite SPIDER_ENV_FILE instead.
| SPIDER_COMPOSE_NETWORK: "{{.SPIDER_COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}}_default" | ||
| SPIDER_STORAGE_PORT: "50051" | ||
| dir: "{{.ROOT_DIR}}" | ||
| deps: [":docker:build"] |
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Just curious: what is the outcome of this build stage? Do we need to take care of the concurrency issue here?
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test:huntsman-e2e-testsalways starts its Compose stack as projectspider-localwith storage published on host port50051. On our self-hosted runners, several runners on one machine share the same Docker engine, so e2e runs on that machine share one stack. Stacks left by cancelled jobs, and jobs running at the same time, then break each other (analysis in #502):This PR gives each e2e run its own stack:
spider-e2e-<uuid>per run, and the existing deferred cleanup removes only that project.0, so Docker assigns a free port; the task reads it back withdocker port.docker:compose:local:{up,down,clean}accept an optionalSPIDER_COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME, defaulting tospider-local, so local usage is unchanged.install-dev-huntsman.shnow installsuuid-runtime, since the self-hosted runner image has nouuidgen.Note
This replaces the PR's first revision, which wiped
spider-localbefore startup: that would delete a concurrent job's stack. Cleaning up leftovers on the runner machines is out of scope and tracked in #502.Notes for reviewers
run-amd-test.sh).0instead oftools/scripts/get_free_port.py: the script checks for a free port where the task runs, not on the Docker host, and a port it picked was rejected by Docker locally (ports are not available).Checklist
breaking change.
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Reproduced the concurrent-run and cancelled-run cases on one local Docker engine (Docker 29.2.1, Compose v5.0.2, Task 3.48.0). The stale-network case is covered by CI (step 4).
1. Concurrent runs on one Docker engine both pass
Ran the task at the same time from two checkouts of this branch:
Expected: separate projects, both pass, nothing left afterwards:
2. A killed run's leftovers don't affect the next run
Killed the task with
SIGKILLduringtest_nn, leaving its stack running with the resource group registered:Then reran the task (on
main, this sequence fails withresource group already exists):Expected:
3. Local tasks still default to
spider-localExpected:
docker compose --project-name "spider-local" --file compose.yaml down --volumes --remove-orphans4. CI passes on a runner hit by the stale-network failure
The arm64
huntsman-e2e-testsjob in this run ran on runnermsft-dev-kit-1(work dir40a82a99bffe), which previously failed three e2e jobs withendpoint with name ci-github-runner-1 already exists in network spider-local_default. Both e2e jobs pass with per-run projects:Summary by CodeRabbit
spider-local.