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WalkthroughThe change adds a parser and test that compare documented operator metric names and types with real collector output. A GitHub Actions workflow runs the test when relevant files change. The operator module now lists ChangesOperator metrics catalog check
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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Docstring coverage is 33.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 3 functions across 1 files. (2 skipped: 2… | Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the main change: adding CI coverage to verify operator metric catalog consistency. Description check The description includes all required template sections, links the related issue with "Closes #17205," and provides clear implementation details, reviewer guidance, and validation results.Linked Issues check Issue #17205requires a focused contract check for collectors registered by InitMetrics(), comparison of scraped metric family names and types with operator-metrics.mdx, explicit detection of unexerci…Out of Scope Changes check The workflow, metriccatalog-tagged test, and direct x/net dependency declaration support the contract check in issue #17205. The reviewed changes do not add runtime collector changes, metric renames, …Full details: Linked Issues check
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#17205requires a focused contract check for collectors registered by InitMetrics(), comparison of scraped metric family names and types with operator-metrics.mdx, explicit detection of unexercised collectors, and CPU-only CI triggers for observability or catalog changes. The tagged test registers InitMetrics() in an isolated registry, counts descriptors, exercises resource and webhook vectors, scrapes the in-process Prometheus handler, and compares names and types. Its parser rejects duplicate and unsupported entries and ignores comments, fences, labels, and controller-runtime metrics. The workflow runs the tagged test on ubuntu-24.04 with the required path filters. The summary also reports the required automated validation.
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The workflow, metriccatalog-tagged test, and direct x/net dependency declaration support the contract check in issue
#17205. The reviewed changes do not add runtime collector changes, metric renames, label or unit validation, naming-policy enforcement, dashboard changes, or frontend/worker catalog coverage. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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- Around line 106-123: Update the comment handling around `commentEnd` so it
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Treat JSX comment openers that follow prose as comment starts.
The catalog parser enters comment mode only when the trimmed line starts with <!-- or {/*. A line such as ordinary text {/* does not enter comment mode. The following <ParamField> line is then parsed as a catalog entry, even when it sits inside the multiline JSX comment. This adds a documented metric that is never emitted, so the catalog comparison fails.
Find the earliest supported opener anywhere on the line. Parse the text before that opener as an ordinary line, so a ParamField placed before the opener still counts. Set commentEnd only when the matching closer is absent from the rest of the line. Do not end processing with an unconditional continue on the whole line.
Add test cases for ordinary text {/* followed by a multiline operator ParamField and */}, and for a single-line ParamField followed by an inline comment.
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Update the comment handling around `commentEnd` so it recognizes the earliest
supported JSX or HTML comment opener anywhere in a line, while still processing
any preceding text as ordinary content. Set `commentEnd` only if the matching
closer is absent after the opener, and continue parsing content after an inline
closer; add coverage for a multiline operator `ParamField` inside a JSX comment
and a `ParamField` followed by a single-line inline comment.
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| vLLM | ⏹️ 1 ✅ 3 |
| SGLang | ⏹️ 2 ✅ 1 |
| TRT-LLM | ⏹️ 1 ✅ 1 |
Failure details
No job failed outright: the 4 cancelled Deploy Test jobs all hit the 25-minute job timeout (not fail-fast or a manual cancel) while still waiting for their deployment pods to become ready; deploy-status-check fails only because of them.
⏰ 4 Deploy Test jobs: exceeded 25m job timeout waiting for pods to become ready
Jobs: vllm Deploy Test / agg · sglang Deploy Test / agg · sglang Deploy Test / agg_router · trtllm Deploy Test / agg · Failed step: Run Dynamo Deploy Test · Logs: gh run view --job <job_id> -R ai-dynamo/dynamo --log-failed
[TEST] 20:33:56 INFO ManagedDeployment: Pod status: sglang-agg-0-decode-ckl6h/main: Waiting: PodInitializing
[TEST] 20:33:57 INFO ManagedDeployment: Pod warning events:
vllm-agg-0-worker-sqk9w: Unhealthy - Startup probe failed: HTTP probe failed with statuscode: 503
vllm-agg-discovery-0-frontend-gbtlw: SyncError - Error syncing: patch host object: update object status: ...
vllm-agg-discovery-0-worker-mtjdb: Unhealthy - Startup probe failed: Get "http://10.244.4.18:9090/live": connect: connection refused
vllm-agg-router-0-worker-d5vmd: Unhealthy - Startup probe failed: HTTP probe failed with statuscode: 503
##[error]The operation was canceled.
Annotation: The job has exceeded the maximum execution time of 25m0s
All four jobs were cancelled at about 20:34 UTC by the GitHub timeout-minutes limit (annotation: "The job has exceeded the maximum execution time of 25m0s") while ManagedDeployment was still polling pod readiness. The shared cluster's warning events show worker startup probes failing (503 / connection refused) and an SGLang decode pod still in PodInitializing, so no test result was produced (no JUnit XML uploaded). This looks like a K8s scheduling/pod-startup slowdown; a rerun of failed jobs is likely enough.
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External PR triageBlocker: Trusted CI ran on head Next action (@ai-dynamo/dynamo-ops-codeowners @ai-dynamo/dynamo-operator-codeowners @ai-dynamo/dynamo-observability-codeowners): Re-run the failed jobs in run 40013778455, then review. Supply-chain audit of Status as of 2026-10-28 for head |
Overview
Summary
Add a CPU-only CI check that keeps the operator's registered metric family names and Prometheus types aligned with the Operator Metrics reference.
The four current metric families already agree with the catalog. This is a preventive test/CI improvement, not a serving-bug fix or a full Dynamo metrics audit.
Details
observability.InitMetrics()collectors in an isolated registry, exercise their vectors, and scrape the Prometheus HTTP handler in-process.operator-metrics.mdx. Missing, stale, duplicate, or wrongly typed entries fail. A newly registered but unexercised vector also fails explicitly.resources_totalgauge.metriccatalogbuild tag keeps the documentation-dependent test out of the operator-only Docker build context.golang.org/x/netdependency to direct use for HTML tokenization. No dependency version orgo.sumchanges.This does not change runtime collectors, labels, units, naming policy, dashboards, or frontend/worker metrics.
Where should the reviewer start?
Start with
deploy/operator/internal/observability/metrics_catalog_test.go, then.github/workflows/metrics-catalog.ymlfor the CI command and trigger scope.Validation
Validated with Go 1.27.3 on Linux amd64 in an isolated CPU-only pod on AKS:
-race -tags metriccatalog -shuffle=on -count=20.git diff --check, actionlint, and the repository action-pin check passed.The AKS validation exercised the real Prometheus HTTP handler in-process, not a live operator deployment or GPU inference. Temporary test resources were removed. Only two focused tests are committed; the mutation harness remains outside the PR.
Related Issues
Closes #17205
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