GCP-503: feat(gcp): Implement OrphanDeleter - #8884
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds GCP identity-provider health checks and condition propagation from HostedControlPlane to HostedCluster. The health check validates configuration, credentials, and regional access after the Kubernetes API server becomes available. Credential handling uses valid, invalid, and unknown statuses. Invalid credentials remove finalizers from terminating Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HealthCheckUpdater
participant gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider
participant GoogleComputeAPI
participant HostedControlPlane
participant HostedCluster
HealthCheckUpdater->>gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider: Run GCP identity check
gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider->>GoogleComputeAPI: Validate credentials and region access
GoogleComputeAPI-->>gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider: Return access result
gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider->>HostedControlPlane: Set GCP conditions
HostedCluster->>HostedControlPlane: Read GCP conditions
HostedCluster->>HostedCluster: Persist copied conditions
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change adds orphan cleanup behavior, but the current implementation can treat missing GCP configuration as invalid credentials and remove machine finalizers, allowing GCP instances to leak during deletion. This high-impact correctness risk should be fixed before merge; one unit test also needs environment isolation. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error, 1 warning)
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hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp_test.go (1)
420-472: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider adding a case for the
ValidCredentials == trueearly-return path.The test only exercises the invalid-credentials cleanup path. Adding a case where
hchas valid WIF/credentials conditions set (soValidCredentialsreturns true) would confirm the early-returnniland that finalizers are left untouched, closing an easy-to-miss regression gap.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp_test.go` around lines 420 - 472, Add coverage for the ValidCredentials early-return in DeleteOrphanedMachines by extending TestDeleteOrphanedMachines with a HostedCluster state where WIF/credentials are valid and ValidCredentials returns true. Use the existing platform.DeleteOrphanedMachines and validHostedCluster helpers to set up that case, then assert the call returns nil and that GCPMachine finalizers remain unchanged for both deleted and non-deleted objects.hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp.go (1)
547-561: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 TrivialAll finalizers are wiped indiscriminately, not just WIF/credential-related ones.
Any finalizer present on a terminating
GCPMachineis cleared, including ones unrelated to WIF credential validity (e.g. finalizers owned by other controllers). Since the underlying GCP compute resources can't be cleaned up while credentials are invalid, this can leak actual cloud resources (VMs/disks) that CAPG never got to delete, and also removes any other controller's cleanup guarantees on this object. This may be an accepted tradeoff given the goal of unblocking stuck teardown, but worth calling out for operational awareness (e.g. monitoring/alerting on leaked GCP resources after this path fires).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp.go` around lines 547 - 561, The finalizer-clearing path in gcp.go currently removes every finalizer from terminating GCPMachine objects, not just the credential/WIF-related ones. Update the cleanup logic around the GCPMachine loop to either preserve unrelated finalizers or explicitly document and surface the broad wipe as an intentional tradeoff; use the gcpMachine.Finalizers assignment and the c.Update call as the key spots to adjust, and add a clear warning in the logger.Info/error path so operators can detect possible leaked resources.
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In `@hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp.go`:
- Line 545: The log message around the post-cleanup path in gcp.go is stale
copy-pasted wording: it says “skipping cleanup” and mentions AWS even though the
cleanup already happened in the GCP machine flow. Update the message emitted
near the logger := ctrl.LoggerFrom(ctx) path and the surrounding
finalizer/machine update logic to describe the actual completed cleanup, use the
GCP platform name, and ensure any related log strings in the same block
(including the later lines referenced in the comment) are consistent with the
successful cleanup action.
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`@hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp_test.go`:
- Around line 420-472: Add coverage for the ValidCredentials early-return in
DeleteOrphanedMachines by extending TestDeleteOrphanedMachines with a
HostedCluster state where WIF/credentials are valid and ValidCredentials returns
true. Use the existing platform.DeleteOrphanedMachines and validHostedCluster
helpers to set up that case, then assert the call returns nil and that
GCPMachine finalizers remain unchanged for both deleted and non-deleted objects.
In `@hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster/internal/platform/gcp/gcp.go`:
- Around line 547-561: The finalizer-clearing path in gcp.go currently removes
every finalizer from terminating GCPMachine objects, not just the
credential/WIF-related ones. Update the cleanup logic around the GCPMachine loop
to either preserve unrelated finalizers or explicitly document and surface the
broad wipe as an intentional tradeoff; use the gcpMachine.Finalizers assignment
and the c.Update call as the key spots to adjust, and add a clear warning in the
logger.Info/error path so operators can detect possible leaked resources.
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Overall this is a clean implementation that correctly follows the established OrphanDeleter pattern from AWS. The extra len(Finalizers) == 0 guard, index-based iteration, and error aggregation are all good.
One blocking concern: the credential condition staleness during deletion (see inline comment on gcp.go). The remaining comments are non-blocking suggestions.
Since this PR adds GCP as an OrphanDeleter implementer, consider adding compile-time interface satisfaction checks in platform.go alongside the existing Platform checks:
var _ OrphanDeleter = aws.AWS{}
var _ OrphanDeleter = gcp.GCP{}This way if the method signature drifts, the build breaks instead of the runtime type assertion silently returning false.
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DeleteOrphanedMachines relies on ValidCredentials(hc), but ValidGCPWorkloadIdentity and ValidGCPCredentials are only set during Phase 6a (ReconcileCredentials) of normal reconciliation — a path that's never reached during deletion.
AWS handles this by refreshing ValidAWSIdentityProvider in Phase 1 (hostedcluster_controller.go:423-452) before the deletion branch, with the comment: "We set this condition even if the HC is being deleted." GCP has no equivalent, so this function is making its decision based on condition data that could be stale from a transient error, or never set at all.
Three scenarios this creates:
- Transient API server error sets
ValidGCPCredentialstoFalseduring normal reconciliation → deletion starts → condition frozen → finalizers stripped unnecessarily - Cluster deleted before conditions ever set →
ValidCredentialsreturnsfalse(nil conditions) → finalizers stripped - Both are safe in the AWS path because the condition is refreshed before
delete()runs
Suggestion: mirror the AWS pattern. validateWorkloadIdentityConfiguration is a pure spec check (no network calls) — extract it into a standalone method, call it from Phase 1 to refresh the condition before the deletion branch, and tighten the guard here to require the condition to be explicitly False rather than just absent.
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The != CredentialStatusInvalid guard is the right call — it avoids acting on Unknown state, which matters now that conditions are set asynchronously via healthcheck + bubble-up rather than synchronously in ReconcileCredentials.
Note: the AWS DeleteOrphanedMachines uses the opposite guard (== CredentialStatusValid, which strips finalizers on Unknown too). The GCP pattern is safer — worth a follow-up to align AWS.
Re: condition freshness — the healthcheck requeue interval determines how quickly conditions transition from Unknown to Valid/Invalid after cluster creation. Worth documenting in the PR description that condition timing has changed.
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Following up on my note that != Invalid is the safer guard — there's an edge in the async model I didn't account for. gcpHealthCheckIdentityProvider downgrades both conditions to Unknown whenever KubeAPIServerAvailable != True, and meta.SetStatusCondition overwrites a previously-set False. During teardown KAS is itself going away, so a genuinely-Invalid signal can flip back to Unknown mid-cleanup — at which point DeleteOrphanedMachines stops firing and we're back to the stuck teardown this targets.
The root of it: our signal is a proactive, KAS-gated probe rather than evidence that a delete actually failed. CAPZ's orphan path keys off a durable AzureMachine Ready=False/Reason=DeletionFailed condition set by the infra controller — no dependency on the guest KAS, survives teardown. We can't do the same today because upstream CAPG (v1.13.0) hasn't adopted that part of the CAPI conditions contract: GCPMachineStatus has no conditions slice, and FailureReason/FailureMessage are terminal-only. So the credential-condition approach here is a reasonable interim, not a wrong turn.
For this PR, the pragmatic fix is to keep a permanent-failure condition from being downgraded — latch Invalid so a later Unknown can't clobber it during the teardown window. Longer term (follow-up, not this PR): either get CAPG to surface a DeletionFailed condition like CAPZ does, or confirm whether the core CAPI Machine already carries a durable delete-failed signal we could gate on instead — both would remove the KAS coupling entirely. In practice stuck machines usually block deletion while KAS is still up, so the window may be narrow, but it's ordering-dependent rather than guaranteed.
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The test only exercises the invalid-credentials path (no status conditions on the HostedCluster). Consider adding a subtest where both ValidGCPWorkloadIdentity and ValidGCPCredentials are set to True, with GCPMachines that have DeletionTimestamp and Finalizers, and assert the finalizers remain unchanged. This protects the ValidCredentials guard — if it were accidentally inverted, the current test would still pass.
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The DeleteOrphanedMachines subtests look good now — valid + unknown credential paths were added.
One upstream gap remains: the 36-line GCP condition bubbling block in hostedcluster_controller.go:457-488 has no direct test. It handles three paths (condition found on HCP, HCP nil, condition absent) and is the critical glue connecting the CPO healthcheck to DeleteOrphanedMachines. If bubbling is broken, orphan deletion silently never fires. The AWS computeAWSDefaultSGDeletedCondition helper demonstrates extracting and testing analogous bubbling logic.
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The bubble-up logic I flagged is covered now by TestComputeGCPCredentialConditions — thanks. Two gaps still open on the same feature path:
- Healthcheck translation branch.
gcpHealthCheckIdentityProviderturning aRegions.Getfailure intoValidGCPCredentials=False(reasonInvalidIdentityProvider) has no test.isPermanentGCPCredentialErroris tested in isolation andDeleteOrphanedMachinesis tested with a pre-set False, but the link that actually sets False — the trigger for the whole feature — isn't exercised. There's no seam to inject a*compute.Service/fake transport, so the success/permanent/transient branches can't be covered without a real endpoint. A package-levelfunc(ctx) (*compute.Service, error)var, or a small interface around theRegions.Getcall, would let a fake return a googleapi 401, anoauth2.RetrieveError, a 500, and a success. DeleteOrphanedMachineserror paths. Thec.Updatefailure (appends toerrs→NewAggregate), thec.Listfailure, and theRemoveFinalizer==falseskip (machine deleting but without the CAPG finalizer) are all untested. The Update-failure aggregation is the one most likely to regress silently — if it's swallowed, teardown looks like it's progressing while finalizers remain.
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65-77: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winInject
gcpRegionCheckerin this case to remove the environment dependency.This case calls the real
gcpRegionChecker. The result depends onGOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSin the test environment. If that variable is set, the test attempts a real Compute API call and the expectedUnknownstatus is not deterministic.
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In `@control-plane-operator/controllers/healthcheck/gcp.go`:
- Around line 48-50: Update the missing GCP configuration branch in
ComputeGCPCredentialConditions to set both GCP credential conditions to
ConditionUnknown with the existing configuration-specific reason instead of
ConditionFalse, while preserving the current error return.
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- Line 560: Rename the three subtests in the relevant test function to follow
the required “When … it should …” format, preserving their existing scenarios
and meaning, including the invalid-credentials case that removes the CAPG
finalizer from deleting machines.
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In `@control-plane-operator/controllers/healthcheck/gcp_test.go`:
- Around line 65-77: Update the no-credentials case in
TestGCPHealthCheckConditionDifferentiation to inject gcpRegionChecker using the
existing override pattern, returning errComputeClientUnavailable instead of
invoking the real GCP checker. Keep the expected Unknown status and
StatusUnknownReason assertions unchanged.
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Removes CAPG finalizers from terminating GCPMachines when WIF credentials
become invalid, preventing cluster teardown from getting stuck.
- Adds a GCP identity-provider health check in the CPO that validates WIF
configuration and credentials by making a Compute API Regions.Get call.
Sets ValidGCPWorkloadIdentity and ValidGCPCredentials on the
HostedControlPlane; these bubble up to the HostedCluster via Phase 1 of
the HC controller so DeleteOrphanedMachines always sees a fresh signal.
- Implements GCP DeleteOrphanedMachines: when credentials are explicitly
Invalid (CredentialStatusInvalid), removes the CAPG finalizer from each
terminating GCPMachine. The guard is != Invalid (not == Valid) so Unknown
state never triggers cleanup.
- Latches Invalid during teardown: ComputeGCPCredentialConditions skips
overwriting an existing False condition when the HCP reports Unknown
(i.e. KAS is gone). This prevents a KAS-unavailable signal mid-teardown
from silently stopping orphan machine cleanup.
- Differentiates the two conditions by error type:
- oauth2.RetrieveError (400/401/403): WIF token exchange failed ->
ValidGCPWorkloadIdentity=False, ValidGCPCredentials=Unknown
- googleapi 401: WIF succeeded, Compute API rejected the credential ->
ValidGCPWorkloadIdentity=True, ValidGCPCredentials=False
- Missing GCP spec: both Unknown (config defect, not a credential failure)
- Transient / other errors -> both Unknown
- Adds compile-time OrphanDeleter assertions for GCP and Azure in
platform.go alongside the existing AWS entry.
- Removes ReconcileCredentials writing ValidGCP* conditions directly;
those are now owned exclusively by the CPO health check, mirroring the
AWS pattern.
- gcpRegionChecker is a package-level var to allow test injection without
real GCP credentials.
- ComputeGCPCredentialConditions returns bool (changed flag); the
[]metav1.Condition return was dropped as it was never used in production.
- isPermanentGCPCredentialError removed (no production callers); replaced
by TestIsWIFTokenError and TestIsComputeAuthError.
- Compute-client init errors are logged at V(4) and wrapped into the
errComputeClientUnavailable sentinel so the root cause is preserved.
Signed-off-by: Nico Schieder <nschieder@redhat.com>
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Removes finalizers from orphaned GCPMachines when WIF credentials become invalid to prevent cluster teardown getting stuck.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #GCP-503
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