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Summary

Rewrites tools/cleanup from bash to Go, adds a two-way namespace parity test, and moves Helm execution into a shared pkg/helm.Run that cleanup and RenderChart both use.

Motivation / Context

The bash script hardcoded namespace and CRD lists that drifted from the recipe registry, and its logic could not be unit tested. The Go tool reads component namespaces from pkg/recipe, so the list stays in sync with the registry. A parity test fails if they drift, and every deliberate exception records its reason.

Fixes: #2695
Related: N/A

Type of Change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
• Documentation update
• Refactoring (no functional changes)
• Build/CI/tooling

Component(s) Affected

• CLI (cmd/aicr, pkg/cli)
• API server (cmd/aicrd, pkg/server)
• Recipe engine / data (pkg/recipe)
• Bundler and deployers (pkg/bundler, pkg/component)
• Collectors / snapshotter (pkg/collector, pkg/snapshotter)
• Validator (pkg/validator)
• Core libraries (pkg/errors, pkg/k8s)
• Docs/examples (docs/, examples/)
• Other: tools/cleanup, pkg/helm, pkg/defaults, validators/conformance, DEVELOPMENT.md, Makefile

Implementation Notes

• Namespaces come from pkg/recipe, as the union of registry defaultNamespace values and recipe componentRefs namespaces. CRD groups are the aicrCRDGroups map in tools/cleanup/cleaner.go. Kubernetes deletes go through client-go. Helm is still called as a CLI, and helm list is paged with --max and --offset, since it otherwise returns at most 256 releases. If helm is not on PATH or helm list fails, the uninstall phase is skipped with a warning as before, and namespace deletion is skipped too.
• Exceptions are data with a reason per entry:
  • notOwnedNamespaces lists namespaces cleanup never deletes: kube-system, default, kube-public and kube-node-lease.
  • runtimeNamespaces lists namespaces cleanup owns that no recipe names: skyhook, kai-resource-reservation and gang-scheduling-test.
  • sharedNamespaces lists owned namespaces deleted only when phase 1 finds an AICR release in them: openshift-nfd and cert-manager-operator.
  • legacyComponents lists former component names whose releases older installs still carry: skyhook-operator, skyhook-customizations, dynamo-crds and rdma-netns-exclusive.
• TestOwnedNamespaces checks parity in both directions:
  • Every namespace the catalog deploys into must be cleaned up or listed in notOwnedNamespaces.
  • Every namespace cleanup deletes must come from the catalog or runtimeNamespaces.
  • It also rejects an exception with no reason, a runtime entry a recipe already names, and a namespace on both lists.
  • It rejects a sharedNamespaces entry with no reason, one no recipe names, and one cleanup would not otherwise delete.
• pkg/helm.Run runs helm with a timeout and a cap on stdout. Failures are classified as output over the limit, context ended (ErrCodeTimeout or ErrCodeCanceled), or command failure with stderr attached. Cleanup and RenderChart both use it. localformat/vendor.go is unchanged, since helm pull needs combined output and a configurable binary.
• RenderChart passes values to helm on stdin (--values -) instead of writing a temp file.
• bundleinfo.ComponentReleaseNames returns the Helm release names a bundle can install for a component. That is the component's own name, plus that name with each injected suffix (-pre, -post and -readiness), taken from the list bundleinfo already keeps.
• Three names shared between cleanup and the code that creates those resources move into pkg/defaults: ValidationNamespace, GangSchedulingTestNamespacePrefix and AgentClusterRoleName. pkg/validator, pkg/cli, pkg/k8s/agent and validators/conformance now use them.
• Cleanup reuses errors.ExitCodeFromError for exit codes and k8s.IgnoreNotFound for deletes.
• make cleanup now runs go run ./tools/cleanup. Flags are unchanged.

Behavior changes worth noting:

• Phase 1 uninstalls a release only when both its namespace and its name belong to AICR. The name must be a registry or legacy component name, with or without an injected suffix. Other releases in AICR namespaces are logged and skipped, and phase 4 keeps their namespaces, so helm uninstall still works for them.
• Phase 4 deletes openshift-nfd and cert-manager-operator only when phase 1 finds an AICR release there. On OpenShift the platform team often installs those operators through OperatorHub, and GPU Operator depends on NFD.
• Phase 4 is skipped with a warning when helm is not installed or helm list fails. Without the release list, cleanup can't tell which namespaces hold releases it would orphan.
• Phase 2 honors --exclude-ns and --keep-namespaces for aicr-validation. With --keep-namespaces it keeps the namespace but still deletes the Jobs and ConfigMaps aicr validate left there. The --keep-namespaces help now reads "skip namespace deletion".
• Cleanup never deletes default, kube-public or kube-node-lease. No recipe targets them today.
• Cleanup now deletes five namespaces the bash script never touched, all registry defaults for components AICR installs: gatekeeper-system, node-problem-detector, mariadb-system, nvcre and k8s-aibom-system. An operator who shares one fences it with --exclude-ns.
• cert-manager and monitoring stay owned, because they are registry defaults for components AICR installs. An operator who shares them fences them with --exclude-ns.
• When the context ends before helm finishes, RenderChart returns ErrCodeTimeout or ErrCodeCanceled instead of ErrCodeInternal. Its error context keys are now args and stderr, replacing component and stderr.
• Cleanup exit codes follow the shared mapping. Invalid flags and positional arguments exit with 2.
• Ctrl-C at the confirmation prompt exits right away with the canceled exit code, without touching the cluster.

Testing

# Commands run (prefer `make qualify` for non-trivial changes)
make qualify

• Cleanup tests use fake clientsets and an in-memory helm runner. They write no files and need no shell script. The pkg/helm.Run tests use the Go helper-process pattern, the same one pkg/oci and pkg/bundler/verifier use.
• Breaking the namespace derivation makes the parity test fail and name the missing namespaces, including nvcre and mariadb-system.
• golangci-lint run -c .golangci.yaml reports 0 issues on every changed package.
• Coverage: pkg/helm 28.7% → 95.4% (+66.7%), pkg/bundler/bundleinfo 93.4%, tools/cleanup 83.5% (new package).
• The pkg/bundler/validations tests that do real helm renders pass.

Risk Assessment

• Low — Isolated change, well-tested, easy to revert
• Medium — Touches multiple components or has broader impact
• High — Breaking change, affects critical paths, or complex rollout

The cleanup changes only affect a developer tool. Most of them narrow what it deletes, with one exception: it now also deletes gatekeeper-system, node-problem-detector, mariadb-system, nvcre and k8s-aibom-system, which the bash script left behind. The pkg/helm change is on the bundler's render path, and the shared constants touch the validator and CLI. The constants keep their old values, and the existing real helm render tests cover the render path.

Rollout notes: make cleanup needs a Go toolchain instead of bash and kubectl. It now deletes the five namespaces above as well; fence any you share with --exclude-ns. A Helm release in an AICR namespace under a name no bundle uses is no longer uninstalled, and its namespace is kept; cleanup logs both, so the operator can remove the release with helm uninstall. openshift-nfd and cert-manager-operator are kept unless AICR installed into them. Without a working helm, cleanup no longer deletes namespaces.

Checklist

• Tests pass locally (make test with -race)
• Linter passes (make lint)
• I did not skip/disable tests to make CI green
• I added/updated tests for new functionality
• I updated docs if user-facing behavior changed
• Changes follow existing patterns in the codebase
• Commits are signed off and cryptographically signed (git commit -s -S) — GPG signing info

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📝 Walkthrough

The cleanup shell script is replaced by a Go command that discovers owned namespaces and Helm releases, supports retention and exclusion options, and removes selected AICR resources. The command detects driver-managed clusters and handles terminating namespaces. A bounded Helm runner supports cleanup and chart rendering; rendering sends inline values through stdin. Shared defaults replace several literals. Tests cover command parsing, namespace ownership, cleanup behavior, and Helm execution. Build and development instructions now use go run.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Possibly related issues

• [Feature]: tools/cleanup: identify AICR Helm releases from inventory or bundle-info #3379 — The changes still derive owned release names from registered components and legacy aliases, so they may not address the issue’s reported release-discovery gap.

Suggested reviewers: ayuskauskas, arangogutierrez

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 4692d

Helm output is bounded and cleanup retains namespaces safely when Helm inventory is unavailable; no material merge risk remains.

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Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check		Issue #2695 retains namespace parity and alignment, but it explicitly does not require replacing Bash cleanup with Go or rebuilding teardown. This pull request also changes Helm execution and `RenderC…	Limit this pull request to namespace parity enforcement, namespace alignment, and reasoned exception data. Move the Go cleanup rewrite, teardown redesign, Helm and RenderChart changes, shared constant migrations, and unrelated build or do…

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: rewriting the cleanup tool in Go.
Description check		The description directly covers the Go rewrite, namespace parity checks, shared Helm execution, behavior changes, testing, and rollout impact.
Linked Issues check		Issue #2695 requires bidirectional namespace parity, reasoned exceptions, and future drift detection. tools/cleanup/namespaces_test.go derives catalog namespaces from registry defaults and recipe co…

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Explanation

Issue #2695 requires bidirectional namespace parity, reasoned exceptions, and future drift detection. tools/cleanup/namespaces_test.go derives catalog namespaces from registry defaults and recipe component references. TestOwnedNamespaces checks catalog coverage, reverse ownership, exception reasons, runtime consistency, shared-namespace consistency, and list overlap. The six reported gaps are added or represented by documented owned/shared exception entries.

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Explanation

Issue #2695 retains namespace parity and alignment, but it explicitly does not require replacing Bash cleanup with Go or rebuilding teardown. This pull request also changes Helm execution and RenderChart, adds Helm release ownership and uninstall logic, migrates shared constants, changes build and developer guidance, and deletes the existing cleanup test harness. These changes are broader than the linked issue.

Resolution

Limit this pull request to namespace parity enforcement, namespace alignment, and reasoned exception data. Move the Go cleanup rewrite, teardown redesign, Helm and RenderChart changes, shared constant migrations, and unrelated build or documentation changes to separate pull requests.

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🟡 Minor · Bound Helm stderr capture. · run.go:54-59

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Bound Helm stderr capture.

run sends stderr to an unbounded bytes.Buffer, while only stdout uses limitedWriter. The render and cleanup paths use finite timeouts, but a timeout limits duration, not bytes written. A fast Helm or chart failure can still consume excessive memory during that window.

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Needs changes: 1 blocking issue.

• tools/cleanup/cleaner.go:264: A release skipped here as not AICR-owned still has its namespace deleted in phase 4, which orphans the release instead of either keeping or removing it.

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nit (non-blocking): Two DEVELOPMENT.md passages no longer match cleanup: the shared-namespace rule and the aicr-validation sweep list.

Lines 642-643 say any AICR release found in openshift-nfd or cert-manager-operator unlocks deletion, but phase 1 lists with --uninstalled and only a release not in uninstalled status counts (cleaner.go:344-348). Lines 650-652 read as the full list of what is removed from a kept aicr-validation, but the snapshot agent's staging ConfigMap aicr-agent-snapshot-<runID> matches neither sweep and stays after aicr validate --no-cleanup or a killed run.

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	- `openshift-nfd` and `cert-manager-operator`, unless phase 1 finds an AICR
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	operators through OperatorHub. The list is `sharedNamespaces` in
	`tools/cleanup/namespaces.go`.
	- `openshift-nfd` and `cert-manager-operator`, unless phase 1 finds an AICR
	release in them that is not in `uninstalled` status. On OpenShift the
	platform team often installs these operators through OperatorHub. The list
	is `sharedNamespaces` in `tools/cleanup/namespaces.go`.

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