fix(static): print names of failed static resources - #689
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe static configuration reader now includes concrete object types and field paths in conversion, defaulting, normalization, and validation errors. Tests cover updated messages and conversion/defaulting failure paths. ChangesStatic configuration error reporting
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves identification of failed static resource types, but some manual validation errors can still omit the resource type and leave affected configurations harder to diagnose. This is a bounded issue suitable for explicit owner awareness or follow-up and does not indicate a high-impact runtime or data risk. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go`:
- Around line 269-273: Update staticUnderlaysToAPI to prefix every error
returned by validateStaticNeighbors with the object type, matching the existing
crdschema.Validate decoration (including duplicate-neighbor,
missing-address/interface, and invalid-password errors); add a regression case
covering the prefixed v1alpha1.Underlay errors.
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| if valErrs := crdschema.Validate(context.Background(), unstrObj, gvk); len(valErrs) > 0 { | ||
| for i := range valErrs { | ||
| valErrs[i].Field = fmt.Sprintf("%T: %s", *obj, valErrs[i].Field) | ||
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| return nil, valErrs |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Prefix manual neighbor validation errors with the object type.
This loop decorates only errors returned by crdschema.Validate. staticUnderlaysToAPI returns validateStaticNeighbors errors before it calls applyDefaultsAndValidate, so duplicate-neighbor, missing-address/interface, and invalid-password errors still lack v1alpha1.Underlay. Apply the same type decoration to that error list and add a regression case.
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if errs := validateStaticNeighbors(staticUnderlay.Neighbors, neighborsPath); len(errs) > 0 {
+ for i := range errs {
+ errs[i].Field = fmt.Sprintf("%T: %s", v1alpha1.Underlay{}, errs[i].Field)
+ }
allErrors = append(allErrors, errs...)
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In `@internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go`
around lines 269 - 273, Update staticUnderlaysToAPI to prefix every error
returned by validateStaticNeighbors with the object type, matching the existing
crdschema.Validate decoration (including duplicate-neighbor,
missing-address/interface, and invalid-password errors); add a regression case
covering the prefixed v1alpha1.Underlay errors.
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the neighbors already contain keyword "neighbor " and convey the neighborID, and neighbors belong to underlays, so relaying the Underlay type is pointless. I'm relaying the other types to disambiguate
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@andreaskaris, agreed. The manual neighbor validation errors already identify the neighbor and its ID. Adding v1alpha1.Underlay would not provide useful additional context. I withdraw this finding.
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Repo: openperouter/openperouter PR: 689
File: internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go:269-273
Timestamp: 2026-08-19T19:25:13.740Z
Learning: In `internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go`, errors from `validateStaticNeighbors` already include the `neighbor` context and the neighbor ID. Do not require a `v1alpha1.Underlay` type prefix for these manual neighbor validation errors.
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so in the interest of being lazy, let's think about this if we determine that it's difficult to read the error output. this fix is to make error messages clearer, as I was working with the static resources and couldn't figure out which resource type was missing a specific config
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@andreaskaris, understood. This change targets static resource errors where the field alone does not identify the failed resource type.
The existing neighbor errors already identify the neighbor and its ID. Additional Underlay decoration is not needed unless the resulting error output is difficult to read in practice.
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Repo: openperouter/openperouter PR: 689
File: internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go:269-273
Timestamp: 2026-08-19T19:27:46.236Z
Learning: For openperouter/openperouter static configuration error reporting, prioritize resource-type context when a validation field does not identify the failed static resource type. Keep manual neighbor validation errors from `validateStaticNeighbors` unchanged unless real error output proves difficult to read, because these errors already include neighbor context and the neighbor ID.
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Repo: openperouter/openperouter PR: 689
File: internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go:269-273
Timestamp: 2026-08-19T19:25:13.740Z
Learning: In `internal/controller/routerconfiguration/static_configuration_reader.go`, errors from `validateStaticNeighbors` already include the `neighbor` context and the neighbor ID. Do not require a `v1alpha1.Underlay` type prefix for these manual neighbor validation errors.
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is this test necessary given we adjusted the other tests?
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I was asking myself the same and opted for better safe than sorry .. I'll remove it
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| func TestApplyDefaultsAndValidateToUnstructuredError(t *testing.T) { |
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how are these tests related?
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they test the new changes to format where I added %T:
converting to unstructured: %Tapplying defaults: %T:
Also see the commit message:
Validation errors from applyDefaultsAndValidate did not identify which
resource type failed, making it hard to diagnose misconfigured static
configs with multiple resource kinds. Prepend the Go type (%T) to the
Field of each validation error so the type name (e.g. v1alpha1.Underlay)
appears in the message.
The "normalizing Go types" and "converting from unstructured" internal
error paths could not be unit-tested: normalizeGoTypes is unreachable
after ToUnstructured succeeds (it only produces JSON-safe types), and
FromUnstructured cannot fail on a same-type round-trip. Both paths
retain the %T annotation as defensive error handling.
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The commit message was slightly misleading, I changed it to:
fix(static): print names of failed static resources
Errors from applyDefaultsAndValidate did not identify which
resource type failed, making it hard to diagnose misconfigured static
configs with multiple resource kinds. Add the Go type (%T) to the
Field of each error so the type name (e.g. v1alpha1.Underlay)
appears in the message.
The "normalizing Go types" and "converting from unstructured" internal
error paths could not be unit-tested: normalizeGoTypes is unreachable
after ToUnstructured succeeds (it only produces JSON-safe types), and
FromUnstructured cannot fail on a same-type round-trip. Both paths
retain the %T annotation as defensive error handling.
Errors from applyDefaultsAndValidate did not identify which resource type failed, making it hard to diagnose misconfigured static configs with multiple resource kinds. Add the Go type (%T) to the Field of each error so the type name (e.g. v1alpha1.Underlay) appears in the message. The "normalizing Go types" and "converting from unstructured" internal error paths could not be unit-tested: normalizeGoTypes is unreachable after ToUnstructured succeeds (it only produces JSON-safe types), and FromUnstructured cannot fail on a same-type round-trip. Both paths retain the %T annotation as defensive error handling. Signed-off-by: Andreas Karis <ak.karis@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Is this a BUG FIX or a FEATURE ?:
/kind cleanup
What this PR does / why we need it:
Validation errors from applyDefaultsAndValidate did not identify which
resource type failed, making it hard to diagnose misconfigured static
configs with multiple resource kinds. Prepend the Go type (%T) to the
Field of each validation error so the type name (e.g. v1alpha1.Underlay)
appears in the message.
The "normalizing Go types" and "converting from unstructured" internal
error paths could not be unit-tested: normalizeGoTypes is unreachable
after ToUnstructured succeeds (it only produces JSON-safe types), and
FromUnstructured cannot fail on a same-type round-trip. Both paths
retain the %T annotation as defensive error handling.
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