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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR updates ProwJob informer caching and lifecycle management. It avoids retaining raw JUnit payloads in the content cache. Test case analysis now processes job runs incrementally and builds aggregate suites from accumulated state. Job run aggregation
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In `@pkg/jobrunaggregator/jobrunaggregatorlib/util.go`:
- Around line 332-356: Wrap errors returned by the informer operations in
ListFunc, WatchFunc, and Wait with fmt.Errorf using %w and operation-specific
context. Preserve the original errors for unwrapping, including failures from
prowJobs.List, prowJobs.Watch, and the existing Wait path; add the fmt import if
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The cluster-backed job run waiter starts an informer over every ProwJob in the CI cluster's "ci" namespace. A ProwJob embeds the full pod spec of the job it runs, which for ci-operator jobs carries the unresolved ci-operator configuration, so a single object routinely runs into hundreds of kilobytes and the namespace holds tens of thousands of them. The aggregator therefore decodes the whole collection in one unpaged list (the reflector does not paginate a resourceVersion=0 list) and then holds all of it in the informer cache for the rest of the run, which is enough to get the analysis pod evicted before it ever looks at a job run. Only a handful of fields are ever read off these objects, so trim the rest: page the initial list by hand and trim each page before accumulating it, so no more than one page worth of untrimmed ProwJobs is decoded at once, and set a transform to trim what the watch delivers afterwards. Shut the informer down once the wait is over instead of keeping the cache around for the analysis that follows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GetCombinedJUnitTestSuites fetches junit files through GetContent, which keeps the raw bytes of everything it fetches in the job run's content cache forever. The junit files of a single job run add up to hundreds of megabytes, and their raw content is of no use once it has been parsed, so each job run ends up holding both the bytes and the parsed test suites. Fetch the junit content directly instead so it can be collected as soon as it is parsed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The test case analyzer fetched the junit results of every job run into a map and handed the whole map to each checker. A junit test case carries the output of the test it describes, so this keeps the parsed test suites of all job runs of a payload in memory at once, while the checkers only ever look for a single test case in each of them. Turn TestCaseChecker into an interface that accumulates job runs one at a time, so a job run's junit content can be released before the next one is fetched, and release its cached content while at it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
getAllContent returns the job run's content cache whole whenever it is not empty, on the assumption that a populated cache holds everything. It does not: the cache holds whatever anyone happened to ask for, and IsFinished alone leaves finished.json in it, so the shortcut can return a map with neither the prowjob nor the junits in it. Drop the shortcut. The per-path GetContent calls below it already serve whatever is cached, so nothing is refetched that would not have been. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/jobrunaggregator/jobrunaggregatorlib/util.go`:
- Around line 378-390: Update the informer setup around newProwJobInformer and
WaitForCacheSync to calculate the TimeToStopWaiting deadline before starting the
informer, then create and use a timeout child context for both
prowJobInformer.Run and cache.WaitForCacheSync. Preserve cancellation cleanup
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| // done to be sure that the informer is shown as "active" so that start activates them | ||
| // start informers and wait for them to sync | ||
| hasSynced := prowJobInformer.Informer().HasSynced | ||
| go prowJobInformerFactory.Start(ctx.Done()) | ||
| if !cache.WaitForCacheSync(ctx.Done(), hasSynced) { | ||
| // start the informer and wait for it to sync | ||
| go prowJobInformer.Run(informerCtx.Done()) | ||
| if !cache.WaitForCacheSync(informerCtx.Done(), prowJobInformer.HasSynced) { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("prowjob informer sync error") | ||
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Bound informer synchronization by TimeToStopWaiting.
WaitForCacheSync uses the parent context before timeout is calculated. If the API is unavailable, reflector retries can keep this call blocked past TimeToStopWaiting. Calculate the timeout before starting the informer and use a timeout child context for synchronization and informer lifetime.
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In `@pkg/jobrunaggregator/jobrunaggregatorlib/util.go` around lines 378 - 390,
Update the informer setup around newProwJobInformer and WaitForCacheSync to
calculate the TimeToStopWaiting deadline before starting the informer, then
create and use a timeout child context for both prowJobInformer.Run and
cache.WaitForCacheSync. Preserve cancellation cleanup and return the existing
sync error when the timeout expires.
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release-payload-install-analysisstep gets its pod evicted becausejob-run-aggregator analyze-test-casegrows past 16GiB against a 1000Mi request:Three places account for the bulk of it:
The ProwJob informer. With
--query-source=clusterthe waiter starts an informer over every ProwJob in the CI cluster'scinamespace. A ProwJob embeds the pod spec of the job it runs — for ci-operator jobs that carries the unresolved ci-operator configuration — so objects run into hundreds of kilobytes and there are tens of thousands of them. The whole collection is decoded at once during the initial sync and then kept in the cache for the rest of the run. This is the one that matches the observed failure: the pod dies at 11m30s, right around informer sync and long before any junit is fetched. The initial list is now paged and trimmed page by page, a transform trims what the watch delivers, and the informer is shut down once the wait is over.A
SetTransformon its own does not fix the sync-time peak: on the list path the reflector's pager accumulates every page into one slice before returning, and the transform only runs afterwards, inDeltaFIFOduringReplace. The reflector does ask for pagination, but aresourceVersion=0list is served from the watch cache, which ignoresLimitand returns everything in one response (see the comment inreflector.go'slist()). Paging inside theListWatchand trimming each page as it arrives is what bounds the peak. The streaming watch-list path would change this picture, butWatchListClientisDefault: falsein the client-go we build against (v0.33.11), and this version'swatchListfills a plaintemporaryStorewith no transformer anyway.Raw junit bytes.
GetCombinedJUnitTestSuitesfetched throughGetContent, which keeps every fetched file in the job run's content cache forever, so each job run held both the raw junit bytes and the parsed suites. It now fetches directly.All job runs' junits at once. The analyzer built a map of every job run's parsed junit and handed it to each checker, even though a checker only looks for one test case per job run — and a junit test case carries the output of the test it describes.
TestCaseCheckernow accumulates job runs one at a time, so each job run's content is released before the next is fetched.Only the parts of a ProwJob that the matchers and the waiter actually read survive trimming: labels, annotations,
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Summary
Reduces memory usage in
jobrunaggregator analyze-test-caseto prevent pod eviction near the 16 GiB limit.AddJobRunand generates the final result withTestSuite().These changes improve reliability for CI operators who analyze large job run sets.