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feat!: share a GitProvider across namespaces, and key the branch worker by repository - #428
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…er by repository A branch worker was keyed by its GitProvider, so two GitProviders naming one repository gave one branch two workers. Each had its own clone, pending writes and apply windows, and they coordinated outside the event loop: a cross-worker flush with generation counters, observations copied between inboxes, and source-group claims under a shared lock. The review of #425 found a defect at each place that coordination left the loop. One worker now writes a repository branch: - The worker is keyed by the repository's URL, normalized as repourl compares it, and the branch (git.BranchKey). It pushes with the credential of the one GitProvider that owns the branch: the GitProvider of the oldest GitTarget writing it (git/branch_owner.go). - A GitTarget writing the branch through another GitProvider is refused with TargetConflict, and the message names the GitProvider to share. The GitTarget reconciler, the worker sweep and EnsureWorker decide ownership the same way, so two GitTargets created too close together for either reconcile to see the other still end with one worker. - GitTarget.spec.gitProviderRef gains a namespace, and GitProvider gains spec.accessFrom (the ClusterProvider's NamespaceMatcher). A GitProvider's own namespace is always admitted. authz.GitTargetAdmitted checks it, so the Validated gate, rule compilation, bootstrap and the applier checks all refuse a namespace the GitProvider does not admit. - The sibling machinery is deleted: apply_siblings.go, apply_sibling_flush.go, the shared observations and the group claims. - Lookups that assumed the GitProvider is in the GitTarget's namespace (mappers, the branch inventory, the publication fan-out, the applier recheck, the event router, bootstrap) use GitTarget.GitProviderKey. The branch metrics keep their provider_namespace and provider_name labels: they name the branch's one GitProvider. A GitProvider recreated under its name with another URL still replaces its worker, and the old observation moves to the new key so status.remote is taken back. UPGRADING.md also gains the entry #425 left out, for the removed FluxTrigger spec.quietPeriod and status.source.prefetch. BREAKING CHANGE: every GitTarget writing one repository branch must name the same GitProvider; a GitTarget writing it through another GitProvider than the oldest GitTarget there is refused with TargetConflict. Share a GitProvider across namespaces with spec.gitProviderRef.namespace and the GitProvider's spec.accessFrom. See UPGRADING.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… one on its branch A GitTarget in a tenant namespace mirrors through a GitProvider in the platform namespace that admits it, with no credential of its own. A namespace the GitProvider does not admit is refused with NamespaceNotAuthorized, and a GitTarget writing the same repository branch through a GitProvider of its own is refused with TargetConflict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Update two statements that still describe per-provider workers. · apply-trigger.md:834
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate two statements that still describe per-provider workers.
This change makes one worker own each repository branch. The PR updates line 121, line 232, and line 482 to say so. Two unchanged lines still say otherwise:
- Line 834 says shared-source appliers take turns "across workers too". This PR removes cross-worker source-group coordination, and
groupBusynow scans only local appliers. The cited test can no longer prove a cross-worker claim.- Line 130 labels the worker "one per GitProvider and branch". Workers are now keyed by
git.BranchKey{Repository, Branch}.The style guide requires docs to "State what the software does, in present tense". An operator who reads these two lines gets the old model.
📝 Proposed fix
- subgraph WORKER["Branch worker (one per GitProvider and branch)"] + subgraph WORKER["Branch worker (one per repository and branch)"]-| Appliers sharing a source have one operation at a time and take turns, across workers too; a shared source applies only the consumer asked | ... +| Appliers sharing a source have one operation at a time and take turns; a shared source applies only the consumer asked | ...As per coding guidelines: "State what the software does, in present tense, active voice."
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🟡 Minor · Remove the obsolete collision backlog item. · TODO.md:66-68
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the obsolete collision backlog item.
The worker now enforces one
GitProviderper normalized repository branch. Providers for different branches remain supported, so the existing “oneGitProviderper repository” guidance is inaccurate.Suggested TODO update
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- Around line 412-414: Update the worker description near the GitTarget
ownership rules to say that a branch worker serves one repository branch and
resolves the window per open window, rather than describing it as a
provider-and-branch pair. Keep path-overlap validation scoped to targets sharing
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- Around line 42-44: Add a sentence immediately after the inventory command
block stating that it sorts URLs as written and does not group equivalent HTTPS
and SSH spellings, so operators must check those variants manually.
Review comments at @internal/git/apply_trigger.go:
- Around line 175-195: Update appliersOnBranch to call authz.ApplierAdmitted
after resolving a non-deleted trigger and before appending the branchTarget.
Return authorization errors, and skip targets whose decision is not allowed so
denied targets never reach syncAppliers.
Review comments at @internal/git/branch_owner.go:
- Around line 29-62: Update BranchOwners to exclude targets rejected by the
current GitProvider accessFrom admission decision before URL resolution and
ownership selection. Adjust both production callers, including checkForConflicts
and workersNeeded, to evaluate authorization consistently and propagate
GitProvider authorization read errors rather than treating them as denials.
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Review comments at @docs/design/apply-trigger.md:
- Line 834: Update the documentation statements identified by the worker diagram
and shared-source behavior table: describe branch workers as one per repository
and branch, and remove the obsolete “across workers too” claim from the
shared-source coordination statement while preserving the remaining behavior and
test reference.
Review comments at @docs/TODO.md:
- Around line 66-68: Remove the obsolete collision backlog entry and its
recommendation from the TODO documentation, since the worker now enforces one
GitProvider per normalized repository branch while allowing separate branches.
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…hing for one that may not Review findings on the shared GitProvider. - An older GitTarget whose ClusterProvider or GitProvider does not admit its namespace still owned its repository branch, so it got the GitTarget that may write it refused, and the sweep kept only its worker. BranchOwners now skips a GitTarget authz.GitTargetAdmitted refuses, in the reconciler and the worker sweep alike. A read that fails is an error, never a refusal, so it moves no branch. - The worker listed a GitTarget the dispatcher would refuse, and so flushed, raised its apply epoch and held the applier for an attempt that could not go. appliersOnBranch now leaves it out, with the dispatcher's own check (authz.ApplierAdmitted). - Docs: the worker serves a repository branch, the memory sizing unit is one worker per repository branch, and the upgrade inventory lists https and SSH spellings of one repository apart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 16-17: Update the ownership rule in the GitTarget documentation to
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State the ownership eligibility rule clearly.
The parenthetical “one its providers do not admit decides nothing” is ungrammatical and does not identify the ineligible target. State that a cross-namespace GitTarget not admitted by spec.accessFrom cannot own the branch.
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-`GitProvider` of the oldest `GitTarget` that may write there keeps the branch (one its providers do
-not admit decides nothing).
+`GitProvider` of the oldest eligible `GitTarget` keeps the branch. A cross-namespace `GitTarget`
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Update the ownership rule in the GitTarget documentation to state that the
oldest eligible GitTarget’s GitProvider keeps the branch, and explicitly clarify
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…oCDClaim The resources never declared when to apply (the branch worker decides that); they exclusively take an applier and hand it back. "Trigger" also already named watch-plan, API-surface and Argo Events triggers. Hard cut, with no users yet: - kinds FluxClaim and ArgoCDClaim (fluxclaims, argocdclaims) - GitTarget.spec.applierClaimRef replaces spec.applyTriggerRef - condition ApplierClaimReady, reasons ApplierClaimNotFound and HeldByAnotherClaim - finalizers configbutler.ai/flux-claim and configbutler.ai/argocd-claim - Go: the ApplierClaim interface, ClaimKind(), and the files with them Kept: every Applier* name (the applier is unchanged), Held and its reasons, status.operation, status.previousSuspendState, ApplyReason, the apply_* metrics and the applier_kind label. A folder an applier claim coordinates is a "coordinated folder" in comments. Also: the KubeProvider godoc describes a connection and an identity, not a source cluster, and a comment no longer mentions a sibling's flush, gone since #428. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The guides, the reference pages and the definitions say applier claim, FluxClaim and ArgoCDClaim; a folder a GitTarget coordinates through one is a coordinated folder. definitions.md defines the applier claim as a declaration of control over apply timing only, keeps Bound distinct from Held, covers ArgoCDClaim in Held since #437, and adds "trigger" to the words we do not use. Design and review pages keep the names they were written with; apply-trigger.md says so at the top. Corrections: - C1: "the API is the source of truth" says for what, how a Git edit reaches the cluster, and that the applier's echoes are not mirrored. - C2: a KubeProvider is a connection and an identity, not a source cluster: an applier claim reaches a management cluster through it. - C3: the text about other GitProviders' branch workers flushing for an apply, and the exposure it described, are gone since #428. - O1: one applier claim holds an applier per KubeProvider, not per cluster; two providers for one cluster are not arbitrated, so name one. UPGRADING has the hard-cut entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…oCDClaim (#438) * docs: plan the applier claim rename, and name coordinated folders The plan of record for renaming FluxTrigger/ArgoCDTrigger to FluxClaim/ArgoCDClaim (spec.applierClaimRef), with the doc corrections that ship alongside it. definitions.md and the bi-directional guide gain "coordinated" / "uncoordinated shared folder" for a folder's setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(applier)!: rename FluxTrigger/ArgoCDTrigger to FluxClaim/ArgoCDClaim The resources never declared when to apply (the branch worker decides that); they exclusively take an applier and hand it back. "Trigger" also already named watch-plan, API-surface and Argo Events triggers. Hard cut, with no users yet: - kinds FluxClaim and ArgoCDClaim (fluxclaims, argocdclaims) - GitTarget.spec.applierClaimRef replaces spec.applyTriggerRef - condition ApplierClaimReady, reasons ApplierClaimNotFound and HeldByAnotherClaim - finalizers configbutler.ai/flux-claim and configbutler.ai/argocd-claim - Go: the ApplierClaim interface, ClaimKind(), and the files with them Kept: every Applier* name (the applier is unchanged), Held and its reasons, status.operation, status.previousSuspendState, ApplyReason, the apply_* metrics and the applier_kind label. A folder an applier claim coordinates is a "coordinated folder" in comments. Also: the KubeProvider godoc describes a connection and an identity, not a source cluster, and a comment no longer mentions a sibling's flush, gone since #428. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(images): name KubeProvider in the diagrams, and drop an unused one ClusterProvider became KubeProvider in #430; the overview and config-basics diagrams still said ClusterProvider, in the drawn text and the embedded Excalidraw scene alike. config-cluster.excalidraw.svg is referenced nowhere. The structural redraw of config-basics (GitBranch, KubeProvider, the optional applier claim row) is left for Excalidraw. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: applier claims, and four corrections to how the docs describe them The guides, the reference pages and the definitions say applier claim, FluxClaim and ArgoCDClaim; a folder a GitTarget coordinates through one is a coordinated folder. definitions.md defines the applier claim as a declaration of control over apply timing only, keeps Bound distinct from Held, covers ArgoCDClaim in Held since #437, and adds "trigger" to the words we do not use. Design and review pages keep the names they were written with; apply-trigger.md says so at the top. Corrections: - C1: "the API is the source of truth" says for what, how a Git edit reaches the cluster, and that the applier's echoes are not mirrored. - C2: a KubeProvider is a connection and an identity, not a source cluster: an applier claim reaches a management cluster through it. - C3: the text about other GitProviders' branch workers flushing for an apply, and the exposure it described, are gone since #428. - O1: one applier claim holds an applier per KubeProvider, not per cluster; two providers for one cluster are not arbitrated, so name one. UPGRADING has the hard-cut entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(applier): adopt an applier anew after a hand-back that kept its value A hand-back that leaves an applier as it stood can keep the value under GitOps Reverser's field manager: spec.suspend: true for a Kustomization suspended before, enabled: false for an Application that was manual and whose switch was taken while held. Referenced again, the applier claim took that kept value for a hold in place: - an ArgoCDClaim recorded nothing, so its next hand-back gave the switch up and the Application synced on its own; - a FluxClaim recorded nothing and stamped no token, and waited forever for a suspend Flux could never report handled, since the hand-back gave its requestedAt up and Flux still reports the old one. An applier claim with no previousSuspendState, no Held=True and no operation in flight is adopting: a held field is then one a hand-back kept. Once an uncached read finds no other applier claim holding the applier, it records how the applier stands and holds it anew, a Kustomization with a fresh token, as it takes over any suspend. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(e2e): restore the playground ConfigMap's trigger key The rename turned --from-literal=trigger=tilt into two shell words, and kubectl refused the command ("exactly one NAME is required, got 2"). The key was never the apply trigger: it says what made the edit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * lets do some graphics! * docs: show the new configuration diagrams where they explain the model config-platform-shared shows a platform namespace sharing a GitProvider and a GitReceiver with team namespaces, beside the text that says so; config-bi-directional shows a coordinated folder in the bi-directional model and under who applies this folder. config-basics, redrawn with GitBranch and KubeProvider, gets alt text that says what it shows. Also restores a sentence the rename garbled: the applier's own schedule is off, not its "own applier claims". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(configuration): sharing connections across namespaces, with push routing "Why both provider types are namespaced" becomes a practical section on what a platform team shares and how teams reach it: the GitProvider and KubeProvider admit namespaces with accessFrom, the GitBranch sits beside its credential, and a GitReceiver needs no wiring at all, since a push wakes every GitProvider whose spec.url names the repository, for the branch it names. An example shows a platform namespace and a team's GitTarget writing its own branch through it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One branch worker now writes each repository branch. A
GitTargetcan share aGitProviderfrom another namespace instead of copying its credential, and the sibling-worker machinery is gone.Why
A branch worker was keyed by its
GitProvider, so twoGitProviders naming one repository gave one branch two workers ("siblings"). Each had its own clone, pending writes and apply windows. #425 had to coordinate them outside the event loop: a cross-worker flush with generation counters, observations copied between inboxes, and source-group claims under a shared lock. The review of #425 found a defect at each place that coordination left the loop:And siblings were required, not a misconfiguration: a repository written from two namespaces needed two
GitProviders, because aGitTargetcould only name one in its own namespace.What changes
git.BranchKey{Repository, Branch}), the URL normalized asinternal/repourlcompares it, so ssh and https spellings of one repository are one key.GitProviderper repository branch.GitProviderof the oldestGitTargeton the branch (internal/git/branch_owner.go).GitTargetwriting the branch through anotherGitProvidergetsValidated=False(TargetConflict), and the message names theGitProviderto share.EnsureWorker(ErrBranchOwnedElsewhere) decide this with one function, so twoGitTargets created too close together for either reconcile to see the other still end with one worker.GitTarget.spec.gitProviderRefgainsnamespace. The type is Flux'sNamespacedObjectReference.GitProvidergainsspec.accessFrom(theClusterProvider'sNamespaceMatcher). Its own namespace is always admitted.authz.GitTargetAdmittedchecks it, so theValidatedgate, rule compilation, bootstrap and the applier checks all refuse an unadmitted namespace (NamespaceNotAuthorized). It is re-checked on every reconcile, so tightening the policy revokes access.apply_siblings.go,apply_sibling_flush.go, the shared observations and cross-worker group claims, and their tests.GitTarget.GitProviderKey(): the mappers,status.branches, the publication fan-out, the applier recheck, the event router and bootstrap.provider_namespace/provider_name, which now name the branch's oneGitProvider.GitProviderrecreated under its name with another URL still replaces its worker. The old observation moves to the new key, sostatus.remoteis still taken back.UPGRADING.mdgets thequietPeriod/prefetchentry that feat!: recognize the applier's own writes, and flush before applying #425 left out.Breaking
Every
GitTargetthat writes one repository branch must name the sameGitProvider.UPGRADING.mdhas the migration and a pre-upgrade inventory command. TwoGitProviders for one repository on different branches are unaffected. I checked the e2e suite and shared fixtures: no spec or fixture has twoGitProviders writing one branch at the same time.Decision for you
The oldest
GitTargetwins the branch. That lets any namespace that can create aGitProviderandGitTargetsquat a repository branch: point aGitProviderat someone else's URL, needing no credentials, and create aGitTargetfirst. The victim's refusal names the squattingGitTarget, so it is visible, but it is a denial-of-service path that siblings did not have. It is not mitigated here.Tests
EnsureWorkerrefuses a second provider;accessFromadmission: own namespace, names, selector, denied, missing provider;task lint,task lint-docsandtask testpass (coverage 80.1%, baseline 80.2%). e2e is CI's.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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quietPeriodandsource.prefetch; these fields are no longer supported.