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Add default behaviour for jobs that dont have some keys and handle the non-existent of some json_vals #1017

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42 changes: 27 additions & 15 deletions tron/core/action.py
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Expand Up @@ -115,6 +115,13 @@ def serialize_namedtuple(obj):
return obj

try:
# NOTE: you'll notice that there's a lot of get() accesses of state_data for
# pretty common fields - this is because ActionCommandConfig is used by more
# than one type of ActionRun (Kubernetes, Mesos, SSH) and these generally look
# different. Alternatively, some of these fields are used by KubernetesActionRun
# but are relatively new and older runs do not have data for them.
# Once we get rid of the SSH and Mesos code as well as older runs in DynamoDB,
# we'll likely be able to clean this up.
return json.dumps(
{
"command": state_data["command"],
Expand All @@ -124,30 +131,35 @@ def serialize_namedtuple(obj):
"cap_add": state_data["cap_add"],
"cap_drop": state_data["cap_drop"],
"constraints": [
serialize_namedtuple(constraint) for constraint in state_data["constraints"]
serialize_namedtuple(constraint) for constraint in state_data.get("constraints", [])
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], # convert each ConfigConstraint to dictionary, so it would be a list of dicts
"docker_image": state_data["docker_image"],
"docker_parameters": [
serialize_namedtuple(parameter) for parameter in state_data["docker_parameters"]
serialize_namedtuple(parameter) for parameter in state_data.get("docker_parameters", [])
],
"env": state_data["env"],
"secret_env": {key: serialize_namedtuple(val) for key, val in state_data["secret_env"].items()},
"secret_volumes": [serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data["secret_volumes"]],
"env": state_data.get("env", {}),
"secret_env": {
key: serialize_namedtuple(val) for key, val in state_data.get("secret_env", {}).items()
},
"secret_volumes": [serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data.get("secret_volumes", [])],
"projected_sa_volumes": [
serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data["projected_sa_volumes"]
serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data.get("projected_sa_volumes", [])
],
"field_selector_env": {
key: serialize_namedtuple(val) for key, val in state_data["field_selector_env"].items()
key: serialize_namedtuple(val) for key, val in state_data.get("field_selector_env", {}).items()
},
"extra_volumes": [serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data["extra_volumes"]],
"node_selectors": state_data["node_selectors"],
"node_affinities": [serialize_namedtuple(affinity) for affinity in state_data["node_affinities"]],
"labels": state_data["labels"],
"annotations": state_data["annotations"],
"service_account_name": state_data["service_account_name"],
"ports": state_data["ports"],
"extra_volumes": [serialize_namedtuple(volume) for volume in state_data.get("extra_volumes", [])],
"node_selectors": state_data.get("node_selectors", {}),
"node_affinities": [
serialize_namedtuple(affinity) for affinity in state_data.get("node_affinities", [])
],
"labels": state_data.get("labels", {}),
"annotations": state_data.get("annotations", {}),
"service_account_name": state_data.get("service_account_name"),
"ports": state_data.get("ports", []),
"topology_spread_constraints": [
serialize_namedtuple(constraint) for constraint in state_data["topology_spread_constraints"]
serialize_namedtuple(constraint)
for constraint in state_data.get("topology_spread_constraints", [])
],
}
)
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13 changes: 9 additions & 4 deletions tron/core/actionrun.py
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Expand Up @@ -185,8 +185,13 @@ def to_json(state_data: dict) -> Optional[str]:
"end_time": state_data["end_time"].isoformat() if state_data["end_time"] else None,
"rendered_command": state_data["rendered_command"],
"exit_status": state_data["exit_status"],
"mesos_task_id": state_data["mesos_task_id"],
"kubernetes_task_id": state_data["kubernetes_task_id"],
# NOTE: mesos_task_id can be deleted once we delete all Mesos
# code and run data - and kubernetes_task_id can then be
# accessed unconditionally :)
# (see note in ActionCommandConfig::to_json() for more
# information about why we do this)
"mesos_task_id": state_data.get("mesos_task_id"),
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"kubernetes_task_id": state_data.get("kubernetes_task_id"),
}
)
except KeyError:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -811,12 +816,12 @@ def to_json(state_data: dict) -> Optional[str]:
"job_run_id": state_data["job_run_id"],
"action_name": state_data["action_name"],
"state": state_data["state"],
"original_command": state_data["original_command"],
"original_command": state_data.get("original_command"),
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i'm kinda surprised that original_command and attempts don't exist for everything - i would have assumed that these are pretty standard features for all the ActionRuns and would always exist

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I've seen both fail for a job from what i recall before

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if we're not too pressed for time, it'd be nice to look at those jobs and see if they're junk data - but otherwise a # TODO: figure out why we've seen cases of this - this shouldn't happen seems fine to me as well :)

"start_time": state_data["start_time"].isoformat() if state_data["start_time"] else None,
"end_time": state_data["end_time"].isoformat() if state_data["end_time"] else None,
"node_name": state_data["node_name"],
"exit_status": state_data["exit_status"],
"attempts": [ActionRunAttempt.to_json(attempt) for attempt in state_data["attempts"]],
"attempts": [ActionRunAttempt.to_json(attempt) for attempt in state_data.get("attempts", [])],
"retries_remaining": state_data["retries_remaining"],
"retries_delay": (
state_data["retries_delay"].total_seconds() if state_data["retries_delay"] is not None else None
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