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Two release steps needed hand-fixing around 0.5.0, and both now run by themselves. The adapter's requirement on the core module was never moved by a release. Adapter changes needing unreleased core API had to pin a pseudo-version by hand, Dependabot proposed stale bumps (#36), and v0.5.0 shipped requiring a commit that lives only on a merged PR branch. Now: - gateway/kube/go.mod requires the core at its release tag, marked x-release-please-version, and Release Please rewrites it in every release PR to the version being released. - CI's go-get check builds an unreleased adapter together with the core from the same commit, and builds a release by its tag alone. It refuses a pseudo-version (the release updater would mangle it) and a missing marker. - Dependabot ignores the internal core module. Release Please also inserts each version below hand-written "Unreleased" changelog sections and never removes them, so released notes stayed labelled unreleased. File the existing notes under the versions that shipped them, and make CI refuse any section Release Please did not write. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe gateway now refuses Kubernetes API redirects and limits repeated recovery after early watch endings. CI, release metadata, changelogs, specifications, and guides also change to describe and validate the updated behavior and 0.5.0 release. ChangesGateway behavior and release updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant KubernetesWatch
participant GatewayStream
participant StreamClient
KubernetesWatch-->>GatewayStream: Watch ends before or soon after EventSynced
GatewayStream->>KubernetesWatch: Reopen watch on the same connection
KubernetesWatch-->>GatewayStream: Consecutive early ending
GatewayStream-->>StreamClient: UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE and close connection
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…stop reopening watches that end early Addresses asks 6 to 8 of krm-foyer's renewed field report. Ask 6: client-go follows redirects and puts the configured credential on the redirected request, so a backend holding the caller's token sent it wherever a redirect pointed. kube.NewBackendForConfig now builds its client with the new kube.HTTPClientFor, which refuses redirects; a refused redirect is a terminal INTERNAL (it will not go away on retry) whose cause is kube.ErrRedirectRefused. The shared-host example and the docs use the refusing client. Ask 7: the stream loop reopened at once after ErrWatchClosed or RESYNC_REQUIRED, so an upstream ending every watch before its snapshot completed, or straight after, was reopened in a tight loop on one connection. A cycle now counts as useful only once it has completed its snapshot and stayed live for a second. The first early end is still recovered in band (spec §5); a second in a row ends the connection with a non-terminal UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE. A StreamError now decides before ErrWatchClosed, so an UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE caused by a closed watch is no longer read as a routine close through Unwrap. Ask 8: the operations guide says client-go retries a 429 or 5xx carrying Retry-After up to ten times before the gateway sees it. Those retries stay on: the API server sets the pace, the browser holds a heartbeating connection in "syncing" meanwhile, and turning them off would trade one paced wait for a reconnect and fresh snapshot from every browser. Also record krm-foyer's renewed report, with its links made absolute. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Apply redirect refusal to the participant-token client. · handler.go:82
gateway/kube/examples/sharedstream/handler.go:82
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CWE: CWE-522 — Insufficiently Protected CredentialsApply redirect refusal to the participant-token client.
resolveSubjectsends aSelfSubjectReviewthrough the client created with the participant bearer token. Build this client withkube.HTTPClientFor(cfg)andkubernetes.NewForConfigAndClientso redirects are refused.Use the redirect-safe client
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 249-252: Update the release validation around RELEASE_VERSION and
core to reject a mismatch when RELEASE_VERSION is set, requiring the adapter’s
marked core requirement to equal the release version. Preserve the existing
check that the matching gateway tag exists.
Review comments at @gateway/kube/backend.go:
- Around line 136-137: Copy the client returned by the HTTP client construction
flow before setting CheckRedirect, then configure and return the copy. This
prevents modifying the shared http.DefaultClient while preserving redirect
refusal for this client.
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- Line 82: Update resolveSubject to create the participant-token client with
kube.HTTPClientFor(cfg), return any client-creation error, and pass the
resulting HTTP client to kubernetes.NewForConfigAndClient so redirects are
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…t intact, and back off shared watches that end early Review follow-ups for asks 6 to 8. - The shared-host example's participant SelfSubjectReview client carried the participant's token through a client that followed redirects. It is now built on kube.HTTPClientFor too. - rest.HTTPClientFor returns http.DefaultClient for a configuration needing no special transport, so installing the redirect policy on it changed every HTTP caller in the process. HTTPClientFor now copies the client first. - The stream loop bounded each connection to two early cycles, but a SharedBackend dropped an early-ending upstream watch without any backoff, so a cohort of reconnecting subscribers still reopened it once each. The shared scope now applies the same rule to its upstream: a watch is of use once it has completed its snapshot and stayed live for a second; one early end is tolerated, a second in a row backs off. Only a useful watch's end resets the backoff, which also removes the delayed-recovery race structurally. - The operations guide no longer claims that turning client-go's retries off requires stripping Retry-After; it states why the default is kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d by a closed watch SharedBackend's die() classified its cause StreamError-first for the backoff, but then still converted anything matching errors.Is(cause, ErrWatchClosed) into RESYNC_REQUIRED for subscribers. StreamError.Unwrap exposes its Cause, so a terminal FORBIDDEN, or an UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE with a retry hint, caused by a closed watch reached the browser as a resync it retried. Decide once whether the cause is typed, and convert only an untyped close. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e version The release check only verified that the core tag the adapter requires exists. Had a release PR left the marked requirement at an older, tagged version, the adapter-tag-only build would pass while resolving an older core. Compare the two when RELEASE_VERSION is set. (CodeRabbit review on #42.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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abeb920). Around 0.5.0, two release steps had to be fixed by hand; now both happen automatically. Sections 1 and 2 below.ad999de, review follow-ups inec3dc6eandd8d8052). Section 3.Merge note: if this is squash-merged, keep a
feat:title so the next release picks up the newkube.HTTPClientForAPI.1. The adapter's requirement on the core module
gateway/kube/go.modrequiresgatewayby version, and no release ever moved that line. So:gateway/kubev0.5.0 shipped requiringe723903, a commit that exists only on feat!: map upstream errors, keep error text off the wire, and let the client own retries #40's merged branch. It still resolves, but no release should depend on that.Changes:
v0.5.0, marked// x-release-please-version, andrelease-please-config.jsongivesgateway/kubea generic extra-file forgo.mod. Every release PR rewrites the line to the version being released, in the same commit that gets tagged. A released adapter therefore always resolves at least its own core, which matters because it depends on core behaviour: an older core would retryUPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLEin a tight loop.-in a pseudo-version, so it would turnv0.4.1-0.20261002130336-e723903f0c9eintov0.6.0-e723903f0c9e; I checked this against the action's actual regex. CI'sa stranger can go get thisstep now:github.com/ConfigButler/krm-stream/gateway.2. Changelogs
Release Please inserts each version below hand-written sections and never removes them. As a result the 0.4.0 and 0.5.0 notes stayed under
## Unreleased.changelogs are Release Please'sstep in the hygiene job fails on any##heading Release Please didn't write.docs/releasing.mdnow says the changelogs come from commit messages, and that detail belongs in the commit or PR description.3. Asks 6–8 from the renewed field report
kube.NewBackendForConfigwith a bearer token, a redirecting API server handed the token to a recording server.NewBackendForConfigbuilds its client with the newkube.HTTPClientFor(cfg), which refuses redirects.INTERNAL(it won't go away on retry). Its cause iskube.ErrRedirectRefused, and its message names no address.NewBackendForConfig, and explainHTTPClientForfor hosts that build their own dynamic client.UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE, so the client's backoff takes over. §4.3 now states this.Unwraptrap the report describes is fixed: aStreamErrornow decides beforeErrWatchClosed, so anUPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLEcaused by a closed watch is no longer reopened as a routine close.Retry-After.syncing, not stuck. Turning them off would need a transport that stripsRetry-After, losing the hint on 5xx, and would turn one paced wait into a reconnect plus fresh snapshot from every browser.Review follow-ups (
ec3dc6e,d8d8052)HTTPClientForno longer changeshttp.DefaultClient. For a configuration needing no special transport,rest.HTTPClientForreturnshttp.DefaultClientitself, so setting the redirect policy changed every HTTP caller in the process; I reproduced this. The client is now copied first, and a test checks that the default client is untouched.d8d8052).die()still turned anything matchingErrWatchClosedintoRESYNC_REQUIRED, so a terminalFORBIDDEN, or anUPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLEwith a hint, caused by a closed watch reached the browser as a resync it retried. Only an untyped close is converted now. Tests cover both errors, viaNext()and as a watchERRORevent, plus one through the gateway: the browser's only error event is the terminalFORBIDDEN. Both remainingErrWatchClosedchecks in the gateway now check for aStreamErrorfirst.Retry-After; it states why the default is kept.Testing
task verifypasses.abeb920, and the adapter builds.## Unreleasedheading is planted.go.modline: it rewritesv0.5.0tov0.6.0cleanly.go.modline should name the new version.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLEerror instead of reopening indefinitely.UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE; response details are limited when reading Kubernetes error messages.