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Add Validation Framework #2725

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Description

Validation of Download Url's for OpenSearch.
GitHub issue :#2712

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Automated the downloads of OpenSearch artifacts related to Linux platform.

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Merging #2725 (d7a055b) into main (7574d8e) will decrease coverage by 1.06%.
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Hi @Divyaasm ,

Please check the approach posted here: #2524 (comment)
Thanks!

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Please have proper PR title like"Add validation framework".
Also link the Github issue in the description to track.
Need to add tests too for this.

def is_url_valid(url: str) -> int:
response = requests.head(url)
if response.status_code == 200:
return 'content-length' in response.headers
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Why are we returning the 'content-length' here?

@classmethod
def download_urls(cls, projects: list, version: str, platform: str) -> None:
for project in projects:
url = f"https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/{project}/2.x/{project}-2.x.repo"
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This is won't be true everytime. For example, for 1.x version this static link will point to 1.x. Calculate it using the user entered version value. For example, for 3.0.0 version the url will be 3.x
cc: @peterzhuamazon

for project in projects:
url = f"https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/{project}/2.x/{project}-2.x.repo"
if Yum.is_url_valid(url):
print(f"Valid URL - {url}")
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Not sure if we should just log the statements and return true instead of printing them out.

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I will work on the changes requested Sayali.Thanks

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@Divyaasm Divyaasm changed the title Validation Add Validation Framework Oct 24, 2022
@staticmethod
def download(url: str) -> None:
response = requests.get(url, stream=True)
open(url.split("/")[-1], "wb").write(response.content)
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What is this part doing here?
Could you write some comments addressing your implementation?
Thanks.

def download_urls(cls, projects: list, version: str, platform: str) -> None:
for project in projects:
for package_type in cls.get_architectures():
url = f"https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{package_type}.rpm"
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Instead of directly hardcording this part in rpm.py.
I suggest bringing this part into a lib type of file which sourcing all these information.
So you dont need to hardcode this line every single file.

for package_type in cls.get_architectures():
url = f"https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{package_type}.rpm"
if Rpm.is_url_valid(url):
print(f"Valid URL - {url}")
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Instead of using printf you should look at logging lib and see how other files utilizing it.

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def get_architectures(cls) -> list:
return ["x64", "arm64"]
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I see this has been returned every .py which does not seems right.
If this is the same for every child class this should exist in the parent class.

Also this does not seems to belongs to a classmethod but more like a property.

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SUPPORTED_DISTRIBUTIONS = ["tar", "yum", "rpm"]
SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = ["linux"]
DISTRIBUTION_MAP = {"tar": Tar, "yum": Yum, "rpm": Rpm}

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A better practice is to write them into multiple lines instead of one line, for better visual or better maintenance.

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from .rpm import Rpm
from .tar import Tar
from .yum import Yum
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Instead of writing relative path it is better to write the full path of these libs.
Also it is better to give a name with full contaxt of these classes.

Example: ValidationRpm, ValidationTar.

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A good start @Divyaasm but I think we can improve it even better 😄
Please see my above comments on some tweaks.

Thanks.

for package_type in cls.get_architectures():
url = f"https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{package_type}.tar.gz"
if Tar.is_url_valid(url):
print(f" Valid URL - {url}")
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What do you think about making the return type as boolean? True if successful, else false along with throwing an exception? We want the workflow to fail if the validation fails instead of throwing false positive and just logging.

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prudhvigodithi commented Nov 1, 2022

Hey @Divyaasm some info on tests with existing workflows:

Tests to assert the main() method: https://github.com/opensearch-project/opensearch-build/blob/main/tests/test_run_releasenotes_check.py#L46-L60

Tests per class which is used my main() : release_notes.py, test_release_notes.py

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Good work overall. Need some minor improvements.


args = ValidationArgs()

console.configure(level=logging.DEBUG)
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Why is the logging level set to debug?


@classmethod
@abstractmethod
def download_urls(self, projects: list, version: str, platform: str, architectures: list) -> bool:
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Recommended to change the method name to just download or download_artifacts as this can be used by other distributions like docker to pull the images.

"--distribution",
type=str,
choices=self.SUPPORTED_DISTRIBUTIONS,
help="Distribution to build.",
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typo: Distribution to validate

parser.add_argument(
"version",
type=str,
help="Enter the Version"
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change to Product version to validate

for architecture in architectures:
url = f"{self.url}{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{architecture}.rpm"
if ValidationRpm.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationRpm.download(url):
logging.debug(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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Make the logging as info as default is info

for project in projects:
url = f"{self.url}{project}/{version[0:1]}.x/{project}-{version[0:1]}.x.repo"
if ValidationYum.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationYum.download(url):
logging.debug(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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Same as above. Change to info

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self.assertEqual(ValidationArgs().distribution, "rpm")
self.assertNotEqual(ValidationArgs().distribution, "yum")
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rpm and yum are same thing. I believe you want to assert that its not equal to tar which is default

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Thanks for the suggestions Sayali, I will work on the changes.


def __init__(self) -> None:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Download Artifacts.")
parser.add_argument("version", help="Enter Version.")
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Why we have another argument parser in this class? Should all be handled in the ValidationArgs() and passing that args assigned in run_validation within all classes?

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I haven't called the base class in my workflow by creating an object,So I have left it to default version. I will pass all the arguments from ValidationArgs() to init if the base class object is utilized in further development of the code or can set it to default without passing and arguments and without declaring any new variables.

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Hey @Divyaasm thanks for PR/changes,

I would suggest to include TemporaryDirectory, in your logic to download the files, else they would be on the user working directory and would never be deleted, example https://github.com/opensearch-project/opensearch-build/blob/main/src/release_notes_workflow/release_notes.py#L40, with this it would download all the artifacts in a temporary directly and will be removed once the execution is done.

Can you also add a small README file?

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Divyaasm commented Nov 9, 2022

Hey @Divyaasm thanks for PR/changes,

I would suggest to include TemporaryDirectory, in your logic to download the files, else they would be on the user working directory and would never be deleted, example https://github.com/opensearch-project/opensearch-build/blob/main/src/release_notes_workflow/release_notes.py#L40, with this it would download all the artifacts in a temporary directly and will be removed once the execution is done.

Can you also add a small README file?

Sure Prudhvi, Thanks for the info.

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Added some nits.

return 0

@staticmethod
def download(url: str, tmp_dir: TemporaryDirectory) -> bool:
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nit: rename to download_artifacts
Just download is bit confusing

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This is a different function in downloadutils.py which is called by the download_artifacts method in tar, rpm and yum.

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response = requests.get(url, stream=True) # get() method sends a GET request to the url
path = tmp_dir.name + "/" + url.split("/")[-1]
val = bool(open(path, "wb").write(response.content)) # writes the contents from the response object into temporary directory file name fetched from the end of the url
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Are these comments required? If yes please move it above the usage or remove it entirely. Also recommending to use better variables names instead of val

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Sure, Sayali.



class Validation(ABC):
url = "https://artifacts.opensearch.org/releases/bundle/"
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nit: base_url sounds more appropriate

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I made the change.

version: str

def __init__(self) -> None:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Download Artifacts.")
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Can you make the description more generic as the same framework is going to be used for multiple other platforms?

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I tried changing the description to Validation Framework for Tar,Rpm and Yum artifacts as it deals with the three distributions.

logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
else:
logging.info(f"Invalid URL - {url}")
raise Exception("Invalid url - check version")
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Not everytime the issue might be in version, sometimes the artifact won't exist at all.
Just invalid url with url provided works.

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Made the changes

logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
else:
logging.info(f"Invalid URL - {url}")
raise Exception("Invalid url - check version")
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Same as above, change all for all.

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Sure, Thanks.

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Hi @Divyaasm good start but there are some parts that I question the implementation.

Could you please take a look at these comments I raised.

Thanks.

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return 1
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return 0
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Is there a benefit using 1/0 instead of True/False?
This is also opposite compares to normal programming pattern where 1 is false and 0 is true normally.

Plus, the else block can be completely removed in this case.

def download(url: str, tmp_dir: TemporaryDirectory) -> bool:
# This method writes the contents from the response object into temporary directory file name fetched from the end of the url.
response = requests.get(url, stream=True)
path = tmp_dir.name + "/" + url.split("/")[-1]
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This is not a good implementation and I would rather use os.join because / is only working on nix* and would cause trouble on windows (even tho windows now can work with / it is still not ideal here.)

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Also, if you want to get the file name, use something like os.basename or similar, do not try to split the url and get the last item.

self.version = version
self.distribution = distribution
self.platform = platform
self. projects = projects
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Typo, which would cause the code not running at all.

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This also means you are missing test cases because the test pass but this code is invalid.
Or it means there are variables you did not use.

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I haven't used the init method in base class for implementation.So tried removing the init as I don't need any class properties in particular.

self.platform = platform
self. projects = projects

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Why is this a classmethod after all?

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Removing class method threw me an error Missing positional argument "self" in call to "download_artifacts" of "Validation" so I let it stay Peter.

Comment on lines 17 to 31
SUPPORTED_DISTRIBUTIONS = [
"tar",
"yum",
"rpm"
]
SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = ["linux"]
SUPPORTED_ARCHITECTURES = [
"x64",
"arm64",
]
DISTRIBUTION_MAP = {
"tar": ValidationTar,
"yum": ValidationYum,
"rpm": ValidationRpm
}
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We should not need one list and one map just to rewrite all the dist again.

The design can be using 1 map max:

Example:


    DISTRIBUTION_MAP = {
        "tar": ValidationTar,
        "yum": ValidationYum,
        "rpm": ValidationRpm
    }

Then the platform/arch information can be distributed directly in the validation<> class.

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Sure Peter, I will use a single dictionary for storing distributions and mapping the distributions to respective classes. Could you please explain what platform/arch information can be distributed directly in the validation<> class.
in your comment means.Do you recommend that I declare these lists where they are actually implemented without declaring them in validationargs.py so I need not pass them as arguments to the function.

for architecture in architectures:
url = f"{self.base_url}{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{architecture}.rpm"
if ValidationRpm.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationRpm.download(url, self.tmp_dir):
logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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Why is there a leading space?

for architecture in architectures:
url = f"{self.base_url}{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{architecture}.tar.gz"
if ValidationTar.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationTar.download(url, self.tmp_dir):
logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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Same as above.

for project in projects:
url = f"{self.base_url}{project}/{version[0:1]}.x/{project}-{version[0:1]}.x.repo"
if ValidationYum.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationYum.download(url, self.tmp_dir):
logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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Same as above.



class ValidationRpm(Validation, DownloadUtils):
tmp_dir = TemporaryDirectory()
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If this is a temp dir that all the test requires, why not just put it back to the parent class?

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for project in projects:
for architecture in architectures:
url = f"{self.base_url}{project}/{version}/{project}-{version}-{platform}-{architecture}.tar.gz"
if ValidationTar.is_url_valid(url) and ValidationTar.download(url, self.tmp_dir):
logging.info(f" Valid URL - {url} and Download Successful !")
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All of these implementation are extremely similar, means the core code should exist in parent, and child should just pass the different information.

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I was initially suggested to have only abstract methods in the base class so I have implemented it this way. I can actually change the core code to base class and pass the required information from the child class. Can I know what you would recommend!

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I'm expecting to leave the method abstract in base class as Docker also extends the same method which has a different implementation all together.So, had to implement it independently for each distribution even though the code is reused.


@classmethod
@abstractmethod
def download_artifacts(self, projects: list, version: str, platform: str, architectures: list) -> bool:
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Greetings, @Divyaasm , I am working on a dependant issue/PR to validation docker artifact and want to update you that I will need only the 'version' argument to Pull and Spin-up containers by docker-compose; hence, if you can make other arguments in your script as optional, that will help! Thanks!

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+1 I believe we can make platform, architectures optional

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@classmethod
def download_artifacts(self, projects: list, version: str) -> bool:
for project in projects:
for architecture in ["x64", "arm64"]:
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One nit: define [] as an actual map instead of calling it on the fly.

architecture_map=[]
for architecture in architecture_map

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Thanks @Divyaasm, one nitpik from above.

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