AnalysisRun Job is terminated when Rollout resource is scaled

[davcd]

Checklist:

• I've included steps to reproduce the bug.
• I've included the version of argo rollouts.

Describe the bug

Having a Rollout with an Analysis. If Rollout is scaled during the running of the Analysis, the AnalysisRun Job is terminated. Additionally, the Rollout is promoted even when the Analysis has not finished.

To Reproduce

Having the following Rollout resource:

apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1alpha1
kind: Rollout
metadata:
  name: my-rollout
  ...
spec:
  replicas: 3
  ...
  strategy:
    blueGreen:
      activeService: my-service
      previewService: my-service-preview
      prePromotionAnalysis:
        templates:
          - templateName: some-analysis-maybe-e2e

And scaling manually with the following command:

kubectl scale rollout my-rollout --replicas=6

The bug is replicated when the following events occurs:

• A new Rollout starts

  • Preview ReplicaSet is created and Pods are booted
  • Pre promotion AnalysisRun Job starts

• Rollout is scaled (triggered by HPA or manually, doesn't matter. Also it can be scaled up or down)

  • Both preview and active ReplicaSets are scaled correctly
  • Analysis Job is terminated (while it was still running)
  • Analysis is marked as successful and Rollout is promoted

Expected behaviour

Running AnalysisRun Jobs are not affected when Rollout resource is scaled.

Version
v1.7.2+59e5bd3

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[davcd]

After further investigation, it is possible to conclude that the issue is not related to KEDA/HPA.
Steps to reproduce and bug explanations have been simplified.

[davcd]

IMO this bug is critical as some people can be bypassing their application promotion conditions.

As an example, if you have some e2e or contract testing taking place before your promotion and your Rollout is scaled at the moment those Analysis are running, you will promote your new version even when the tests are not completed successfully.