Simplify e2e test #83
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRemoved the composite action Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
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participant CI as CI Runner
participant AWS as AWS
participant TS as Tailscale
participant Cache as Artifact Cache
participant TailOut as TailOut
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note right of CI: Inlined setup (composite action removed)
CI->>AWS: configure-credentials
CI->>TS: tailscale-connect
CI->>Cache: restore artifacts
CI->>CI: move binary -> /usr/local/bin
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note right of CI: TailOut lifecycle
CI->>TailOut: tailout init
CI->>TailOut: tailout create
CI->>TailOut: tailout status
CI->>TailOut: tailout disconnect
CI->>TailOut: tailout status
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note right of CI: Always-run cleanup
CI->>TS: teardown / cleanup
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246-251: Hardcoded AWS region may limit operational flexibility.While
us-west-1is a valid choice, consider whether this should be configurable (e.g., via a secret or environment variable) to support multi-region deployments or disaster recovery scenarios in the future. For now, this is acceptable if single-region operation is the intended design.
262-266: Consider explicit cache miss handling.The artifact cache restore lacks a
fail-on-cache-miss: trueflag. If the cache is missing (e.g., due to a binary job artifact save failure), the subsequent binary move step will fail with an unclear error. Either addfail-on-cache-miss: truehere or add explicit validation after the move to ensure the binary exists.- name: Fetch Cached Artifacts uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4.3.0 with: path: ${{ github.workspace }}/dist key: ${{ needs.binary.outputs.cache-key }} fail-on-cache-miss: true
268-270: Tighten binary path glob pattern for robustness.The glob
dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailoutcould match multiple directories if the build output structure changes or produces multiple variants. Consider verifying the actual directory structure produced by GoReleaser and using a more specific path if possible (e.g.,dist/tailout_linux_amd64_v1/tailoutif that's the only output).
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253-260: Clean Tailscale configuration.The OIDC-based OAuth setup and explicit version pinning are good practices. The runner operator tag is appropriate for this context.
284-285: Cleanup step is well-structured.The
if: always()condition ensures instances are stopped regardless of test outcome. This is the correct pattern for cleanup.
239-286: Verify that the e2e-tests job doesn't need repository checkout.Unlike other jobs in this workflow (
checks,binary,build-and-push-image), thee2e-testsjob does not include aactions/checkoutstep. This is likely intentional since the job only executes the tailout binary and doesn't reference repository files. However, please verify that no test fixtures, e2e test scripts, or other repository content are needed to run the full e2e test suite. If repository content is required (e.g., test fixtures or additional scripts), add a checkout step near line 246.
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276-283: Address error handling and complete IP validation (Duplicate of past review concern).This block still lacks error handling and the TODO for IP validation remains incomplete. If
tailout createfails, subsequent commands (status,disconnect, etc.) still execute, potentially masking the failure.Additionally, the TODO comment indicates incomplete IP validation logic that was flagged in the prior review.
Consider implementing:
- name: Create instance and test workflow run: | set -e # Fail fast on any error # Capture public IP from create output create_output=$(tailout create) created_ip=$(echo "$create_output" | grep -oP 'public_ip[=:]\s*\K[\d.]+' || echo "") tailout status # Extract public IP from status output status_output=$(tailout status) status_ip=$(echo "$status_output" | grep -oP 'public_ip[=:]\s*\K[\d.]+' || echo "") # Validate IP match if [ -z "$created_ip" ] || [ -z "$status_ip" ]; then echo "Failed to extract public IP from outputs" exit 1 fi if [ "$created_ip" != "$status_ip" ]; then echo "Public IP mismatch: created=$created_ip, status=$status_ip" exit 1 fi tailout disconnect tailout statusThis approach:
- Adds
set -eto fail fast- Captures and validates the public IP as noted in the TODO
- Provides clear error messages
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268-270: Harden glob pattern for binary placement to handle edge cases.The glob pattern
dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailoutassumes exactly one match exists. If GoReleaser output changes or the pattern doesn't match, the command silently fails and subsequent steps run anyway (no error handling).Consider a more defensive approach:
- name: Move binary to /usr/local/bin run: | set -e binary=$(ls dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailout) [ -f "$binary" ] || { echo "Binary not found"; exit 1; } sudo mv "$binary" /usr/local/bin/ shell: bashAlternatively, add
set -eat the start of the "Create instance and test workflow" run block (line 276) to fail fast on any error.
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287-287: Unresolved TODO: IP validation not implemented.The TODO comment about verifying that the public IP address matches the one from the new instance remains unaddressed. Either implement the IP validation or remove the TODO comment.
If implementing: capture the IP from
tailout createoutput, extract it fromtailout status, compare them, and exit non-zero on mismatch.
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268-270: Glob pattern may be fragile; consider explicit path.Line 269 uses
dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailoutto locate the binary. This glob pattern could match multiple directories or fail silently if the expected structure changes.Consider using an explicit, deterministic path or validating the match count beforehand:
# Option 1: More explicit glob with validation binary=$(ls dist/tailout_linux_amd64_v1/tailout 2>/dev/null || ls dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailout | head -1) [ -f "$binary" ] || { echo "Binary not found"; exit 1; } sudo mv "$binary" /usr/local/bin/ # Option 2: Check GoReleaser output format in binary job and hard-code the path sudo mv dist/tailout_linux_amd64_v1/tailout /usr/local/bin/
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246-291: Improved structure for error handling and clarity.The refactoring separates each step into atomic, individually-failing GitHub Actions steps. This is a good improvement over a single multi-command block, as each command now fails independently and stops the workflow without requiring
set -e. The explicit inlining of the setup logic is clearer and easier to debug than the composite action.
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237-289: Refactoring improves error handling but TODO remains unaddressed.By separating TailOut commands into individual steps, the job now has implicit error handling—each step fails independently without requiring
set -e. This is an improvement over the previous multi-line script approach.However, the TODO comment on line 285 about validating the instance public IP address remains unimplemented. The previous review flagged this as requiring either IP validation logic or explicit error handling.
Please address one of the following:
- Implement the IP validation (capture the public IP from
tailout create, extract it fromtailout status, compare, and fail if they don't match).- Confirm whether this is being deferred to a follow-up PR and document that decision.
Additionally, verify whether the job truly doesn't need a checkout step. While it only uses cached artifacts, some workflows benefit from having the repo available for debugging or status checks.
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266-268: Binary placement step uses glob pattern; verify it matches exactly one binary.The step uses
dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailoutwhich relies on glob expansion. If the binary path ever changes (e.g., different architecture or naming), this could silently fail to move the binary or move multiple files unexpectedly.Consider making the path more explicit:
- - name: Move binary to /usr/local/bin - run: sudo mv dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailout /usr/local/bin/ + - name: Move binary to /usr/local/bin + run: | + binary_path=$(find dist -name "tailout_linux_amd64*/tailout" -type f | head -1) + if [[ -z "$binary_path" ]]; then + echo "Error: binary not found" >&2 + exit 1 + fi + sudo mv "$binary_path" /usr/local/bin/This ensures a binary is found and avoids ambiguity if glob expansion produces unexpected results.
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236-289: Refactoring improves clarity and debuggability.The shift from a matrix-driven e2e flow to explicit linear steps is a solid improvement:
- Each lifecycle phase (init → create → status → disconnect → status) is now a discrete step, making failures transparent
- Default GitHub Actions behavior (any step failure stops the job) eliminates the need for inline
set -e- The
if: always()on cleanup ensures resources are released even if tests fail- Sequential separation makes it easier to trace which command failed
This addresses the prior concern about error handling in multi-line scripts.
285-286: Address the unaddressed TODO about IP validation in the workflow.The TODO comment on line 285 is confirmed to be orphaned and unimplemented. No IP address validation logic exists in the workflow file.
Before merging, choose one of the following:
- Implement the IP validation logic as a new step (capture public IP, compare with expected value, fail if mismatch)
- Remove the TODO comment if this validation is not needed
- Open a separate tracking issue if this is deferred work
The orphaned comment suggests incomplete work that needs resolution.
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Verify binary path glob pattern and remove redundant shell directive.
Line 267 uses the glob dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/tailout which must match the actual goreleaser build output structure. Confirm this aligns with the .goreleaser.yaml configuration.
Additionally, the shell: bash on line 268 is redundant since defaults.run.shell is already set to bash on line 15.
Remove line 268 (shell: bash) as it duplicates the default shell setting.
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Glob pattern is correct; remove redundant shell directive and address TODO comment.
The glob pattern dist/tailout_linux_amd64*/ correctly matches both tagged releases (e.g., tailout_linux_amd64_v1) and snapshot builds (e.g., tailout_linux_amd64), making it more robust than the hardcoded path on line 122. No changes needed.
However, the shell: bash on line 268 is redundant—defaults.run.shell already specifies bash globally on line 15. Remove it.
Additionally, the TODO comment on line 285 remains incomplete from the previous review: either implement the public IP validation check or remove the placeholder.
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.github/workflows/ci.yaml lines 266-268: the glob pattern for moving the binary
is fine and should be left as-is, but remove the redundant "shell: bash"
directive on line 268 since defaults.run.shell is already set globally; also
address the lingering TODO comment at line 285 by either implementing the
public-IP validation logic referenced there or removing the placeholder comment
and any related no-op steps so the workflow has no incomplete TODOs.
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