The claim parameter key didn't include the namespace of the claim. In the case
where two namespaces used the exact same parameter reference, the "too many
generated parameters" case got triggered incorrectly and lookup could have
returned an object from the wrong namespace.
Found while running the E2E tests in parallel:
message: 'running PreFilter plugin "DynamicResources": multiple generated claim
parameters for ConfigMap. dra-8794/parameters-3 found: [dra-4729/parameters-4
dra-7328/parameters-4 dra-8794/parameters-4 dra-3402/parameters-4 dra-6156/parameters-4
dra-1839/parameters-4 dra-7434/parameters-4 dra-6504/parameters-4]'
Any error result from PreBind was treated as a pod scheduling failure. This was
overlooked when moving blocking API calls in the DRA plugin into a PreBind
implementation, leading to:
E0604 15:45:50.980929 306340 schedule_one.go:1048] "Error scheduling pod; retrying" err="waiting for resource driver" pod="test/test-draqld28"
That's because DRA's PreBind does some updates in the apiserver, then returns
Pending to wait for the outcome.
The fix is to allow PreBind to return the same special status codes as other
extension points.
There's no reason for having the interface because there is only one
implementation. Makes the implementation of the test functions a bit
simpler (no casting). They are still stand-alone functions instead of methods
because they should not be considered part of the "normal" API.
This is now used by both the volumebinding and dynamicresources plugin, so
promoting it to a common helper package is better.
In terms of functionality, nothing was changed. Documentation got
updated (warns about storing locally modified objects, clarifies what the Get
parameters are). Code coverage should be a bit better than before (tested with
and without indexer, exercises event handlers, more error paths).
Checking for specific errors can now be done via errors.Is.
Clearing some irrelevant fields in objects caused a flaky data race alert
because in some cases, the objects were pointers into a shared cache. A better
solution is to treat the objects as read-only and ignore the irrelevant fields.
