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Check error when checking for secret existence#95

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Check error when checking for secret existence#95
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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling and logging during secret verification for client and exporter credentials. These changes ensure that the system now detects and reports credential issues more reliably, providing clearer operational feedback when secrets are missing or inaccessible.

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This pull request updates the secret verification functions in both the client and exporter controllers. The methods clientSecretExists and exporterSecretExists now return a tuple (bool, error) instead of a single boolean. The reconciliation process in each controller is modified to check for errors and log informative messages when the secret cannot be verified.

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File(s) Change Summary
internal/controller/client_controller.go, internal/controller/exporter_controller.go Updated secret existence methods to return (bool, error) instead of a single boolean. Adjusted reconciliation logic to handle errors and log relevant messages.

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Client Secret Check Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant CR as ClientReconciler
    participant API as Kubernetes API
    CR->>CR: Initiate reconcileStatusCredential
    CR->>CR: Call clientSecretExists(ctx, client)
    alt Credential is nil
        CR-->>CR: Return (false, nil)
    else Credential exists
        CR->>API: Retrieve client secret
        API-->>CR: Return (exists, error)
    end
    CR->>CR: Log error if present
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Exporter Secret Check Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant ER as ExporterReconciler
    participant API as Kubernetes API
    ER->>ER: Initiate reconcileStatusCredential
    ER->>ER: Call exporterSecretExists(ctx, exporter)
    alt Credential is nil
        ER-->>ER: Return (false, nil)
    else Credential exists
        ER->>API: Retrieve exporter secret (ignoring not-found)
        API-->>ER: Return (exists, error)
    end
    ER->>ER: Log error if present
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
internal/controller/client_controller.go (1)

109-109: Make log message style consistent.

Consider prefixing the log message with "reconcileStatusCredential:" to maintain consistency with other log messages in the file.

-			logger.Info("reconcileStatusCredential: the client secret has ceased to exist, will be recreated", "client", client.Name)
+			logger.Info("reconcileStatusCredential: client secret has ceased to exist, will be recreated", "client", client.Name)
internal/controller/exporter_controller.go (1)

112-116: Make log message style consistent.

Consider prefixing the log message with "reconcileStatusCredential:" to maintain consistency with other log messages in the file.

-			logger.Info("the exporter secret has ceased to exist, will be recreated", "exporter", exporter.Name)
+			logger.Info("reconcileStatusCredential: exporter secret has ceased to exist, will be recreated", "exporter", exporter.Name)

Also applies to: 121-121

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internal/controller/client_controller.go (2)

77-92: LGTM! Good error handling improvements.

The updated function signature with (bool, error) return type and the nil check for client.Status.Credential improve error handling robustness.


100-104: LGTM! Good error handling and logging.

The error handling is robust and the log message provides clear context about the failure.

internal/controller/exporter_controller.go (1)

89-104: LGTM! Consistent with client_controller.go.

The changes mirror the improvements made in client_controller.go, maintaining consistency across both controllers.

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Thanks X-D, I was coming back and looking to add that suggestion but I see it's merged and proposed

@mangelajo mangelajo merged commit 36d6f1c into main Feb 13, 2025
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