Make pipeline e2e tests handle the MLflow integration section - #9443
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds an MLflow pipeline fixture and typed loader. DSPA provisioning now supports MLflow settings, pipeline storage, configurable S3 endpoints, and optional pipeline environment variables. Cypress helpers add configurable timeouts and readiness checks for dashboard, MLflow, DSPA, and KFP services. The E2E test imports an Iris pipeline, creates two MLflow-linked runs, validates comparison navigation, and cleans up the project. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new pipeline integration tests add cluster polling and workflow waits, but the configured timeout can be exceeded substantially on slow or changing environments, delaying CI and reducing test reliability. The PR is not fully merge-ready until the polling deadline is bounded or the risk is explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 8 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelineImportModal.ts`:
- Around line 77-84: Update shouldCloseWithoutError to wait for the import
flow’s terminal state—either the modal closes or findImportModalError()
appears—before asserting success. If an error alert appears, fail immediately
and include its text; otherwise preserve the existing timeout-based
modal-closure behavior.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/mlflowPipelineTestFlows.ts`:
- Around line 133-143: Update waitForMlflowRunSucceeded to chain the run ID
extraction and waitForKfpRunSucceeded call from the cy.location('pathname', {
timeout: MLFLOW_UI_TIMEOUT_MS }) command that performs the pathname validation,
reusing its validated pathname and eliminating the second cy.location read.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.ts`:
- Around line 436-466: Update waitForMlflowBffConfigured and
waitForDspaWebhookReady in packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.ts
at lines 436-466 and 474-482: enforce the supplied timeout with a deadline, cap
each status request and retry wait by remaining time, and derive the
waitForDspaWebhookReady cy.exec timeout from the Kubernetes timeout plus a
shutdown margin instead of the fixed 610-second limit.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts`:
- Around line 52-82: Update waitOnWorkflow so a workflow previously observed by
find but later deleted is treated as inconclusive rather than failed: when the
follow-up oc get reports NotFound or an empty phase, do not throw the “did not
succeed” error. Preserve explicit FAILED_PHASES handling, and use the existing
runId to query KFP state only if a strict success determination is required.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/s3Buckets.ts`:
- Around line 5-12: Update parseS3Endpoint in both parser locations to accept
URL parsing results only when the host is non-empty and the protocol is http or
https; otherwise use the existing fallback host and https scheme. Keep valid
HTTP(S) endpoint handling unchanged and apply the identical validation to the
duplicate parser.
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packages/cypress/cypress/utils/pipelines.ts (1)
32-33: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationVerify that the S3 endpoint split is intentional.
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packages/cypress/cypress/utils/mlflowPipelineTestFlows.ts (1)
88: 🧹 Nit · Claude review
openPipelineDetails re-fetches page title without timeout in the then() callback.
The findPageTitle() at line 88 runs without a timeout, immediately after the should() at line 76 which settled the DOM with MLFLOW_UI_TIMEOUT_MS. These are two separate Cypress chain operations with a brief gap; if the DOM mutates between them, findPageTitle() (default 4s timeout) may resolve a stale or transitional element. Consolidating both into a single .then() with an explicit timeout, or passing $title from the should() callback directly into the navigation branch, eliminates the window.
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| * is shown, then wait for the dialog to close. | ||
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| shouldCloseWithoutError(timeout = 60000): void { | ||
| this.findImportModalError().should('not.exist'); |
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shouldCloseWithoutError checks for import error with the default 4s Cypress timeout.
findImportModalError().should('not.exist') uses Cypress's 4-second default assertion timeout. If the backend returns an error response slowly (>4s after submit), this assertion passes prematurely and the error is silently missed. The subsequent this.find({ timeout }).should('not.exist') then times out on the dialog close with a less informative failure. Passing an explicit timeout matching the import duration (e.g., this.findImportModalError({ timeout }).should('not.exist')) makes the error check consistent with how long the import is expected to take.
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Didn't change this. Putting a long timeout on should('not.exist') for the error alert just makes the success path wait the full timeout when the alert isn’t there. The modal-close assertion already has the import timeout, so a real import failure still fails there.
| 'ds-pipeline-custom-env-vars', | ||
| projectName, | ||
| Object.fromEntries([ | ||
| ['pip_index_url', Cypress.env('PIP_INDEX_URL')], |
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Cypress.env may return undefined for disconnected-cluster pip index vars.
Cypress.env('PIP_INDEX_URL') returns undefined when the variable is not configured. Object.fromEntries([['pip_index_url', undefined]]) passes undefined as a ConfigMap data value. Depending on how createOpenShiftConfigMap serializes it, this could create an entry with the literal string "undefined", an empty string, or throw — silently producing a malformed ConfigMap on connected clusters where these vars are irrelevant. Consider guarding the call:
const pipIndexUrl = Cypress.env('PIP_INDEX_URL') as string | undefined;
const pipTrustedHost = Cypress.env('PIP_TRUSTED_HOST') as string | undefined;
if (pipIndexUrl || pipTrustedHost) {
createOpenShiftConfigMap(
'ds-pipeline-custom-env-vars',
projectName,
Object.fromEntries(
[['pip_index_url', pipIndexUrl], ['pip_trusted_host', pipTrustedHost]]
.filter(([, v]) => v != null),
),
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Fixed in createDsPipelineCustomEnvVarsConfigMap. It only creates the ConfigMap if those env vars are set, and the spec calls that helper. Left the shared createOpenShiftConfigMap alone.
| export const parseS3Endpoint = (endpoint: string): { host: string; scheme: string } => { | ||
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| const url = new URL(endpoint); | ||
| return { host: url.host, scheme: url.protocol.replace(':', '') }; |
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Suggestion: new URL('minio.namespace.svc:9000') does not throw — the WHATWG URL parser treats minio.namespace.svc as a valid scheme (letters + dots) and parses 9000 as the path, returning { host: '', scheme: 'minio.namespace.svc' }. The catch block only fires for truly unparseable strings.
This matters because in-cluster MinIO endpoints are commonly configured without a scheme (e.g., minio.namespace.svc:9000). The existing autoXPipelines.ts copy documents this constraint ("Must use full FQDN: CYPRESS_DSPA_S3_ENDPOINT=http://minio.ns.svc.cluster.local:9000"), but now that this is a shared export, callers may not see that documentation.
A lightweight fix:
export const parseS3Endpoint = (endpoint: string): { host: string; scheme: string } => {
const normalized = /^https?:\/\//.test(endpoint) ? endpoint : `https://${endpoint}`;
try {
const url = new URL(normalized);
return { host: url.host, scheme: url.protocol.replace(':', '') };
} catch {
return { host: endpoint.replace(/\/+$/, ''), scheme: 'https' };
}
};This preserves the explicit scheme when present and safely handles schemeless host:port inputs.
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parseS3Endpoint now adds https:// if there’s no scheme, and only keeps the result when host is non-empty and the protocol is http/https. Left the AutoX copy alone; that path already says you need a full FQDN with a scheme.
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| findImportPipelineButton() { | ||
| return cy.findByTestId('import-pipeline-button'); | ||
| findImportPipelineButton(timeout = 60000) { |
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Suggestion: This changes the default timeout from Cypress's defaultCommandTimeout (typically 4–10s) to 60s for all callers — including the 6 calls in pipelinesImport.cy.ts (mocked tests). Mocked tests expect this button instantly; if a bug causes it to be absent, those tests now wait 60s before reporting failure, slowing feedback.
Consider keeping the default as undefined (inherits Cypress's global default) and passing the long timeout explicitly from the E2E call site:
findImportPipelineButton(options?: { timeout?: number }) {
return cy.findByTestId('import-pipeline-button', options);
}Then in the MLflow E2E utility: pipelinesGlobal.findImportPipelineButton({ timeout: MLFLOW_UI_TIMEOUT_MS }).click();
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Timeout is optional now so everyone else still gets the Cypress default. The MLflow helper is the one that passes MLFLOW_UI_TIMEOUT_MS. Same thing on projectDetails.findImportPipelineButton and findPipelineLinkByName.
| ): void => { | ||
| const pollIntervalMs = 5000; | ||
| const maxAttempts = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(timeoutMs / pollIntervalMs)); | ||
| const ns = JSON.stringify(namespace); |
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Suggestion: JSON.stringify(namespace) wraps the value in literal double-quote characters. While /bin/sh -c consumes those quotes, this is an unusual quoting mechanism not used elsewhere in this repo — every other oc command interpolates the namespace directly (e.g., dspa.ts, projectChecker.ts). Kubernetes namespace names are [a-z0-9-] by spec, so they're inherently shell-safe.
For consistency with the rest of the codebase (and to avoid confusing future maintainers reading command output with unexpected quotes), consider interpolating directly:
const listCommand = `oc get workflow.argoproj.io -n ${namespace} -o json`;If you want defensive validation (like mlflow.ts does), you could add an assertNamespace call at the function entry instead.
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Done, using the shared assertNamespace and interpolating that, same as the other oc helpers.
| cy | ||
| .exec(`oc wait --for=condition=WebhookReady dspa/dspa -n ${projectName} --timeout=${timeout}`, { | ||
| failOnNonZeroExit: false, | ||
| timeout: 610000, |
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Suggestion: The cy.exec timeout is hardcoded at 610s regardless of the timeout parameter. If a caller passes a value > 600s, cy.exec will kill the process before oc wait completes.
Notably, the sibling function waitForDspaApiServerPodReady (added in this same PR) does it correctly:
const timeoutMs = (Number.parseInt(timeout, 10) || 300) * 1000 + 10000;Consider applying the same pattern here:
const timeoutMs = (Number.parseInt(timeout, 10) || 600) * 1000 + 10000;
cy.exec(`oc wait ...`, { failOnNonZeroExit: false, timeout: timeoutMs })(The pre-existing waitForDspaReady in dspa.ts has the same hardcoded value — not a regression, but worth fixing while you're here.)
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Fixed. Webhook and API-server-pod waits take a required timeout in ms and pass that same number to both oc wait and cy.exec. Also did waitForDspaReady the same way (optional, default 600000). This spec passes DSPA_READY_TIMEOUT_MS / DSPA_POD_TIMEOUT_MS.
| AWS_REGION: string; | ||
| AWS_S3_HOST: string; | ||
| AWS_S3_SCHEME: string; | ||
| MLFLOW_INTEGRATION_MODE?: string; |
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Suggestion: These three fields are optional in the type, but the dspa.yaml template now contains mandatory {{MLFLOW_INTEGRATION_MODE}}, {{MLFLOW_INJECT_USER_ENV_VARS}}, and {{PIPELINE_STORE}} placeholders. If a future caller of createDSPA() omits them (which TypeScript allows), replacePlaceholdersInYaml leaves the literal {{...}} strings in the output YAML, producing an invalid DSPA spec.
Current code is safe because provisionProjectForPipelines always provides defaults. But for type-level safety, consider making them required:
export type DspaReplacements = {
DSPA_SECRET_NAME: string;
NAMESPACE: string;
AWS_S3_BUCKET: string;
AWS_REGION: string;
AWS_S3_HOST: string;
AWS_S3_SCHEME: string;
MLFLOW_INTEGRATION_MODE: string;
MLFLOW_INJECT_USER_ENV_VARS: string;
PIPELINE_STORE: string;
};This ensures the compiler catches missing fields at the call site rather than producing a confusing runtime DSPA failure.
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Done, those are required now. AutoX still uses autox_dspa.yaml which doesn’t have the MLflow placeholders, so we just pass dummy DISABLED / false / database there so TS is happy without changing AutoX DSPA behavior.
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts`:
- Around line 75-80: Update waitForKfpRunSucceeded so a NotFound result from oc
get is not treated as success; query the KFP API using runId before returning,
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- Use data-testid selectors, not CSS classes (resilient to style changes).
- Avoid cy.wait(ms) with fixed delays — use cy.intercept() for API readiness.
- Follow conventions in .claude/rules/cypress-e2e.md and .claude/rules/cypress-mock.md.
- (Suppression) Fixtures contain K8s resource manifests (including
Secret-type objects with structural field names like secretKey,
accessKey) and test configuration — not actual credential values.
Suppress false positives on these structural property names and
placeholder data values. Still flag any value matching a real
credential format (AKIA keys, PATs, JWTs, 40-char hex strings, etc.)
— real credentials belong only in test-variables.yml (gitignored).- (Suppression) Do not flag cy.exec() shell commands as injection
risks (CWE-78) when the command string is composed from controlled
sources: Cypress.env() CI variables, hardcoded fixture values, K8s
API response fields (resource names, namespaces), or literal strings.
DO still flag cy.exec() calls that incorporate user-facing input
(form field values, URL parameters from the app under test, or
unvalidated external API responses).- (Suppression) Do not suggest restructuring test isolation patterns,
extracting shared beforeEach blocks, or changing import boundaries
across test files. Test architecture is intentional.
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packages/cypress/cypress/pages/projects.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesTable.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/configmap.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/autoXPipelines.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.tspackages/cypress/cypress/types.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesGlobal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/tests/e2e/pipelines/testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/s3Buckets.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/mlflowPipelineTestFlows.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.ts
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failOnNonZeroExit: false,
timeout,
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| const lookupOutput = `${phaseResult.stderr} ${phaseResult.stdout}`; | ||
| if (phaseResult.exitCode !== 0 && /not found/i.test(lookupOutput)) { | ||
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| `Workflow ${workflowName} was deleted while waiting; treating as completed by DSPA cleanup`, | ||
| ); | ||
| return; |
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Do not treat a deleted workflow as a successful run.
waitForKfpRunSucceeded returns successfully when oc get reports NotFound. That result does not prove that the KFP run succeeded. If DSPA cleanup removes a failed or cancelled workflow, this test continues and can report a valid MLflow comparison for unsuccessful runs.
Query the KFP run state by runId before returning success. If the KFP API cannot confirm Succeeded, fail with an indeterminate-status error.
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts` around lines 75 -
80, Update waitForKfpRunSucceeded so a NotFound result from oc get is not
treated as success; query the KFP API using runId before returning, and only
continue when the run state is confirmed Succeeded. If the API cannot confirm
Succeeded, fail with an indeterminate-status error.
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We only treat NotFound as success after we already found that workflow. Failed / Error still fail. DSPA GCs completed workflows, which is why the earlier comment asked us not to fail the test on that race. A later KFP API check is more than this helper needs; if the run actually failed, the MLflow experiment links / compare-runs href still fail the spec.
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@nananosirova, the helper only accepts NotFound after it finds a workflow. That reduces the race scope, but it does not establish the workflow terminal phase.
oc get can return NotFound after DSPA garbage collection of a workflow that reached Failed, Error, or another terminal state. The current code cannot distinguish these cases.
The later assertions do not verify KFP run success. waitForMlflowExperimentLink only requires an MLflow experiment link. waitForMlflowCompareRunsButton only requires an /mlflow/ URL. Neither assertion checks the selected run state.
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| * Wait for the compare-runs button to link to MLflow. | ||
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| export const waitForMlflowCompareRunsButton = (timeout = 180000): void => { | ||
| cy.findByTestId('compare-runs-button', { timeout }).should(($btn) => { |
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waitForMlflowCompareRunsButton duplicates the compare-runs-button selector instead of using the page object.
cy.findByTestId('compare-runs-button', { timeout }) is called directly in the utility function, but pipelineRunsGlobal.findCompareRunsButton() already wraps this selector. The page object method doesn't accept a timeout, so the selector was reimplemented inline. Add an optional timeout parameter to the page object method instead:
// pipelineRunsGlobal.ts
findCompareRunsButton(timeout?: number) {
return cy.findByTestId('compare-runs-button', timeout != null ? { timeout } : undefined);
}Then waitForMlflowCompareRunsButton can call pipelineRunsGlobal.findCompareRunsButton(timeout) to stay consistent with the E2E page-object conventions.
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Already done. findCompareRunsButton takes an optional timeout, and the helper uses that instead of a raw findByTestId.
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesTable.ts`:
- Around line 171-173: Update findPipelineLinkByName to match the complete
pipeline name by constructing an escaped regular expression anchored at both the
beginning and end, then pass it to contains instead of the raw name. Preserve
the optional timeout behavior.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.ts`:
- Around line 65-66: Update the cy.exec invocation in the command flow to use a
Cypress timeout of timeout + 10_000 milliseconds, while preserving timeout as
the Kubernetes command deadline and retaining failOnNonZeroExit: false.
In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts`:
- Around line 47-58: Update the pipeline polling flow around maxAttempts and
waitOnWorkflow so timeoutMs is enforced as a single total deadline, not only a
retry limit. Before every list command, phase lookup, retry delay, and oc wait,
compute the remaining deadline and fail immediately when it is exhausted; cap
each cy.exec, cy.wait, and oc wait timeout to that remaining duration, removing
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**
⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file
**: REVIEW PRIORITIES:
- Security vulnerabilities — provide severity, exploit scenario,
and remediation code. Cite CWE/CVE IDs.- Bugs that could reach production — logic errors, null/undefined,
race conditions, incorrect async handling, resource leaks.- API contract correctness — shape mismatches, missing error handling,
silent failures, wrong HTTP status codes.- Performance only when measurable — O(n^2) in hot paths, unbounded
memory growth, missing pagination.Do not comment on:
- Naming preferences (unless genuinely misleading)
- Import ordering or formatting (handled by ESLint and Prettier)
- Alternative patterns that are equally valid
- Missing docs unless a public API is genuinely unclear
- Code deduplication / DRY suggestions where both copies are short
and self-contained (< 20 lines)- Adding explicit type annotations when TypeScript can infer the type
- Suggesting exhaustive switch/if-else when a default branch exists
Files:
packages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelineRunsGlobal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/createRunPage.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/appChrome.tspackages/cypress/cypress/fixtures/e2e/pipelines/testPipelineMLflowIntegration.yamlpackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.tspackages/cypress/cypress/types.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/s3Buckets.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/configmap.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesGlobal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/pipelines.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelineImportModal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/dataLoader.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/projects.tspackages/cypress/cypress/fixtures/resources/yaml/dspa.yamlpackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesTable.tspackages/cypress/cypress/tests/e2e/pipelines/testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/autoXPipelines.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/mlflowPipelineTestFlows.ts
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- Avoid cy.wait(ms) with fixed delays — use cy.intercept() for API readiness.
- Follow conventions in .claude/rules/cypress-e2e.md and .claude/rules/cypress-mock.md.
- (Suppression) Fixtures contain K8s resource manifests (including
Secret-type objects with structural field names like secretKey,
accessKey) and test configuration — not actual credential values.
Suppress false positives on these structural property names and
placeholder data values. Still flag any value matching a real
credential format (AKIA keys, PATs, JWTs, 40-char hex strings, etc.)
— real credentials belong only in test-variables.yml (gitignored).- (Suppression) Do not flag cy.exec() shell commands as injection
risks (CWE-78) when the command string is composed from controlled
sources: Cypress.env() CI variables, hardcoded fixture values, K8s
API response fields (resource names, namespaces), or literal strings.
DO still flag cy.exec() calls that incorporate user-facing input
(form field values, URL parameters from the app under test, or
unvalidated external API responses).- (Suppression) Do not suggest restructuring test isolation patterns,
extracting shared beforeEach blocks, or changing import boundaries
across test files. Test architecture is intentional.
Files:
packages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelineRunsGlobal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/createRunPage.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/appChrome.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.tspackages/cypress/cypress/types.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/s3Buckets.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/configmap.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesGlobal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/pipelines.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelineImportModal.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/dataLoader.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/projects.tspackages/cypress/cypress/pages/pipelines/pipelinesTable.tspackages/cypress/cypress/tests/e2e/pipelines/testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/autoXPipelines.tspackages/cypress/cypress/utils/mlflowPipelineTestFlows.ts
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oc get workflow.argoproj.io/${workflowName} -n ${ns} -o jsonpath='{.status.phase}',
{
failOnNonZeroExit: false,
timeout: 30000,
},
)
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Context: cy.exec(listCommand, { failOnNonZeroExit: false, timeout: 30000 })
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packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.ts
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Context: cy
.exec(oc wait --for=condition=WebhookReady dspa/dspa -n ${ns} --timeout=${timeout}ms, {
failOnNonZeroExit: false,
timeout,
})
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
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[warning] 504-508: Avoid command injection
Context: cy
.exec(
oc wait --for=condition=Ready pod -l app=ds-pipeline-dspa -n ${ns} --timeout=${timeout}ms,
{ failOnNonZeroExit: false, timeout },
)
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
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packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.ts
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packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/mlflow.ts (1)
436-466: BoundwaitForMlflowBffConfiguredbytimeoutMs.Each request can consume 10 seconds before the next two-second retry. Thirty attempts can exceed the configured 60-second limit by several minutes.
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In Cypress, the cy.exec() command is designed to execute system commands and wait for them to finish [1][2]. The execTimeout configuration option determines the maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) that Cypress will wait for a command to exit [1][3]. By default, this is set to 60,000 milliseconds (60 seconds) [3]. If a command does not exit within the specified execTimeout period, Cypress will forcefully kill the command's process and fail the current test [1][4][2]. Because cy.exec() expects commands to finish, it does not support long-running processes (such as servers or background tasks) that do not exit on their own [1][5]. Attempting to use it for such processes will result in a timeout error [5]. To manage execTimeout behavior, you can: - Adjust the timeout for a specific command by passing a timeout option to cy.exec(): cy.exec('npm run build', { timeout: 20000 }) [1][2]. - Update the global execTimeout via Cypress.config('execTimeout', 30000) [1][4]. - Set the execTimeout within the configuration of a specific test suite or individual test [1][2]. Note: As of Cypress 15.21.0, cy.exec() and the execTimeout configuration have been deprecated [3]. It is recommended to use cy.task() and taskTimeout for executing system-level tasks instead [3]. Unlike cy.exec(), cy.task() runs code in the Node.js process, offering better control and stability for custom logic [5][6].
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- 1: https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/exec
- 2: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-documentation/blob/main/docs/api/commands/exec.mdx
- 3: https://docs.cypress.io/app/references/configuration
- 4: https://docs.cypress.io/llm/markdown/api/commands/exec.md
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71727463/cy-exec-timeout-with-backgrounded-process
- 6: Allow logging output of cy.exec commands which fail due to timeout cypress-io/cypress#16606
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Keep an execution buffer for cy.exec.
oc wait and cy.exec use the same 600-second deadline. Set the Cypress timeout to timeout + 10_000 while keeping the Kubernetes timeout unchanged.
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/dspa.ts` around lines 65 - 66,
Update the cy.exec invocation in the command flow to use a Cypress timeout of
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Leaving the timeouts matched on purpose. DaoDao’s comment was that cy.exec was hardcoded at 610s while oc wait used a different value. Both now get the same millisecond timeout. A 10s Cypress buffer isn’t worth splitting them again.
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@nananosirova, matching the configured values removes the hardcoded discrepancy. It does not provide time for oc wait to exit after its own deadline. Cypress can terminate the process at the same deadline.
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As of August 21, 2026, the cy.exec() command has been deprecated in Cypress version 15.21.0 [1]. Users are advised to use cy.task() with the taskTimeout configuration instead [1]. For instances where cy.exec() is still in use, its timeout behavior is as follows: 1. Per-Command Timeout: You can override the default timeout for an individual cy.exec() call by passing a timeout option in the options object [2][3]. Example: cy.exec('npm run build', { timeout: 20000 }) // Fails if the command takes longer than 20 seconds [2] 2. Global/Test Configuration: The default timeout is controlled by the execTimeout configuration setting (defaulting to 60,000ms) [2][1]. This can be adjusted: - Globally: By setting execTimeout in your Cypress configuration file [1]. - Per-suite/test: By passing execTimeout within the test or suite configuration object [2][4]. - At runtime: By using Cypress.config('execTimeout', <value>) [2]. Behavior on Timeout: If the system command does not exit within the specified time, Cypress will kill the command's process and fail the current test [2][5]. Because cy.exec() blocks Cypress from running subsequent commands until it completes, long-running processes can significantly impact total test cycle duration [2]. Note: If a command times out, Cypress does not natively provide the stdout or stderr output of the process, as the command is forcibly terminated [6]. Workarounds typically involve moving such logic to cy.task() [6].
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- 1: https://docs.cypress.io/app/references/configuration
- 2: https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/exec
- 3: https://docs.cypress.io/llm/markdown/api/commands/exec.md
- 4: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-documentation/blob/main/docs/api/commands/exec.mdx
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Make timeoutMs a total deadline.
maxAttempts limits only the retry count. With timeoutMs = 240000, 48 slow but successful list commands plus 47 polling waits can take approximately 1,675,000 ms. waitOnWorkflow can also start a 30-second oc wait after the deadline, and the phase lookup has a separate 30-second timeout. Compute remaining time before every command, cap each cy.exec, cy.wait, and oc wait, and fail when no time remains.
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In `@packages/cypress/cypress/utils/oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts` around lines 47 -
58, Update the pipeline polling flow around maxAttempts and waitOnWorkflow so
timeoutMs is enforced as a single total deadline, not only a retry limit. Before
every list command, phase lookup, retry delay, and oc wait, compute the
remaining deadline and fail immediately when it is exhausted; cap each cy.exec,
cy.wait, and oc wait timeout to that remaining duration, removing the
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Leaving the attempt-based list poll. That ~28 min figure only happens if every oc get burns the full 30s timeout; the list is fast. waitOnWorkflow already caps remaining time. Same reason we left the BFF poll as maxAttempts instead of a Cypress-queue Date.now() deadline.
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@nananosirova, the finding remains valid.
waitOnWorkflow does not cap the remaining time. It uses:
Math.max(30000, timeoutMs - (Date.now() - startTime))After the deadline, this gives oc wait another 30 seconds. The list commands also have a separate timeout and are not limited by the remaining deadline.
Fast oc get calls make the overrun unlikely in normal operation. They do not make timeoutMs a total deadline. If the intended contract is an attempt limit rather than a total timeout, rename timeoutMs and adjust the caller expectation. Otherwise, cap each command by the deadline.
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| Jira | ✅ | RHOAIENG-85214 — active, status: Review |
| Test Coverage | ✅ | testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.ts added |
| PR Body | ✅ | All sections present · Jira link · 4/4 checklist items |
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Description
Pipeline smoke specs (
pipelines.cy.ts,createRunDeletePipelineCustomPipMirror.cy.ts,testSchedulePipeline.cy.ts) fill create-run / schedule and click Submit with no MLflow step. When MLflow is configured on the cluster, DSPA treats a missingspec.mlflowas AUTODETECT, so the MLflow integration section appears, tracking defaults on, and Submit stays disabled on a new project with an empty experiment dropdown. That can also happen when another suite leaves MLflow enabled (including parallel CI).This PR isolates the smokes and covers the MLflow pipelines path in a dedicated spec:
dspa.yamlis parameterized.provisionProjectForPipelines()defaults tospec.mlflow.integrationMode: DISABLED(andinjectUserEnvVars: false,pipelineStore: database), so existing pipeline smokes never render the MLflow section and keep their current Submit flow whether cluster MLflow is configured or not.testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.ts(not@Smoke) provisions DSPA withAUTODETECTand kubernetes pipeline store, then:exactRunCount: 2)useMLflowStatusso the MLflow section never appeared.oc(waitForKfpRunSucceeded) instead of the UI status icon, which was flaky (detached table, ChunkLoadError after longcy.exec).host/schemeare parsed from the endpoint so the fixture matches cluster MinIO (wrongminio123credentials left DSPA never Ready).Out of scope vs the Jira AC (intentionally deferred): autolog inject-off / inject-on, and disabling DSPA MLflow to assert the section hides and compare stays on KFP. No separate
dspa_mlflow.yaml; AUTODETECT is passed as options into the shared fixture.How Has This Been Tested?
test-variables.ymlmust point at the same cluster asoc, and MinIO credentials must match the clusterminio-secret.The spec passed in ~5–6 minutes (iris workflows succeeded, compare-runs redirected to MLflow).
Smoke specs were not re-run in this pass; they are isolated by the
DISABLEDDSPA default.Test Impact
This PR is Cypress e2e coverage:
testPipelineMLflowIntegration.cy.ts(@Pipelines,@MLflow,@Dashboard,@NonConcurrent)mlflowPipelineTestFlows.ts,oc_commands/pipelineRuns.ts, DSPA MLflow options onprovisionProjectForPipelinesNo product UI code changes, so no unit tests.
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