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  • New Features

    • Workspaces in several tasks are now optional, allowing tasks to run even if certain workspaces are not provided.
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    • Added a newline at the end of a configuration file for improved formatting.

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This change updates several Tekton Task YAML files by marking the jumpstarter-client-secret and, in one case, the source workspaces as optional. Additionally, a conditional directory change is introduced in a task script, and a newline is added to the end of one file. No other logic or parameter changes are present.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Make workspaces optional in get/release lease tasks
tasks/get-lease/get-lease.yaml, tasks/release-lease/release-lease.yaml
Added optional: true to the jumpstarter-client-secret workspace declaration in both tasks.
Make workspaces optional and conditional cd in run-cmd
tasks/run-cmd/run-cmd.yaml
Marked jumpstarter-client-secret and source workspaces as optional; made script cd conditional on workspace binding; removed echo command.
Whitespace adjustment
tasks/setup-sa-client/setup-sa-client.yaml
Added a newline at the end of the file.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Pipeline
    participant RunCmd Task

    Pipeline->>RunCmd Task: Start task
    alt source workspace is bound
        RunCmd Task->>RunCmd Task: cd /workspace/source
    else source workspace not bound
        RunCmd Task->>RunCmd Task: Skip cd
    end
    RunCmd Task->>Pipeline: Complete task
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
tasks/run-cmd/run-cmd.yaml (1)

68-70: Good defensive check, but quote the boolean for POSIX portability
[ "$(workspaces.source.bound)" == "true" ] relies on the Bash == operator. Using the POSIX-portable single = avoids surprises on /bin/sh images:

-if [ "$(workspaces.source.bound)" == "true" ] ; then
+if [ "$(workspaces.source.bound)" = "true" ] ; then

Minor, but keeps the script working if the base image is ever swapped to dash or busybox.

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  • tasks/setup-sa-client/setup-sa-client.yaml (1 hunks)
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tasks/setup-sa-client/setup-sa-client.yaml (1)

41-41: <<-EOF is OK, but verify that tab-stripping is really required
Using cat <<-EOF causes leading tab characters to be stripped from the heredoc. If the heredoc body is indented with spaces (as here), the dash is unnecessary and may surprise future editors. Consider dropping the dash unless you intentionally rely on tab stripping.

tasks/get-lease/get-lease.yaml (1)

80-80: Marking the workspace optional can break jmp config client use when no fallback config is provided
When the jumpstarter-client-secret workspace is omitted, the directory /root/.config/jumpstarter/clients is no longer a mounted secret but a plain empty dir in the container. If callers also omit the client-config param, jmp config client use $(params.client-name) will fail because no client file exists.
Consider one of:

  1. Add a guard that errors out early when the workspace is un-bound and client-config is empty.
  2. Provide a sensible default client config baked into the image.
tasks/run-cmd/run-cmd.yaml (1)

82-86: Workspace optionality looks correct—thanks for the bound check
Marking both jumpstarter-client-secret and source as optional is safe now that the script guards against an unbound source workspace. Nice improvement.

- mountPath: /root/.config/jumpstarter/clients
name: jumpstarter-client-secret

optional: true
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Same caveat as in get-lease: releasing without a mounted client may fail
With optional: true, the task now starts even when the jumpstarter-client-secret workspace is missing. If the client-config param is also empty, the later jmp config client use … will not find a config and the lease-release will error. Add a safety check or document the expectation in the Task description.

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In tasks/release-lease/release-lease.yaml at line 63, the use of 'optional:
true' allows the task to start without the 'jumpstarter-client-secret'
workspace, which can cause errors later if 'client-config' is also empty. To fix
this, add a conditional check before running 'jmp config client use' to ensure
the client config is present, or update the Task description to clearly document
that the workspace or client-config must be provided to avoid lease-release
failures.

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@NickCao could you replay the patch here? https://github.com/tektoncd/catalog/tree/main/task/jumpstarter-get-lease

And, @bkhizgiy we are missing the setup sa client in there. Can we create that task too?

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bkhizgiy commented Aug 7, 2025

@mangelajo Sure, the PR was merged, but I can open another one. I intentionally removed it because I understood in one of the meetings we had it was going to be sort of a temporary workaround, so do we want to include this anyway?

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NickCao commented Aug 7, 2025

This is used as part of a konflux pipeline, where you cannot customize the pipelinerun, thus unable to use tekton workspaces, and passing the config-file parameter was the only way to inject the secrets. So while it is a workaround, it could be useful for certain users.

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