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[Storage]: Use wrapper File Level Restore class - #6722
Use the shared VMFR wrapper and fixture-managed restore creation.
Remove the local class and helpers, update callers, and move remaining VMFR creation into fixtures.
Centralizes resource behavior in openshift-python-wrapper and keeps setup/teardown separate from test assertions.
File-level restore fixtures and tests now use VirtualMachineFileRestore from ocp_resources. Tests use the resource methods to wait for phases and read restored-file counts. Five fixtures cover additional Linux and Windows restore requests. The minimum openshift-python-wrapper version increases.
Changes: File-level restore tests
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Adopt the shared restore resource pyproject.toml, tests/storage/file_level_restore/utils.py
The minimum wrapper version increases. The local restore class and wait/count helpers are removed. Manual browsing selects the snapshot or PVC factory and passes the matching source name.
Build restore requests in fixtures tests/storage/file_level_restore/conftest.py
Existing fixtures use the shared resource factories and status method. Five new fixtures provide Linux and Windows restore requests for PVC, snapshot, multi-file, ACL, and drive-root cases.
Use restore fixtures in tests tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py
Tests use injected restore resources and their status and restored-file-count methods. Existing content, ACL, count, timeout, and cleanup checks remain.
Restores taking four to five minutes can cause false test failures. Restore the previous timeout or accept this bounded risk.
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CRITICAL: The PR modifies the STP-linked file tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py and retains the STP link at lines 4, 56, 97, 159, 230, 277, 338, 398, 443, 503, 549, 615, 67…
Add a corresponding test or manual STD for every listed scenario. Align each changed test's Preconditions:, Steps:, Expected:, fixtures, and assertions with the STP, including metadata checks, VM reachability, manual copy and cleanup,…
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PASS — The PR adds no new product test functions or methods named test_* under tests/. The diff adds five fixtures only. Existing test methods are modified, not newly added, so this check does not…
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PASS. The PR directly modifies automated restore test methods, and those methods have no @pytest.mark.manual decorator or effective __test__ = False suppression. The two docstring-only STD placeho…
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PASS — The pull request changes no utilities/**/*.py file. It changes tests/storage/file_level_restore/utils.py, which is outside the checked utilities/ path, so the utility unit-test update or …
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PASS — The PR adds no new product test functions or methods named test_* under tests/. The diff adds five fixtures only. Existing test methods are modified, not newly added, so this check does not require new traceability lines.
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PASS. The PR directly modifies automated restore test methods, and those methods have no @pytest.mark.manual decorator or effective __test__ = False suppression. The two docstring-only STD placeholders remain correctly classified and suppressed: their classes set __test__ = False at lines 665 and 759, and each method directly declares @pytest.mark.manual at lines 669 and 763. No changed file adds another test function or changes module/class suppression.
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PASS — The pull request changes no utilities/**/*.py file. It changes tests/storage/file_level_restore/utils.py, which is outside the checked utilities/ path, so the utility unit-test update or justification requirement does not apply.
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CRITICAL: The PR modifies the STP-linked file tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py and retains the STP link at lines 4, 56, 97, 159, 230, 277, 338, 398, 443, 503, 549, 615, 674, 715, 768, 816, 881, and 941. The PR description contains no scenario exclusions or follow-up Jira links. The current test suite covers several listed scenarios, including Windows ACL restores, drive-root restore, manual browsing, large-file restore, and concurrent restores (test_file_level_restore.py:218-368, :706-746, :872-979). However, the following STP scenarios have no corresponding test declaration, or the existing declaration does not implement the complete scenario: | Scenario summary | STP tier/priority | Status | |---|---:|---| | Linux backup-volume restore preserves size, ownership, and permissions | Tier 1 / P0 | misaligned (test_file_level_restore.py:97-132 checks content and count, not the required metadata) | | Snapshot restore keeps the VM reachable before, during, and after restore | Tier 1 / P0 | missing (STP line 398) | | Manual restore supports interactive copy, cleanup on request removal, and no file count | Tier 1 / P0 | misaligned (test_file_level_restore.py:706-746 and :804-858 check read-only browsing only) | | Volume-attachment failure error | Tier 1 / P0 | missing (STP line 414) | | Guest-connection establishment failure error | Tier 1 / P0 | missing (STP line 418) | | File-transfer failure error | Tier 1 / P0 | missing (STP line 422) | | Invalid restore request validation errors | Tier 1 / P0 | missing (STP line 430) | | Target disk full error and cleanup | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 450) | | Source backup volume detachment error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 454) | | Target VM disk detachment error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 458) | | Missing guest SSH key error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 462) | | Restricted filerestore user is used instead of root | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 466) | | Command-injection protection in the restore helper | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 470) | | Linux ext4 and XFS restore behavior | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 474) | | Missing restore-helper error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 478) | | RBAC permissions for admin, editor, viewer, and unauthorized users | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 482) | | Missing source path error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 486) | | Empty or corrupted backup error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 487) | | Restore against stopped VM error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 491) | | Restore against migrating VM error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 492) | | Restore against nonexistent VM error | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 493) | | Cleanup-failure handling without orphaned resources | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 497) | | Restore status progresses through expected phases | Tier 1 / P1 | missing; current tests wait only for Succeeded or VolumeReady (test_file_level_restore.py:118, :178, :730, :831) | | Failed restore cleanup and Failed status | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 517) | | Operator-bundle fallback when HCO is unavailable | Tier 2 / P1 | misaligned; the declaration checks only HCO deployment (test_file_level_restore.py:51-70) | | Paths containing spaces | Tier 1 / P1 | missing (STP line 525) | | LVM snapshot identifier-collision handling | Tier 2 / P2 | missing (STP line 537) | | Concurrent restore rejection on the same VM | Tier 1 / P2 | missing (STP line 541) | | Path normalization for trailing and double slashes | Tier 1 / P2 | missing (STP line 549) | | Directory-traversal rejection | Tier 1 / P2 | missing (STP line 553) | | Operator upgrade preserves restore resources and status | Tier 2 / P2 | missing (STP line 561) | | Root-disk restore from an XFS snapshot | Tier 2 / P2 | missing (STP line 565) | The referenced STP is RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs, commit `d637a84eb505b59b87e00159a59476fa6c34… [truncated to fit comment limits]
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Add a corresponding test or manual STD for every listed scenario. Align each changed test's Preconditions:, Steps:, Expected:, fixtures, and assertions with the STP, including metadata checks, VM reachability, manual copy and cleanup, failure injection, security/RBAC checks, filesystem variants, and lifecycle cases. If a scenario is intentionally excluded, document the reason and add a follow-up Jira link for that specific scenario.
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- Line 21: Raise the openshift-python-wrapper minimum version and update the
lockfile to a released version that includes VirtualMachineFileRestore, so
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The STP requires phase tracking and completion information for restore requests, including the documented lifecycle through Succeeded/Failed; wait_for_phase should preserve these checks. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:125-139]
It explicitly requires Linux PVC restore and snapshot restore while the VM remains reachable. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:394-398]
Windows coverage must preserve NTFS metadata/ACLs and include drive-root files. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:172-175,446]
The test strategy requires cleanup validation and phase-transition validation, supporting the fixture-based setup/teardown refactor. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:250]
Test environments must preinstall the guest helper and configure SSH for the filerestore user. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:111-115]
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tests/storage/file_level_restore/utils.py: 1
741-747: LGTM!
tests/storage/file_level_restore/conftest.py: 1
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#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
repo="RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests"
expected_head="7821c6b1e849dc22ef727c6ec16bafaeeb12260a"
current_head=$(gh api "repos/$repo/pulls/6722" --jq '.head.sha')if [[ "$current_head"!="$expected_head" ]];thenprintf'HEAD_CHANGED: %s\n'"$current_head"exit 1
fi
payload=$(mktemp)trap'rm -f "$payload"' EXIT
plan=$(cat <<'PLAN'@openshift-virtualization-qe-bot-3## Test Execution Plan- **Run smoke tests: False** — No traced dependency connects a smoke-marked test to the migrated file-restore fixtures or `manual_browsing_file_restore`. The changed feature conftest does not apply to smoke-test directories.- **Run gating tests: False** — No gating-marked test reaches these restore paths. No `utilities/` or `libs/` file changes. The dependency update does not establish a gating dependency on the new VMFR code.**Scope:** Reviewed all five changed files, including the wrapper minimum and lock update to `11.0.149`. The wrapper release supplies `from_pvc`, `from_snapshot`, `restored_files_count`, and the phase constants used here. No new test functions or classes were added.### Affected tests to runAll paths below are in `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py`. Use the complete node IDs:- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreBackupVendorWorkflow::test_restore_workflow_from_api` (tier2) — PVC factory, success wait, file count, content, and temporary-resource cleanup.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreWindowsGuestFileCount::test_file_count_matches_transferred_on_windows_vm` (tier3, windows) — Snapshot creation and file deletion must finish before the new restore fixture starts; compare reported and guest file counts.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreWindowsNTFSACLsAndOwnership::test_windows_vm_restore_from_backup_pvc_preserves_ntfs_acls_and_ownership` (tier3, windows).- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreWindowsNTFSACLsAndOwnership::test_windows_vm_restore_from_snapshot_preserves_ntfs_acls_and_ownership` (tier3, windows). For both ACL tests, retain baseline → deletion → restore ordering and verify ACLs, owner, and cleanup.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreWindowsDriveRoot::test_windows_vm_restore_from_drive_root_path` (tier3, windows) — Drive-root path conversion, content, and cleanup.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreRootDiskToOriginalPath::test_restore_from_root_disk_snapshot_to_original_path` (tier2).- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreRootDiskToOriginalPath::test_restore_from_root_disk_backup_pvc_to_original_path` (tier2). Both tests depend on changed fixtures that wait for success before yielding.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreSequentialFromSameSnapshot::test_restore_from_data_disk_snapshot` (tier2, incremental).- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreSequentialFromSameSnapshot::test_second_restore_from_same_data_disk_snapshot` (tier2, incremental). Run these together in declaration order. They share the class-scoped VM, files, and snapshot; verify the first restored file remains correct after the second restore.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreCrossNamespace::test_restore_from_different_namespace` (tier2) — Preserve the source namespace and RBAC dependencies; verify content and temporary DV/PVC removal.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreWindowsManualBrowsing::test_manual_browsing_of_windows_ntfs_backup_volume` (tier3, windows).- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreRootDiskManualBrowsing::test_manual_browsing_of_root_disk_backup` (tier2) — Run both `VolumeSnapshot` and `PVC` parameter variants. These browsing tests reach the changed factory through their fixtures → `manual_browsing_file_restore`; verify `VolumeReady`, read-only content, and post-yield deletion/hot-unplug cleanup.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreLargeFile::test_restore_big_file_from_data_disk_snapshot` (tier2) — Preserve the explicit 10-minute wait; verify the 1 GiB checksum and size, plus fixture teardown.- `tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreConcurrentVirtualMachines::test_concurrent_restores_on_different_virtual_machines` (tier3) — Create both requests before waiting; verify independent content and cleanup. Retain the indirect root-file-content parameter.The new restore fixtures are function-scoped and delete their CRs through context-manager teardown. Check teardown results, not only test-body assertions. Do not select only `-m tier2`; that would omit Windows and concurrent-restore coverage.The unchanged operator-deployment check and the two `__test__ = False` manual placeholders are not targeted regression tests for this migration.### Real tests (cluster required)Use the PR dependency environment with wrapper `11.0.149`, a snapshot-capable StorageClass, guest images, and the file-restore operator.**Migration/fix path — new fixture and PVC factory:**```bashuv run pytest -s -o log_cli=true --jira tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreBackupVendorWorkflow::test_restore_workflow_from_api```Expected: Create the restore after backup and deletion; reach `Succeeded`; report one restored file; match content; remove temporary resources and the restore CR without teardown errors. This PR is a migration, not a new negative-path implementation.**Happy-path regression — existing root-snapshot workflow through the shared wrapper:**```bashuv run pytest -s -o log_cli=true --jira tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreRootDiskToOriginalPath::test_restore_from_root_disk_snapshot_to_original_path```Expected: The fixture reaches `Succeeded` before yielding; the file returns to its original path with correct content; cleanup completes.**Manual-mode lifecycle regression — both factory branches:**```bashuv run pytest -s -o log_cli=true --jira tests/storage/file_level_restore/test_file_level_restore.py::TestFileRestoreRootDiskManualBrowsing::test_manual_browsing_of_root_disk_backup```Expected: Both `VolumeSnapshot` and `PVC` variants reach `VolumeReady`, reject writes, and complete post-yield cleanup.The PR discussion already reports a successful full-file run in runner job #6715. Treat that as reported execution evidence, not a fresh run performed by this analysis. If that run used the current revision and dependency set, reuse its results for the affected tests above; no duplicate run is needed solely for this informational plan.This plan uses the repository's supplied guidance to keep test-plan reviews non-blocking and place the full plan inline.PLAN)
jq -n --arg commit "$expected_head" --arg plan "$plan" \
'{commit_id:$commit,event:"COMMENT",comments:[{path:"pyproject.toml",line:125,side:"RIGHT",body:$plan}]}'>"$payload"forattemptin 1 2;doprintf'Inline submission attempt %s\n'"$attempt"if gh api --method POST "repos/$repo/pulls/6722/reviews" --input "$payload" --jq '{id,state,submitted_at}';thenexit 0
fidoneprintf'INLINE_POST_FAILED_AFTER_RETRY\n'exit 1
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@openshift-virtualization-qe-bot-3Run smoke tests: False. Run gating tests: False. The targeted coverage is the 14 existing automated restore methods, including fixture teardown and both root-disk browsing variants.
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Review comments at @tests/storage/file_level_restore/conftest.py:
- Line 320: Update the migrated default-timeout waits for successful restores in
the fixture using file_restore.wait_for_status to pass TIMEOUT_5MIN explicitly,
preserving the previous five-minute allowance. Leave the explicit ten-minute
timeout for large-file restores unchanged.
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When an `STP:` link is present and linked-repo analysis finds missing or misaligned scenarios, you MUST post an INLINE review comment on the `STP:` line (or the module docstring when the STP line is unchanged) containing: **STP coverage: X/...
Source excerpt: **Per-test STP link REQUIRED** — every new product test function/method under `tests/` MUST include the exact `STP: ` line in its own docstring when an STP exists.
Source excerpt: **`tests/conftest.py` and feature-level `conftest.py` files are for fixtures only** - helper functions, utility functions, and non-test classes must NOT be defined in these conftest.py files or in test_*.py; place them in de...
Applicability reference: AGENTS.md: # AI Review and Development Standards The `check-test-std` pre-commit hook mechanically enforces the STD docstring and placeholder rules above for staged tests; its exact detection seman...
Applicability reference: AGENTS.md: # AI Review and Development Standards [`docs/CODE_ORGANIZATION.md`](docs/CODE_ORGANIZATION.md) — Constants, utilities, and fixtures layout and import rules Source excerpt: **No helpers in conftest** — `co...
Source excerpt: **Feature-level `conftest.py`** (e.g., `tests/network/l2_bridge/conftest.py`): Contains fixtures specific to that feature directory Move to `tests/conftest.py` or `tests/fixtures/` only when used across team directories Modu...
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# AI Review and Development Standards
## Strict Rules (MANDATORY)
### Resource clients
- A fixed `apiVersion`/`kind` MUST be fetched through an installed `ocp_resources` class. When `openshift-python-wrapper` has no class for that kind, the ONLY acceptable remedy is contributing the class upstream to `openshift-python-wrapper` and using it. Hand-rolled `Resource`/`NamespacedResource` subclasses created in this repo are NOT an acceptable substitute; the existing ones (`libs/net/netattachdef.py`, `tests/storage/file_level_restore/utils.py`) are legacy, must not be extended, copied, or cited as precedent.
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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 3883
File: utilities/unittests/test_os_utils.py:333-425
Timestamp: 2026-02-23T16:31:34.505Z
Learning: In integration/functional tests located under the tests/ directory, require assertion failure messages using the pattern: assert condition, "descriptive message". For unit tests under utilities/unittests/, rely on pytest's assertion introspection and descriptive test names; explicit failure messages are not required. This guidance helps maintain clear diagnostics for integration tests while keeping unit tests concise and leveraging pytest's built-in introspection.
The STP defines PVC and VolumeSnapshot sources for both Linux and Windows restore, with automatic/manual modes. The wrapper migration should preserve both factory paths and lifecycle behavior. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:28-34]
Linux PVC restore must preserve file integrity, including size, ownership, and permissions. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:393-395]
Windows coverage explicitly requires ACL/NTFS metadata preservation for both PVC and VolumeSnapshot restores. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:437-443]
Windows drive-root restoration is a P0 scenario, matching the new drive-root snapshot fixture. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:445-447]
Restore status and phase transitions are part of the API contract; successful and failed paths must expose phase/status information. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:125-126] [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:137-140]
Temporary-resource cleanup and VM availability during snapshot restore are explicit acceptance requirements, so fixture teardown and status waiting should not bypass those assertions. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:68-76] [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-storage/VIRTSTRAT-480_file_level_restore.md:397-399]
@coderabbitai update sticky: we are not adding or removing any scenarios, we are just using a different resource class and therefore refactoring the test code
@ema-aka-young Understood. PR #6722 refactors the existing tests to use the shared VirtualMachineFileRestore resource class. It does not add or remove scenarios.
I’ll regenerate the sticky summary with that scope. Regression review should focus on preserving fixture ordering, assertions, status waits, and cleanup—not expanding scenario coverage.
The summary update does not rerun or clear the saved blocking STP check. That check needs re-evaluation against the refactor-only scope.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Use the shared VMFR wrapper and fixture-managed restore creation.
Remove the local class and helpers, update callers, and move remaining VMFR creation into fixtures.
Centralizes resource behavior in openshift-python-wrapper and keeps setup/teardown separate from test assertions.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Special notes for reviewer:
Requires a wrapper release containing the new VMFR helpers
RedHatQE/openshift-python-wrapper#2846
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