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First slice of the InferenceReplica runtime, which is the piece that makes OMENative actually render pods. Authored by @slin1237; I am porting it.

What this is

The vocabulary the rest of the runtime is written in: the per-Instance plan and operation kinds, Instance and Runner status shapes that mirror the CRD field-for-field, retry-block and expectations bookkeeping, migration and termination records, event reasons, condition helpers, and the dependency and service seams the reconciler is constructed with.

Why it is first

It imports no OME packages at all — only the standard library, k8s API machinery and controller-runtime — so it stands alone, builds and tests on its own, and every later slice can be reviewed against a type vocabulary already in the tree.

Nothing in the tree consumes it yet. That is deliberate: the alternative is one very large PR.

The wave this belongs to

The dependency graph is a clean DAG, so the remaining slices land in topological order:

workload/types            <- this PR   (16 files)
workload/podreadiness, workload/drain  (4 files)   no in-tree deps
workload/audit, workload/query         (15 files)
workload/revision, workload/podgroup   (4 files)
workload/gang                          (4 files)
workload/ops                           (47 files)  will be split further
workload                               (33 files)
inferencereplica                       (27 files)

Together those are what turns an InferenceReplica into running pods, plus PodGroup creation and gang admission — the gaps documented in #770.

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go build, go vet, gofmt and go test pass on the package standing alone (57.1% statement coverage from the ported tests). Scanned for upstreaming-boundary problems: no internal identifiers, hostnames, paths, ticket or diff references. One comment was rewritten from diff-narrative ("no longer stamped") into the invariant it was describing, per the repository comment guidance.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added comprehensive workload lifecycle tracking for updates, restarts, migrations, retries, and pod termination.
    • Added migration phase management, manual and automatic migration support, and gang-scheduling status visibility.
    • Added configurable retry backoff and failure handling for unsuccessful updates.
    • Added workload planning for topology, scaling, surge capacity, runner configuration, and component services.
    • Added clearer pod termination diagnostics and concise failure details.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of pending pod changes through expiration safeguards.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage for retries, migrations, expectations, scheduling, and termination scenarios.

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This change adds a workload-owned types package with lifecycle contracts, reconciliation inputs, dependency wiring, planning and migration models, expectations tracking, retry-block handling, service projections, event and condition constants, and pod termination diagnostics.

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Workload type foundation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Workload contracts and status projections
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/types.go, conditions.go, events.go, source.go, service.go
Adds workload identity, lifecycle, status, scheduling, event, condition, traffic, pacing, runner, and Service projection types.
Reconciliation dependencies and input boundary
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go, input.go
Adds dependency injection, reconciliation state, mutation contracts, pod snapshots, disposition callbacks, deletion policy, and clock access.
Expectation tracking
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go, expectations_clock_test.go, types_test.go
Tracks per-instance pod create and delete expectations with observation, expiration, forgetting, and clock-boundary tests.
Planning, migration, and retry state
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/plan.go, migration.go, retryblock.go, retryblock_writer.go, retryblock_test.go
Adds component and instance plans, migration selection, surge allocation, retry policies, and atomic retry-block failure transitions.
Pod termination diagnostics
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/termination.go, types_test.go
Extracts normalized termination records, applies reason overrides, formats diagnostics, and tests failure precedence.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to bb3f0

The package still contains two unresolved state-handling issues that can lead to incorrect migration decisions or misleading termination reasons once the runtime consumes these types. Merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance.

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pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/service.go (1)

1-17: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Detach this block from the package clause.

This comment sits directly above package types, so Go treats it as a package doc comment. types.go already carries a package doc comment for the same package. Two package comments produce ambiguous godoc output. Insert a blank line so the block stays a file-level comment.

♻️ Proposed change
 // single `workload/types` import.
+
 package types

As per coding guidelines: "Code follows the Google Go Style Guide".

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/service.go` around lines 1 - 17, Insert
a blank line between the file-level comment block and the package types
declaration so the block is not treated as package documentation. Leave the
existing package declaration and comment text unchanged.

Source: Coding guidelines

pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go (2)

13-21: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

These aliases give no type safety.

ObservationReader and AuthoritativeReader are type aliases, so both are exactly client.Reader. The compiler cannot separate the two roles. Deps.APIReader is also declared as client.Reader, not as AuthoritativeReader, so the documented role never appears in a signature.

If you want the role distinction to be checkable, declare defined types and use them in field and parameter positions. If the distinction is documentation only, delete the aliases and keep the text on the fields.

♻️ Option: defined types plus typed field
-type ObservationReader = client.Reader
+type ObservationReader client.Reader
@@
-type AuthoritativeReader = client.Reader
+type AuthoritativeReader client.Reader
@@
-	APIReader client.Reader
+	APIReader AuthoritativeReader

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go` around lines 13 - 21, Replace
the ObservationReader and AuthoritativeReader aliases with defined role-specific
types, then use those types for the corresponding Deps fields and method
parameters, including Deps.APIReader as AuthoritativeReader. Preserve the
existing client.Reader behavior while making the compiler enforce the
distinction between cached observations and authoritative reads.

108-117: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

The nil-clock fallback is written twice. Deps.Now and ReconcileInput.Now carry identical bodies and identical doc comments. One helper removes the drift risk.

  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go#L108-L117: return a shared unexported helper, for example nowFrom(d.Clock).
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go#L334-L343: call the same helper with r.Clock.
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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go` around lines 108 - 117,
Deduplicate the nil-clock fallback by adding one shared unexported helper and
have both Deps.Now in pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go:108-117 and
ReconcileInput.Now in pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go:334-343
delegate to it with their respective Clock fields; preserve the existing
behavior and documentation.
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/types.go (1)

91-100: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a predicate for the Auto/Surge alias.

MigrationModeAuto and MigrationModeSurge are two spellings of one disposition. Every consumer must compare against both values. If one consumer compares against MigrationModeAuto only, migration silently stops for owners that use the Surge spelling. Export a single predicate in this leaf package so the alias rule has one definition.

♻️ Proposed helper
 	MigrationModeNever MigrationMode = "Never"
 )
+
+// AllowsMigration reports whether the mode enables controller-driven
+// migration. Auto and its Surge spelling alias both qualify.
+func (m MigrationMode) AllowsMigration() bool {
+	return m == MigrationModeAuto || m == MigrationModeSurge
+}
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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/types.go` around lines 91 - 100, Add an
exported predicate alongside the MigrationMode constants that returns true for
both MigrationModeAuto and MigrationModeSurge, and false for other modes such as
MigrationModeNever. Centralize the alias check in this leaf package so consumers
can use the predicate instead of comparing only against MigrationModeAuto.
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go (1)

61-70: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a Validate method for the MUST-set contract.

Three fields document a hard requirement: MutateInstance, WriteAggregateCondition, and WarnInstanceFailed. The docs state that a nil value panics. A panic inside a reconcile loop terminates the manager process. ForceDeletePolicy carries a similar unenforced invariant ("both durations are > 0 ... consumers never re-check").

Add a Validate() error method on ReconcileInput. Let each adapter call it once before the first reconcile. The caller then gets a named error instead of a later panic.

♻️ Proposed method
// Validate reports whether the input satisfies the MUST-set contract.
// Adapters call it once per constructed ReconcileInput.
func (r *ReconcileInput) Validate() error {
	var errs []error
	if r.WriteAggregateCondition == nil {
		errs = append(errs, errors.New("WriteAggregateCondition is required"))
	}
	if r.WarnInstanceFailed == nil {
		errs = append(errs, errors.New("WarnInstanceFailed is required"))
	}
	if len(r.ObservedState.InstanceStatuses) > 0 && r.MutateInstance == nil {
		errs = append(errs, errors.New("MutateInstance is required when ObservedState carries Instance entries"))
	}
	if p := r.ForceDelete; p != nil && (p.OverdueSlack <= 0 || p.NodeUnreachableThreshold <= 0) {
		errs = append(errs, errors.New("ForceDeletePolicy durations must be > 0"))
	}
	return errors.Join(errs...)
}

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go` around lines 61 - 70, Add
ReconcileInput.Validate to enforce required callbacks and valid ForceDelete
policy durations, returning an aggregated named error for every violated
invariant; require MutateInstance only when ObservedState contains instance
statuses. Update each adapter constructing ReconcileInput to call Validate once
before the first reconcile and return the validation error instead of allowing
later panics.
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Inline comments:
In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go`:
- Around line 150-152: Update the expiration check in Satisfied to use
!e.clock.Now().Before(ent.Deadline), so expectations expire at the exact
deadline; in pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go lines 150-152
change the condition, and in
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations_clock_test.go lines 30-34 add
a fake-clock assertion at t0.Add(expectationsTTL) while retaining the existing
past-TTL assertion.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/migration.go`:
- Around line 52-75: Update migrationPhaseRank and MigrationPhaseAtOrPast to
handle unknown MigrationPhase values explicitly instead of treating them as
terminal or as having passed every Manual phase; preserve the existing ordering
for known phases and add a regression test covering an unknown phase.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/source.go`:
- Around line 20-31: In pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/source.go lines
20-31, revise the MinReadySeconds documentation to consistently state that
inferencereplica/convert.go populates the field while the rollout engine never
reads it. Apply the same clarification to Partition, MaxUnavailable, and
Decisions in pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/source.go lines 151-182, and
add the appropriate tracking issue reference for this unused surface.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/termination.go`:
- Around line 10-12: Update the documentation for PodTermination to state that
it returns nil both when the Pod is nil and when a non-nil Pod has no matching
container failure signal; remove the claim that nil occurs only for a nil Pod.
- Around line 98-100: Update the reason assignment in PodTerminationWithReason
so a non-empty supplied reason overrides any previously selected termination
reason, while preserving the existing reason when the supplied value is empty.
Add a regression test covering a non-zero LastTerminationState combined with a
current waiting state and assert that PodTerminationWithReason returns the
supplied reason.
- Around line 62-68: Restrict the LastTerminationState.Terminated fallback in
the termination selection loop to Pods whose pod.Status.Phase is
corev1.PodFailed, while preserving current termination handling for active
Terminated states. Add a regression test covering a running Pod with an
exit-zero last termination and assert that the result is nil.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go`:
- Around line 13-21: Replace the ObservationReader and AuthoritativeReader
aliases with defined role-specific types, then use those types for the
corresponding Deps fields and method parameters, including Deps.APIReader as
AuthoritativeReader. Preserve the existing client.Reader behavior while making
the compiler enforce the distinction between cached observations and
authoritative reads.
- Around line 108-117: Deduplicate the nil-clock fallback by adding one shared
unexported helper and have both Deps.Now in
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/deps.go:108-117 and ReconcileInput.Now in
pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go:334-343 delegate to it with their
respective Clock fields; preserve the existing behavior and documentation.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/input.go`:
- Around line 61-70: Add ReconcileInput.Validate to enforce required callbacks
and valid ForceDelete policy durations, returning an aggregated named error for
every violated invariant; require MutateInstance only when ObservedState
contains instance statuses. Update each adapter constructing ReconcileInput to
call Validate once before the first reconcile and return the validation error
instead of allowing later panics.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/service.go`:
- Around line 1-17: Insert a blank line between the file-level comment block and
the package types declaration so the block is not treated as package
documentation. Leave the existing package declaration and comment text
unchanged.

In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/types.go`:
- Around line 91-100: Add an exported predicate alongside the MigrationMode
constants that returns true for both MigrationModeAuto and MigrationModeSurge,
and false for other modes such as MigrationModeNever. Centralize the alias check
in this leaf package so consumers can use the predicate instead of comparing
only against MigrationModeAuto.
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  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/conditions.go
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  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations_clock_test.go
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  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/plan.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/retryblock.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/retryblock_test.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/retryblock_writer.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/service.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/source.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/termination.go
  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/types.go
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Comment thread pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go Outdated
Comment on lines +52 to +75
// migrationPhaseRank orders the Manual phase chain for forward-only
// advancement. Terminal phases rank above every transient phase.
func migrationPhaseRank(p MigrationPhase) int {
switch p {
case MigrationPhaseAccepted:
return 0
case MigrationPhaseSurgePending:
return 1
case MigrationPhaseSurgeReady:
return 2
case MigrationPhaseDraining:
return 3
default: // Completed / Failed / Relocated
return 4
}
}

// MigrationPhaseAtOrPast reports whether p has already reached (or
// passed) the given phase in the Manual chain — the guard the executor's
// forward-only phase advancement uses so a stale write can never move a
// record backward.
func MigrationPhaseAtOrPast(p, target MigrationPhase) bool {
return migrationPhaseRank(p) >= migrationPhaseRank(target)
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Handle unknown migration phases explicitly.

MigrationPhase.Terminal() returns false for an unknown value. migrationPhaseRank returns 4 for that same value. As a result, MigrationPhaseAtOrPast reports that an unknown phase has passed every Manual phase.

Give unknown phases an explicit rank or result. Add a regression test for an unknown MigrationPhase.

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/migration.go` around lines 52 - 75,
Update migrationPhaseRank and MigrationPhaseAtOrPast to handle unknown
MigrationPhase values explicitly instead of treating them as terminal or as
having passed every Manual phase; preserve the existing ordering for known
phases and add a regression test covering an unknown phase.

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if t.Reason == "" {
t.Reason = reason
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Apply the explicit non-empty reason override.

A container in CrashLoopBackOff can also have a prior non-zero LastTerminationState. PodTermination selects that prior termination first. This branch then keeps the prior reason and discards the explicit reason classified by the stuck-pod escalator.

Replace the extracted reason when reason is non-empty. Add a regression test that combines a non-zero last termination with a current waiting state and verifies that PodTerminationWithReason returns the supplied reason.

Proposed fix
-	if t.Reason == "" {
+	if reason != "" {
 		t.Reason = reason
 	}

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/termination.go` around lines 98 - 100,
Update the reason assignment in PodTerminationWithReason so a non-empty supplied
reason overrides any previously selected termination reason, while preserving
the existing reason when the supplied value is empty. Add a regression test
covering a non-zero LastTerminationState combined with a current waiting state
and assert that PodTerminationWithReason returns the supplied reason.

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Addressed, and rebased onto latest main (it had drifted 7 commits behind). Amended into the single commit so the slice stays one reviewable unit.

Major — restrict exit-zero termination selection to failed Pods. Fixed, and thank you — this one was real and reachable. Step 3's own doc comment said "exit 0 but the pod is Failed", but the code had no phase guard, and allStatuses appends InitContainerStatuses. Every healthy pod with a completed init container — exit 0, Reason: Completed — matched step 3 and produced an InstanceTermination. It bites through the not-yet-Failed scan a restart path uses to attribute a cause, where a healthy pod could supply a bogus LastFailure. Step 3 is now guarded on PodFailed, so the restartPolicy=Never sidecar case it exists for still works. Two tests: one that a cleanly-completed init container yields nil, one that exit 0 is still captured once the pod has Failed.

Major — apply the explicit non-empty reason override. Declining; I believe this one is incorrect. The current precedence is the documented contract ("When PodTermination DID extract a record but with an empty Reason, the override fills it in"), and it is already pinned by an existing test asserting that an ImagePullBackOff override must not clobber an extracted OOMKilled exit-137 record. That is the right precedence: the override is a floor for callers that have classified a wedge from live waiting state, not a ceiling over a richer per-container extraction. Making the explicit reason win would discard the exit code with it.

Minor — expire expectations at the exact deadline. Fixed: !Now().Before(Deadline). The boundary case is now asserted directly rather than a second past it, and the "past the TTL" assertion moved to its own test so both are covered.

Minor — handle unknown migration phases explicitly. Fixed. The terminal phases are now enumerated at rank 4 and the default returns -1. Ranking an unrecognized phase above the whole chain was the harmful direction: MigrationPhaseAtOrPast would report every advancement as already done and wedge the record permanently. At the bottom, the executor can still drive it forward. Added a full-chain ordering test plus one pinning that "" and an unknown value are not at-or-past anything.

Minor — the two LATENT BUG doc blocks contradict themselves. Fixed, and you were right that a reader could not tell what "not honored" meant. Both are rewritten to state the invariant: the field is projected by the adapter, nothing in the rollout engine reads it, and the consequence is that the spec field it carries has no effect. The stale "nothing sets this field today" clause is gone. I also dropped the pointers to inferencereplica/convert.go and inferencereplica/reconciler.go — those files are later slices in this wave and are not in the tree yet, so the references would have dangled for a reader here.

Minor — correct the nil-return contract. Fixed: PodTermination returns nil for a nil pod and for a pod carrying no failure signal.

Verified: gofmt, go build, go vet, go test clean. Coverage 57.1% → 60.9%. go.mod / go.sum untouched. Each of the three behaviour fixes has a test that fails without it.

One housekeeping change while amending: added the DCO Signed-off-by trailer this commit was missing, and a Co-authored-by for @slin1237 who authored the package — squash-merge rewrites the commit author to the PR opener, so the trailer is what preserves the attribution.

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In `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/migration.go`:
- Around line 79-80: Update MigrationPhaseAtOrPast to return false when either
migrationPhaseRank result is invalid, including an unknown target phase, while
preserving the rank comparison for two known phases. Add a regression test
covering a known phase compared against an unknown target and verify it returns
false.
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  • pkg/controller/v1beta1/workload/types/expectations.go
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fanyang-real force-pushed the feat/upstream-workload-types branch from 5b27d30 to bb3f0e6 Compare August 22, 2026 00:06
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Fixed — and this one was mine, introduced by the previous round rather than pre-existing. Ranking an unknown phase at -1 closed the hole on the p side but opened the mirror of it on the target side: MigrationPhaseAtOrPast(Accepted, "Bogus") became true.

migrationPhaseRank now returns (int, bool) and MigrationPhaseAtOrPast reports false unless both phases are in the chain. That keeps the property the first fix was after — an unrecognized phase never reads as "already past", in either position — and false remains the recoverable answer, since it lets the executor drive the record forward instead of wedging it. The regression test now covers the unknown value as p, as target, and on both sides at once.

Coverage 61.6%. gofmt, go build, go vet, go test clean.

First slice of the InferenceReplica runtime. This is the vocabulary the rest
of it is written in: the per-Instance plan and operation kinds, Instance and
Runner status shapes that mirror the CRD field-for-field, the retry-block
and expectations bookkeeping, migration and termination records, event
reasons, condition helpers, and the dependency and service seams the
reconciler is constructed with.

It carries no OME imports at all — only the standard library, k8s API
machinery and controller-runtime — so it stands alone and every later slice
can be reviewed against it. Nothing in the tree consumes it yet; the
packages that do (query, audit, ops, and the InferenceReplica controller
itself) follow.

Co-authored-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: yunfanw <daiker0330@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Fan Yang <250624800+fanyang-real@users.noreply.github.com>
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fanyang-real force-pushed the feat/upstream-workload-types branch from bb3f0e6 to e583393 Compare August 22, 2026 00:19
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