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What this PR does / why we need it:

Replaces hardcoded arm_vm/amd_vm fixtures with adaptive arch-pair
fixtures that discover worker architectures at collection time, making the
multiarch network tests runnable on any 2-arch or 3-arch cluster
(amd64+arm64, s390x+arm64, amd64+s390x, etc.) without code changes.

network/multiarch: adaptive arch-pair fixtures for hetero clusters

  • Adds get_worker_archs() + get_worker_arch_pairs() helpers in
    tests/fixtures/network/multiarch.py. get_worker_archs() queries
    Node.get() once per session (cached via @cache);
    get_worker_arch_pairs() returns all unique sorted (arch_a, arch_b)
    combinations via itertools.combinations — 1 pair for 2-arch clusters,
    3 pairs for 3-arch clusters.
  • Adds arch_pair_vms fixture (pod network) and arch_pair_udn_vms
    fixture (UDN), both indirectly parametrized via pytest_generate_tests
    in each test subdirectory's conftest. VMs are named {arch}-vm /
    {arch}-udn-vm with spec.template.spec.architecture set to the
    discovered arch.
  • Adds/extends pytest_generate_tests hook in:
    • tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/conftest.py (new file)
    • tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py
    • tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py
  • Replaces hardcoded arm_vm/amd_vm and running_amd_and_arm_vms in
    all three multiarch test files (test_pod_network.py,
    test_service_connectivity.py, test_user_defined_network_multiarch.py)
    with arch_pair_vms / arch_pair_udn_vms. Test names and Polarion IDs
    are preserved.
  • Adds pair-based clusterip_service_for_vm_a / clusterip_service_for_vm_b
    fixtures in network_service/multiarch/conftest.py replacing the
    hardcoded clusterip_service_for_{arm,amd}_vm equivalents.
  • Legacy arm_vm, amd_vm, clusterip_service_for_{arm,amd}_vm fixtures
    retained for backward compatibility.

Validation: 6/6 network multiarch tests passed on ocp-vip1
(s390x CP + s390x+arm64 workers).

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Special notes for reviewer:

The legacy arm_vm/amd_vm fixtures in tests/fixtures/network/multiarch.py
are deliberately kept — other test files may reference them. The new adaptive
fixtures are the forward path for any new multiarch network test.

Question for reviewer: tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py
imports arch_pair_udn_vms from tests.fixtures.network.multiarch solely
to make the fixture available for pytest's indirect parametrization via
pytest_generate_tests. There is no direct call-site, so flake8 flags it
as F401. The import currently carries # noqa: F401 which is prohibited by
project rules. What is the preferred pattern here — pytest_plugins, a
re-export via __all__, or something else? Happy to update once direction
is clear.

jira-ticket:

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests
    • Expanded multi-architecture network coverage to automatically detect available worker architectures.
    • Added cross-architecture VM pair testing for primary networks, ClusterIP services, and user-defined networks.
    • Generalized connectivity checks to run in both directions across every available architecture pair.
    • Added support for testing architecture pairs beyond the previously fixed AMD64 and ARM64 combinations.

- Add get_worker_archs() + get_worker_arch_pairs() helpers in
  tests/fixtures/network/multiarch.py — discover worker architectures
  at collection time via Node.get(); use ResourceField.get() (not 'in')
  to handle kubernetes ResourceField label lookup correctly
- Add arch_pair_vms fixture (pod network) and arch_pair_udn_vms fixture
  (UDN) — both parametrized indirectly via pytest_generate_tests;
  support 2-arch (1 pair) and 3-arch (3 pairs via itertools.combinations)
  clusters automatically
- Add pytest_generate_tests hook in each test subdirectory conftest:
  tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/conftest.py (new),
  tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py (extended),
  tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py (extended)
- Replace hardcoded arm_vm/amd_vm and running_amd_and_arm_vms in all
  3 multiarch test files with arch_pair_vms / arch_pair_udn_vms; keep
  legacy arm_vm/amd_vm/clusterip_service_for_{arm,amd}_vm fixtures for
  backward compatibility
- Replace clusterip_service_for_{arm,amd}_vm with pair-based
  clusterip_service_for_vm_a / clusterip_service_for_vm_b in
  tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py

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Signed-off-by: chandramerla <Chandra.Merla@ibm.com>
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The tests now discover worker architecture pairs at collection time. New VM and service fixtures create resources for each pair. Primary-network, network-service, and UDN connectivity tests run in both directions using generic VM-pair fixtures.

Multi-architecture network tests

Layer / File(s) Summary
Architecture discovery and VM-pair fixtures
tests/fixtures/network/multiarch.py
Worker architecture labels are cached and converted into sorted unique pairs. New fixtures create, start, and yield primary-network and UDN VM pairs. Existing single-architecture fixtures remain available.
ClusterIP service connectivity
tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py, tests/network/network_service/multiarch/test_service_connectivity.py
The network-service tests are parametrized over discovered architecture pairs. Separate ClusterIP services select each VM, and both TCP connectivity directions are tested.
Primary and user-defined network coverage
tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/*, tests/network/user_defined_network/*
Primary-network and UDN tests use generic VM pairs and run both directions for every discovered architecture pair.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested labels: new-tests

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to f1110

The tests can run unsupported architecture combinations and produce results outside the approved scope. Align pair generation and documentation before merging.


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Stp Scenario Coverage ❌ Error HIGH: The PR preserves valid STP links and keeps both network scenarios declared, but it broadens both modified scenarios to architecture pairs that the linked STP explicitly excludes. `get_worker_arc… Restrict these STP-linked tests to the architectures covered by the STP, such as ARM64/AMD64, while retaining separate adaptive coverage only under an STP that includes those architectures. Alternatively, update the linked STP to define the…
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HIGH: The PR preserves valid STP links and keeps both network scenarios declared, but it broadens both modified scenarios to architecture pairs that the linked STP explicitly excludes. get_worker_arch_pairs() returns every worker-architecture combination, including s390x, and all three modified network test modules use that result. The STP marks s390x architecture out of scope. The PR description proposes s390x coverage but provides no STP update or follow-up Jira. | Scenario summary | STP tier/priority | Status | |---|---:|---| | Connectivity between ARM64 and AMD64 VMs through UDN | Tier 2 / P0 | Misaligned for newly enabled s390x pairs | | Connectivity between ARM64 and AMD64 VMs through primary masquerade/ClusterIP networking | Tier 2 / P0 | Misaligned for newly enabled s390x pairs | The changed UDN and primary-network/service tests still validate the intended connectivity for ARM64/AMD64 pairs. The failure is caused by the new fixture behavior that also executes them for s390x, which the linked STP excludes.

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Restrict these STP-linked tests to the architectures covered by the STP, such as ARM64/AMD64, while retaining separate adaptive coverage only under an STP that includes those architectures. Alternatively, update the linked STP to define the expanded architecture scope and add the required follow-up Jira for any intentional scenario exclusion.

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- Line 27: Add Google-format docstrings to the public helpers and fixtures in
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Learning: For test files under tests/network/, treat `is_tcp_connection(server, client)` (imported from `libs.net.traffic_generator`) as the canonical TCP connectivity assertion. The helper’s implementation (`return server.is_running() and client.is_running()`) is considered sufficient for connectivity validation because iperf3 returns non-zero on connection failure; therefore, `client.is_running()` (and the conjunction) indicates successful TCP connectivity and is not a false-positive risk. During code review, do not flag uses of `is_tcp_connection` as inadequate or recommend replacing it with another helper, and don’t require additional assertion messages for these checks—pytest assertion introspection plus descriptive test names/helper-internal logging are the expected approach.

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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 5798
File: tests/network/upgrade/test_localnet_connectivity.py:60-66
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T15:38:12.138Z
Learning: In the RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests test suite, do not flag nested `with` statements under Ruff rule `SIM117`. Preserve separate `subtests.test(...)` and resource context managers such as `client_server_active_connection(...)`; this repository intentionally excludes SIM117 because this nested structure is the established pattern.

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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 3883
File: utilities/unittests/test_os_utils.py:333-425
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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.

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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 4780
File: tests/storage/utils.py:568-572
Timestamp: 2026-05-12T05:10:24.601Z
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  • The STP scopes multi-architecture network tests to ARM64↔AMD64 connectivity and explicitly lists s390x as out of scope. The new all-worker-pair behavior and reported s390x/arm64 validation therefore need filtering or documented scope/Jira justification. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::]
  • The updated UDN and primary masquerade tests directly correspond to the two P0 CNV-76741 scenarios. Ensure the renamed tests retain traceability to that requirement. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::]


@cache
def get_worker_archs() -> frozenset[str]:
"""Return all distinct architectures present on worker nodes.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

MEDIUM: Use Google-format docstrings for the new public APIs.

These helpers and fixtures have non-obvious return values or resource side effects. Add Returns: for the helpers and Args: plus Yields: for the fixtures. This makes fixture lifecycle and parameter contracts explicit.

As per coding guidelines, “Use Google-format docstrings for public functions with non-obvious return values or side effects.”

Also applies to: 40-40, 62-62, 104-104

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for helper functions, and Args: plus Yields: sections for fixtures, documenting
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Comment on lines +39 to +48
def get_worker_arch_pairs() -> list[tuple[str, str]]:
"""Return all unique sorted pairs of worker architectures.

Examples:
2-arch cluster (arm64 + s390x) -> [("arm64", "s390x")]
3-arch cluster (amd64 + arm64 + s390x) -> [("amd64", "arm64"),
("amd64", "s390x"),
("arm64", "s390x")]
"""
return sorted(combinations(sorted(get_worker_archs()), 2))

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for file in \
  tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/conftest.py \
  tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py \
  tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py
do
  printf '\n--- %s ---\n' "$file"
  cat -n "$file"
done
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for file in \
  tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/test_pod_network.py \
  tests/network/network_service/multiarch/test_service_connectivity.py \
  tests/network/user_defined_network/test_user_defined_network_multiarch.py
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HIGH: Keep generated pairs within the approved architecture scope.

The STP covers ARM64↔AMD64 network scenarios and explicitly excludes s390x. get_worker_arch_pairs() currently returns every worker-architecture combination. The primary-network, network-service, and UDN conftests all use this shared producer for parametrization, so s390x pairs can be collected by all three test groups.

Filter the pairs at this shared producer:

Proposed scope-preserving change
 def get_worker_arch_pairs() -> list[tuple[str, str]]:
-    return sorted(combinations(sorted(get_worker_archs()), 2))
+    supported_archs = get_worker_archs() & {AMD_64, ARM_64}
+    return sorted(combinations(sorted(supported_archs), 2))
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def get_worker_arch_pairs() -> list[tuple[str, str]]:
"""Return all unique sorted pairs of worker architectures.
Examples:
2-arch cluster (arm64 + s390x) -> [("arm64", "s390x")]
3-arch cluster (amd64 + arm64 + s390x) -> [("amd64", "arm64"),
("amd64", "s390x"),
("arm64", "s390x")]
"""
return sorted(combinations(sorted(get_worker_archs()), 2))
def get_worker_arch_pairs() -> list[tuple[str, str]]:
"""Return all unique sorted pairs of worker architectures.
Examples:
2-arch cluster (arm64 + s390x) -> [("arm64", "s390x")]
3-arch cluster (amd64 + arm64 + s390x) -> [("amd64", "arm64"),
("amd64", "s390x"),
("arm64", "s390x")]
"""
supported_archs = get_worker_archs() & {AMD_64, ARM_64}
return sorted(combinations(sorted(supported_archs), 2))
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In `@tests/fixtures/network/multiarch.py` around lines 39 - 48, Update
get_worker_arch_pairs to restrict the architecture set to the approved AMD_64
and ARM_64 constants before generating combinations, while preserving the
existing sorted unique-pair output.

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"arch_pair_vms",
pairs,
indirect=True,
ids=[f"{a}-{b}" for a, b in pairs],

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

MEDIUM: Use descriptive architecture variable names.

The three changed ID comprehensions use prohibited single-letter names a and b. Rename them to comply with the mandatory repository guideline and make each architecture role clear.

  • tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/conftest.py:11
  • tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py:20
  • tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py:39
Proposed fix
-ids=[f"{a}-{b}" for a, b in pairs],
+ids=[
+    f"{architecture_a}-{architecture_b}"
+    for architecture_a, architecture_b in pairs
+],
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ids=[f"{a}-{b}" for a, b in pairs],
ids=[
f"{architecture_a}-{architecture_b}"
for architecture_a, architecture_b in pairs
],
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single-letter comprehension variables in the three changed ID comprehensions to
descriptive architecture names, such as architecture_a and architecture_b, while
preserving the generated ID values and existing pairs iteration.

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def pytest_generate_tests(metafunc):
if "arch_pair_vms" in metafunc.fixturenames:
pairs = get_worker_arch_pairs()
metafunc.parametrize(

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🔎 Supported by static analysis

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MEDIUM: Name the parametrize arguments in all three hooks.

All three changed pytest_generate_tests hooks pass multiple metafunc.parametrize arguments positionally. Use named arguments in tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/conftest.py, tests/network/network_service/multiarch/conftest.py, and tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py.

         metafunc.parametrize(
-            "arch_pair_vms",
-            pairs,
+            argnames="arch_pair_vms",
+            argvalues=pairs,
             indirect=True,

Use argnames="arch_pair_udn_vms" in the UDN hook.

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metafunc.parametrize calls in all three pytest_generate_tests hooks to pass the
parameter names explicitly: use argnames="arch_pair_vms" with argvalues=pairs in
the primary-network and network-service hooks, and argnames="arch_pair_udn_vms"
with the corresponding values in the user-defined-network hook; preserve
indirect=True and all other behavior.

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Comment on lines +20 to +21
Intended to run on any multi-architecture cluster; the arch pair(s) under test
are discovered at collection time from the worker nodes present in the cluster.

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MEDIUM: Align the multi-architecture docstrings with the STP scope.

The linked STP scopes these network scenarios to AMD64↔ARM64 clusters and excludes s390x. The docstrings in test_pod_network.py, test_service_connectivity.py, and test_user_defined_network_multiarch.py currently claim support for “any multi-architecture cluster,” which overstates the documented test contract.

Replace each statement with:

These tests are intended for multi-architecture clusters with AMD64 and ARM64 workers. The architecture pairs under test are discovered at collection time from the worker nodes present in the cluster.
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In `@tests/network/primary_network/multiarch/test_pod_network.py` around lines 20
- 21, Update the multi-architecture docstrings in the test modules to state that
the tests target clusters with AMD64 and ARM64 workers, while preserving the
collection-time discovery of architecture pairs from available worker nodes;
remove the broader “any multi-architecture cluster” wording and exclude s390x
from the documented scope.

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from libs.vm import affinity
from libs.vm.oper import run_vms
from libs.vm.vm import BaseVirtualMachine
from tests.fixtures.network.multiarch import arch_pair_udn_vms, get_worker_arch_pairs # noqa: F401

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🔎 Supported by static analysis

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MEDIUM: Replace the prohibited # noqa with an explicit fixture export.

The repository prohibits # noqa in Python files. Keep arch_pair_udn_vms in the module namespace for pytest fixture discovery, and declare the intentional export with __all__.

Proposed fix
-from tests.fixtures.network.multiarch import arch_pair_udn_vms, get_worker_arch_pairs  # noqa: F401
+from tests.fixtures.network.multiarch import arch_pair_udn_vms, get_worker_arch_pairs
+
+__all__ = ("arch_pair_udn_vms",)
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In `@tests/network/user_defined_network/conftest.py` at line 18, Update the
fixture imports in the module to remove the prohibited noqa comment, while
keeping arch_pair_udn_vms available for pytest discovery; add an explicit
__all__ declaration exporting arch_pair_udn_vms.

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