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Render the DescribeView as the four sections the command promises: a header naming the workload and the definition that resolved it, the component tree with its pod rows, the normalized phase, and a resource breakdown per component with the workload total last. The tree and the resource table go through one tab writer each, so component rows and pod rows share a column grid without hand-computed widths. --pod-limit defaults to showing every pod, the way kubectl-tree renders every descendant: a hidden pod is the one a reader most needs. When a limit is set, unhealthy pods sort first so truncation can never hide a failing pod, and the note says how many were hidden and how many unhealthy ones survived. The machine formats emit the view itself rather than the items/count envelope the list commands carry: an envelope says nothing about a single workload and costs every consumer an items[0] hop. RenderOne carries that in the generic renderer, so json and yaml stay one code path. Refs #206 Signed-off-by: Roee Gil <roee.gil@run.ai>
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🟡 Minor · Set FileMode when pods is nil. · cli/pkg/workload/describe.go:114-114
114-114: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSet
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ResolveDescribedocumentspods == nilas file mode, but the initializer leavesFileModefalse. Any file-mode caller that renders the returned view will report live mode in JSON, YAML, and human output.view := &DescribeView{ Name: obj.GetName(), Namespace: obj.GetNamespace(), Kind: obj.GetKind(), APIVersion: obj.GetAPIVersion(), CreatedAt: obj.GetCreationTimestamp().Time, Definition: def.Karta.Name, Origin: string(def.Origin), Phases: phases(workloadTree), + FileMode: pods == nil, Components: []ComponentView{}, }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Compute Kubernetes effective requests in podRequest. · cli/pkg/workload/describe.go:498-520
498-520: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCompute Kubernetes effective requests in
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requestOfpasses completePodTemplateSpecandPodSpecvalues to this function. The current algorithm omits pod-level resources and overhead. It also reports 5 CPU for a 2-CPU restartable init sidecar followed by a 5-CPU regular init container, although the effective request is 7 CPU.Update the local algorithm to include Kubernetes effective-request semantics. Preserve
requirementsOfso each resource uses the request value and falls back to its limit. Add focused Ginkgo cases incli/pkg/workload/describe_test.gofor restartable-init accumulation, pod-level resources, overhead, and limit-only resources. This is a localized algorithm change with focused validation, not a broad migration.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cli/pkg/generator/describe.go`:
- Line 157: Update the pod ordering logic around the Ready comparison to exclude
completed (Succeeded) pods from unhealthy priority, and reuse the same unhealthy
predicate in the unhealthy count. Ensure failed or otherwise unhealthy pods rank
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In `@cli/pkg/workload/describe.go`:
- Line 114: Update the DescribeView initializer in ResolveDescribe so FileMode
is set true whenever pods is nil, preserving false for live-mode inputs. Ensure
all returned views correctly identify file mode in JSON, YAML, and human output.
- Around line 498-520: Update podRequest to compute Kubernetes effective
resource requests: accumulate restartable init-container requests with regular
container requests, then add the maximum regular init-container requests rather
than taking a component-wise maximum; include pod-level resources and pod
overhead in the final result while preserving requirementsOf’s
request-then-limit fallback. Add focused Ginkgo coverage in the existing
describe tests for restartable-init accumulation, pod-level resources, overhead,
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The resource table charged only leaf components, so a component that carried both its own request and children was dropped from the rows while TOTAL still counted it. Each component is now charged what it requests beyond the children already rolled up into it, and only a component that repeats its children exactly is left out. The tree closed a branch on the last pod even when child components followed at the same depth, and the truncation note carried no tab cells, which ended the tabwriter's column block and realigned every row below it. The note now keeps the row's cell count, with its prose in the status cell so it cannot set the name column's width. Zero and negative pod limits both mean no limit, stated on the option so an explicit --pod-limit 0 has one reading. Signed-off-by: Roee Gil <roee.gil@run.ai>
The repository rename landed on main while these files were new on this branch, so the rename never reached them and the merge left them importing github.com/run-ai/karta. Signed-off-by: Roee Gil <roee.gil@run.ai>
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A completed pod carries no ready condition, so sorting on readiness alone let it take the rows --pod-limit reserves for a failing pod and counted it in the unhealthy tally the note reports. Signed-off-by: Roee Gil <roee.gil@run.ai>
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Sorting failing pods first only saves them while they fit under --pod-limit, so the truncation note claiming "N unhealthy shown" read as full coverage while further failing pods sat hidden. The note now names the total when it could not reach them all, and limitPods no longer promises truncation never hides a failing pod. Signed-off-by: Roee Gil <roee.gil@run.ai>
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maybe go over for the whole list and sum the health and unhealtyh
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What does this PR do?
Renders the view as header, tree, phase and per-component resources. --pod-limit defaults to showing every pod; when set, unhealthy pods sort first so truncation never hides a failing pod. The machine formats emit the view itself rather than the items/count envelope the list commands carry.
Part of a seven-PR stack implementing
kli describe(#206). Targetsfeat/cli-describe-view, which must merge first.Related issue(s)
Refs #206
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