edgelesssys/constellation

`constellation config generate` creates broken configuration file

malt3 opened this issue · 2 comments

malt3 commented

Issue description

When creating a Constellation on host systems that are not Linux or not amd64, constellation config generate would generate a broken microservice version:

Problems validating config file:
    image specifies an invalid version: configured version (v2.7.0) does not adhere to SemVer syntax
    microserviceVersion specifies an invalid version: configured version (v) does not adhere to SemVer syntax
Fix the invalid entries or generate a new configuration using `constellation config generate`
Error: invalid configuration

constellation-conf.yaml:

version: v2 # Schema version of this configuration file.
image: v2.7.0 # Machine image version used to create Constellation nodes.
[...]
microserviceVersion: v # Microservice version to be installed into the cluster. Defaults to the version of the CLI.
[...]

To reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Download the Constellation CLI in version 2.7.0 for a platform that is not linux/amd64 
    wget https://github.com/edgelesssys/constellation/releases/download/v2.7.0/constellation-darwin-arm64
chmod +x constellation-darwin-arm64
  2. Generate a config file for any cloud provider: constellation config generate gcp
  3. Look a the microserviceVersion field in the generated config file.
  4. You can spot the issue by running constellation version, where the version field only shows the kind of build (Enterprise) but no actual version information 
    Version:	 (Enterprise build; see documentation for license agreement)
GitCommit:	d56b0ef75f5a5019f608f4907d1cbcea4b749799
GitTreeState:	clean
BuildDate:	1970-01-01T00:00:00Z
GoVersion:	go1.20.2 X:nocoverageredesign
Compiler:	bazel/gc
Platform:	linux/arm64

Environment

  • constellation version: v2.7.0
  • Host platform that is not linux/amd64

Expected behavior

The config file should be generated correctly and it should be possible to create a Constellation with it.

Mitigation

Use the Constellation cli on linux/amd64.

katexochen commented

This was fixed in #1632 and will be part of the upcoming v2.7.1 patch release.

malt3 commented

Fixed in v2.7.1