kubernetes-sigs/kueue v0.19.3

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Changes since v0.19.2:

Actions Required Before Upgrading

(No, really, you MUST read this before you upgrade)

• Minor releases: Review the .0 release notes for each new minor version you cross; see: v0.18.0, v0.19.0.

• Patch releases: Review the patch release notes leading up to this version, but only within this minor release line; see: v0.19.1, v0.19.2.

• DRA & ResourceTransformation: Fixed a bug where DRA device-class mapping or a resource transformation under the reserved resource name pods was silently discarded or left the Workload permanently pending.

  Remove or rename those entries before upgrading, or the kueue-controller-manager will fail to start. Renaming a mapping name or an outputs key also requires updating the matching ClusterQueue nominalQuota entries in the same change. (#14756, @thc1006)

Changes by Kind

Feature

• WorkloadAwareScheduler: Added the kueue.x-k8s.io/workload annotation to Pods created by Kueue-managed jobs when the SchedulerLibraryIntegration feature gate is enabled; previously only TopologyAwareScheduling added it. (#14796, @Singularity23x0)

Bug or Regression

• AdmissionChecks: Fix a bug where the Workload has an Admitted=True condition regardless of AdmissionCheck Rejection state. (#14871, @TapanManu)
• AdmissionFairSharing: Fixed preemption ordering for Workloads from same-named LocalQueues in different namespaces so that LocalQueue usage is considered. (#14876, @tomsen02)
• DRA: Fixed config validation silently accepting capacity names with more than one slash, which produced a mapping that never matched any device. (#14953, @NasitSony)
• FairSharing: Fix a bug where Kueue could miss valid preemption targets after selecting workloads from the preemptor's own ClusterQueue and lowering its DRS. The fix is guarded by the Alpha FairSharingReevaluatePreemptionCandidates feature gate, which is disabled by default. Enabling the gate may increase exposure to the known fair-sharing preemption-loop issue tracked in #14543. (#14767, @lightZebra)
• Fixed a bug where a prebuilt or externally created Workload could be treated as equivalent to its Job even when the Job's pod template declared pod-level resources or resourceClaims that the Workload's PodSet omitted, letting the Workload reserve less quota than its Pods actually request. (#15016, @pujitha24)
• Fixed a controller panic triggered by Namespace updates after a ClusterQueue failed to initialize because its Cohort had a cycle. (#14983, @YQ-Wang)
• Helm: Fix a bug where user-defined metricsService labels are not propagated to the rendered manifests. (#15005, @HsiuChuanHsu)
• KueueCtl: Fixed a bug where kueuectl delete workload deleted a recreated owner with a different UID. (#14882, @DevaanshPathak)
• KueueCtl: Fixed the kueuectl list clusterqueue comand to respect KUEUECTL_LIST_REQUEST_LIMIT
  and paginate API requests instead of issuing an unbounded LIST request. (#14880, @ErikJiang)
• Kueueviz: Fixed the bug the WebSocket 1005 error would be shown on the dashboard after selecting a namespace. (#14789, @mykysha)
• MultiKueue: Fixed a bug where a Job is dispatched again due to propagated spec.ttlSecondsAfterFinished even after Job completion. Enable the Alpha MultiKueueBatchJobClearingTTLSecondsAfterFinishedOnWorkerCluster feature gate to enable fixing. (#14828, @kevin85421)
• MultiKueue: Fixed a bug where a remote workload finishing with reason
  OwnerNotFound was mirrored back verbatim, permanently finishing the manager
  Workload and leaving the manager Pod's scheduling gates stuck. Such finishes
  are now treated as a sync failure and reset for re-dispatch, matching
  existing OutOfSync handling. (#15082, @NasitSony)
• MultiKueue: Fixed a bug where the WorkloadPriorityClass controller incorrectly updated the priority of MultiKueue remote workloads when a WorkloadPriorityClass value changed. Remote workloads are now skipped during priority synchronization. (#14995, @weizhoublue)
• MultiKueue: Fixed stale observedGeneration on the AdmissionCheckActive condition after updating to a MultiKueueConfig that preserves the cluster health result. (#14915, @cryo-zd)
• MultiKueue: Truncate quota automation condition messages so unsupported manager/worker resource configurations can be reported successfully. (#14989, @cryo-zd)
• Observability: Fixed kueue_pod_scheduling_gate_removal_seconds observing negative durations when the controller clock trails the apiserver clock. The negative observations made the histogram's _sum decrease, which broke rate() over that series. (#14731, @Antrikshgwal)
• Observability: Scheduling hash re-computations are now logged at V5 via the contextual logger. (#15060, @apullo777)
• Pending Workloads rejected by a LimitRange are requeued when the LimitRange's max, min, or maxLimitRequestRatio change, or the LimitRange is deleted. (#15029, @tomsen02)
• Pod: Fixed a bug where a serving pod group's evicted pod could be left stuck in Terminating forever, since its kueue.x-k8s.io/managed finalizer was only removed for a Workload deletion, not for other evictions (e.g. a recoveryTimeout eviction). This could cause a legitimate replacement pod to be deleted as excess instead, or permanently block a same-name (StatefulSet-owned) replacement from ever being created. Kueue now removes the finalizer as soon as an evicted pod has actually terminated. (#14793, @mszadkow)
• ProvisioningRequest: Fixed a bug where the Active condition's observedGeneration on a ProvisioningRequest AdmissionCheck was not updated when a configuration change kept the check healthy, leaving observedGeneration permanently behind metadata.generation. (#14934, @weizhoublue)
• RayService: Fixed a bug where elastic (autoscaling) RayService pods could stay stuck in SchedulingGated on kueue.x-k8s.io/elastic-job after the origin workload slice was deleted, leaving the RayCluster below its desired replica count. (#15103, @kevin85421)
• Scheduling: Fix a bug in BestEffortFIFO where a workload with failed preemption could remain sticky at the queue head. (#15089, @tenzen-y)
• Scheduling: Fix workloads becoming stranded after scheduling snapshot failures, and stale pending accounting when a LocalQueue moves to another ClusterQueue. (#13885, @apullo777)
• Scheduling: Fixed a bug where Workloads differing only in PodSet names formed separate equivalence classes, so BestEffortFIFO queues re-evaluated each one individually and admission slowed on busy clusters. Controlled by the alpha SchedulingEquivalenceHashingIgnorePodSetName feature gate, disabled by default. When enabled, Workloads differing only in PodSet names share a scheduling equivalence class, so BestEffortFIFO queues stop re-evaluating each one individually. Requires SchedulingEquivalenceHashing. (#14804, @venuchitta)
• Scheduling: Fixed a bug where a Workload deactivated with a derived DeactivatedDueTo<Cause> reason (such as DeactivatedDueToRequeuingLimitExceeded) could remain stuck after reactivation because its WorkloadRequeued condition was not transitioned. Such Workloads are now reactivated correctly. (#14879, @adibmbrk)
• Scheduling: Fixed a bug where requeueing a Workload recomputed its scheduling equivalence hash even when neither the Workload nor its effective resource requests had changed, adding avoidable CPU and allocation overhead on the scheduler's requeue path. (#14958, @apullo777)
• Scheduling: Fixed a bug which would charge the quota based on the LimitRange (if specified) for workloads
  with only limits specified. That could create a mismatch between the charged quota and the resources actually
  used by the running Pods. (#15039, @tomsen02)
• SparkApplication: Fixed a bug where workloads using dynamic allocation could remain unready after executor scale-down. Workloads are now considered ready when the configured minimum number of executors is running. (#14984, @zhengchenyu)
• TrainJob: Fix a bug where TrainJobs are stuck by using merge patches, instead of Updates, when admitting
  or stopping TrainJobs, thus preserving the fields not represented in Kueue's vendored Trainer API. (#14842, @robert-bell)
• WorkloadPriorityClass: Fixed a bug where a Workload that had reserved quota was repeatedly written with
  a priorityClassRef the API server rejects, when its owner's WorkloadPriorityClass label was removed. (#15008, @tenzen-y)
• WorkloadPriorityClass: Fixed the WorkloadPriorityClass controller to update workloads referencing a changed class through a bounded, cancellable worker pool instead of a serial, uninterruptible loop, and to report a single update error instead of one per failed workload. (#14945, @pujitha24)