NO-JIRA: fix(managed-azure): continue resource group cleanup when HC destroy fails - #9404
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…ails When HostedCluster creation fails before the object is applied to the management cluster, `hypershift destroy` cannot resolve an infraID and exits non-zero, leaving Azure resource groups stranded. Make the destroy step non-fatal so the subsequent `az group delete` calls always run.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Azure hosted-cluster deletion script now treats Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change allows Azure resource-group cleanup to continue when hosted-cluster destruction fails, but the executable path is not quoted, so installations using paths with spaces or shell-special characters may still fail; merge is reasonable with owner awareness or a small follow-up fix. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11✅ Passed checks (11 passed)
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In `@contrib/managed-azure/delete_hosted_cluster.sh`:
- Line 36: Quote HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH in the hypershift destroy invocation so
paths containing spaces or glob characters are passed as a single executable
path; leave the existing destroy cluster azure arguments unchanged.
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| # If the HostedCluster object doesn't exist (e.g. creation failed before it was applied), | ||
| # hypershift destroy will fail. We log the error but continue so Azure resource groups are | ||
| # still cleaned up below. | ||
| ${HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH}/hypershift destroy cluster azure \ |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Quote HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH before invoking hypershift.
If the configured path contains spaces or glob characters, the shell can split or expand it. The destroy command can then fail even when the binary exists. Quote the complete path:
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-${HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH}/hypershift \
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| ${HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH}/hypershift destroy cluster azure \ | |
| "${HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH}/hypershift" azure \ |
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[info] 36-36: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
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In `@contrib/managed-azure/delete_hosted_cluster.sh` at line 36, Quote
HYPERSHIFT_BINARY_PATH in the hypershift destroy invocation so paths containing
spaces or glob characters are passed as a single executable path; leave the
existing destroy cluster azure arguments unchanged.
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Problem
delete_hosted_cluster.shexits immediately ifhypershift destroy cluster azurefails. When a HostedCluster was never fully created (e.g. creation failed before
the HC object was applied to the management cluster), the destroy command logs
"infrastructure ID is required" and exits 1. This leaves the Azure managed,
customer VNET, and customer NSG resource groups undeleted with no automatic
cleanup path.
Fix
hypershift destroyinvocation non-fatal. On failure, a warning isprinted and the script continues to the
az group deletecleanup steps thatfollow, which handle the actual Azure resource group teardown regardless of
whether the HC object existed.
Test plan
delete_hosted_cluster.shwhen no HostedCluster object exists in themanagement cluster — verify warning is printed and resource groups are deleted.
delete_hosted_cluster.shagainst a fully created cluster; verifynormal destroy path still works end to end.
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