fix(config): ignore unused log-collector subsections when mode is explicitly set - #5675
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When mode = "periodic", [collectors.logs.auto] and [collectors.logs.sse] are now silently ignored instead of rejected. When mode = "sse", [collectors.logs.auto] and [collectors.logs.periodic] are ignored. A warning is emitted when a subsection is present but not applicable so operators can see if they have orphaned config blocks. This makes the config hierarchical: a single mode = "..." line switches between collection strategies without requiring the operator to delete the other subsection blocks. Fixes NVIDIA#5661 Signed-off-by: Dasa Chandramouli <dchandramoul@nvidia.com>
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When the carbide-health tests reach config::tests::logs_collector_validation, the four retained cases at lines 5111–5163 still expect these periodic/SSE combinations to return the removed “should not be set” errors. These branches now return Ok(()), so the unit suite fails instead of confirming the intended contract; update those expectations to accept the unused subsections alongside this behavior change.
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…ent drop Address CodeRabbit feedback: emit tracing::warn! when a subsection is present but not applicable to the selected mode, so operators can see if they have orphaned config blocks. Signed-off-by: Dasa Chandramouli <dchandramoul@nvidia.com>
The four cases that previously expected 'should not be set' errors now expect Ok(()) with a warning — matching the new behavior where unused subsections are ignored rather than rejected. Signed-off-by: Dasa Chandramouli <dchandramoul@nvidia.com>
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1513-1514: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEmit structured fields with these warnings.
Add stable fields such as
mode = "periodic"andignored_subsection = "auto"to each event. Keep the message concise. This lets log consumers filter ignored subsections without parsing text.As per path instructions:
crates/**/*.rsrequires “structured tracing fields”.Also applies to: 1518-1519, 1531-1531, 1534-1535
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///comment forLogsCollectorConfig::validatethat describes the mode-specific handling of ignored subsections and warnings. This prevents callers from relying on the previous rejection behavior.As per coding guidelines: “When a change alters an existing public contract, add or update its documentation in the same change.”
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…ctions Each test case now checks that the expected tracing::warn! message is emitted when a non-applicable subsection is present alongside the active mode. Tests cover: - periodic + auto (one warning) - periodic + sse (one warning) - periodic + auto + sse (both warnings) - sse + auto (one warning) - sse + periodic (one warning) - sse + auto + periodic (both warnings) A future change that removes a warn! call will now fail these tests rather than silently accepting Ok(()). Signed-off-by: Dasa Chandramouli <dchandramoul@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Closes #5661
When
mode = "periodic"is set, hw-health previously rejected[collectors.logs.auto]and[collectors.logs.sse]with a hard error. Similarly,mode = "sse"rejected[collectors.logs.auto]and[collectors.logs.periodic]. This forced operators to delete subsection blocks when switching modes rather than just changing themodeline.Change
modeis now the single authoritative selector. Subsections that do not apply to the selected mode are silently ignored:mode = "periodic"→[collectors.logs.auto]and[collectors.logs.sse]are ignoredmode = "sse"→[collectors.logs.auto]and[collectors.logs.periodic]are ignoredmode = "auto"→ all three subsections are validated as beforeThe
[collectors.logs.auto]fallback still uses its own nested periodic settings — that behavior is unchanged.Testing
Tested locally using a Docker-based hw-health deployment against a real mini-rack (gb-nvl-124-mini06, 2 compute trays + switch). Config has all three subsections (
[collectors.logs.auto],[collectors.logs.sse],[collectors.logs.periodic]) present simultaneously. For each mode:/livezrespondsPeriodicAutoSseSigned-off-by: Dasa Chandramouli dchandramoul@nvidia.com