CI: update comment -- second MTU fix resolves the github.com timeout
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Confirmed via the actual job log (run 857, job 1931), not just the exit code: setup-envtest fetches envtest-v1.37.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz from github.com in ~4s now, where it previously TLS-handshake-timed-out every time. golangci-lint's own git-clone-to-github.com (the confound from the first fix attempt) also went through fine in the same run. Stage 0 is now fully green end to end: fmt, lint, test (envtest included).
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# (setup-envtest v0.25's only source -- the legacy GCS kubebuilder-tools bucket 403s
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# now for every version tried, confirmed 2026-09-30, no fallback there).
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#
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# This currently fails in CI: TLS handshake timeout reaching github.com from inside
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# this container, same symptom terdut-server's ci.yaml already documents for
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# get.helm.sh/github.com. Two things ruled out already, so this isn't "add an
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# allowlist entry":
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# This used to fail in CI: TLS handshake timeout reaching github.com from inside
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# this container (same symptom terdut-server's ci.yaml documents for
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# get.helm.sh/github.com), fetching the envtest kube-apiserver/etcd binaries from
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# GitHub Releases (setup-envtest v0.25's only source -- the legacy GCS
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# kubebuilder-tools bucket 403s now for every version tried, no fallback there).
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# History, in case it recurs:
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# - Ryuvia/charts' act-runner/templates/networkpolicy.yaml is the only
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# NetworkPolicy in the cluster, and it is deny-ingress only, by explicit design
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# ("egress is deliberately untouched... CI pulls from registries and package
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# indexes that are not enumerable here" -- see its own comment, issue #128).
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# There is no in-repo egress rule to edit for this.
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# - Running this job on the bare runner host instead of in a container (tried and
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# reverted, same as terdut-server's `chart` job does for get.helm.sh) fails
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# earlier and differently: "go: command not found" -- the host has no Go.
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# - The act-runner dind sidecar's MTU (Ryuvia/charts#272, merged and reconciled
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# 2026-09-30: explicit `"mtu": 1450` in its daemon.json, matching Flannel's
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# VXLAN-reduced pod MTU, since dockerd's bridge networks default to 1500
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# unset) -- tested against this exact failure post-fix (isolated `make test`,
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# bypassing lint's own unrelated github.com flakiness) and got the identical
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# "TLS handshake timeout" fetching envtest-v1.37.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz. Ruled
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# out: the MTU mismatch was real but wasn't (solely) the cause of this.
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# So whatever blocks github.com from the dind bridge sits outside anything this
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# workspace's repos configure, and outside the MTU theory -- still unidentified as
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# of 2026-09-30. `make test` fails on the envtest fetch until that's found and
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# fixed (or the binaries are vendored -- see ROADMAP.md/the PR discussion for why
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# that was declined for now).
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# NetworkPolicy in the cluster and is deny-ingress only -- ruled out, no
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# in-repo egress rule governs this.
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# - Running this job on the bare runner host instead of in a container fails
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# earlier and differently ("go: command not found", no Go there) -- ruled out.
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# - The act-runner dind sidecar's MTU mismatch (1450 pod vs. 1500 Docker-bridge
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# default) was real but an initial fix for it (Ryuvia/charts#272) did not
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# resolve this specific failure when tested in isolation -- see Ryuvia/charts#271
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# for that round's write-up.
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# - A second attempt at the MTU fix, 2026-09-30, did resolve it: `setup-envtest`
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# now fetches envtest-v1.37.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz from github.com in ~4s and
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# `test` passes. Confirmed via the actual job log, not just the exit code.
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test:
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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container:
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