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Respect revision timeout defaults in cm #14600

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  • See discussion here: https://cloud-native.slack.com/archives/C04LMU0AX60/p1690977838372249.
  • If global defaults for revision-idle-timeout-seconds & revision-response-start-timeout-seconds are set to a positive value less than the revision timeout we need to respect that and set some timer.
  • We avoid creating timers we don't need, as previously.
    /kind bug

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 If global defaults for `revision-idle-timeout-seconds` & `revision-response-start-timeout-seconds` are now applied when creating a Revision.

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// Default ResponseStartTimeoutSeconds only in case we have a non-zero default and the latter is not larger than the revision timeout.
// A zero default or a zero value set from the user or a nil value skips timer setup at the QP side.
if rs.ResponseStartTimeoutSeconds == nil {
if cfg.Defaults.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds < *rs.TimeoutSeconds && cfg.Defaults.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds != 0 {
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revision-response-start-timeout-seconds is used to initialize RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds so we use that.

	// We default this to what the user has specified
	nc.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds = nc.RevisionTimeoutSeconds

	if err := cm.Parse(data,
		cm.AsInt64("revision-response-start-timeout-seconds", &nc.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds),
	); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

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Can we update RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds to match the key name in a subsequent PR?

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skonto commented Nov 7, 2023

/test upgrade-tests

@skonto skonto changed the title [wip] Respect revision timeout defaults in cm Respect revision timeout defaults in cm Nov 7, 2023
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/lgtm

// Default ResponseStartTimeoutSeconds only in case we have a non-zero default and the latter is not larger than the revision timeout.
// A zero default or a zero value set from the user or a nil value skips timer setup at the QP side.
if rs.ResponseStartTimeoutSeconds == nil {
if cfg.Defaults.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds < *rs.TimeoutSeconds && cfg.Defaults.RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds != 0 {
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Can we update RevisionRequestStartTimeoutSeconds to match the key name in a subsequent PR?

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Can you update the PR body with a release-note

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@skonto :
sorry, I'm a bit late on this one, but:
would it be possible to update the documentation https://knative.dev/docs/serving/configuration/config-defaults/#revision-cpu-request with those new timeouts ?

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skonto commented Apr 9, 2024

@jgournet sorry for the late reply, sure.

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