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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTalos dependencies move to v1.14. Rendering now uses explicit version contracts and multi-document handling. The change also adds chart drift checks, local client wrappers, updated apply-reference validation, dynamic command behavior, and refreshed documentation. ChangesTalos upgrade and command behavior
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This pull request updates Sidero Talos dependencies to v1.14.0-alpha.1 and drops the cozystack/talos fork. To maintain support for the --skip-verify flag, the functionality is reimplemented locally in pkg/commands using a custom TLS configuration. Additionally, client initialization wrappers are updated to pass contexts as required by the new upstream machinery, and default Kubernetes versions are provided where required by Talos v1.14 config generation. Feedback on the changes suggests adding a nil check for configContext in WithClientSkipVerify to prevent a potential nil pointer panic if a context is defined as empty in the configuration.
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If the context exists in the talosconfig but is defined as null or empty, cfg.Contexts[contextName] can return nil with ok being true. Dereferencing configContext later (e.g., accessing configContext.Crt or configContext.Endpoints) will cause a nil pointer panic. Adding a nil check here prevents this potential panic.
| configContext, ok := cfg.Contexts[contextName] | |
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| return fmt.Errorf("%w: %q", errContextNotFound, contextName) | |
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| configContext, ok := cfg.Contexts[contextName] | |
| if !ok || configContext == nil { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("%w: %q", errContextNotFound, contextName) | |
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Already guarded. The nil check landed on main with the fork removal: root.go now bails out on !ok || configContext == nil before anything dereferences it.
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pkg/commands/rotate_ca_handler.go (1)
315-324: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHonor
--skip-verifywhen fetching kubeconfig for CA rotation.This path now always uses
WithClient, so users who need--skip-verifyfor SAN-mismatched Talos endpoints still fail before CA rotation can discover nodes.Proposed fix
- err := WithClient(func(ctx context.Context, c *client.Client) error { + action := func(ctx context.Context, c *client.Client) error { var err error kubeconfigData, err = c.Kubeconfig(ctx) if err != nil { return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to get kubeconfig") @@ return nil - }) + } + + var err error + if SkipVerify { + err = WithClientSkipVerify(action) + } else { + err = WithClient(action) + }Based on PR context, call sites should route through the local skip-verify implementation after moving the flag out of
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@pkg/commands/rotate_ca_handler.go` around lines 315 - 324, The kubeconfig fetch in the CA rotation flow is bypassing the local skip-verify path, so `--skip-verify` is not honored before node discovery. Update the kubeconfig retrieval logic in `rotate_ca_handler.go` to route through the existing local skip-verify implementation instead of always calling `WithClient`, and make sure the CA rotation path uses the flag now moved out of `GlobalArgs` when calling `c.Kubeconfig` or its wrapper.
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In `@go.mod`:
- Line 140: The dependency on github.com/containerd/containerd/v2 is still
pinned to an unpatched indirect version; update the go.mod requirement to a
fixed release such as v2.3.2 or newer (or the appropriate older-branch patch
version) and then refresh the module metadata so the indirect entry stays
consistent with the resolved dependency set.
In `@pkg/commands/root.go`:
- Around line 209-218: The client option assembly in root.go is missing the
cluster override when rebuilding options for the skip-verify path, so
`--cluster` gets dropped. Update the option list in the client construction
logic around `WithTLSConfig`/`WithDefaultGRPCDialOptions` to also include
`client.WithCluster(GlobalArgs.Cluster)` when a cluster is set, matching the
normal client path used elsewhere in the root command handling.
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In `@pkg/commands/rotate_ca_handler.go`:
- Around line 315-324: The kubeconfig fetch in the CA rotation flow is bypassing
the local skip-verify path, so `--skip-verify` is not honored before node
discovery. Update the kubeconfig retrieval logic in `rotate_ca_handler.go` to
route through the existing local skip-verify implementation instead of always
calling `WithClient`, and make sure the CA rotation path uses the flag now moved
out of `GlobalArgs` when calling `c.Kubeconfig` or its wrapper.
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NOT LGTM — new TLS-skip / version-fallback logic ships without tests, and the bump pins a production bootstrap tool to a Talos alpha; both need resolution before merge.
Business context: bump Talos to v1.14 machinery so talm recognizes the new v1.14-only KubeEtcdEncryptionConfig document, dropping the cozystack/talos fork that previously carried --skip-verify.
What was verified and is not a problem (raising so reviewers don't re-litigate):
- Fork patches preserved. The fork at the pinned commit was upstream v1.12.1 plus exactly two commits: the rotate-ca
--k8s-endpointfix (independently present in upstream v1.14.0-alpha.1 —rotate-ca.go:153,pkg/rotate/pki/kubernetes/kubernetes.go:46/176) and--skip-verify(faithfully reimplemented inpkg/commands/root.go). No carried patch is lost. - Scope is cohesive. The skip-verify reimplementation, context threading,
k8s.iobump, and explicit-Kubernetes-version handling are all forced consequences of the v1.14 client-API andconfig/generatechanges, not unrelated additions.
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B1: Version choice — pinning to a Talos alpha
File: go.mod:82,122
Issue: This pins talm (a production bootstrap tool) to v1.14.0-alpha.1, a month-old prerelease, when stable v1.13.5 exists.
Evidence: The sole capability v1.14 adds over v1.13.x is the KubeEtcdEncryptionConfig type — confirmed present only in v1.14.0-alpha.1 (absent in v1.13.5 / v1.13.3). On every other axis stable is ahead: v1.13.5's DefaultKubernetesVersion is 1.36.2 vs the alpha's 1.36.1, and its config schema is frozen while the alpha's KubeEtcdEncryptionConfig can still change before v1.14.0 ships.
Impact: The platform would track an unreleased Talos with a non-final machine-config schema and an older default Kubernetes version than current stable.
Decision needed: Is KubeEtcdEncryptionConfig required before v1.14.0 stable releases? If not, v1.13.5 is the better target. If yes, please state that justification in the PR body so the alpha pin is a deliberate, documented tradeoff.
B2: New logic ships without tests
File: pkg/commands/root.go (skipVerifyTLSConfig, WithClientSkipVerify), pkg/engine/engine.go (kubeVersion)
Issue: The reimplemented --skip-verify path and the new kubeVersion fallback have no unit tests; no existing test references them.
Evidence: grep for skipVerifyTLSConfig / kubeVersion / WithClientSkipVerify across *_test.go returns nothing, despite 33 test files in pkg/commands. go test ./... and the coverage CI job passing only confirm existing tests still pass — they do not cover the added lines.
Impact: skipVerifyTLSConfig disables TLS verification and parses the client cert/key (three error paths); kubeVersion encodes the "fall back to default when version unset" guarantee the PR body promises to preserve. Both are load-bearing and currently unverified.
Fix: Add table tests for kubeVersion (empty -> DefaultKubernetesVersion, "v1.30.0" -> "1.30.0") and for skipVerifyTLSConfig (cert+key present, both absent, malformed base64, nil/empty context). The context-resolution and errContextNotFound paths in WithClientSkipVerify are also worth a test.
Non-blocking follow-ups
pkg/commands/root.go:cfg.Contexts[contextName]can return(nil, true)if the talosconfig defines a context as null; the laterconfigContext.Crtderef would panic. Carried over from the fork, low severity (needs a malformed config), but a|| configContext == nilguard is cheap — and askipVerifyTLSConfigtest should cover the nil case.docs/manual-test-plan.mdwas not updated for the--skip-verifyreimplementation or the default-Kubernetes-version change; the repo otherwise keeps that plan in sync with behavior changes.- The
go.modcomment and PR body state the fork was carried only for--skip-verify; it also carried the rotate-ca--k8s-endpointfix. Worth a one-line correction so the history is accurate.
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Releasing as alpha does not make much sense, so these changes should only be used for testing. I'll update this PR given that talos v1.14 is released Do not merge until Talos v1.14 is released. |
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pkg/commands/apply.go (1)
1041-1041: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse the modelined anchor only for metadata. The rendered template path passes
configFiletoengine.MergeFileAsPatch, so values from its YAML body can override the Helm render. A stale node body can therefore produce a different configuration fromtalm template -f node.yaml | talm apply -f -. Initialize the merged result withrenderedand apply only the explicitsidePatches.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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77-77: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve configured value files after project-root detection.
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talm template -f <project>/nodes/<node>.yamlruns outside the project directory,PreRunEresolvesConfig.TemplateOptions.ValueFilesbeforetemplateWithFilescallsDetectAndSetRootFromFiles. Configured project-relative files can resolve against the previous root. Move this resolution after root detection, while keeping CLI--valuespaths CWD-relative.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/commands/apply.go`:
- Line 800: Update the apply and both template skip-verify paths around
WithClientSkipVerify so they pass only endpoints explicitly supplied by the
user, not the defaultLocalEndpoint seeded by PreRunE. When no explicit override
exists, preserve an empty endpoint override so WithClientSkipVerify uses
configContext.Endpoints; retain explicit endpoint behavior unchanged.
In `@pkg/engine/engine.go`:
- Around line 1889-1890: Update the image-pinning flow around the
kubernetesVersion guard to normalize the value through kubeVersion before
checking for an unset version, then use the normalized value for component image
tags so the default Kubernetes version is pinned consistently.
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In `@pkg/commands/apply.go`:
- Line 1041: Update the apply flow around engine.MergeFileAsPatch so the
rendered template remains the base configuration; use configFile only for
metadata and apply only the explicit sidePatches, preventing YAML body values
from overriding rendered. Preserve the existing error handling and merge result
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In `@pkg/commands/template.go`:
- Line 77: Update the template command flow so DetectAndSetRootFromFiles in
templateWithFiles runs before resolving Config.TemplateOptions.ValueFiles via
resolveProjectValueFiles. Preserve CLI --values paths as CWD-relative, then
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Tracks upstream Talos v1.14.0 for both the main module and pkg/machinery, so talm recognizes the v1.14 machine-config documents, in particular KubeEtcdEncryptionConfig, which the earlier machinery rejected as not registered. v1.14 reshaped what talm consumes: the talosctl client wrappers became a ClientFactory that refuses to build without nodes, cluster.Name and cluster.Endpoint moved to K8sClusterConfig, helpers.FailIfMultiNodes and helpers.ForEachResource left the exported helpers, config/generate now errors on an empty Kubernetes version instead of defaulting it, and --insecure moved from a persistent to a local flag on the meta command. talm carries local equivalents for the wrappers and the two helpers. Three flags disappear with the release, each with a replacement: apply's --mode=reboot (use --mode=auto, which the node promotes to a reboot when the change needs one), and upgrade's and reset's --insecure (boot a maintenance image and apply a fresh config instead). Shell completion now reads the mode values back from the flag, so it cannot advertise one the flag rejects. Co-authored-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Kirill Ilin <stitch14@yandex.ru> Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
Talos v1.14 added VethConfig, whose two ends (name and peer.name) are links the config brings into existence. The walker had no handler for the kind, so a document referencing either end — a Layer2VIPConfig on a veth, a VLAN parented to one — was validated against the node's existing links and blocked the apply with "declared link not found" on a config Talos accepts. Record both ends the way DummyLinkConfig and LinkAliasConfig are recorded. Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la>
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Dismissing: both blockers are gone. B1 pinned an alpha; the branch now pins Talos v1.14.0 GA. B2 asked for tests on the skip-verify path and kubeVersion; the skip-verify reimplementation landed on main with skip_verify_test.go, and kubeVersion is exercised by the render contract tests. The three follow-ups are covered too: the nil-context guard is on main, the manual test plan is updated, and the fork note is moot since main no longer carries the fork.
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pkg/engine/golden_test.go (1)
31-31: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire the documented value before golden regeneration.
updateGoldentreats every non-empty value as enabled.TALM_UPDATE_GOLDEN=0orTALM_UPDATE_GOLDEN=falsetherefore overwrites snapshots and skips all comparisons. This can hide rendering regressions.Proposed fix
func updateGolden() bool { - return os.Getenv("TALM_UPDATE_GOLDEN") != "" + return os.Getenv("TALM_UPDATE_GOLDEN") == "1" }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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21-21: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the documented default match Talm's effective reset behavior.
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--wipe-modeas(default all), but the same description says that Talm uses--system-labels-to-wipe=STATE,EPHEMERALwhen no wipe flag is passed. The generated help therefore presents a destructive default while the documented Talm behavior preservesMETA. Update the generated option text or the wrapper behavior so one effective default is shown. Keep explicit--wipe-mode=alldocumented as destructive.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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docs/reference/debug.md#L13-L16: replace bothtalosctl debugexamples withtalm debug.docs/reference/get.md#L3-L8: replace bothtalosctl get rdreferences withtalm get rd.docs/reference/wipe_pv.md#L9-L9: replacetalosctl wipe vgwithtalm wipe vg.docs/reference/wipe_vg.md#L12-L12: replacetalosctl wipe pvwithtalm wipe pv.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/configuration/talos-versions.md`:
- Around line 77-78: Update the admonition body around the Talos version
guidance so the prose is not interpreted as an indented code block by Markdown
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preserving the existing admonition content and normal prose rendering.
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from --installer-tag while preserving the existing default value.
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no anchored project is used. Keep the explicit --image precedence documented.
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restored even when fn calls t.Fatalf; keep the existing pipe setup and callback
behavior unchanged.
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around defaultedImage to track image fields present in the source patches, and
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In `@docs/reference/debug.md`:
- Around line 13-16: Replace the documented CLI invocations with the
page-specific talm command: in docs/reference/debug.md lines 13-16, change both
talosctl debug examples to talm debug; in docs/reference/get.md lines 3-8,
change both talosctl get rd references to talm get rd; in
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docs/reference/image_cache-create.md (lines 9-9; four blocks),
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docs/reference/image_k8s-bundle.md (lines 5-5; three blocks),
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docs/reference/image_remove.md (lines 5-5; three blocks),
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documentation to state that it points to the directory containing the existing
image cache served by cache-serve, not a directory used to save or create the
cache; include the required cache layout if the surrounding documentation
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In `@docs/reference/reset.md`:
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displayed default matches Talm’s effective behavior of preserving META when no
wipe flag is provided. Keep explicit --wipe-mode=all and --wipe-mode=system-disk
documented as destructive, and remove the misleading “default all” designation.
In `@pkg/engine/golden_test.go`:
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“0” and “false” as disabled while preserving normal snapshot comparisons.
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| talosctl images cache-create --images=ghcr.io/siderolabs/kubelet:v1.37.0 --image-cache-path=/tmp/talos-image-cache | ||
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The page documents talm image cache-create, but Lines 16 and 19 invoke talosctl images cache-create. Users who copy these examples run a different CLI. Change both examples to talm image cache-create, or label them as upstream talosctl examples.
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In `@docs/reference/image_cache-create.md` around lines 16 - 19, Update both
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| --installer-tag string tag of the installer image to use | ||
| --registry-and-user string registry and user to use for the images | ||
| --talos-tag string tag of the installer image to use (default "v1.13.7") | ||
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Clarify the --talos-tag description.
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| -f, --file strings specify config files or patches in a YAML file (can specify multiple) | ||
| -h, --help help for upgrade | ||
| -i, --image string the container image to use for performing the install (default "ghcr.io/siderolabs/installer:v1.13.7") | ||
| -i, --image string the container image to use for performing the install (default "factory.talos.dev/metal-installer/376567988ad370138ad8b2698212367b8edcb69b5fd68c80be1f2ec7d603b4ba:v1.14.0") |
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Make the --image default match the -f resolution contract.
The synopsis says that an explicit --image wins and that, when -f is used without it, values.yaml::image is the target. The option text still advertises a non-empty factory image as the default. This makes the standard file-based upgrade flow ambiguous and can cause an operator to select the wrong image. Show the effective file-based default, or state that the displayed default applies only when no anchored project is used.
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In `@docs/reference/upgrade.md` at line 48, Update the --image option
documentation to align with the -f resolution contract: describe
values.yaml::image as the effective default for file-based upgrades, or clarify
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Talos v1.14 added BGPInstanceConfig, which names existing links in three places: the .advertise[] entries whose addresses are originated into BGP, the neighbors running unnumbered sessions over a link, and the VRF the session runs in. A typo in any of them reached the node unvalidated. Machinery does not resolve the VRF either — its Validate only reads the field to reject BFD in a VRF — so the miss surfaced on the node at runtime, where it takes the whole BGP projection down. Registering those references needs the documents that create links to be known, which is what exposed two older gaps: WireguardConfig and VRFConfig created a link but were never recorded as doing so, and a VLAN or VIP layered on one was rejected as a missing link on a config Talos accepts. Both are recorded now, and VRFConfig's own .links[] are resolved the way a bond's are. WireguardConfig is consequently dispatched by both walkers, which stays safe because the link side only records a created link and emits nothing that gets validated. The test that pinned the two dispatch maps as disjoint now declares that overlap by name instead. Machinery accepts a link alias wherever it accepts a link name: all three BGP fields say so, VRFConfig.links[] says so, and BondConfig.links[] said so before any of them. The host snapshot the apply validates against carried only the LinkStatus IDs, so validating the new references would have blocked a config Talos accepts. The snapshot now collects each link's alias and altnames too, which fixes the bond case at the same time. The instance's own name is not a link and stays unvalidated. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
Talos v1.14 registers the meta command's --insecure on its local flag set rather than its persistent one. A local flag on a command that only hosts subcommands reaches nothing: cobra merges a parent's persistent flags into a child at parse time but not its local ones, and the parent itself takes no arguments. Both `meta write --insecure` and `meta --insecure write` stopped parsing, and with them the only way to write a META key over the maintenance service, which is what an operator does before a node has a machine config. Re-publish a wrapped container command's local flags as persistent ones, so they reach the subcommand that consumes them. The flag object is reused rather than redeclared, so it still writes to the variable upstream's RunE reads, and a flag that is already persistent is left alone, which makes this inert once the fix lands upstream. Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la>
The render decoded the serialized config into a single YAML node, which keeps only the first document of the stream. A Talos config is multi-document, and from the contract where Kubernetes settings moved out of v1alpha1 the generated bundle emits 28 of them: the certificate authorities, the service-account key, the kubelet, the control-plane settings, the volume and security profiles. All but the first were dropped, and the result still validates, so a full render produced a config missing the material a node needs to join. Decode the whole stream and re-emit every document in order. The v1alpha1 document keeps being the one that carries comments from the patches and the component-image strip; the typed documents pass through untouched. The non-full render returns a patch rather than a config, so it is not supposed to carry every document. It was still wrong on the same contract: the block that blanks cluster.clusterName and controlPlane.endpoint to force them into the diff was writing keys the serialized config no longer declares, and every node file came out carrying two delete directives against nothing. They were stripped again at apply, so nothing broke, but the node file should not have said it. Blank those fields only while they are still v1alpha1 ones. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
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Correct the v1alpha1 remediation guidance.
Direct-patch mode serializes the bundle built from @configFile. If that input causes a v1alpha1 conflict, this hint directs the operator to Chart.yaml, which might not contain the conflicting field. Keep the Chart.yaml guidance for templateOptions errors, but direct v1alpha1 conflicts to the config file or patch that introduced them.
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Re-approving after the two follow-up fixes: the stderr capture helper now restores os.Stderr when the callback aborts, and the test plan names the insecure-apply flag correctly. CI is green on both platforms.
Two keys used to have a working empty value and no longer do, and both failed quietly rather than loudly. An unset talosVersion means the Talos version talm was built against, which is still true. What changed under it is Talos: from v1.14 the Kubernetes settings the charts write as v1alpha1 fields (machine.kubelet, machine.nodeLabels) live in documents of their own, and machinery rejects a config carrying both shapes. An unpinned project therefore rendered a config the node refuses, with nothing said until the apply failed. The render now stops and names the fields and the way out. An unset kubernetesVersion used to mean "the node decides": machinery emitted no image field at all. v1.14 refuses to generate without a version, so the fallback that satisfies it would write this binary's Kubernetes version into the config instead — a version jump nobody asked for, invisible in the node file because the render's diff drops fields equal to the bundle default. On contracts where the node can still choose, the generated images are stripped again; on contracts where the typed documents require an image, the missing pin is reported. The generic preset gains the pins it now needs — cozystack already had them — and both errors carry a hint naming the key. A project created before this renders again once its Chart.yaml pins templateOptions.talosVersion and templateOptions.kubernetesVersion. Add the contract test that would have caught the first one: nothing in the suite loaded a rendered config back through machinery, so a render could stop being applicable while the whole suite stayed green. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
Talos is MPL-2.0 and talm is Apache-2.0. The bump carried two ports over that line: the resource walk and multi-node guard talosctl stopped exporting, and the client constructors v1.14 removed. Both are derived work, so the files holding them now carry the MPL notice. MPL-2.0 section 3.3 allows the combined work to ship under Apache-2.0 as long as those files keep their own terms. The client constructors sat in root.go next to talm's own code. They move to a file of their own so the notice covers the derived code and nothing else. WithClientNoNodes stays in root.go as the dispatcher that routes --skip-verify. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
The test raises SIGTERM at its own process to prove signalContext cancels on it, and syscall.Kill does not exist on Windows. One undefined symbol in a test file fails the whole package's type check, so nothing in pkg/commands built there: both the Windows test job and the Windows lint job went down on it while Linux stayed green. Move it behind a !windows build tag. signalContext itself is unaffected, since syscall.SIGTERM is defined on Windows as well; only delivering a signal this way is not. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
The destructive-sections recap said `apply -I`. That spelling belongs to `template --in-place`; `apply` takes `-i` for the maintenance connection, as the rest of the plan already writes it. An operator following the recap would get an unknown-flag error and skip the check. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
The upgrade flag's default is built from the image factory now, with the empty schematic pinned into the reference, where it used to be a plain ghcr.io tag. A mirror stocked only with ghcr.io will not serve it, and the pinned schematic fixes the extension set the default carries. The page already lists the other operator-visible v1.14 changes; this one was missing, and it is the one an airgapped operator runs into. Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la> Assisted-by: LLM
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Re-approving after the conflict-hint fix and the stale API comments. The v1alpha1 conflict hint now branches on the parsed contract: above v1.13 it still offers the lower pin, at or below it says to drop the duplicated v1alpha1 field, which is the only remedy that applies there. CI green on both platforms.
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Tracks upstream Talos v1.14.0 for the main module and
pkg/machinery, and fixes what the bump broke.github.com/siderolabs/talosgithub.com/siderolabs/talos/pkg/machineryk8s.io/{api,apimachinery,client-go,component-base}Breaking: two Chart.yaml keys stop working when empty
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templateOptions.talosVersionandtemplateOptions.kubernetesVersionunset will not render until both are pinned.Empty
talosVersionstill means the Talos version talm was built against. From v1.14 that contract keeps the Kubernetes settings in documents of their own, while the charts write them as v1alpha1 fields, and machinery rejects a config carrying both. So an unpinned project was rendering something the node refuses, and nothing said so until the apply failed. The render stops now and names the fields.Empty
kubernetesVersionused to mean the node picks: machinery emitted no image field. v1.14 will not generate without a version, and the fallback that satisfies it writes talm's own Kubernetes version into the config, where the node file does not show it. Below that contract the generated images are stripped and the node still picks. On it, the missing pin is reported with the key to set.engine.SerializeConfigurationtakes the two version strings now, so its signature changed. It is exported, and the contract it had before (serialize whatever the bundle holds) could not survive the version handling above.Both shipped presets pin both keys now, so generic-preset projects will report preset drift until re-synced.
docs/operations/upgrading.mdhas the migration, including why taking the preset'skubernetesVersionwithout checking can move a control plane in the wrong direction.Also fixed
talm initstopped working entirely:config/generateerrors on an empty Kubernetes version instead of defaulting it.A full render kept 1 document out of 28. The CA and the service-account key were among the ones dropped.
talosctl meta --insecurebecame unreachable upstream: the flag moved onto the container command as a local flag, which reaches neither the subcommands nor the parent. siderolabs/talos#14347 fixes it but has not shipped in a v1.14 release, so talm re-publishes the flag itself, marked for removal.Pre-apply link checks cover
VethConfigandBGPInstanceConfig, and the host snapshot now carries link aliases and altnames. Machinery takes an alias anywhere it takes a link name, so a bond over an aliased NIC was blocked on a config Talos accepts. That one predates this branch.MPL-2.0
v1.14 dropped
helpers.FailIfMultiNodes,helpers.ForEachResource,global.Args.WithClientNoNodesandglobal.Args.WithClientMaintenancewith no exported replacement. talm carries ports inpkg/engine/talos_helpers.goandpkg/commands/talos_client.go. Talos is MPL-2.0, so both files carry the MPL notice; the rest of talm stays Apache-2.0 under MPL-2.0 section 3.3.Testing
go build ./...,go test ./...andgolangci-lint runclean locally. New contract tests load a rendered config back through machinery — nothing in the suite did that before, so a render could stop being applicable while everything stayed green. On-cluster steps are indocs/manual-test-plan.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
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