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Fix: Sanitize corrupted PCP metrics before embedding in HTML report - #319
The CI-Doctor HTML report fails to load in browsers when PCP performance metrics contain corrupted numeric values. Specifically, values like 0.9XXXXXX999999999 (where 'X' characters appear in numeric data) result in invalid JSON being embedded in the report's window.REPORT_DATA script tag.
Impact: When browsers attempt to parse the invalid JSON, the entire report page appears blank/broken, making CI analysis impossible.
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Walkthrough
The report loader sanitizes parsed metrics before storing them. List-valued fields retain non-boolean integers and floats; other values become None. The sanitizer warns when it replaces values.
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Summary
Sanitize metrics before caching plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py
New helpers sanitize list-valued metric fields and warn when they replace values. _load_job_metrics sanitizes parsed JSON before caching it.
The reported sanitization changes do not introduce a remaining merge-blocking risk.
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The pull request changes only metric sanitization and loading in plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py. The added code introduces no MD5, SHA1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, ECB mode, custom cryptogra…
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The pull request changes only plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py. The diff adds Python metric sanitization and does not modify a container or Kubernetes manifest. No added privileged, `hostPI…
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The pull request adds one warning log that includes only the top-level metric key, for example metric 'iowait'; it does not log metric values, paths, tokens, or other payload data. The changed files are fixed PCP metric outputs with known keys such as user, sys, iowait, idle, used_gb, and timestamps. Existing file/error logging is unchanged.
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Review comments at @plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py:
- Around line 2056-2057: Remove `timestamps` from the `array_keys` passed to
`_sanitize_metric_array`, keeping timestamp strings intact for use as chart
labels. Leave the numeric metric keys unchanged.
- Line 2010: Update the sanitizer’s numeric handling to replace non-finite
values, including overflowed numeric strings such as "1e1000", with None before
serialization; add coverage confirming strict JSON serialization does not emit
NaN or Infinity tokens.
Review comments at @test_sanitize_metrics.py:
- Line 110: Update the test around _sanitize_metrics to exercise the production
implementation rather than a copied helper, and assert both validation outcomes:
invalid values are replaced while valid values and timestamps are preserved.
- Line 112: Remove the unused f prefix from the string printed by the
sanitized-data output statement to satisfy Ruff’s F541 check; preserve the
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n "json.dumps|allow_nan|REPORT_DATA|isfinite" plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py
sed -n '1989,2071p' plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py
Repository: openshift-eng/edge-tooling
Length of output: 3284
Script executed:
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- current loader and report serialization ---'
nl -ba plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py | sed -n '2050,2190p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base sanitizer/loader/report excerpts ---'
git show 6003123372dd38abe98525cdf00f0c8fad4881d:plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py | nl -ba | sed -n '1980,2190p'printf'%s\n''--- current and base relevant symbol locations ---'
rg -n -F -- '_sanitize_metric_array' -e '_sanitize_metrics' -e '_load_job_metrics' -e 'json.dumps(report_data' -e 'window.REPORT_DATA' plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py
Repository: openshift-eng/edge-tooling
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Reject non-finite values before serialization.
The sanitizer preserves NaN and Infinity. It also converts an overflowing numeric string such as "1e1000" to inf. The latter is newly introduced by this change. json.dumps then emits nonstandard NaN or Infinity tokens because it does not set allow_nan=False. Replace non-finite values with None and add strict JSON serialization coverage.
The existing NaN/Infinity path predates this change, so the new regression is the string-to-infinity conversion.
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Review comment at @plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py at line 2010:
Update the sanitizer’s numeric handling to replace non-finite values, including
overflowed numeric strings such as "1e1000", with None before serialization; add
coverage confirming strict JSON serialization does not emit NaN or Infinity
tokens.
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Test the production sanitizer and both validation outcomes.
This script calls its copied _sanitize_metrics, not the function changed in create-report.py. A production regression can therefore leave this script passing. The script also checks replacement of one invalid value but does not assert preservation of valid values. Call the production implementation and assert both outcomes, including timestamp preservation. Per CONTRIBUTING.md: “Test validation logic: regex patterns, parsing rules, and validation functions require tests with positive and negative cases.” (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the test around _sanitize_metrics to exercise the production
implementation rather than a copied helper, and assert both validation outcomes:
invalid values are replaced while valid values and timestamps are preserved.
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Review comments at @plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py:
- Line 2007: In the corrupted-sample branch of the sample sanitization logic,
replace the appended zero with None so JSON output represents the sample as null
rather than a valid measurement. Update the corresponding test expectation to
assert null.
- Line 2004: Update the numeric-sample check for val to accept only exact int or
float values, excluding booleans so JSON true values are not included as
measurements.
- Around line 2023-2024: Update the metric-array sanitization flow around
_sanitize_metric_array to detect when sanitization changes the original array,
and emit a warning identifying key for each changed metric; leave unchanged
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Exclude booleans from numeric samples.
If a metrics file contains true in a numeric array, json.load produces True. Python treats True as an int, so this check preserves the boolean instead of sanitizing it. Use an exact numeric type check so corrupted boolean samples cannot enter the report as measurements.
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Update the numeric-sample check for val to accept only exact int or float
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Warn when sanitization changes a metric.
If an array contains a corrupted sample, this assignment replaces it without a warning. Operators cannot identify which loaded metric contained bad data. The PR explicitly requires warnings for corrupted values. Emit a warning with the metric key when sanitization changes an array.
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Update the metric-array sanitization flow around _sanitize_metric_array to
detect when sanitization changes the original array, and emit a warning
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- Around line 2025-2030: Update the sanitization loop over metrics_dict to apply
_sanitize_metric_array only to known numeric series, preserving the timestamps
array unchanged before passing the metric object to pcpCharts.
- Around line 2002-2010: Add positive and negative tests for the sanitizer loop
that builds sanitized from arr: cover valid numbers, strings, booleans, None,
non-finite values, and timestamp preservation. Verify accepted values remain
unchanged and rejected values are handled as expected.
- Around line 2006-2007: Update _sanitize_metric_array to replace non-finite
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Updated _sanitize_metrics() to preserve the timestamps array unchanged. The timestamps contain string labels like "2026-10-15 02:47:24" that are used for chart X-axis labels in the report's PCP charts.
Changes:
Added check: if key == 'timestamps': continue
Only numeric metric arrays (user, sys, iowait, idle, etc.) are now sanitized
Timestamp strings are preserved exactly as they appear in the source data
## Problem
The CI-Doctor HTML report fails to load in browsers when PCP performance
metrics contain corrupted numeric values. Specifically, values like
`0.9XXXXXX999999999` result in invalid JSON being embedded in the report's
`window.REPORT_DATA` script tag, causing the page to appear blank.
Example failure:
- Job: periodic-ci-openshift-eng-edge-tooling-main-microshift-ci-doctor/2114975694084640768
- Corruption at char 1,075,042 in window.REPORT_DATA
## Solution
Add simple sanitization to `plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py`:
1. `_sanitize_metric_array(arr)`: Replace invalid values with None
- Excludes booleans from numeric check (isinstance(True, int) is True)
- Excludes non-finite floats (NaN, Infinity, -Infinity)
- Returns sanitized array and whether changes were made
2. `_sanitize_metrics(dict)`: Apply sanitization to numeric metric arrays
- Preserves 'timestamps' array unchanged (string labels for charts)
- Logs warnings when values are sanitized
3. Modified `_load_job_metrics()`: Call sanitization after loading JSON
4. Added `allow_nan=False` to json.dumps as final guard
The fix ensures all metric values are valid finite numbers or null,
while preserving timestamp strings for chart labels.
Before fix:
JSON error: Expecting ',' delimiter at char 1075045
After fix:
✓ Valid JSON (strict mode, no NaN/Infinity)
✓ Report loads successfully
✓ Corrupted values replaced with null
✓ Non-finite floats (NaN, Infinity) replaced with null
✓ Timestamps preserved as strings for chart labels
✓ Booleans excluded from numeric values
✓ Warnings logged when sanitization occurs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This ensures the report generates strict, standard-compliant JSON that browsers can always parse, even when PCP data contains non-finite values from data collection errors or overflows.
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Problem
The CI-Doctor HTML report fails to load in browsers when PCP performance metrics contain corrupted numeric values. Specifically, values like
0.9XXXXXX999999999(where 'X' characters appear in numeric data) result in invalid JSON being embedded in the report'swindow.REPORT_DATAscript tag.Impact: When browsers attempt to parse the invalid JSON, the entire report page appears blank/broken, making CI analysis impossible.
Example failure:
window.REPORT_DATAThis corruption can occur from:
Solution
Adds simple sanitization functions to
plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py:1.
_sanitize_metric_array(arr)Validates each value in metric arrays:
isinstance(True, int)is True)math.isfinite())None(JSONnull)2.
_sanitize_metrics(metrics_dict)Applies sanitization to numeric metric arrays only:
timestampsarray unchanged (string labels for chart X-axis)3. Modified
_load_job_metrics(build_id)Calls sanitization after loading JSON:
4. Added
allow_nan=Falsetojson.dumps()Final guard against non-standard JSON:
Code changes: ~40 lines added (simple and straightforward)
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Before this fix:
After this fix:
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Changes
plugins/shared/scripts/create-report.py(+54 lines, -2 lines)import mathto imports (1 line)_sanitize_metric_array()function (~13 lines)_sanitize_metrics()function (~15 lines)_load_job_metrics()to call sanitization (1 line)allow_nan=Falsetojson.dumps()call (1 line)Validation
The fix ensures:
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