YahelyUshpiz opened a new pull request, #58931:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/58931
The [extract_xcom_kill] method previously used to identify and kill the
sidecar process. However, the implementation in some Alpine/BusyBox versions
does not support the flag, causing the command to fail and the sidecar to hang
indefinitely. This commit replaces the command with a portable shell loop that
iterates over to identify processes owned by the current user. This ensures
compatibility with all Alpine versions and removes the dependency on .
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Bug Report: KubernetesPodOperator XCom Sidecar Hangs due to pgrep missing -u
option
Title
KubernetesPodOperator XCom sidecar hangs indefinitely because "pgrep -u" is
not supported in some Alpine versions
Description
The KubernetesPodOperator injects a sidecar container to capture XCom
values. Once the main container completes, Airflow attempts to terminate this
sidecar to allow the Pod to complete.
The termination logic in PodManager.extract_xcom_kill executes the following
command inside the sidecar:
kill -2 $(pgrep -u $(id -u) -f 'sh')
This command relies on pgrep supporting the -u (user) flag to filter
processes by the current user. However, many lightweight container images used
for sidecars (like alpine) use BusyBox's implementation of pgrep. Some versions
of BusyBox pgrep do not support the -u flag, causing the command to fail with
an invalid option error.
As a result:
The kill command fails.
The sidecar container continues running (executing its infinite sleep loop).
The Pod remains in the Running phase.
The Airflow task eventually times out despite the main work completing
successfully.
Impact:
Task Hangs: Tasks that successfully finish their work will hang until the
operator times out and causing task to fail.
False Failures: Successful tasks are marked as failed due to timeout.
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