fix(docker): decode embedded HostConfig.Resources fields in host config - #2557
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container.HostConfig embeds container.Resources, which holds Memory,
CPUShares, NanoCPUs, PidsLimit, Devices and every other cgroup field.
The docker executor decodes `host:` with mapstructure but without
DecoderConfig.Squash, so mapstructure only fills embedded-struct fields
from a nested `host: {resources: {...}}` key. The flat shape the docs
show — `host: {Memory: 536870912, CPUShares: 512}` — silently decoded
every Resources field to its zero value, while sibling direct fields
(NetworkMode, SecurityOpt, Binds) worked. Containers therefore ran
WITHOUT their configured resource limits, with no warning anywhere.
Measured on v2.13.0 against a real daemon: docker inspect showed
Memory=0, PidsLimit=nil, CPUShares=0, Devices=[] for the documented
flat form; the nested resources: form landed all of them.
Fix: Squash embedded structs in the decoder, matching the SDK's own
JSON marshaling (which inlines Resources). Regression test covers the
embedded fields (incl. the Devices object array and *int64 PidsLimit)
alongside direct fields.
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The decoder now accepts flat resource settings, but it may stop accepting the previously used nested host.resources form, causing configured limits to be omitted for affected users. The PR is otherwise localized and mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up on this compatibility risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@internal/runtime/builtin/docker/config_test.go`:
- Around line 165-185: Extend the LoadConfigFromMap test around cfg.Host by
adding a NanoCPUs value to the flat host map and asserting that
cfg.Host.NanoCPUs contains the expected value, alongside the existing Memory,
CPUShares, and PidsLimit assertions.
In `@internal/runtime/builtin/docker/config.go`:
- Around line 95-102: Update the host configuration decoding around the
mapstructure Squash setting to support both flat resource fields and nested
host.resources input. Normalize or explicitly decode both forms, define and
preserve a clear precedence when both are provided, and add a regression test
confirming nested resources populate the container limits.
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@rflpazini Thanks for catching the compatibility regression. The decoder now reads the nested form first, then applies the flat fields, so existing |
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@yohamta0 happy to help! |
The bug
The docker executor's
host:block silently drops every field that lives incontainer.HostConfig's embeddedResourcesstruct —Memory,CPUShares,NanoCPUs,PidsLimit,Devices, and the rest of the cgroup fields — while sibling direct fields (NetworkMode,SecurityOpt,Binds) decode fine.The docs' own example does not work today:
Measured on v2.13.0 against a real daemon (
docker inspecton the created container):Memory=0,CPUShares=0,PidsLimit=nil,Devices=[]— no warning anywhere, so containers run without their configured resource limits.Root cause
LoadConfigFromMapWithWorkDirdecodes with mapstructure but withoutDecoderConfig.Squash. mapstructure therefore treats the embeddedResourcesstruct as a nested field: only the (undocumented)host: {resources: {Memory: ...}}shape reaches those fields — verified live on v2.13.0, that nested form lands everything, which pinpoints the missing squash.Fix
LoadConfigFromMapWithWorkDirnow decodes the map twice. The first pass keeps the previously working nestedhost.resourcesshape. The second pass enablesSquash, which applies Docker's flat JSON shape and gives flat fields precedence when both forms set the same field.Regression coverage is consolidated in the existing
LoadConfigFromMaptable. It covers the embedded fields, includingNanoCPUs, theDevicesobject array, and the*int64 PidsLimit; direct host fields; the legacy nested form; and mixed-shape precedence.Validation:
Behavior note: Both the documented flat form and the legacy nested
resources:form remain accepted. Flat fields win when both forms set the same option.Summary by CodeRabbit
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