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@eltrufas eltrufas commented Nov 3, 2025

Cherry pick of #133599 on release-1.32.

#133599: Mark API server errors as transient in csi raw block driver

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Certain failures during SetupDevice and MapPodDevice are not treated as
transient in the csi raw block plugin implementation, while they are in
the file mode plugin. This can lead to certain failures causing volumes
to be marked as unmounted incorrectly.

This patch brings the block plugin up to parity with the fs one by
marking the equivalent calls as transient. This mostly covers API server
and some csi driver calls.
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eltrufas commented Nov 3, 2025

/kind bug

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