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  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3648: Add support for cronjob.spec.startingDeadlineSeconds in MozCloud Helm charts",
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    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3648"
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summary

MZCLD-3648 requests adding support for `cronjob.spec.startingDeadlineSeconds` as a configurable field in the MozCloud Helm charts, so that CronJob specs rendered by the chart can express this Kubernetes field. This is a small, well-scoped feature request with clear motivation and acceptance criteria, originating from the llm-proxy migration work. It's currently unactioned in Backlog with no comments. Related context tickets (MZCLD-2331 llm-proxy migration, MZCLD-2722 similar cronjob timeZone request) exist but were not accessible to this triage run; the ticket description already summarizes the relevant context from them.

findings

• Clear, concrete use case: llm-proxy's two CronJobs need startingDeadlineSeconds=600, which is not currently expressible in the mozcloud Helm chart.
• This is a follow-on/companion request to a previously delivered similar feature (cronjob timeZone support), suggesting an established pattern/precedent for how to implement per-cronjob field exposure in the chart.
• Acceptance criteria are well defined and testable: startingDeadlineSeconds must be configurable per cronjob and appear in the rendered CronJob spec.
• Ticket has zero comments and is sitting in Backlog status, indicating it has not yet been triaged/prioritized or assigned to an engineer.
• Related tickets MZCLD-2331 (llm-proxy migration) and MZCLD-2722 (timeZone precedent) could not be read due to run/policy scoping restrictions, limiting ability to confirm the exact implementation pattern used previously for the analogous timeZone field.

proposed actions

Triage note: This is a small, well-scoped chart enhancement with a clear real-world driver (llm-proxy CronJobs needing startingDeadlineSeconds=600) and testable acceptance criteria. Since it directly complements the already-implemented cronjob `timeZone` support (MZCLD-2722), recommend implementing `startingDeadlineSeconds` the same way — as an optional, per-cronjob value in the chart's values schema that maps straight through to `spec.startingDeadlineSeconds` in the rendered CronJob template (omitted when unset, to preserve backward compatibility). Suggest: (1) moving this out of Backlog into the current/next sprint given it unblocks the llm-proxy migration (MZCLD-2331), (2) referencing the MZCLD-2722 PR/commit as the implementation template, and (3) adding a chart unit/render test asserting `startingDeadlineSeconds` appears correctly when set and is absent when not set. Please confirm priority/assignee.

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