feat(usage): add durable stream timeline and failure attribution to request history - #2366
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds optional stream timeline, failure attribution, transport phase, and terminal source fields to persisted usage attempts and entries. Normalization filters invalid timeline values and unknown enum values. Tests verify round-trip persistence and invalid-value removal. ChangesStream observability persistence
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds persisted streaming timing and failure-attribution fields, but the current head still lacks a runtime path that records those values before usage entries are written, so the new history data may remain empty or unavailable. Merge should wait for this integration gap to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 46 / 80설명: 이 PR은 이슈 #1217 이 말한, 요청 기록에 스트림 단계 시간과 실패가 어디서 났는지를 남기라는 일의 저장 모양만 만든다. 지금 CURRENT src/usage/log.ts StreamTimeline / FailureSide / FailureStage - 저장 모양만 추가한다. 서버가 값을 안 넣는다 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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In `@src/usage/log.ts`:
- Around line 92-95: Update the shared request and attempt logging flow to
collect and populate streamTimeline, failureSide, and failureStage from actual
streaming timing and failure events before appendUsageEntry persists the row.
Preserve normalization and manually supplied values, and add an integration test
covering a real streaming failure that verifies these fields are present in the
persisted usage entry.
- Around line 155-156: Update normalizeUsageEntry and the
transportPhase/terminalSource metadata types to use closed TransportPhase and
TerminalSource unions with explicit allowlists, matching the existing
FailureSide and FailureStage pattern. Normalize raw inputs to allowed labels and
omit unknown or credential-like values before persistence or response
serialization; add coverage for rejected unknown and credential-shaped values.
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| /** Bounded streaming timeline for this attempt (issue #1217). */ | ||
| streamTimeline?: StreamTimeline; | ||
| failureSide?: FailureSide; | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Populate the stream observability fields at the request logging boundary.
src/usage/log.ts only declares and normalizes these fields. The supplied PR context confirms that no request-log or streaming path records them. Normal request history will therefore omit streamTimeline, failureSide, and failureStage. The new test only proves that manually supplied values round-trip.
Record each timing event and failure enum in the shared request and attempt logging path before appendUsageEntry writes the row. Add an integration test that exercises an actual streaming failure path. Do not treat issue #1217 as complete until persisted rows contain runtime-collected values.
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In `@src/usage/log.ts` around lines 92 - 95, Update the shared request and attempt
logging flow to collect and populate streamTimeline, failureSide, and
failureStage from actual streaming timing and failure events before
appendUsageEntry persists the row. Preserve normalization and manually supplied
values, and add an integration test covering a real streaming failure that
verifies these fields are present in the persisted usage entry.
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Blocker: nothing persists, and the commit claims to close #1217The serializer work is good — closed unions for But the fields never reach disk. Verified on this head:
There is also no runtime producer: On
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Four candidates reviewed at their current heads, all four held back, and a final count that is honest about a backlog which never stopped moving. lidge-jun#2083 was the strongest remaining candidate - approved, mergeable, and with security work that revert-testing confirmed is load-bearing. Its own test file cannot parse: the mock exports only callXaiImages while fulfill.ts now also imports resolveXaiAspectRatioLiteral, so the runner dies before any assertion and the new aspect_ratio regression never executes. lidge-jun#2366 persists nothing. addRequestLog wrote all five new fields as null and the function request-history projects through returned them null, while the first commit says closes lidge-jun#1217. lidge-jun#2368 is confirmed complementary to the merged lidge-jun#2310 rather than redundant, but sits 35 commits behind with an unrelated pacing test still bundled. lidge-jun#2033 is 615 behind with its file changed underneath it. The open count went 45 to 45. That is the useful number: ten PRs merged and eight closed while roughly as many arrived, three of them after this phase's own inventory was taken. A backlog with active contributors is a flow, not a queue that drains, so the measure is whether each item carries a recorded disposition rather than whether the count fell. Records the recurring defect class across six held PRs: the code does something the description denies, and the tests pass either way. None was visible from the diff; each needed the same move, which is to revert the hunk and watch what does not go red.
Refs #1217
Summary
streamTimeline:upstreamDispatchMs,upstreamHeadersMs,upstreamFirstByteMs,upstreamFirstSemanticOutputMs,downstreamFirstWriteMs,upstreamEndMs,downstreamEndMs) and closed-enum failure attribution (failureSide:"upstream"|"relay"|"downstream"|"client"|"local",failureStage:"pre_dispatch"|"upstream_wait_headers"|"upstream_read"|"relay_transform"|"downstream_write"|"client_cancel"|"terminal_delivery") to persistedusage.jsonlentries and attempts.transportPhaseandterminalSourceacross process restarts.Verification
bun test tests/usage-log.test.ts tests/usage-summary.test.ts(63 pass, 0 fail, covering timeline serialization, failure side/stage normalization, and tail recovery)bun test tests/core-lab-boundary.test.ts(13 pass, 0 fail)bun run typecheck(clean)bun run privacy:scan(passed)git diff --check(clean)Checklist
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