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Correlate API requests and terminal SSE errors, retain bounded browser failure observations, and preserve upstream rate-limit metadata. Targeted server and frontend regressions passed. Browser failure-path tests are included in the existing CI browser lane.
Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
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Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
Agent-Session: ses_e6699fbbdffeNhL8YBrQk84Urg
Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
Agent-Session: ses_e6699fbbdffeNhL8YBrQk84Urg
Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
Agent-Session: ses_e6699fbbdffeNhL8YBrQk84Urg
Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
Agent-Session: ses_e6699fbbdffeNhL8YBrQk84Urg
Correlate HTTP and SSE failures and retain browser observations in the
existing application logs. Preserve provider 429 causes and retry headers
without replaying searches or changing rate limits.
Agent-Session: ses_e6699fbbdffeNhL8YBrQk84Urg
API responses now include a request ID to help identify and follow up on errors.
Search failures can submit a limited diagnostic report without repeating the search or including the question.
Bug Fixes
Streaming errors now retain useful failure details, including request IDs and retry timing when available.
In-band streaming rate-limit failures preserve their failure reason without being misreported as HTTP 429 responses.
Documentation
Updated API documentation with request IDs, failure diagnostics, and reporting behavior.
The change adds request IDs and diagnostic logging for API and SSE failures. It adds a validated endpoint for browser-reported search failures. The frontend captures HTTP, SSE, network, and protocol failures and submits reports without replaying the search. Upstream streaming and embedding failures retain additional metadata.
Changes: Search Failure Diagnostics
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Summary
API request correlation and report endpoint src/main/java/.../ApiRequestLoggingFilter.java, src/main/java/.../BrowserSearchFailureController.java, src/test/java/.../ApiRequestLoggingFilterTest.java, src/test/java/.../BrowserSearchFailureControllerTest.java, src/test/java/.../SecurityConfigTest.java, docs/api.md
API requests receive an X-Request-ID and completion logs, including after async or error dispatch. The endpoint validates and logs bounded browser failure reports, then returns HTTP 202. Tests cover request logging, CSRF, validation, and report log fields.
Streaming failures retain terminal reasons and available gateway request and retry headers. Embedding rate-limit logs include workload and upstream details. Tests check retained metadata, log fields, and exception causes.
SSE streams carry request and failure context into error-event logging. Logs include request identifiers and available terminal or upstream metadata. Tests cover asynchronous logging, concurrent request correlation, and in-band failures.
The frontend captures HTTP, SSE, network, and protocol failures and submits validated reports through the CSRF retry helper. Stream errors retain response metadata, including parsed retry delays. Tests and documentation cover reporting without search replay or recursive diagnostic submission.
WilliamAGH/java-chat issue 137: The shared terminal SSE logging path can record retrieval.timeout events with request and failure fields. The change does not add the issue's dedicated Prometheus counter.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to bee5c
The diagnostics changes have no established merge-blocking issue. Adding a response-body read failure test would improve regression protection but need not block merging.
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The title "Retain correlated search failure diagnostics" matches the main change. The PR adds request-ID correlation, bounded browser search-failure reporting through a new diagnostics endpoint, and preserved upstream rate-limit and terminal-reason metadata. The title names the core theme, though it does not mention the API request logging or the new endpoint specifically.
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A request ID joins the stream A bounded report records the clue HTTP and SSE keep their details The search is sent just once Upstream headers leave a trace Logs follow failures to their end
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Unresolved issues cause duplicate and premature request-completion logs, misclassify missing response bodies as SSE errors, and make diagnostic tests race against a transient status indicator.
The 429 test does not check the failure report. reportSearchFailure is mocked in this file, but no test asserts a call to it. Removing the reportStreamFailure call in streamSseGet (sse.ts:322) leaves this test and the other GET tests passing. This PR adds the GET reporting path, so a regression in that path would not fail the suite.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/lib/services/sse.test.ts around lines 209 - 217:
Update the 429 rejection test for streamSseGet to assert that
reportSearchFailure is called with failure details identifying the request path,
HTTP status, and request ID. Keep the existing rejection assertion so the test
verifies both the returned error and the GET failure-reporting behavior.
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Review comments at @frontend/src/lib/services/searchDiagnostics.ts:
- Around line 12-14: Bound pagePath to the schema’s 160-character limit when the
stream-failure report is built, before it reaches reportSearchFailure
validation. Preserve the search path, request ID, kind, and status so an
overlong URL does not prevent the remaining diagnostic from being reported.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/com/williamcallahan/javachat/adapters/in/web/ApiRequestLoggingFilter.java:
- Around line 73-75: Update the completion-logging flow in
ApiRequestLoggingFilter to check for a request-scoped marker before logging and
skip the record when the marker is already present; after the first completion
record, set the marker so a subsequent ERROR dispatch does not log it again.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/com/williamcallahan/javachat/web/SseSupport.java:
- Around line 272-276: Update the search_stream_failed logging in the sseError
flow inside Flux.deferContextual: either describe the failure as preparation
rather than claiming a terminal error was emitted, or move the log to doOnNext
so it runs only when Flux.just(errorEvent) emits. Preserve the existing failure
context and observation handling.
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Review comments at @frontend/src/lib/services/sse.test.ts:
- Around line 209-217: Update the 429 rejection test for streamSseGet to assert
that reportSearchFailure is called with failure details identifying the request
path, HTTP status, and request ID. Keep the existing rejection assertion so the
test verifies both the returned error and the GET failure-reporting behavior.
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Defer sendError completion until error rendering and retain one completion
record across dispatches. Emit stream diagnostics only with the terminal
event, preserve protocol failures and bounded browser observations, and
assert the persistent browser error message.
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Add a test for a failed response body read that asserts the NETWORK kind.
The new tests cover HTTP 429 refusals, missing response bodies, SSE errors inside HTTP 200 responses, and an unreachable diagnostic endpoint. None of them makes a response body read reject. A read rejection is wrapped in a StreamFailureError with a cause, and reportStreamFailure reports that case as NETWORK on an OK response. No test asserts kind: "NETWORK", so a change that drops the cause or alters this mapping would not fail the suite.
Fun fact: a ReadableStream that calls controller.error() rejects its next read(). That makes it a direct way to exercise this path.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/lib/services/searchDiagnostics.test.ts around
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Add a test in the search diagnostics suite that makes the response body read
reject, then verifies the submitted diagnostic report has kind NETWORK and
preserves the expected stream path, HTTP 200 status, and request ID. Use an
errored ReadableStream to trigger the read failure and ensure the stream failure
is still asserted without changing production behavior.
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Correlate API requests and terminal SSE errors, retain bounded browser failure observations, and preserve upstream rate-limit metadata. Targeted server and frontend regressions passed. Browser failure-path tests are included in the existing CI browser lane.