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fix: prevent fabricated correlation IDs outside active requests - #127
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Flask, Quart and Connexion expose a request proxy even when no request is active. get_current_request() returned that proxy unconditionally, so RequestUtil treated it as a request, failed to read or store an ID, and returned a freshly generated UUID for every log record emitted outside a request. Background logs therefore got unrelated IDs. get_current_request() now returns the proxy only when the framework reports an active request context (flask/quart has_request_context), and None otherwise. RequestUtil already maps None to json_logging.EMPTY_VALUE. Requests that carry a correlation header or generate an ID are unchanged. Tests cover outside-request logs, repeated background logs, supplied and generated IDs inside requests, sequential and concurrent requests, and Connexion 3 operations. test-requirements.txt installs connexion[flask] so Connexion 3's FlaskApp, which needs the a2wsgi package, is exercised. Fixes #125
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preventing fabricated correlation IDs outside active request contexts. Linked Issues check Issue #125requirements are met. Flask and Quart now return a request proxy only for an active request context. Connexion also checks its Connexion 3 scope and preserves supplied correlation headers w…Out of Scope Changes check The reviewed changes stay within issue #125. The Connexion 3 scope handling, framework tests, test dependency update, and changelog entry support the requested correlation-ID behavior and its regressi…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#125requirements are met. Flask and Quart now return a request proxy only for an active request context. Connexion also checks its Connexion 3 scope and preserves supplied correlation headers when Flask context is absent. Otherwise the extractors returnNone, so existingRequestUtilbehavior emitscorrelation_id: "-". The reported tests cover deterministic outside-request behavior, supplied and generated in-request IDs, sequential and concurrent isolation, and Connexion 3. The reported suite and blocking flake8 checks pass.CHANGELOG.mddocuments the behavior change.
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Safe to merge: Flask, Quart and Connexion now expose the request proxy only while a request context is active, so outside-request logs get - instead of a fabricated UUID while in-request IDs, supplied headers and request isolation are unchanged.
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- Whether the same Connexion adapter is meant to serve a Flask-less Connexion 3 ASGI app, where
_flask.has_request_context()would not reflect the active request. If it is, in-requestget_correlation_id()on that path could report-instead of the header value; as evidenced, this is not a demonstrated regression and does not change the merge posture.- Check: Confirm the Connexion adapter's intended app type; no pre-merge action required.
- Whether any consumer of
get_current_requestexists beyondRequestUtil; the search hit set returned only the extractor definitions and theRequestUtilcall. Any other consumer would receive the already-documentedNone-outside-request value, so an answer would not change the decision.- Check: None required; search coverage is not proof of absence.
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- Readiness: the test waited only for the Unix socket file to exist, which does
not mean the worker accepts requests. It now polls GET /ready over the socket
until 200, with a 30 s monotonic deadline and a 2 s per-attempt timeout. It
fails early, with gunicorn's full output, if the process exits during startup.
- /ready is a route excluded from request logging, so probing adds no records.
- Gunicorn's output goes to a file, not a pipe, so a large log cannot block the
server. The server is terminated and reaped in a finally block.
- The socket lives in a short temporary directory, because macOS limits Unix
socket paths to about 104 bytes and pytest's tmp_path can exceed that.
- Every line starting with '{' must be valid JSON. Previously malformed lines
were skipped silently.
- In CI (CI=true) a missing gunicorn fails the test instead of skipping it.
- README: states the dependency on #127 explicitly, documents the readiness
probe and the --preload assumption.
Local status: this sandbox refuses gunicorn's own socket check (EPERM), so the
end-to-end run fails here. It fails fast with the output attached.
Refs #25
- init_request_instrument() and the Flask/Connexion/Quart integrations change process-wide loggers. Measured after this module: flask-request-logger had 5 leftover handlers and parent=None. An autouse fixture now snapshots and restores the request loggers and werkzeug after every test. - The Connexion spec directory was created with tempfile.mkdtemp() and never removed. It now uses pytest's tmp_path. Verified: 44/44 on Python 3.9-3.13, blocking flake8 clean, reverting the fix still fails 6 tests, and after the module the request loggers are back to their original state. Refs #125
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The existing concurrency test sends correlation headers, which are read from the request each time and never stored, so it cannot detect a generated ID leaking between requests. Add a test where header-less requests are held in flight together by a barrier between two log calls, and check that each request's log records carry the ID that request returned, and that later logs get '-'. Reset json_logging before each test in the capture fixture, not only after, so the tests do not depend on earlier modules cleaning up.
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…docs - The README said removing accesslog = None turns Gunicorn's access log on. None is already Gunicorn's default, so nothing changes. Document how to turn it on (accesslog = "-" or --access-logfile -) and the duplicate records. - Detect Gunicorn access lines in the raw output, in plain text or wrapped in a JSON record, instead of only checking JSON records for gunicorn.access. - Add a negative control that enables --access-logfile - and checks that the detector finds the extra lines. - Assert that only the two / requests are request-logged (/ready is excluded), that the worker's 'Worker exiting' gunicorn.error record is JSON, and that the workers have exited. - Keep Gunicorn 25+'s control socket in the test's temporary directory. - Narrow the gunicorn.error wording: '-' outside requests needs PR #127. - Drop a reference to a log file that is not in the repository.
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🟡 Minor · Add a Connexion 2 in-request regression test. · test_correlation_outside_request.py:112-140
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The repository documents Connexion as a supported Flask-backed integration. The current operation test skips every Connexion version except major version 3, while the Connexion 2 test only exercises the outside-request path. Therefore, a regression in supplied correlation-ID handling during a Connexion 2 operation can pass the suite. Add a Connexion 2-compatible operation assertion for the supplied header. Generated-ID, post-request, and concurrency coverage are not required by this finding.
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…st context Connexion 3 runs error handlers registered with app.add_error_handler() and ASGI middleware after the wrapped Flask app has returned, so flask.has_request_context() is false there even though a Connexion request is active. The has_request_context() guard added for #125 made those logs return '-' where master returned the request's X-Correlation-ID. When there is no Flask request context, expose the Connexion 3 request only when Connexion's request scope is bound and the request carries a correlation header. A generated ID cannot be stored there (connexion.g is flask.g), so without a header those logs keep '-' instead of a new UUID per record. Connexion 2, Flask and Quart are unchanged. Tests cover an error handler and a post-app middleware with supplied headers, the no-header case, and concurrent ASGI requests with live contexts.
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- Readiness: the test waited only for the Unix socket file to exist, which does
not mean the worker accepts requests. It now polls GET /ready over the socket
until 200, with a 30 s monotonic deadline and a 2 s per-attempt timeout. It
fails early, with gunicorn's full output, if the process exits during startup.
- /ready is a route excluded from request logging, so probing adds no records.
- Gunicorn's output goes to a file, not a pipe, so a large log cannot block the
server. The server is terminated and reaped in a finally block.
- The socket lives in a short temporary directory, because macOS limits Unix
socket paths to about 104 bytes and pytest's tmp_path can exceed that.
- Every line starting with '{' must be valid JSON. Previously malformed lines
were skipped silently.
- In CI (CI=true) a missing gunicorn fails the test instead of skipping it.
- README: states the dependency on #127 explicitly, documents the readiness
probe and the --preload assumption.
Local status: this sandbox refuses gunicorn's own socket check (EPERM), so the
end-to-end run fails here. It fails fast with the output attached.
Refs #25
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…docs - The README said removing accesslog = None turns Gunicorn's access log on. None is already Gunicorn's default, so nothing changes. Document how to turn it on (accesslog = "-" or --access-logfile -) and the duplicate records. - Detect Gunicorn access lines in the raw output, in plain text or wrapped in a JSON record, instead of only checking JSON records for gunicorn.access. - Add a negative control that enables --access-logfile - and checks that the detector finds the extra lines. - Assert that only the two / requests are request-logged (/ready is excluded), that the worker's 'Worker exiting' gunicorn.error record is JSON, and that the workers have exited. - Keep Gunicorn 25+'s control socket in the test's temporary directory. - Narrow the gunicorn.error wording: '-' outside requests needs PR #127. - Drop a reference to a log file that is not in the repository.
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- Add a two-worker test (the configured count). It waits until both workers have logged their startup record, then checks per worker that each booted, logged 'worker ready' with its own PID and correlation_id '-', and exited with a JSON 'Worker exiting' record with '-'. Request checks are per request, so they do not depend on which worker served it. - app.py logs 'worker ready' at import time, outside any request; the tests assert it gets json_logging.EMPTY_VALUE. Removing #127's Flask guard fails the one- and two-worker tests. - Send an X-Request-ID request as well, and check X-Correlation-ID, X-Request-ID and generated IDs across responses, application logs and request records. - README: remove the 'depends on PR #127' wording (merged); give the stream for each kind of output (errorlog '-' is stderr, accesslog '-' is stdout); say when the 'Update all existing logger' line appears; add the scope of the example (sync worker; gevent, --preload and a custom logconfig not tested) and how init_flask() treats handlers from a custom logging configuration. - gunicorn.conf.py: errorlog '-' writes to stderr, not stdout.
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* docs: add tested Gunicorn and Flask integration example Adds example/gunicorn_flask (a Flask app plus a gunicorn.conf.py) and a README that explains what each output looks like: master-process messages stay plain text, workers emit JSON application and request logs, Gunicorn's access log is disabled to avoid a duplicate line per request, and records outside a request carry '-' once #125 is merged. tests/test_gunicorn_flask.py starts the example with a real Gunicorn worker on a Unix socket, sends a supplied-ID request and a generated-ID request, and checks that application and request records carry the same IDs and that no gunicorn.access JSON line is written. gunicorn is added to test-requirements.txt for this test; it is skipped when gunicorn is not installed. Local status: the sandbox this change was prepared in refuses Gunicorn's socket connection (EPERM), so the automated test was not run to completion there. The launch and record layout were verified manually earlier. Fixes #25 * test: wait for gunicorn readiness and fail on malformed JSON in #25 test - Readiness: the test waited only for the Unix socket file to exist, which does not mean the worker accepts requests. It now polls GET /ready over the socket until 200, with a 30 s monotonic deadline and a 2 s per-attempt timeout. It fails early, with gunicorn's full output, if the process exits during startup. - /ready is a route excluded from request logging, so probing adds no records. - Gunicorn's output goes to a file, not a pipe, so a large log cannot block the server. The server is terminated and reaped in a finally block. - The socket lives in a short temporary directory, because macOS limits Unix socket paths to about 104 bytes and pytest's tmp_path can exceed that. - Every line starting with '{' must be valid JSON. Previously malformed lines were skipped silently. - In CI (CI=true) a missing gunicorn fails the test instead of skipping it. - README: states the dependency on #127 explicitly, documents the readiness probe and the --preload assumption. Local status: this sandbox refuses gunicorn's own socket check (EPERM), so the end-to-end run fails here. It fails fast with the output attached. Refs #25 * test: detect Gunicorn access lines in raw output; correct access-log docs - The README said removing accesslog = None turns Gunicorn's access log on. None is already Gunicorn's default, so nothing changes. Document how to turn it on (accesslog = "-" or --access-logfile -) and the duplicate records. - Detect Gunicorn access lines in the raw output, in plain text or wrapped in a JSON record, instead of only checking JSON records for gunicorn.access. - Add a negative control that enables --access-logfile - and checks that the detector finds the extra lines. - Assert that only the two / requests are request-logged (/ready is excluded), that the worker's 'Worker exiting' gunicorn.error record is JSON, and that the workers have exited. - Keep Gunicorn 25+'s control socket in the test's temporary directory. - Narrow the gunicorn.error wording: '-' outside requests needs PR #127. - Drop a reference to a log file that is not in the repository. * test: cover two Gunicorn workers and outside-request logs; correct docs - Add a two-worker test (the configured count). It waits until both workers have logged their startup record, then checks per worker that each booted, logged 'worker ready' with its own PID and correlation_id '-', and exited with a JSON 'Worker exiting' record with '-'. Request checks are per request, so they do not depend on which worker served it. - app.py logs 'worker ready' at import time, outside any request; the tests assert it gets json_logging.EMPTY_VALUE. Removing #127's Flask guard fails the one- and two-worker tests. - Send an X-Request-ID request as well, and check X-Correlation-ID, X-Request-ID and generated IDs across responses, application logs and request records. - README: remove the 'depends on PR #127' wording (merged); give the stream for each kind of output (errorlog '-' is stderr, accesslog '-' is stdout); say when the 'Update all existing logger' line appears; add the scope of the example (sync worker; gevent, --preload and a custom logconfig not tested) and how init_flask() treats handlers from a custom logging configuration. - gunicorn.conf.py: errorlog '-' writes to stderr, not stdout.
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Bump the version to 1.6.0 and collect the changelog into a 1.6.0 section covering every change merged since 1.5.1: - Added: json_logging.EXCLUDED_FIELDS (#129, fixes #98) - Fixed: FastAPI request-context propagation (#123, fixes #124); outside-request correlation IDs in Flask, Quart and Connexion (#127, fixes #125); non-web get_correlation_id() (#128, fixes #126); Sanic 24+ logging config (#133) - Documentation: FastAPI/Uvicorn startup (#130, fixes #106); Gunicorn and Flask example (#131, fixes #25) - Compatibility: default output unchanged unless EXCLUDED_FIELDS is set; the framework behaviour changes; Python 3.9+ FastAPI context path; CI coverage The previous 'other integrations unchanged' and 'no change to the JSON schema' statements are replaced, since they do not hold for the whole release. The date is added when the release is cut. No library code change.
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* chore(release): prepare json-logging 1.6.0 Bump the version to 1.6.0 and collect the changelog into a 1.6.0 section covering every change merged since 1.5.1: - Added: json_logging.EXCLUDED_FIELDS (#129, fixes #98) - Fixed: FastAPI request-context propagation (#123, fixes #124); outside-request correlation IDs in Flask, Quart and Connexion (#127, fixes #125); non-web get_correlation_id() (#128, fixes #126); Sanic 24+ logging config (#133) - Documentation: FastAPI/Uvicorn startup (#130, fixes #106); Gunicorn and Flask example (#131, fixes #25) - Compatibility: default output unchanged unless EXCLUDED_FIELDS is set; the framework behaviour changes; Python 3.9+ FastAPI context path; CI coverage The previous 'other integrations unchanged' and 'no change to the JSON schema' statements are replaced, since they do not hold for the whole release. The date is added when the release is cut. No library code change. * chore(release): credit Bob T. and Udit Agrawal in 1.6.0 metadata
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fix: prevent fabricated correlation IDs outside active requests(Fixes #125)Branch
fix/125-correlation-outside-request, commite8ee886.Problem. Flask, Quart and Connexion return a request proxy even when no request is active.
get_current_request()returned it unconditionally, so
RequestUtiltreated the proxy as a request, could not read or store an ID, andreturned a new UUID for every record. Background logs got unrelated IDs.
Reproduced on master (
5177322), two records logged outside any request:f300d310-…f300d48c-…(third record also differed)f340583c-…f3405a08-…f37a795e-…f37a7b0c-…Change. Each extractor's
get_current_request()returns the proxy only when the framework reports an active requestcontext (
flask.has_request_context(),quart.has_request_context()). Otherwise it returnsNone, andRequestUtilalready maps
Nonetojson_logging.EMPTY_VALUE.util.pyis unchanged.Tests.
tests/test_correlation_outside_request.py(9 tests):-; consecutive and post-request logs are-;Local results.
Compatibility. Only the outside-request value changes (
-instead of a random UUID). In-request IDs and the JSONschema are unchanged.
test-requirements.txtnow installsconnexion[flask,swagger-ui], because Connexion 3'sFlaskAppneeds thea2wsgipackage from theflaskextra. Without it the Connexion 3 tests cannot import the app.Limitations. The Connexion 3 request log is still dropped (#101); this PR does not change that.
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Bug Fixes
-.-when none is provided.Tests
Review update (round 2)
4fae422: the test module now restores the Flask, Connexion, Quart and werkzeug logger state around every test(it previously left five handlers and
parent=Noneonflask-request-logger), and the Connexion spec directory usestmp_pathinstead of an uncleanedmkdtemp().environment: 6 passed, 1 skipped (the Connexion 3-only test), Quart absent there.
support_global_request_object()andRequestUtilare unchanged.test-requirements.txtnow requests
connexion[flask,swagger-ui].Review update (round 3, head
21ca29f)Test-only changes. The production code (
has_request_context()checks in Flask, Quart and Connexion) is unchanged.1. The concurrent test could not detect generated-ID leaks. Confirmed and fixed.
test_concurrent_flask_requests_do_not_exchange_idssends correlation headers. The library reads those headers on every call and never stores them, so the test passes even when ID storage is shared between requests.gstorage replaced by a process-global, the old test still passes.test_concurrent_flask_requests_keep_their_own_generated_ids, adds:threading.Barrierbetween two log calls in the handler, so every request has generated its ID before any request logs again;request_numberinprops.-.2. The
capturefixture only resetjson_loggingafter a test. Confirmed and fixed.undo_imports_from_package("json_logging")before and after each test. It is requested after the autouse logger-state fixture, so it is torn down first.json_logginginitialised and runs first. With the old fixture: 1 failure,RuntimeError: Can not call init more than once. With the new fixture: all pass.Results:
21ca29f.Review update (round 4, head
8a081de): Connexion 3 outside the Flask request contextConfirmed regression, now fixed.
FlaskAppruns two kinds of user code after the wrapped Flask app has returned, soflask.has_request_context()isFalsethere even though a Connexion request is active:app.add_error_handler(), which run in Connexion'sExceptionMiddleware;app.add_middleware(), when it logs afterawait app(...).has_request_context()guard from round 1 dropped that request.Reproduction on Connexion 3.3.0, Flask 3.x, Python 3.12. No functions are patched; a real error handler and a real middleware are used.
6d85ca35ab9fd28a081deX-Correlation-ID: test-123test-123test-123test-123test-123-test-123X-Correlation-ID: test-123test-123-test-123----Fix (
json_logging/framework/connexion/__init__.py):connexion.context.scope, a werkzeugLocalProxythat is falsy outside a request, so no exception is raised) is bound and the request carries a correlation header.connexion.gisflask.g), so those records get-rather than a new UUID per record.connexion.contextdoesn't exist, so only the Flask check applies;connexion.requestthere isflask.request.get_correlation_id(request=...), the JSON fields and the public API are unchanged.Rejected alternatives:
Tests (
tests/test_correlation_outside_request.py, Connexion 3 only):-;httpx.ASGITransport, where the middleware waits until every view has finished, so all Connexion contexts are live at once. Each record keeps its own request's ID.Mutation checks:
Results:
8a081de: 15/15 (Python 3.9–3.14, smoke tests on 3.9 and 3.14, Flake8).Not changed: in Connexion 3, request records still fail with
AttributeError: content_length, on master and on this branch (#101). The new tests exclude request logging for their route for that reason.