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fix: safely handle correlation ID lookup in non-web mode - #128
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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: safe correlation ID lookup in non-web mode. Linked Issues check Issue #126requires a stable documented non-web result, a regression test, preserved non-web logging, preserved web behavior, unchanged schema and initialization semantics, and passing checks. At head…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #126. The production change adds only the missing request-utility guard. The tests verify the requested contract and compatibility behavior. Logger-state restoration supp…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#126requires a stable documented non-web result, a regression test, preserved non-web logging, preserved web behavior, unchanged schema and initialization semantics, and passing checks. At head 34178bb,get_correlation_id()returnsEMPTY_VALUEwhen_request_utilisNone, and its docstring documents the pre-initialization andinit_non_web()behavior.tests/test_non_web_correlation.pycovers both non-web JSON settings, pre-initialization, repeated access without ID generation, non-web JSON schema, and an explicit web request. The supplied results report passing tests and blocking lint checks.
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#126. The production change adds only the missing request-utility guard. The tests verify the requested contract and compatibility behavior. Logger-state restoration supports test isolation, and the changelog records the fix. No ambient correlation feature, schema change, or unrelated production behavior is shown.
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LlamaPReview — No blocking issues found
Safe to merge: the accessor now returns the documented '-' sentinel when no request utility exists (after init_non_web() or before any init) instead of raising AttributeError, while web-mode correlation and the JSON log schema are unchanged by construction.
2 non-blocking findings retained — highest: Unused io import in new test module; --exit-zero style run means it cannot fail the gate.
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| Priority | File | Finding | Evidence |
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| P2 | tests/test_non_web_correlation.py |
Unused io import in new test module; --exit-zero style run means it cannot fail the gate. |
needs verification |
| P2 | review context |
README API note not added; behavior documented only in docstring and changelog. | needs verification |
Finding details
P2 · Unused io import in new test module; --exit-zero style run means it cannot fail the gate.
tests/test_non_web_correlation.py
The added test module imports io and never references it; the same file uses json, logging, pytest and both helpers. Consequence is limited to lint noise: the blocking CI step selects only E9,F63,F7,F82, and the style run uses --exit-zero, so this cannot fail the gate and does not affect merge. Its status is nonblocking.
Owner action: Owner action (optional, any later test-touching PR): drop the io import.
Verification boundary: needs verification; scope: changed region.
Conceptual guidance (not a committable GitHub suggestion):
import json
import logging
P2 · README API note not added; behavior documented only in docstring and changelog.
review context
The behavior is documented twice inside the PR (accessor docstring: returns EMPTY_VALUE after init_non_web() or before any init; CHANGELOG Unreleased entry), but the fetched README slices expose only a "Get current correlation-id" table-of-contents entry and non-web/web usage examples, with no explicit non-web return-value contract. This is a documentation-completeness observation, not an observed defect: the acceptance criterion "follows the approved, documented contract" is satisfied by the in-code contract plus changelog, and no caller or output depends on the README text.
Owner action: Optional owner action: add one line under README section 2.3 stating the non-web return value.
Verification boundary: needs verification; scope: bounded reviewed context.
Material unknowns
- Exact pre-existing README section 2.3 body wording about non-web correlation support. Affects only whether the optional README note is worth doing, not whether the code change is correct; a different wording would not turn it into a blocker.
- Check: Optionally read README section 2.3 and decide whether to add the non-web return-value line.
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json_logging.get_correlation_id() delegated to the request utility, which
init_non_web() never creates. Calling it after init_non_web(), or before any
init, raised AttributeError ('NoneType' object has no attribute
'get_correlation_id').
Non-web logging has no HTTP request, so there is no correlation ID to read.
The accessor now returns json_logging.EMPTY_VALUE in that case. Web-mode
behaviour is unchanged, including an explicitly passed request.
Fixes #126
Measured after this module: flask-request-logger was left with a handler and parent=None by the web-mode test that calls init_flask() and init_request_instrument(). An autouse fixture snapshots and restores the request loggers and werkzeug around every test, so the module no longer changes state other tests can see. Verified: 40/40 on Python 3.9-3.13, blocking flake8 clean, removing the non-web guard still fails 3 tests. Refs #126
Reported in review (flake8 F401). No behaviour change.
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- Line 38: Update the test fixture around undo_imports_from_package to capture
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🟡 Minor · Restore every mutated logger and handler formatter. · test_non_web_correlation.py:15-41
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestore every mutated logger and handler formatter.
JSON-enabled initialization changes handlers on every registered logger. The fixture restores only selected logger attributes and handler lists. It does not restore each handler's formatter or newly registered logger entries. A later in-process test can therefore receive JSON formatting from a handler that previously used another formatter.
Snapshot and restore the complete logger registry, logger settings, and handler formatters, or isolate this module in a subprocess.
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def restore_framework_logger_state(): """Restore process-global logging defaults and per-logger state changed by initialization.""" default_formatter = logging._defaultFormatter - names = ("flask-request-logger", "connexion-request-logger", "quart-request-logger", - "werkzeug", "non-web-test") - saved = {} - for name in names: - logger = logging.getLogger(name) - saved[name] = (list(logger.handlers), logger.level, logger.parent, logger.propagate, logger.disabled) + logger_registry = logging.Logger.manager.loggerDict.copy() + saved = {} + for logger in logger_registry.values(): + if isinstance(logger, logging.Logger): + saved[logger] = ( + list(logger.handlers), + logger.level, + logger.parent, + logger.propagate, + logger.disabled, + {handler: handler.formatter for handler in logger.handlers}, + ) yield logging._defaultFormatter = default_formatter - for name, (handlers, level, parent, propagate, disabled) in saved.items(): - logger = logging.getLogger(name) + logging.Logger.manager.loggerDict.clear() + logging.Logger.manager.loggerDict.update(logger_registry) + for logger, (handlers, level, parent, propagate, disabled, formatters) in saved.items(): logger.handlers = handlers logger.setLevel(level) logger.parent = parent logger.propagate = propagate logger.disabled = disabled + for handler, formatter in formatters.items(): + handler.setFormatter(formatter)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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57-77: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAttach the handler before
init_non_web()
init_non_web()configures handlers that already exist. This test adds its handler afterward and assignsJSONLogFormatterdirectly, so it can pass even if initialization stops configuring existing handlers. Create and attach the handler before initialization, then remove the explicit formatter assignment.Suggested fix
import json_logging - json_logging.init_non_web(enable_json=True) logger = logging.getLogger("non-web-test") logger.setLevel(logging.INFO) logger.propagate = False handler = FormattedMessageCollectorHandler() - handler.setFormatter(json_logging.JSONLogFormatter()) logger.addHandler(handler) try: + json_logging.init_non_web(enable_json=True) logger.info("hello %s", "world")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 15-41: Update restore_framework_logger_state to snapshot and
restore the complete logger registry, all logger settings, each existing
handler’s formatter, and newly registered or removed logger entries instead of
limiting restoration to the hard-coded names.
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- Around line 57-77: Update test_non_web_json_logging_output_is_unchanged so the
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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.
* 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: safely handle correlation ID lookup in non-web mode(Fixes #126)Branch
fix/126-non-web-correlation, commitb649242.Problem.
json_logging.get_correlation_id()delegates to_request_util, whichinit_non_web()never creates. Thecall raised
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_correlation_id'.Reproduced on master: the three accessor tests fail with that exact error, after
init_non_web()with JSON enabledand disabled, and before any init.
Change.
get_correlation_id()returnsEMPTY_VALUEwhen_request_util is None, and the docstring says so. Web-modebehaviour, including an explicit
request=, is unchanged.Tests.
tests/test_non_web_correlation.py(5 tests). Three fail on master and pass now. Two are controls: non-webJSON output keeps its schema with no
correlation_id, and web mode still honours an explicit request.Local results.
Compatibility. The only change is no longer raising in non-web mode. No output changes.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
-before request utilities are initialized and after non-web initialization, instead of raising an error.Documentation
Review update (round 2)
8538661: the test module restores the framework logger state around every test (see fix: prevent fabricated correlation IDs outside active requests #127).request=behaviour and the non-web schema tests are unchanged.Review update (round 3, head
3a43f1a)I re-verified this PR independently.
get_correlation_id()returns-before any init and afterinit_non_web(), with JSON enabled or disabled, including when a request object is passed explicitly.correlation_idfield.I found no functional defect. The one change this round removes the unused
import iothat the LlamaPReview bot flagged in review (flake8 F401). There is no behaviour change.Results: 40/40 on Python 3.9–3.13; blocking flake8 0; GitHub Actions 10/10 on
3a43f1a.Rebase and Python 3.14 validation (2026-10-20)
master(e11230c), including merged PRs fix: prevent fabricated correlation IDs outside active requests #127 and ci: add Python 3.14 unit and framework smoke-test coverage #133. TheUnreleasedchangelog now contains both earlier entries and this PR's fix: get_correlation_id() raises AttributeError after init_non_web() #126 entry.c9593ba: 15/15 GitHub Actions checks passed, workflow run #39508346500._request_util is Noneguard.README API clarification and final verification (2026-10-20)
README.md§2.3: before initialization and afterinit_non_web(),get_correlation_id()returnsEMPTY_VALUE("-") without generating an HTTP correlation ID.34178bb.49c83d2, workflow run #39513417351, including Python 3.14.